FR2705024A3 - Improved device for fixing sliding paths for ceiling curtains. - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to an improved device for fixing sliding tracks for curtains to the ceiling. According to the invention, it is characterized in that it comprises a plastic element substantially in the shape of an "L" having a side which is fixed to the ceiling and having an extension intended for the removal of said device, while the the other side is wedge-shaped which is provided with a tooth which fits firmly into a groove formed in a sliding track for sliding curtains.

Description

DESCRIPTION

  The subject of this patent is an improved device for the

  fixing of sliding paths for ceiling curtains.

  As is known, for fixing curtain sliding paths to the wall and the ceiling, the support elements currently used usually consist of plates and brackets intended to fix the sliding paths to the wall, fixed with the aid of

  sealing attachments or other support devices.

  Normally, the aforementioned sliding paths, which are made of metal, wood or other equivalent material, present guides on

  which slide small wheels or rollers equipped with tongs, crooked

  chests or other items that can support the curtains, which

  can slide horizontally.

  However, the support elements of sliding paths

  give rise to significant disadvantages.

  First, they have the disadvantage that, in particular,

  bind from below, the plates or elements intended for fixing them to the wall

are visible.

  In addition, said elements are unattractive and are

bulky.

  Moreover, since each time the curtains have to

  to be washed, they must be removed and put back in place and since these supports are not at all easy to remove,

  results in a considerable loss of time.

  The object of the present patent is to solve the above-mentioned problems by proposing an improved device which can be easily removed and replaced, which is not visible from below, occupies a very limited space and same time, has an excellent aesthetic effect. Furthermore, because the device in question is made of plastic, it is inexpensive and long-lasting, being

  because it is not subject to oxidation.

  The above purpose as well as the objects cited and others that will be

  explained in more detail below, are realized by a

  The invention relates to a fastener for fastening sliding paths for ceiling curtains, which is characterized in that it comprises a substantially "L" -shaped plastic element having a side which

  attaches to the ceiling and has an extension for removing

  the other side is shaped to have a wedge-shaped protrusion which acts as a fixing tooth and which engages in a housing recess made in a path

  slip for sliding curtains.

  Other features and advantages of the patent will appear

  clearly in more detail when studying the description of a mode

  preferred, but not exclusive, embodiment of the improved device in question for fastening curtain sliding paths

  slidable ceiling, an embodiment illustrated as e-

  non-limiting example with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:

  Figure 1 illustrates a perspective view of the device

  which is provided with a fixing tooth which can be inserted into the recess formed in the sliding curtain sliding path, FIG. 2 illustrates a side sectional view of said device introduced into the sliding path and fixed to the 3 illustrates a side sectional view of said device during the first stage of its removal, FIG. 4 illustrates a side sectional view of said device during the next stage of its removal, FIG. 5 illustrates a side view of the device. improved device in question fixed to the ceiling and introduced into the recess formed in the

  sliding path for sliding curtains.

  With particular reference to the reference numerals of the above-mentioned figures, the present improved device (1) in question for fastening sliding paths for sliding curtains (8) to the ceiling (9) is made of plastic and is substantially L-shaped. ". One of the walls (2) of said element (1) whose body is in

  form of "L" represents the part that will come into contact with the

  bottom (9) and has a hole (3) with a suitable milling in which is introduced a sealing screw which allows to fix firmly the

device to said ceiling (9).

  In addition, said device is provided with support ribs

  (10) which are joined to an elastic lamellar wall (11) which is separated

  of the sides (12) of the above-mentioned supporting ribs (10) and is

  wedge shape (5) ending in a tooth (5 ').

  The aforementioned wedge shape of the element (5) allows the introduction of

  easily draw, by applying pressure, into the formed slot (7)

  in the molded part (8) which supports the curtains, until it has

  dyes an end position in which the tooth (5 '), due to

  the elasticity of the elastic wall (11) suddenly engages in the

  sition beyond the tooth (7 ') formed in the body of the molded part (8). In addition, the element (1) has an "L" shaped extension piece attached to the elastic wall (11), which is designated

by the reference (6).

  From a functional point of view, the element (1) is fixed all

  edge to the ceiling (9) using sealing screws.

  Said element (1) is then firmly introduced into the

  appropriate groove (7) by interlocking the tooth (5 ') in said rim

  nure (7) which is formed in the shaped box-shaped part

  mant the sliding path for curtains (8).

  The feature of the invention is represented by the wedge-shaped special projection (5) terminating in a tooth (5 ') and formed

on the elastic wall (11).

  It is precisely because of this protrusion that, when it is introduced into the housing recess formed in the sliding path (8), it constitutes a highly secure attachment which makes it

  It is extremely easy to attach it to the supporting element (1) in question.

  with one touch.

  Moreover, the aesthetic result is excellent, since the aforementioned support device (1) is not visible at all from the outside, in particular from below, and because it occupies a space

very limited.

  The removal of the device is also very simple, being

  given that by exerting leverage on the extended piece of

  (6), for example using a screwdriver or other equivalent tool, the tooth (5 ') can be moved laterally and thereby released

  the tooth (7 ') which partially delimits the slot (7), such as more clearly

  visible in the drawing shown in Figure 3.

  The description given above illustrates the way in which

  vention achieves the proposed objectives.

  In addition, we would like to emphasize that, with the help of

  feels device improves, it is not caused grooves or other

  damage in the ceiling to which it is fixed.

  The present device (1) for fixing the sliding path (8) to the ceiling (9) is virtually invisible when said sliding path (8) is fixed, since the only thing which

  protrudes is the extension piece (6).

  The model, designed in this way, can suffer many

  its variations and modifications that all fall within the scope of the goal

of the inventive concept.

  Moreover, all the details can be replaced by

  very technically equivalent elements.

Claims (7)

  An improved device for fixing sliding paths for ceiling curtains, characterized in that it comprises a substantially "L" shaped plastic element having a side which is fixed to the ceiling and having an extension intended for the enlè-   of the device while the other side is cuneiform   a shape that is provided with a tooth that fits firmly into a   groove formed in a sliding path for sliding curtains   sants. 2. Improved device for fixing sliding paths for ceiling curtains according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made of plastic and has a wall intended for   come into contact with the ceiling, wall that has a hole in the-   which is introduced a sealing screw or ankle that allows   to firmly fix the device to the ceiling.   3. Improved device for fixing sliding paths   for ceiling curtains according to one or more of the claims   characterized in that it is provided with supporting ribs which are joined to an elastic lamellar wall which is separated on the sides (12) from the aforementioned supporting ribs (10) so that it pivots in such a way that elastic and is wedge-shaped ending with a tooth.   4. Improved device for fixing sliding paths   for ceiling curtains according to one or more of the claims   preceding, characterized in that the aforesaid wedge shape of the   element (5) allows to introduce it easily, by applying   in a slot formed in the molded part which supports the ri-   until it reaches a limit position in the-   the tooth (5 '), due to the elasticity of the elastic wall (11),   sharply in the position beyond the tooth (7 ') formed in   the body of the molded part to support.   5. Improved device for fixing sliding paths   for ceiling curtains according to one or more of the claims   preceding, characterized in that it presents a piece of prolonged-   (6) attached to the elastic wall (11), which is also in me from "L".   6. Improved device for fixing sliding paths   for ceiling curtains according to one or more of the claims   characterized in that it is shaped and dimensioned in such a way that when the molded part has been attached to the present   support, the only thing that stands out is the piece of prolongation   "L" shape which is connected to the elastic wall (11) and signed by the reference (6).   7. Improved device for fixing sliding paths   for ceiling curtains according to one or more of the claims   previous, characterized in that it is fixed in a variable number and in alignment, the ceiling of industrial and residential buildings and that it is provided with a tooth which fits into a suitable groove formed in any molded part suitable for the curtain support, the devices for fixing the sliding paths to the ceiling varying in number according to the length of the molded parts and the weight of the curtains to be supported as well as the specific size of the support element,