FR2474849A1 - Curtain formed of hanging artificial creepers - has each strip in form of tree trunk, bearing leaves and flowers, joined to other sections - Google Patents

Abstract

The curtain formed of hanging strips is for balconies, windows, partitions or garden hedges and exterior house decoration. Each strip is formed of sections hinged together. Each section consists of a trunk with at least one flower and leaf. Each end of each rigid trunk has an attachment for hooking it to the other sections. The trunk is hollow with a tie going through it. Alternatively, the trunk can be solid and flexible.

Description

The present invention relates to a method. of simple realization
economic of curtains called: "LINES CURTAIN CURTAINS"; for
equally equip windows, balconies, partitions
of doors, partitions, walls, garden hedges, elements
decoration, house facades.

The configuration of these room curtain vines is made up of a
succession of vines independent of one another, the length of which
varies by dgir.

The method of the invention aims and focuses on grouping all the vines on a specific point of sunshine or for the purpose of
decoration.

Lianas move suspended by onneoux or hooks
on the principle of all curtain models.

The curtain vines can be joined together by their heavy load system, on the hooks attached themselves to a ruflette which allows the
complete displacement of the 1st liana to the last like a curtain
traditional.

Each independent curtain vine starting from its starting point
is free to take the form and position it pleases.

Lianas, if desired, cross over each other,
settle down in an arc, twist between them,
hang from all points of support independent of the frame
from the window.

The shapes and nature of each lione are endless, lianas are made with foliage, leaves, flowers, bamboo,
or any other material suitable for this process defined above.

 The size and shape of the vines are variable.

We can consider the use of curtain vines as a curtain or
like a double rideoux.

In addition a succession of rods mounted for example on a gantry
creates a real wall of foliage of 1, 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 12, 20
panels of vines superimposed one in front of the bottles.

Towtes the characteristics and particularities of the invention will be highlighted during the following description which gives an exemplary embodiment in no way limiting, with reference to the appended drawings: - In which the FIQURE 1 represents
((1) - a window whose curtain rod supports on the left
three independent palm-shaped vines
((2) - right: six lianas, which becomes a double pear
curtains.

- FIGURE 2
1) - represents about ten curtain creepers
a door with two parts
(@) - three curtain vines decorate a lamp
(3) - a table entourage on the same principle of lianas
independent
FIGURE 3
(1) - the vines are on the balcony, i.e. outside
from lo piece. (Terrace)
(2) - They separate a wall of foliage from neighboring bolcons
(3) - Lianas tick off the bars and decorate the balcony
(4) - the leaves are on the ceiling and frame the window
FIGURE 4
(1) - The pot gives the veracity of a real plant in illusion
(2) - the vines become horizontal then vertical, enca
harmoniously flow the usual objects of the room.

- FIGURE 5
(1) - curtain vines separate a room
(2) - in addition to separation (1)
(3) - close to create a door - FIGURE 6:
(1) - In a bathroom door partition
(2) - sliding shower curtain - FIGURE 7:
(1) - the vines are of different length, as well as
texture representing several foliage and flowers
(2) - They are no longer on a curtain rod addicted month
shit with a single nail to compose a decor - - The traditional shape of the curtain is respected by
the addition of a flare.

(4) - The vines connected to each other become a
bed cover - FIGURE 8
(1) - Single door
(2) - Double row foliage wall partition FIGURE 9
(1) - The lianas are spread out and grouped together according to the
desire of everyone FIGURE 10
(1) - Single hedge lianas on a wall or wire mesh support
fencing. All forms or natures of foliage and flowers
are possible.

(2) - On the portico - 4 walls of vines or more, become
a very bushy hedge checking the view of neighbors
(3) - The lianas on a pole transform into a garden tree
(4) - The facade of the mold covered with creepers changes totole
ment of appearance.

- FIGURE 11
(1) - I lianas tight against each other create a
effective sun visor
(2) - The vines are arranged according to the desire for the decorative effect
(3)
rotary to obtain. They go out on the possible balcony
to create a winter garden.

- FIGURE 12
(1) - Starting from the base curtain one or more lianas
lengthened for the needs of the couse run all the way
tower of apartment parts.

- FIGURE 13
(1) -'Multiple trunks folded - ler support lione
(2) - 2nd lione support
(3) - Shelf
(4) - Liane fall back in curtain
(5) - width of the shelf made of 1 trunk plus less
long or two trunks side by side.

(6) - clipping or fixing - FIGURE 14:
Sketch A - B - C - D - representing several elements in trunks with sheets inserted between each trunk.

(1) - Trunk
(2) - Sketch sheets E and F representing: 3 full and flexible pieces clipped one into the other.

(1) - 1st element
(2) - 2nd element
(3) - 3rd Croqui element @@ G represent @ nt; 2 solid and flexible pieces linked together, wired with wire and whose different elements take the shape you want.

(1) - the first element
(2) - 2nd element
(3) - 3rd Croqui @ s H element representing: 4 solid and flexible pieces connected to each other, armored with wire and whose different elements take the shape that is desired.

(1) - 1st element
(2) - 2nd element
(3) - 3rd element
(4) - 4th element
Sketch 1 representing: 3 full and flexible pieces connected to each other, armored with wire and whose different elements take the shape you want.

(1) - the first element
(2) - 2nd element
(3) - 3rd element
Sketch @ representing: 3 solid and flexible pieces connected to each other, armored with wire and of which the different elements
take the shape you want.

(1) - 1st element
(2) - 2nd element @@
(3) - 3rd element

Claims (1)

previous or following. tachable or detachable -by ends oux elements which is provided at each end with. a means making it f @ cilately at trunk with at least one leaf or a flower and that shock trunk of the others characterized in that each element comprises a or thong being formed of elements articulated one after the other CLAIMS (1) - Curtain formed of bungs or hanging straps. Each strip length of the liana. the trunk is rigid, hollow and porcouru por a link over the entire (2) - Curtain according to claim 1 coractérisé in that in all directions at lo request (6) - Curtain according to any one of the preceding claims the vines are independent each other and orient each lione has a languor voriable at will (5) - Rideou according to claim 1 coractérisé in that corretpondont for the clipping of two successive trunks (4) - Curtain according to claim 1 characterized in that mole while the other end has a female receptacle the trunk is full and flexible and provided at one end with an appendix (3) - Curtain according to claim 1, characterized in that  1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - in that::  the vines can be more or less close together so that the  adjoining leaves are more or less thick foliage  more or less dimming the light (7) - Curtain according to claim 1 characterized in that  the articulated trunks form sets of decorative constructions  and utilities such as gutters or other open space arrangements  seriously.