DE6912990U - ARRANGEMENT FOR HANGING FOLDED CURTAINS - Google Patents

Description

Hugo Bier, master decorator, 6935 Strumpfelbrunn, Haupt9tr.

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Arrangement for hanging up folded curtains

The invention relates to an arrangement for folded hanging of curtains and the like materials with two rows one above the other on the curtain head arranged eyelets and with down elongated, stiff hangers guided in a rail for Hook in several eyelets from both rows of uses in the Hook-on elements arranged one on top of the other on a hanger with clean eyelets.

Such an arrangement, which is the subject of an earlier proposal, makes it possible to use each hanger to form and grasp one or more folds of folds on the curtain head. The number of folds that is formed on a hanger is advantageously variable. It is sufficient to grasp a corresponding number of eyes. The size of the folds is also variable, because you can easily increase the size of the folds which you knock over some of the provided eyelets when hanging.

After all, this older proposal allows for perfectly shaped folds, because the individual fold is kept at two levels, namely those of the rows of eyelets arranged one above the other. so that the fold in the sardine head is not disordered forward or

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2 can tilt to the side. The proposed arrangement is characterized by apart from that, also by a particularly simple design of the elements involved.

The object of the invention is to provide an arrangement of the proposed Kind to improve so that with as simple as possible »? Design of the elements involved, the loosening of the tines is as easy to handle as possible.

The invention is characterized dadurca that a hanger a Has bracket, the first leg is attached with its free end to a serving to guide this hanger support element of the hanger and the second leg is releasably locked with its free end to the support element, and that on the support element-side half of the first leg, transversely to this one to the second leg directed and with this lockable web is provided and that eyelets of the upper row of eyelets on the web and eyelets of the lower row of eyelets arranged underneath at a distance from the web and the end of the bow arch remote from the support element are looped onto the bow bow end.

The desired simple design is achieved in that the two required suspension elements are formed by a single bracket and the web. The handling is therefore easy, because you can comfortably open the eyelets of the The lower row of eyelets can run up onto the bracket and that of the upper row of eyelets onto the web, in order to then close both locks close. Handling is made particularly easier by the fact that the eyelets of the lower ones that have snapped onto the bracket row of eyelets, if you tighten the hanger a little, slightly in can be held in the opened position, even if the bracket is not yet closed, so that there is no trouble then loop the eyes of the upper row of eyes onto the web.

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A preferred development of the invention is characterized in that that the bracket is made of elastic material with a pretensioning that spreads the legs, and that for both Locks each have a hook open to the first leg

provided on the web and on the support element for the second leg is.

In this development, the locks are very simple, because they essentially only require the hooks mentioned. This refinement is also easy to use because the two locks, after the eyelets have been looped open, can easily be used together can be closed by simply pushing the second leg inwards and relaxing behind the hook leaves.

Preferably, the hanger according to the invention is made in one piece Plastic part made. The attainable material tension With the possible dimensions for many plastics, that is sufficient for the second leg according to the above-mentioned development to achieve the required preload.

The invention will now be explained in more detail using the attached drawing. In the drawing shows

Figure 1 shows a hanger according to the invention from the side

seen,

Figure 2 the section II from Figure ι, Figure 3 the section III from Figure 1,

FIG. 4 a section of a part of a not yet shown

looped the curtain head onto the eyelet-studded one Seen back and

Figure 5 is a diagram to explain a preferred

Arrangement of the loops to be loosened.

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According to FIG. 1, the hanger, generally designated 1, has at its upper end a support element designed here as a slider, which can be guided in a rail which extends in the direction of the double arrow 3 when the hanger is in the functional position. At the bottom of the support element 2 is a bracket 4, the first leg 5 of which is attached to the support element 2 with its free end 16, while the second leg 6 is locked with its free end to a hook / lock attached to the support element 2 and open to the first leg 5 is. The hanger 1 is a unitary plastic part and the bracket 4 has an internal tension that the. Has endeavored to drive the two legs apart, so that the free end of the second leg 6, as a result of this internal tension, pushes itself into the hook 7, directed from the inside to the outside, and thereby locks. A web 8, the free end of which is designed as a hook 9, is fastened transversely thereto on the half of the first leg 5 on the support element side. The open side of the hook 9 is directed towards the first leg 5 and the second leg 6 is also locked in this hook in the functional position shown. So that both of the locks formed by the hooks 7 and 9 are firmly seated, the free end 10 of the second leg 6 is slightly tapered above the hook 9 and the hook 7 is arranged in relation to the hook 9 that this tapered end is additionally bent when it engages the hook 7 is, as shown in Figure 1 somewhat exaggerated. At the upper end, the second leg 6 has a lateral extension 35 which grips the hook 9 from behind as a strain relief.

The eyelets to be opened in the upper row of eyelets are placed on the Web 8 and the eyelets 13 of the lower row of eyelets on the bow end 11 looped up, as only indicated in Figure 1 by the there drawn eyelets ΐ2, 13 can be seen.

The eyelets 12 are by an approach 36 of the web 8 against the side Slipping on the hook 9 assured. The eyelets 13 cind held tightly together, due to the V-shaped design

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of the bow end 11 and the pull of the curtain on them. As a result, a tuft-shaped fold head is achieved, which is desirable for shapely folds.

The free end 10 of the second is used to loosen the loops Leg 6 released from both hooks 7 and 9 and first the eyelets 13 are looped onto the sheet 4, then the eyelets 12 looped onto the web 8 and then the second leg 6 locked. As can be seen from FIGS. 2 and 3, the two hooks 7 and 9 are on the same side in the example after that of the viewer of Figure 1 facing side open. This makes it easier to open and close the bracket. In a modification of this, one can use the Arrange a hook open to the other side, then the handling when opening and closing is a bit more difficult, but the lock is more secure. The embodiment shown wild, however, preferred because it has been shown that by the weight of the curtain hanging on the hooked eyes the locking of the second leg 6 so much in the sense of si = ner security is burdened that it is hardly unintentional in practice solves.

In FIG. 4, 20 is a curtain tape drawn on a smaller scale in which two rows 31, 32 of eyelets are woven are. The curtain tape is sewn on the back of the curtain head. The eyelets are simple loops that point to the left and are open on the right and are narrow. The distance between the eye-clean 31, 32 is as large as that between the web 8 and the bow end 11th

A preferred arrangement of the loops and their selection for loosening will now be explained using FIG. According to FIG. 5, 16 grid positions are drawn for each row of eyelets, which rows have the same spacing from one another and lie one above the other in pairs. In the upper row of eyelets 33 there are actually eyelets only in the grid positions 2 \ 6 \ 10 'and 14' and these four eyelets are looped onto the web 8 as eyelets 12. In the lower

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Ren eyelet row 34 are the same grid positions as in the upper eyelet row, namely the grid positions 2 ¹ , 6, 10 * and 14 * with eyelets. In addition, the hatch positions to the left and right of it are occupied by eyelets, namely the grid positions V, 3 ¹ , 5 ', 7', 9 »11 \ 13 * and 15 *. ^{The eyelets of the grid positions 3 1} , 6 ', 10 * and 13 * of the lower row of eyelets are looped onto the bow end as eyelets 13. An arrow »points to the grid positions with eyelets, while those that are actually looped are circled.

in Figure 5 only a section of a curtain head is shown. -This section is repeated for the next hanger, starting with grid position 17 *, which ^{corresponds to grid position 1 I in} the illustration.

The periodicity of the arrangement of the eyelets extends over four grid positions, while the periodicity of the hangers extends over 16 grid positions. Although only about half of the grid positions are actually occupied with eyelets in the arrangement shown, there are still various possibilities through the selection of the eyelets for hanging. So you can hang up only three eyes instead of four eyes. Then you choose from the upper row of eyelets, those of positions 2, '6 * and lo' and from the lower row of eyelets, those of positions 3, 6 'and 9 · This variation can also be used to increase the number of eyelets to be hung on a hanger make. These variations are made possible by the fact that eyelet trippels are provided in the lower row of eyelets.

Claims (1)

• t · • * ■ • · 1 March 13, 1969 P 23 505 CLAIMS 1. Arrangement for hanging curtains and folded Similar fabrics with eyelets arranged one above the other on the curtain head and with loops below elongated, stiff catchers guided in a rail for hanging in several eyelets from both rows of eyelets in the single eyelet allocated, Suspension elements arranged one above the other on a hanger, characterized in that a hanger (1) has a bracket (4), the first leg (5) of which with its free end on one for guiding this Suspender serving support element (2) attached to the hanger and whose second arm (6) is releasably locked with its free end on the support element, and that on the supporting element-side half of the first Scnen: .els, transversely to this one to the second leg directed and with this lockable web (8) is provided and that eyelets (12) of the upper row of eyelets the web and eyelets at a distance from the web and the supporting element Bow end (11) below arranged lower row of eyelets are looped onto the end of the bow. - 2 - P 23 505 Arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the bracket (4) is made of elastic material with a prestress that spreads the legs, and that for each of the two locks a hook (7,9) open to the first knuckle (5) on the web (8) and on the Support element (2) for the second arm (6) is provided. Arrangement according to claim 2, characterized in that a hanger (1) is a one-piece plastic part. Arrangement according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the eyelets in one Grid dimensions with grid positions are arranged one above the other and at the same distance next to one another and that on the web (8) several eyelets arranged in between each with the same number of unoccupied grid positions (Fig. 5) are looped, and that on the bow end to the looped ones on the footbridge at both ends eyelets, an eyelet is looped underneath and an inwardly grooved eyelet around a grid position and to the the rest of the one exactly below. Arrangement according to claim 4 _t characterized in that in the upper ösenreihe only every fifth grid position with a loop (FIG. 5) is open and that beside each one is eyelet provided in the lower ösenreihe below each upper eyelet and left and right raster position. Arrangement according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the bracket (4) is V-shaped narrows towards the bow end (11).