JP2007029617A - Curtain fitting for knockdown furniture - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a curtain fitting for knockdown furniture, with which a shield material like an ordinary curtain, the so-called cafe curtain or a blind device can be simply and stably hung on the knockdown furniture having flange vertical to a shelf so that it can respond to voice of users who want to hide the stored items from sight or protect them from direct sunlight. <P>SOLUTION: The curtain fitting for knockdown furniture comprises a sheet-like rail body and a fixing implement for fixing the rail body to the knockdown furniture, an end of the fixing implement is fixed to the rail body firmly, the other end is fixed to a part of the knockdown furniture, then, the rail body is fixed to the knockdown furniture firmly and stably. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  More particularly, the present invention relates to a plate-like rail body capable of engaging and sliding a curtain hook and a fixing tool for fixing the rail body to the assembly-type furniture. And one end of the fixture is fixed to the rail body, and the other end of the fixture is screwed and fixed to a part of the assembly-type furniture, whereby the rail body is firmly and stably fixed to the assembly-type furniture. The present invention relates to an assembling-type furniture curtain fixture.

  In recent years, as the trend toward a nuclear family has progressed, and the tendency of single men living alone has become stronger, the way of thinking about furniture has changed drastically. Convenient prefabricated furniture has come to be preferred. In particular, this tendency is conspicuous with respect to bookshelves and storage racks, and various types of assembling-type book shelves and storage racks have been released and are gaining popularity.

  The assembly-type shelf S shown in FIGS. 14a to 14c is also a kind of such assembly-type furniture, and cylindrical joints J are fixed to the four corners of each of the shelves s1 to s4 made of metal wires. The pipe P is fixed to the joint J so that various combinations are possible. In addition, F is a flange provided at each of the four corners of the shelves s1 to s4. 14A is a front view of the assembly-type shelf S, FIG. 14B is a left side view of the assembly-type shelf S, and FIG. 14C is a plan view of the assembly-type shelf S.

  The assembly-type furniture having a shape like the assembly-type shelf S becomes a bookshelf when books are stored in the shelves s1 to s4, and becomes a storage shelf for clothes when clothes are stored. Furthermore, it can be used in various ways, such as placing it in the kitchen to store kitchen utensils and food, placing it in the living room to store TVs, vases and figurines, and storing tools in the garage. In such product catalogs, there are many photos that contain various types of items.

  However, when looking at the photos of such catalogs, most of the photos have the style of displaying the stored items as a kind of interior. Therefore, for example, in the photo of the assembly-type shelf S placed in the living room, a stylishly designed television or audio device, lighting equipment of a well-known designer, etc. are arranged, or used as a storage shelf for clothes and kitchenware. Even in such a case, the photo is well organized, and the effect of showing the stored items in color, form, etc. is fully taken into consideration.

  However, looking at the use of such assembling furniture in real homes, there are very few uses that are organized and carefully designed, as shown in the catalog photos. Therefore, it must be said that the so-called “living odor” is mostly used.

  Therefore, the photos of catalogs of assembly-type furniture are trying to increase the value of the interior by showing the stored items, but in reality, there are many examples of usage that do not want to be exposed too much. In addition, when used as a bookshelf, books and the like are often discolored or burnt if exposed and stored in a place exposed to direct sunlight. Under such circumstances, there is naturally a demand for hiding the contents from the line of sight or shielding from direct light.

  However, until now, almost no assembly furniture has been equipped with a shield such as a curtain or a blind. The reason for this is that, as described above, in the assembly furniture manufacturer, the idea is only in the direction of exhibiting the contents as an element of the interior in the assembly furniture, and the opposite is that the contents are shielded. This is probably because the idea did not come out.

  However, since people who have actually purchased prefabricated furniture use it as part of their daily lives, there are many cases where it is unavoidable to shield the contents using curtains or blinds. However, there are almost no parts that can be used for curtains and blinds on the market from assembly furniture manufacturers, so even if you want to shield them, you can continue to use them or you can purchase new furniture that can be shielded. There was only one way to do it.

  In view of such a situation, several inventions aimed at enabling curtains to be hung on assembling furniture have been disclosed. Among them, the inventions that can be used for the assembly shelf S shown in FIGS. 14a to 14c include those shown in Patent Documents 1 and 2 below.

  The “rack curtain attachment” disclosed in the following Patent Document 1 is an attachment that is attached to a “post” (pipe P in FIG. 14 a), and can securely and firmly attach a curtain rail. However, since this attachment is a configuration specialized for a specific member of a specific prefabricated furniture, it has a defect that it cannot be handled at all if the configuration of the prefabricated furniture changes even a little.

In addition, from the point of being attached to the “posts”, when the span between the “posts” becomes long, the slack of the curtain rail cannot be dealt with. In particular, since the “pipe curtain rail 15” has a thin pipe diameter, it is expected that the pipe curtain will be easily loosened even if the span between the “posts” is short. Alternatively, the “wire curtain rail 16” is expected to be considerably slack due to its configuration, which is not preferable in appearance. In the “attachment” having the above configuration, it is impossible to suspend the blind.

  In addition, another type of “rack curtain attachment” disclosed in the following Patent Document 1 is a “hook” provided with a “mounting tool” facing the “first and second plates” and “shelf”. The “edge frame” (flange F in FIG. 14a) is fixed to the “shelf” by sandwiching it from above and below, but each of the “first and second plates” is a separate member and the “shelf”. The structural weakness can be pointed out in that it is sandwiched from above and below.

That is, as shown in FIG. 5 of Patent Document 1 below, the “first plate 22”, the “second plate 24”, and the “rail holder 26” are screwed together with one “screw 31”. Therefore, if the “screw 31” is slightly loosened, the “attachment 20” as a whole is detached from the “edge frame”. Further, in this “attachment 20”, the blind cannot be suspended.

Furthermore, the curtain rail that can be installed must be made of a thin pipe, and even if the span is short, the occurrence of slack is unavoidable. In FIG. 6 and FIG. 8, the “pipe curtain rail 15” is drawn so as to extend horizontally, but in reality, this is not the case, and the intermediate portion is inevitably loosened.

  Next, the invention disclosed under the name “Rack Attachment” in Patent Document 2 below is also similar to the second form of Patent Document 1, and the “edge frame” (flange F in FIG. 14a) is moved up and down. Therefore, it has a structural weakness as the invention of the second form of Patent Document 1 has. In particular, the “rack attachment” of Patent Document 2 is said to be structurally weaker than the invention of the second form of Patent Document 1 because the upper and lower members (plug and socket) are only fixed by engagement. I won't.

  FIG. 6 of Patent Document 2 shows an “attachment” configured to carry a large-diameter bar (pole), but it is not possible to actually fix the upper and lower members (plug and socket) by meshing them. It seems very difficult to carry the combined weight of the large-diameter bar (pole) and the curtain body.

  As shown in FIG. 2 or FIG. 7 of Patent Document 2, if one curtain hook is attached to one “attachment”, the weight of the entire curtain is supported by a plurality of “attachments”. Inevitably, it becomes less. However, as the specification of Patent Document 2 says, it must be said that it is quite impossible to use this form of “attachment” as the “carrier” of the curtain.

  That is, the “attachment 1, 1A” is fixed to the “shelf” by sandwiching the “shelf” with the “hooks 7, 9”, but in order to secure the fixed state The stronger the clamping force is, the more difficult it is to “slide” the “attachment 1, 1A” with respect to the “shelf”. Conversely, if the “slide” capability is increased, the clamping force must be weakened, and the fixed state becomes unstable.

In other words, in “Attachment 1, 1A” of Patent Document 2, since the sticking force and the sliding ability are in an inversely proportional relationship, it is almost impossible to actually use “Attachment 1, 1A” as “Carrier”. I have to say. Therefore, when “attachment 1, 1A” is used, the upper part of the curtain is fixed to the “shelf”.

Although there is a method of using the pulley 16 as in the form shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 of Patent Document 2, in this case as well, the “shelf” is finally sandwiched between the pulley 16 and the hook 7. As a result, the fixed state of the “attachment 1A” is assured, so that the problem that the sticking force and the “slide” ability are inversely proportional cannot be solved. That is, if it is going to make rolling of the pulley 16 smooth, it will have to weaken a sticking force, and if it does so, the fixed state of "attachment 1A" will become unstable.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-61760 JP 2004-81227 A

  In view of the circumstances as described above, the present invention relates to an assembly-type furniture having a flange F portion perpendicular to the shelves s1 to s4, such as an assembly-type shelf S shown in FIGS. 14a to 14c. Thus, it is an object of the present invention to provide an assembling-type furniture curtain mounter capable of stably mounting a shield such as a curtain or a blind. In particular, it is intended to provide an assembly-type furniture curtain fixture with a flat rail body that can slide the hook of the curtain stably and does not easily cause deformation such as loosening even in the middle part of the span. is there.

  Furthermore, a stable hanging of the curtain is realized by firmly fixing a fixture for fixing the rail body to the assembly-type furniture to the flange portion of the shelf of the assembly-type furniture.

  There are various types of curtains, but considering the size of assembled furniture and how it is used, there is usually a curtain that is opened and closed by sliding multiple hooks horizontally using rails. The most frequently used. Or, a curtain of a type called a “cafe curtain” is often used, in which a plurality of rings are provided on the top of the curtain or a plurality of holes are formed, and rods are inserted into the plurality of rings or holes to open and close horizontally. It seems to be done.

  Therefore, the present invention is configured to reliably handle the above two types of curtains, and further to be configured so that a window blind device can be mounted.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and provides the means for solving the problems described below.
<Solution 1>
A curtain fixture for prefabricated furniture, comprising a plate-like rail body on which a curtain hook can be engaged and slid, and a fixture for fixing the rail body to the prefabricated furniture. Assembly-type furniture characterized in that one end is fixed and the other end of the fixture is screwed and fixed to a part of the assembly-type furniture, whereby the rail body is firmly and stably fixed to the assembly-type furniture. Curtain fittings.
<Solution 2>
At both ends of the rail body, the rail body has a pair of supports protruding so as to be orthogonal to the rail body. The assembling-type furniture curtain fixture according to Solution 1, wherein the curtain fixture is configured to be used as a curtain rail of a kind of curtain suspended by a hole formed in a main body.
<Solution 3>
The assembly type furniture curtain mounting tool according to Solution 1 or Solution 2, wherein the rail body is provided with a hole through which the attachment for mounting the blind device can be mounted.

  In the invention of Solution 1 of the present invention, there is provided a curtain mounting tool for assembling furniture, a plate-like rail body capable of engaging and sliding the hook of the curtain, and fixing the rail body to the assembling furniture. The one end of the fixture is fixed to the rail body, and the other end of the fixture is screwed and fixed to a part of the assembly-type furniture, so that the rail body is firmly and stably attached to the assembly-type furniture. As it is a curtain fixture for prefabricated furniture, it can be easily attached to the prefabricated furniture by opening and closing multiple hooks horizontally on the rail. It is.

  In particular, since the rail body is plate-shaped, it is difficult to be deformed by slack or the like even in the middle part of the span, the curtain hook can slide smoothly, and the horizontalness of the upper part of the curtain is maintained in appearance. So make the things you see feel a sense of stability and beauty.

  In addition, one end of the fixture is fixed to the rail body, and the other end of the fixture is screwed and fixed to a part of the assembly-type furniture, so that the rail body is firmly and stably fixed to the assembly-type furniture. Therefore, even if the curtain opening / closing operation is repeated continuously, the operation does not become unstable, and there is no possibility that the curtain fixture itself will fall off the assembled furniture.

  In the invention of the solution 2 of the present invention, the rail body has a pair of support bodies projecting so as to be orthogonal to the rail body at both ends, and the rod body is provided between the pair of support bodies. The assembly according to claim 1, wherein the rod body can be used as a curtain rail of a kind of curtain suspended by a plurality of rings or holes drilled in the curtain body. So-called `` cafe curtain '' that is provided with a plurality of rings or a plurality of holes in the upper part of the curtain and is opened and closed horizontally by inserting the plurality of rings or holes into the rod body. Called types of curtains can also be easily mounted on prefabricated furniture.

  At this time, since the pair of support bodies can be as wide as the rail body, it is possible to firmly and stably fix the large-diameter rod body. Therefore, when a curtain of the kind suspended by a plurality of rings or holes drilled in the curtain body is suspended, the rod body will not be bent or detached even if the curtain opening / closing operation is repeated repeatedly. , Can continue to use stably.

  In the invention of the solution means 3 of the present invention, the rail body is provided with a hole through which the attachment for attaching the blind device can be mounted. Since it is a fixture, the window blind device can also be easily attached to the assembly furniture.

  That is, in one form of the invention of the solving means 3, since one kind of curtain fixture can be used to suspend a curtain and a window blind of a kind called “cafe curtain” in addition to a normal curtain, The range of choices by the user has greatly expanded, and it has become possible to enjoy various developments depending on the type of room, the type of storage of assembly-type furniture, and user preferences.

  The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.

<Configuration of Example 1>
The curtain fixture 1 of Example 1 has an appearance as shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 2 a shows a front view of the curtain fixture 1. 1b is an enlarged view of the left end portion of FIG. 1a, and FIG. 1c is an enlarged view of the appearance of the left end portion of FIG. 1a. 3 is an external perspective view showing a state in which the curtain fixture 1 is mounted on the assembly shelf S (see FIGS. 14a to 14c), FIG. 4 is an enlarged plan view of the left end portion in the state of FIG. 3, and FIG. FIG.

  The curtain fixture 1 is composed of a plate-like rail body 2 bent left and right rearward, and fixtures 3 and 3 for mounting the rail body 2 on the assembly shelf S. As shown in FIG. 3, the rail body 2 is slightly longer in the horizontal direction than the front flange F of the shelf s <b> 1 of the assembly-type shelf S, and when the rail body 2 is attached to the front flange F of the shelf s <b> 1 of the assembly-type shelf S, The flange F can be substantially concealed when viewed from the side. Also in the height direction, for example, when the height of the flange F is about 25 mm, the height of the rail body 2, that is, the width D in the vertical direction (see FIG. 2a) can be configured to be about 45 mm. .

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2a, the rail body 2 is formed with a horizontally long and substantially rectangular guide hole 22 except for the left end and the right end, and the upper portion of the guide hole 22 is a rail. 21, and the lower portion of the guide hole 22 is a rail 23. A substantially rectangular hook hole 22a is formed near the left end, and a substantially rectangular hook hole 22b is formed near the right end.

  The left end of the rail body 2 is bent at a right angle rearward through an arc portion to become a support 24, and the right end of the rail body 2 is also bent at a right angle rearward through an arc portion to become a support body 25. The rail body 2 can be made of metal, plastic, wood, ceramic or the like.

  Fixing tools 3 and 3 are screwed and fixed to the left end and the right end of the back surface of the rail body 2, respectively. The left end fixing tool 3 is screwed and fixed to the back surface of the rail body 2 between the guide hole 22 and the hook hole 22a, and the right end fixing tool 3 is screwed to the back surface of the rail body 2 between the guide hole 22 and the hook hole 22b. It is fixed. In the curtain fixture 1 of FIG. 1, the two fixtures 3 are used to mount the curtain fixture 1 on the flange F of the shelf s1, but the horizontal length of the curtain fixture 1 is long. When it becomes (for example, exceeding 1.5 m), it is also possible to attach to the flange F with a total of three fixtures 3 using another fixture 3 in the center.

  The fixing device 3 has a structure as shown in FIGS. 2c and 5 and includes a main body 31 bent in a gate-like shape in a side view and an auxiliary body 32 bent in a bowl shape in a side view. The main body 31 includes a front plate 31a, an upper plate 31b, and a rear plate 31c. The auxiliary plate 32 includes an upper plate 32a and a rear plate 32b. The fixture 3 can be made of metal, plastic, wood, ceramic or the like.

The lower surface of the upper plate 31b of the main body 31 of the fixture 3 and the upper surface of the upper plate 32a of the auxiliary plate 32 are fixed together. The fixing method includes welding or bonding when the fixture 3 is made of metal, thermal welding or bonding when the fixture 3 is made of plastic, and bonding or the like when the fixture 3 is made of wood or ceramic. Can be used.

The front surface of the front plate 31a of the main body 31 of the fixture 3 is screwed and fixed to the back surface of the rail body 2 with bolts R1 and R2, so that the entire fixture 3 is firmly and stably attached to the back surface of the rail body 2. It is fixed.

Further, a clearance c is provided between the rear plate 31c of the main body 31 of the fixture 3 and the rear plate 32b of the auxiliary body 32. This clearance c is provided on the assembly shelf S as shown in FIG. The cross section constituting the front flange F of the shelf board s1 is configured to be substantially the same as the diameter of the circular bars F1 and F2. Further, as shown in FIG. 5, a bolt R3 is provided between the rear plate 31c and the rear plate 32b.

<Operation of Example 1>
As shown in FIG. 1, the curtain fixture 1 according to the first embodiment is positioned above the flange F in front of the shelf s1 of the assembly-type shelf S, and the rail body 2 is parallel to the flange F so as to be downward (direction X), and the rear plates 31c and 32b of the rear ends of the fixtures 3 and 3 are fitted into the flange F as shown in FIG. 5 (at this time, the bolt R3 is removed). After that, by tightening the bolt R3, the bars F1 and F2 of the flange F are clamped by the rear plates 31c and 32b, and firmly and stably fixed to the flange F.

  In this state, as shown in FIG. 3, the hooks f2 to f6 of the curtain C1 and the hooks f7 to f11 of the curtain C2 are locked to the rail 23 of the rail body 2. At this time, the hook f1 of the curtain C1 is locked in the hook hole 22a of the rail body 2, and the hook f12 of the curtain C2 is locked in the hook hole 22b of the rail body 2.

As a result, the curtains C1 and C2 are suspended from the curtain fixture 1, and thereafter, the hooks f2 to f6 and hooks f7 to f11 are drawn by pulling the curtains C1 and C2 horizontally in the same manner as the normal curtain operation. Is slid on the rail 23 of the rail body 2, and the curtains C1 and C2 are opened and closed.

At this time, even if the curtains C1 and C2 are pulled horizontally, the hook f1 is locked in the hook hole 22a of the rail body 2, and the hook f12 of the curtain C2 is fixed in a state of being locked in the hook hole 22b of the rail body 2. Therefore, the left end of the curtain C1 and the right end of the curtain C2 do not move, and the curtains C1 and C2 function as a so-called “center opening” curtain.

When a curtain (not shown) having a size twice that of the curtain C1 (twice in the horizontal direction) is engaged with the curtain fixture 1 using a plurality of hooks, the left end hook is engaged with the hook hole 22a. Either stop and lock the remaining hook to the rail 23 of the rail body 2, or lock the right end hook to the hook hole 22b and lock the remaining hook to the rail 23 of the rail body 2. In this state, it can function as a so-called “single-open” curtain.

6a to 6d are obtained by examining the widths (vertical widths) of the rail 21, the guide hole 22, and the rail 23 of the rail body 2 of the curtain fixture 1 according to the first embodiment. The vertical width of the rail 21 is indicated by d1, the vertical width of the guide hole 22 is indicated by d2, and the vertical width of the rail 23 is indicated by d3. At this time, if the vertical width of the rail body 2 is D, the width D is the sum of the width d1, the width d2, and the width d3.

FIG. 6a shows a case where the width d1, the width d2, and the width d3 are substantially equal. Therefore, for example, if the width D is 45 mm, the width d1, the width d2, and the width d3 are each about 15 mm.

Here, the first important thing is the width d2 of the guide hole 22. This is because the hooks f2 to f11 of the curtains C1 and C2 are first inserted into the guide hole 22 and then locked to the upper end of the rail 23 (see FIG. 3). This is because the lower limit dimension that allows complete insertion is determined as the lower limit of the width d2 of the guide hole 22.

The lower limit dimension of the width d2 is about 10 mm when the hooks f2 to f11 are normally used (the total length is about 7 to 10 cm). Therefore, the dimension of the width d2 = about 15 mm in FIG. It can be said that ˜f11 can be inserted and locked.

The vertical length of the hook holes 22a and 22b can be the same as the width d2 of the guide hole 22. Therefore, if the width d2 of the guide hole 22 is about 15 mm, the vertical length of the hook holes 22a and 22b. The height can be about 15 mm, and the hooks f1 and f12 are inserted and locked without difficulty.

FIG. 6b shows an example in which the width d2 and the width d3 are substantially the same, and the width d1 is about half of the width d2 or the width d3. Even in this case, if the width D is about 45 mm, the width d1 is about 9 mm, the width d2 is about 18 mm, and the width d3 is also about 18 mm. Therefore, the hooks f <b> 1 to f <b> 12 are inserted into the guide hole 22 without any problem and are locked to the upper end of the rail 23.

In the case of the example shown in FIG. 6b, the position of the guide hole 22 is higher than that in the example shown in FIG. 6a, but this is very convenient in appearance. 3 and 5, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, the upper ends of the curtains C1 and C2 are usually positioned higher than the upper ends of the hooks f1 to f12. There is a case where the difference between the upper end of the hook and the hook is not so much (not shown), and in the case of such a curtain, when viewed from the front, the upper part of the rail body 2 can be seen and it can be in a state of being unclear.

However, if the position of the guide hole 22 is high as shown in FIG. 6B, the upper part of the rail body 2 becomes difficult to see even in the curtain as described above, which is very convenient in appearance.

However, if the guide hole 22 is positioned too high, the width d1 of the rail 21 becomes too small this time, causing a problem in strength. That is, the horizontal extension of the rail body 2 is configured to be slightly larger than the horizontal extension seen from the front of the assembly-type shelf S (see FIG. 3). Nearly 2m. Therefore, although it depends on the thickness of the rail body 2 and the extension in the horizontal direction, the lower limit value of the width d1 of the rail 21 seems to be about 5 mm.

On the other hand, the lower limit value of the width d3 of the rail 23 must be larger than the lower limit value of the width d1 of the rail 21. This is because the hooks f2 to f11 of the curtains C1 and C2 are locked to the rail 23 as shown in FIG. 3, and most of the weight of the curtains C1 and C2 is applied to this portion. Therefore, this also depends on the thickness of the rail body 2 and the length in the horizontal direction, but about 10 mm, which is twice the lower limit of the width d1, is considered necessary.

FIG. 6c shows an example in which the width d2 of the guide hole 22 is made as large as possible, and the width d1 of the rail 21 and the width d3 of the rail 23 are reduced to a value close to the lower limit value. In FIG. 6c, since the width d2 is about 3 times the width d1, and the width d3 is about twice the width d1, when the width D of the rail body 2 is about 45 mm, the width d1 is about 7.5 mm. d2 is about 22.5 mm, and the width d3 is about 15 mm. Such a configuration is suitable when the horizontal extension of the rail body 2 is relatively short. Alternatively, when the extension of the rail body 2 in the horizontal direction becomes longer, three fixing tools 3 may be used.

FIG. 6d shows an example in which the width d2 of the guide hole 22 is made as narrow as possible close to the lower limit, and the widths d2 and d3 are increased accordingly. In FIG. 6d, since the width d2 is equal to the width d1, and the width d3 is about twice the width d1 or the width d2, the width d1 is about 11.25 mm when the width D of the rail body 2 is about 45 mm. The width d2 is about 11.25 mm, and the width d3 is about 22.5 mm. Such a configuration is suitable when the horizontal extension of the rail body 2 is relatively long.

<Configuration of Example 2>
The curtain fixture 10 according to the second embodiment has an appearance as shown in FIG. 7, and FIG. 8 shows an appearance in a state where the curtain fixture 10 is mounted on the assembling shelf S (see FIGS. 14a to 14c). 9 is an enlarged plan view of the left end portion in the state of FIG. 8, and FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG.

  The curtain fixture 10 is fixed to the back surface of the rail body 2 in FIG. 7 in the curtain fixture 1 of the first embodiment in a state where the rail body 2 is turned over so that the support plates 24 and 25 protrude to the front side. It is configured by screwing tools 3 and 3 together. Therefore, a description will be given using the same reference numerals for the same members as the curtain fixture 1 of the first embodiment, except for the reference numeral (curtain fixture 10) indicating the whole. The configuration of the curtain fixture 10 is the same as that of the curtain fixture 1 of the first embodiment except that the rail body 2 is overturned.

<Operation of Example 2>
As shown in FIG. 8, the curtain fixture 10 according to the second embodiment is positioned above the flange F on the front surface of the shelf s1 of the assembly-type shelf S, and the rail body 2 is parallel to the flange F and is downward (direction). X), and the rear plates 31c and 32b of the rear ends of the fixtures 3 and 3 are fitted to the flange F as shown in FIG. 10 (at this time, the bolt R3 is removed). After that, by tightening the bolt R3, the rods F1 and F2 of the flange F are clamped by the rear plates 31c and 32b and fixed to the flange F.

  In this state, as shown in FIG. 8, the rod body RD is placed and fixed between the support plates 24 and 25. In FIG. 8, as the rod body RD, an expansion / contraction rod (which is commonly referred to as “tipper rod”) provided with a spring (not shown) is used, so the left end of the rod body RD. Is in contact with the support plate 24 and the right end of the rod body RD is in contact with the support plate 25, the rod body RD is urged to the left by the internal spring and the right end to the right. 8 is firmly and stably fixed in the state of FIG.

  The curtain C3 is a type of curtain called a “cafe curtain” that opens and closes horizontally by inserting a rod RD through a plurality of rings r, r,... Or holes h, h,. Since the plurality of rings r, r,... Have already been inserted into the rod body RD, the hanging of the curtain C3 is completed by fixing the rod body RD between the support plates 24, 25. After that, it may be opened and closed by the same operation as a normal so-called “cafe curtain”. It goes without saying that the rod body RD may be directly inserted into the holes h, h,... Without using the plurality of rings r, r,.

  In the example shown in FIG. 8, a telescopic rod having a spring (not shown) is used as the rod body RD, but a simple round bar (not shown) is fixed between the support plates 24 and 25. May be. In this case, as a means for fixing the left end of the round bar to the support plate 24 and the right end to the support plate 25, screwing, adhesion or the like can be considered. Further, some fixing means (for example, a concave portion that can stably fit the left end and the right end of the round bar) may be provided on the support plates 24 and 25.

<Configuration of Example 3>
The curtain fixture 100 of Example 3 has an appearance as shown in FIG. 11 and shows an appearance in a state in which the curtain fixture 100 is mounted on the assembly shelf S (see FIGS. 14a to 14c). 12 is an enlarged plan view of the left end portion in the state of FIG. 11, and FIG. 13 is a sectional view taken along the line CC in FIG.

  Since the curtain fixture 100 has the same configuration as the curtain fixture 1 of the first embodiment, a detailed description of the configuration is omitted. Moreover, in FIGS. 11-13, the same code | symbol is used with respect to the member same as the curtain fixture 1 of Example 1 except the code | symbol (curtain fixture 100) which shows the whole.

<Operation of Example 3>
The curtain fixture 100 according to the third embodiment is fixed to the upper portion of the flange F on the front surface of the shelf s1 of the assembling shelf S in the same manner as the curtain fixture 1 according to the first embodiment. In this state, as shown in FIG. 11, the bracket BR1 of the blind device BD is screwed near the left end of the rail body 2, and the bracket BR2 of the blind device BD is screwed near the right end of the rail body 2. In screwing, the auxiliary plate 26 is used for the bracket BR1 and the auxiliary plate 27 is used for the bracket BR2.

  Since the brackets BR1 and BR2 are screwed in the same manner, the details of the screwing method will be described with the bracket BR1. As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the rear surface of the bracket BR1 is brought into contact with the front surface of the rail body 2, and the auxiliary plate 26 having the same height as the bracket BR1 is positioned on the rear surface of the rail body 2, so that the auxiliary plate 26 and the bracket BR1 are screwed and fixed with bolts R4.

  At this time, although the bolt R4 passes through the guide hole 22 of the rail body 2 (see FIG. 13), the rail body 2 is sandwiched between the bracket BR1 and the auxiliary plate 26, and by tightening the bolt R4 strongly The bracket BR1 is firmly and stably fixed to the rail body 2. Similarly, the bracket BR2 is firmly and stably fixed to the rail body 2 by the auxiliary plate 27 (see FIG. 11).

  After the brackets BR1 and BR2 are fixed to the curtain fixture 100, the blind device BD is mounted by a normal mounting method. That is, by fitting the head box HB of the blind device BD to the brackets BR1 and BR2, the blind device BD is suspended from the curtain fixture 100 via the brackets BR1 and BR2, and as a result, firmly attached to the assembly shelf S. And it is suspended stably.

  The curtain furniture fixture for assembly-type furniture of the present invention has a simple configuration and can be firmly and stably fixed to the assembly-type furniture even by a housewife or an elderly person, so that the application range is extremely wide. Moreover, not only ordinary curtains, but also so-called “cafe curtains”, such as curtains and window blinds, can be hung, so there are various developments depending on where the assembled furniture is used and the tastes of the users. It becomes possible. In the world of prefabricated furniture, where the idea of exhibiting stored items was the mainstream, the new idea of occluding stored items from view or shielding them from direct light was realized and put to practical use. And has the potential for deployment.

It is explanatory drawing explaining an effect | action of the curtain attachment tool for assembly-type furniture of Example 1 of this invention. (A) It is a front view of the curtain attachment tool for assembly-type furniture of Example 1 of this invention. (B) It is an enlarged view of the principal part of FIG. 2a. (C) It is an external appearance perspective view of the principal part of the curtain fixture for assembly-type furniture of Example 1 of this invention. It is explanatory drawing explaining an effect | action of the curtain attachment tool for assembly-type furniture of Example 1 of this invention. It is an enlarged plan view of the principal part of the curtain fixture for assembly-type furniture of Example 1 of the present invention. It is AA sectional drawing of FIG. (A) It is a front view of the principal part of the curtain attachment tool for assembly-type furniture of Example 1 of this invention. (B) It is a front view which shows another structure of the principal part of the curtain fixture for assembly-type furniture of Example 1 of this invention. (C) It is a front view which shows another structure of the principal part of the curtain attachment tool for assembly-type furniture of Example 1 of this invention. (D) It is a front view which shows another structure of the principal part of the curtain fixture for assembly-type furniture of Example 1 of this invention. It is explanatory drawing explaining the effect | action of the curtain attachment tool for assembly-type furniture of Example 2 of this invention. It is explanatory drawing explaining the effect | action of the curtain attachment tool for assembly-type furniture of Example 2 of this invention. It is an enlarged plan view of the principal part of the curtain fixture for assembly-type furniture of Example 2 of this invention. It is BB sectional drawing of FIG. It is explanatory drawing explaining the effect | action of the curtain fixture for assembly-type furniture of Example 3 of this invention. It is an enlarged plan view of the principal part of the curtain fixture for assembly-type furniture of Example 3 of this invention. It is CC sectional drawing of FIG. (A) It is a front view of an example of assembly-type furniture. (B) It is a left view of an example of assembly-type furniture. (C) It is a top view of an example of assembly-type furniture.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Curtain fixture 10 Curtain fixture 100 Curtain fixture 2 Rail body 21 Rail 22 Guide hole 22a Hook hole 22b Hook hole 23 Rail 24 Support plate 25 Support plate 26 Auxiliary plate 27 Auxiliary plate 3 Fixing tool 31 Main body 31a Front plate 31b Top Plate 31c Rear plate 32 Auxiliary body 32a Upper plate 32b Rear plate BD Blind device BR1 Bracket BR2 Bracket C1 Curtain C2 Curtain C3 Curtain D Width F Flange F1 Bar material F2 Bar material HB Head box J Joint P Pipe R1 Bolt R2 Bolt R3 Bolt Bolt RD Rod S Assembly rack X direction c Clearance d1 width d2 width d3 width f1 hook f2 hook f3 hook f4 hook f5 hook f6 hook f7 hook f8 hook f9 hook f10 hook 11 hook f12 hook h hole r ring s1 shelf s2 s3 shelf shelf s4 shelf

Claims (3)

  A curtain fixture for prefabricated furniture, comprising a plate-like rail body on which a curtain hook can be engaged and slid, and a fixture for fixing the rail body to the prefabricated furniture. Assembly-type furniture characterized in that one end is fixed and the other end of the fixture is screwed and fixed to a part of the assembly-type furniture, whereby the rail body is firmly and stably fixed to the assembly-type furniture. Curtain fittings. At both ends of the rail body, the rail body has a pair of supports projecting so as to be orthogonal to the rail body, the rod body is provided between the pair of support bodies, and the rod body is attached to a plurality of rings or curtains. The assembly-type furniture curtain mounter according to claim 1, wherein the curtain furniture fixture can be used as a curtain rail of a kind of curtain suspended by a hole drilled in the main body. The assembly-type furniture curtain mounting tool according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the rail body is provided with a hole through which an attachment for attaching a blind device can be mounted.

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