EP0122235B1 - A track mechanism for the orientation and displacement of the strips of a vertical strip blind - Google Patents
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- EP0122235B1 EP0122235B1 EP84830099A EP84830099A EP0122235B1 EP 0122235 B1 EP0122235 B1 EP 0122235B1 EP 84830099 A EP84830099 A EP 84830099A EP 84830099 A EP84830099 A EP 84830099A EP 0122235 B1 EP0122235 B1 EP 0122235B1
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
- E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
- E06B9/00—Screening or protective devices for wall or similar openings, with or without operating or securing mechanisms; Closures of similar construction
- E06B9/24—Screens or other constructions affording protection against light, especially against sunshine; Similar screens for privacy or appearance; Slat blinds
- E06B9/26—Lamellar or like blinds, e.g. venetian blinds
- E06B9/36—Lamellar or like blinds, e.g. venetian blinds with vertical lamellae ; Supporting rails therefor
- E06B9/362—Travellers; Lamellae suspension stems
- E06B9/364—Operating mechanisms therein
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- the present invention relates to a track mechanism, for the orientation and displacement of the strips of a vertical strip blind.
- vertical strip blinds are largely utilised for the covering and decoration of windows in general, such blinds being constituted by adjacent strips of suitably reinforced fabric.
- Such strips are suspended from conveniently formed members slidable along a hollow track support and able to cause coordinated orientation of the strips themselves by making them turn through a given angle about their vertical axes which are all parallel to one another.
- assemblies which are commercially available at present for obtaining, with a single control, the displacement and orientation of the strips have a significant structural complexity and are therefore of rather high cost.
- This structural complexity moreover, can detrimentally affect, at least in general, the correct operation of the product, or at least require frequent adjustments and/or replacement of parts.
- the conventional type of displacement and orientation members for the strips usually have a not insignificant linear bulk, which only allows them to be used on rectilinear sections.
- the document EP-A-0 081 465 which is a state of the art according to Article 54(3), discloses a mechanism for operating a vertical strip blind, including a first spindle supported by a prismatic box-like body at one end of which spindle there is formed a worm wheel and on which is fitted with the interposition of resilient biasing means an element provided with a circumferential projection having external teeth, the worm wheel of said first spindle engaging the partially toothed shaped end of a second spindle the axis of which is vertical, carrying a suitable shaped hook for support of the strip which constitutes a part of the blind; the prismatic box-like body being housed, with the first spindle disposed on one side in a sliding track provided with opposed guides for the passage of a flexible control member which is engageable with the toothed projection formed on the element which acts on the first spindle.
- the object of the present invention is to eliminate the previously described disadvantages by providing a mechanical device for the manipulation of vertical strip blinds which will be structurally simple and therefore of low cost.
- a particular object of the present invention is to provide a mechanical device for operating vertical strip blinds; which has a substantially limited bulk in such a way as to be used even on curved profiles.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a mechanical device for operating vertical strip blinds which will allow blinds having a central opening to be formed using only a single sliding track of suitable shape.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a mechanical device for operating vertical strip blinds which is made from a limited number of component parts cooperating together in such a way as to provide an extremely secure and reliable product for the user.
- the said first spindle is disposed obliquely with respect to the second spindle; in this case, obviously, the corresponding toothed and partially toothed wheels formed at their facing ends and mutually engaging one another are of conical type, namely bevel wheels.
- the operating mechanism for a vertical strip blind in question comprises a suitably shaped prismatic box-like body 1 having an almost trapezoidal shape, with a projecting portion 1' in which are formed mountings for housing and supporting a spindle 2 disposed with its axis preferably inclined or else vertical.
- the spindle At its base portion the spindle is formed with a perimetral toothed wheel 3 similar to a toothed ring, above which is located a fixed collar 4. Upwardly from the toothed wheel 2 the spindle has a first cylindrical portion 2' and above this a second cylindrical portion 2" of smaller diameter.
- the said resilient biasing means can be constituted by a coil spring or by a length of rubber tube, or by other functionally equivalent members suitably dimensioned and placed in compression by the pressing action of a resilient washer 19 for the purpose of acting as a friction clutch between the hollow cylindrical element 6 and the collar 4.
- the lower toothed ring 3 of the spindle 2 is engaged by the upper end 20 of a second spindle 8 which has a mushroom head and teeth around part of its periphery. This latter is housed in such a manner that it can turn in a suitable seat 9 formed in the base of the box-like body 1 adjacent its projecting portion 1'.
- the portion of the box-like body 1 constituting the said seat 9 further defines outer guides 10 for retaining and sliding along the flanges 11 of a C-shape section 12.
- This section having a vertical plane of symmetry, has, in particular, at the inner faces of the two lateral walls respective open channels 13 of suitable section which can house a slidable member 14 which acts to cause rotation of or to draw along (in one of two directions) the toothed ring 7.
- the said slidable member can be constituted, as required or preferred, by a cord or by a chain carrying balls or other suitable projecting elements, or by a perforated band or the like able to engage the teeth of the toothed ring.
- the projecting members of the said slidable operating member should extend from the channels 13.
- the toothed ring 7 the rotation of which is essentially resisted by the action of the resilient means 5, starts, at first, to turn putting the partially toothed upper end 20 of the spindle 8 into rotation through the toothed ring 3.
- the lower end of the spindle 8 carries a suitably shaped support hook 15 for one of the strips 16 of the blind.
- a resilient tongue 17 which, by abutting against a projection 18 formed in the middle of the profile 12, improves the retention of the box-like body itself within this latter.
- this tongue is able to guarantee a perfect stability of the box-like body against the inevitable stresses transmitted by the movement of the displacement member.
- the perfect mirror image symmetry of the section constituting the sliding track allows the box-like bodies to be introduced with the projecting portion 1' facing either the right (with reference to Figures 1 and 3) or towards the left that is to say with the box-like body itself rotated through 180° with respect to its vertical axis.
- box-like bodies with the toothed ring arranged for right hand movement of the slidable operating bodies 14 can be fitted on the right hand section of a track whilst bodies arranged with the teeth on the left can be fitted to the left hand section of the same track for sliding movement in the opposite sense from that of the right hand section.
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- The present invention relates to a track mechanism, for the orientation and displacement of the strips of a vertical strip blind. As is known, currently, vertical strip blinds are largely utilised for the covering and decoration of windows in general, such blinds being constituted by adjacent strips of suitably reinforced fabric. Such strips are suspended from conveniently formed members slidable along a hollow track support and able to cause coordinated orientation of the strips themselves by making them turn through a given angle about their vertical axes which are all parallel to one another.
- It is likewise known that the movement of such blinds can be obtained by means of a single control or a double control; in the latter case a first cord effects the displacement of the strips (drawing together or apart) and a second cord causes rotation thereof. In the former case a single control cord (or the like) is used to perform the said two operations in sequence.
- However, assemblies which are commercially available at present for obtaining, with a single control, the displacement and orientation of the strips, have a significant structural complexity and are therefore of rather high cost. This structural complexity, moreover, can detrimentally affect, at least in general, the correct operation of the product, or at least require frequent adjustments and/or replacement of parts.
- Likewise, the conventional type of displacement and orientation members for the strips usually have a not insignificant linear bulk, which only allows them to be used on rectilinear sections.
- Moreover, with the currently available displacement members, whenever it is desired to provide a blind with a central aperture, it is necessary to use a double track for the sliding of the slide guides or displacement members.
- For example the document EP-A-0 081 465, which is a state of the art according to Article 54(3), discloses a mechanism for operating a vertical strip blind, including a first spindle supported by a prismatic box-like body at one end of which spindle there is formed a worm wheel and on which is fitted with the interposition of resilient biasing means an element provided with a circumferential projection having external teeth, the worm wheel of said first spindle engaging the partially toothed shaped end of a second spindle the axis of which is vertical, carrying a suitable shaped hook for support of the strip which constitutes a part of the blind; the prismatic box-like body being housed, with the first spindle disposed on one side in a sliding track provided with opposed guides for the passage of a flexible control member which is engageable with the toothed projection formed on the element which acts on the first spindle.
- The object of the present invention is to eliminate the previously described disadvantages by providing a mechanical device for the manipulation of vertical strip blinds which will be structurally simple and therefore of low cost.
- Within the scope of the above mentioned object, a particular object of the present invention is to provide a mechanical device for operating vertical strip blinds; which has a substantially limited bulk in such a way as to be used even on curved profiles.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a mechanical device for operating vertical strip blinds which will allow blinds having a central opening to be formed using only a single sliding track of suitable shape.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a mechanical device for operating vertical strip blinds which is made from a limited number of component parts cooperating together in such a way as to provide an extremely secure and reliable product for the user.
- The said object, as well as the above indicated objects and others, which will appear more clearly below, are achieved by a mechanism for the operation of a vertical strip blind, according to the main claim.
- Preferably the said first spindle is disposed obliquely with respect to the second spindle; in this case, obviously, the corresponding toothed and partially toothed wheels formed at their facing ends and mutually engaging one another are of conical type, namely bevel wheels.
- Further characteristics and advantages of the mechanism for operating vertical strip blinds, which constitutes the subject of the present invention, will be better understood with the aid of the following description of a preferred embodiment of the device itself, illustrated purely by way of non limitative example, the various figures of the attached drawings, in which:
- Figure 1 is a vertical section illustrating the device fitted in an associated sliding track;
- Figure 2 schematically illustrates in perspective a vertical strip blind the support and sliding track of which is equipped with a plurality of such devices;
- Figure 3 is a cross-section similar to Figure 1 illustrating a second embodiment in which a first and second spindle are parallel to one another; and
- Figure 4 is a view from above of the second spindle.
- With particular reference to the reference numerals of the various figures in the attached drawings, the operating mechanism for a vertical strip blind in question comprises a suitably shaped prismatic box-
like body 1 having an almost trapezoidal shape, with a projecting portion 1' in which are formed mountings for housing and supporting aspindle 2 disposed with its axis preferably inclined or else vertical. - At its base portion the spindle is formed with a perimetral
toothed wheel 3 similar to a toothed ring, above which is located a fixed collar 4. Upwardly from thetoothed wheel 2 the spindle has a first cylindrical portion 2' and above this a secondcylindrical portion 2" of smaller diameter. - On the first cylindrical portion there is fitted, with the interposition of resilient biasing means 5, a hollow cylindrical element 6 carrying a
coaxial ring 7 the perimeter of which is formed with a set of teeth in the form of a ring gear. - In particular, the said resilient biasing means can be constituted by a coil spring or by a length of rubber tube, or by other functionally equivalent members suitably dimensioned and placed in compression by the pressing action of a
resilient washer 19 for the purpose of acting as a friction clutch between the hollow cylindrical element 6 and the collar 4. - The
lower toothed ring 3 of thespindle 2 is engaged by theupper end 20 of asecond spindle 8 which has a mushroom head and teeth around part of its periphery. This latter is housed in such a manner that it can turn in asuitable seat 9 formed in the base of the box-like body 1 adjacent its projecting portion 1'. - The portion of the box-
like body 1 constituting the saidseat 9 further definesouter guides 10 for retaining and sliding along theflanges 11 of a C-shape section 12. - This section, having a vertical plane of symmetry, has, in particular, at the inner faces of the two lateral walls respective
open channels 13 of suitable section which can house aslidable member 14 which acts to cause rotation of or to draw along (in one of two directions) thetoothed ring 7. - The said slidable member can be constituted, as required or preferred, by a cord or by a chain carrying balls or other suitable projecting elements, or by a perforated band or the like able to engage the teeth of the toothed ring. In particular, it is envisaged that the projecting members of the said slidable operating member should extend from the
channels 13. - The
toothed ring 7 the rotation of which is essentially resisted by the action of theresilient means 5, starts, at first, to turn putting the partially toothedupper end 20 of thespindle 8 into rotation through thetoothed ring 3. The lower end of thespindle 8 carries a suitablyshaped support hook 15 for one of thestrips 16 of the blind. - The rotation of this spindle is obviously limited in amplitude by the circumferential extent of the teeth on its
upper end 20. In fact, when thetoothed ring 3 engages the continuous portion of the said upper end of thespindle 8 the rotation of the spindle and the corresponding toothed ring ceases since any possible further traction exerted on the teeth of thering 7 cause solely a rotation of this latter against the resistance of the resilient friction means 5. - : In practice, after this rotational movement, further traction on the said
toothed ring 7 causes translation of the box-like body 1 in one directional sense or the other causing the various strips of the blind to approach or become spaced from one another. The normal position of these strips is determined, obviously, by the length of the cable or chain which joins the box-like bodies together, which can vary in dependence on the specific requirements of use for the user. Moreover, the said friction clutch can be fitted, instead of on thefirst spindle 2, to thesecond spindle 8 with the necessary variation of providing the head of this latter also with a complete toothed wheel and by arranging a tooth for the necessary arrest of rotation thereof. - Moreover, in the case of an inclined spindle (Figure 1) there is provided, at the top of the
prismatic body 1, aresilient tongue 17 which, by abutting against aprojection 18 formed in the middle of theprofile 12, improves the retention of the box-like body itself within this latter. In particular, this tongue is able to guarantee a perfect stability of the box-like body against the inevitable stresses transmitted by the movement of the displacement member. - The perfect mirror image symmetry of the section constituting the sliding track allows the box-like bodies to be introduced with the projecting portion 1' facing either the right (with reference to Figures 1 and 3) or towards the left that is to say with the box-like body itself rotated through 180° with respect to its vertical axis. In this way box-like bodies with the toothed ring arranged for right hand movement of the
slidable operating bodies 14 can be fitted on the right hand section of a track whilst bodies arranged with the teeth on the left can be fitted to the left hand section of the same track for sliding movement in the opposite sense from that of the right hand section. - Consequently, by arranging the said box-like bodies within the section constituting the track with some of them facing the right and some facing the left it is possible easily to provide a blind having a central opening. The presence of the said friction clutch likewise prevents breakage or wear phenomena on the
slidable operating member 14 or thetoothed ring 7 or sliding of the blind even in the case of prolonged and repeated adjustment. - From what has been explained above and from observation of the various Figures of the drawings attached the great functionality and practicality in use which characterise the operating mechanism for vertical strip blinds and constituting the subject of the present invention will be apparent.
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AT84830099T ATE35842T1 (en) | 1983-04-06 | 1984-03-30 | CONTROL MECHANISM FOR ROTATION AND SLIDING THE VERTICAL SLATS OF A BLINDS. |
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IT2144583U | 1983-04-06 | ||
IT8321445U IT8321445V0 (en) | 1983-04-06 | 1983-04-06 | GEAR DEVICE, FOR THE ORIENTATION AND DRAGING OF THE STRIPS, IN THE VERTICAL BLADE CURTAINS. |
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EP0122235A2 EP0122235A2 (en) | 1984-10-17 |
EP0122235A3 EP0122235A3 (en) | 1986-03-19 |
EP0122235B1 true EP0122235B1 (en) | 1988-07-20 |
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JP (1) | JPS59206586A (en) |
AT (1) | ATE35842T1 (en) |
CA (1) | CA1244752A (en) |
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IT (1) | IT8321445V0 (en) |
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NL8800049A (en) * | 1988-01-08 | 1989-08-01 | Allpac Holding B V Handelend O | SUSPENSION SYSTEM FOR VERTICAL BLINDS. |
HUT61071A (en) * | 1989-12-13 | 1992-11-30 | Schoen Bv | Device for hanging lamellar sun-shield curtains |
US5845695A (en) * | 1997-05-05 | 1998-12-08 | All-Teck Blinds, P.T.B. Inc. | Traversing and rotating wand for vertical blinds |
CA2224543C (en) * | 1997-12-09 | 2003-02-11 | Stores All-Teck P.T.B. Inc./All-Teck Blinds P.T.B. Inc. | Concealed-wand control for a vertical blind |
EP1342880A1 (en) * | 2002-03-08 | 2003-09-10 | Silent Gliss International Ag | Slat blind |
FI120174B (en) * | 2004-03-19 | 2009-07-15 | Nokia Corp | Saving data with the device |
CN201437686U (en) * | 2009-05-25 | 2010-04-14 | 广州嘉伦装饰建材有限公司 | Double-tracks louver curtain |
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