FR2676635A1 - WRAPPING RING FOR CURTAINS OR DOUBLE CURTAINS. - Google Patents

Abstract

Support for curtain consisting of a discontinuous ring (2), one end of this ring having a bevelled break (4) which bevelled part takes place inside a tab (5) arranged in the fold of the curtain , the other wearing a decorative pattern.

Description

1 The present invention relates to a curtain ring for mounting

curtains or

double curtains with sewn pleats.

  There are commonly two ways of attaching curtains to rings. One is

  killed by a suspender ring The eyelet suspender is attached to the ring This suspender will support a clip of braid which is housed in one of the folds of the curtain pleating tape Therefore, it is not the ring which defines the fold of the curtain but the pleating tape (quantity of folds per curtain and extent of movement) The result is an often tight fold starting from the pleating tape which ends at the base of the curtain by a natural fold defined by the thickness and texture

  of the fabric used The other is the ring with stitched seams In this case, the fold of the curtain is

  su in the fabric To this seam we add a tongue, itself sewn;, linking the ring definitively to the curtain In this case, the fold is defined by the only position of the ring on the rod The amplitude of the fold is directly dependent on the diameter of the ring and the seam

  associated The fold takes on a uniform appearance from top to bottom of the curtain If the appearance is

  ciable, the disaffection of the system comes from the permanent attachment of the curtain to the rings,

  making cleaning the curtains problematic.

  These two methods of attachment have the disadvantage of being impractical during the

  mounting the curtains for cleaning.

  The object of the present invention is to remedy the drawbacks mentioned above.

demment.

  The "folded ring" system, avoids the use of a braid clip hanger and pleating ribbon by taking up the mounted sewing technique It consists of a wooden or brass ring opened by a sharp break The slot of the ring is dug in

  the thickness of the ring in order to preserve the initial shape of the circle without causing deviation

spiral staircase.

  According to a variant the ring can receive a tab, the example of which has a stylized sheet, in the extension of the snail opening The invention will in any case be well

  understood using the additional description which follows, as well as the appended figures, the-

  which complement represents only a preferred embodiment of the invention and does not

  should in no case be limiting.

  Figure 1 of this drawing shows a side view of the ring, object of the invention.

  Figure 2 is a front view of the same ring.

  FIG. 3 represents a section along AA of FIG. 1.

  Figure 4 shows a number of rings, object of the invention, mounted on a rod.

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  1 As shown in the figures, there is the rod (1) on which the an-

  neau (2) The front face of this ring is provided with decorative patterns (3) The ring (2) is

  continuous and has at its lower part a beveled break (9) leaving a space between

  this end and the decorative pattern This bevelled end (4) takes place in a lan-

  watch (5) in fabric or other material, by a seam (6) This tab is made solid

  daire curtain (7) and is arranged in a fold of the latter A seam (8) arranged vertica-

  Lement on the rear part of the ring allows to give a final width, ample When dismantling the curtain, it suffices to cause a rotation of the ring to allow

  the beveled end of it to detach from the curtain.

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Claims (1)

CLAIM   1 Support for curtain, characterized in that it consists of a discontinuous ring (2),   one end of this ring having a beveled break (4), the other carrying a   decorative pattern, said bevelled part taking place inside a tongue (5) arranged in the fold of the curtain (7). f