JP2007089621A - Curtain rail finisher - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide curtain rail finishers allowing insertion of runners without removing the finishers from a curtain rail. <P>SOLUTION: The curtain rail finisher has a fitting hole 36 fitted to the outside of the curtain rail 30. The fitting hole 36 is surrounded by a wall part forming a peripheral part. A flat plate-like tongue part 24 formed of an elastic material is provided inside the fitting hole 36 so as to horizontally extend from the wall part to the outside of the fitting hole 36. A groove hole 23 is formed in the wall part so as to communicate between the fitting hole 36 and the outside. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a curtain rail finisher, and more particularly to a curtain rail finisher for preventing a curtain rail runner (slider) slidably fitted to a C-shaped curtain rail having an opening at the bottom.

FIG. 9 shows an example of a truck cab (cabin) C in which the curtain rail finisher of the present invention is used. A front side window 6 is provided in the front driver's cab, and a rear bed is provided in the rear. Side windows 4 are provided. FIG. 10 is a view of the cabin of FIG. 9 from the rear, and shows the rear window 2 behind the bed room.
In recent years, in order to ensure safe driving of long-distance vehicles, more attention has been paid to recovering fatigue due to a driver's nap and rest. As one of them, a curtain for covering a nap room and blocking light or sound is generally used.

  FIG. 11 is an interior top view of a cabin provided with a bed room (nap room) B. A rear window curtain 8 is provided on the rear window 2 of the bed room B, and a side curtain 10 is provided on the side windows 4 and 4. 10 and a double curtain curtain 12 is provided at the boundary with the cab D. In addition, although not shown, curtains may be provided on the side windows 6 and 6 and the front window 13 on both sides of the cab D.

  FIG. 12 shows an example of how these curtains are attached. The curtain rail 30 is fixed to a rail attachment 30d attached to the cabin C, and a plurality of sliders that freely slide in the curtain rail 30 are shown. The cloth body 10 a is suspended from the (curtain rail runner) 32. Reference numeral 33 is a hook-shaped suspension for suspending the cloth body 10a from the curtain rail runner 32. Reference numeral 40 is a lid (curtain rail finisher) for preventing the curtain rail runner 32 from jumping out of the curtain rail 30. It is.

FIG. 13 shows the relationship between the curtain rail 30, the curtain rail runner 32, and the curtain rail finisher 40.
The curtain rail 30 is C-shaped, and a sliding path 30a is opened downward. A curtain rail runner 32 having a neck portion sandwiched between the upper and lower disk-shaped parts 32b and 32a along the sliding path 30a. And is slidably inserted. A U-shaped suspension portion 32c is provided at the lower portion of the curtain rail runner 32, and is configured to suspend the cloth body 10a via a hook-shaped suspension tool 33 (see FIG. 12) that suspends the cloth body 10a. .

  A square lid-like curtain rail finisher 40 that fits and fits outside the curtain rail 30 is detachably fitted to the end of the curtain rail 30 to prevent the curtain rail runner 32 from popping out. Yes. In addition, the code | symbol 42 is a latching | locking part for latching the edge part of the cloth body 10a.

In the case of the conventional curtain rail finisher as described above, for example, when the curtain rail runner 32 is additionally inserted in order to reduce the gap in the upper part of the curtain or to suspend the heavy cloth 10a, It was necessary to remove the curtain rail finisher 40 in order to open the 30 ends.
Generally, since the curtain rail finisher 40 is disposed at the upper part and corner of the room, the work of removing the curtain rail finisher 40 is troublesome.

As for the curtain rail, an attachment structure between the curtain rail and a roof lining inside the cabin for attaching the curtain rail is disclosed (for example, Patent Document 1). However, the above technique is different from the technical scope of the present invention.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-44768

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention addresses the above-described problems, and an object thereof is to provide a curtain rail finisher that can be inserted and fitted into a curtain rail without removing the curtain rail finisher from the curtain rail.

  As a result of various studies, the inventor has invented a curtain rail finisher in which a curtain rail runner can be inserted and fitted into the curtain rail without removing the curtain rail finisher from the curtain rail, and the structure is simple.

According to the curtain rail finisher of the present invention, a curtain rail finisher that is attached to the end of the curtain rail (30) to prevent the curtain rail runner (32) from falling off is fitted to the outside of the curtain rail (30). And the fitting hole (36) is surrounded by a wall portion (W) forming a peripheral portion, and the wall portion is formed inside the fitting hole (36). A flat plate-like tongue (24) extending horizontally from (W) to the outside of the fitting hole (36) is provided, the tongue (24) is formed of an elastic material, and the fitting hole ( 36) and a slot (23) communicating with the outside are provided in the wall (W) (Claim 1: first embodiment).
In the above, the curtain rail runner refers to a slider that slides in the curtain rail, and the curtain rail finisher refers to a lid-like body that is fitted to the end of the curtain rail.

In carrying out the present invention, it is necessary to make the groove that communicates the fitting hole with the outside large enough to allow the curtain rail runner to pass through.
The curtain rail finisher is preferably a resin molded material having elasticity.

  The tongue (24) is preferably provided on the lower wall (20) (Claim 2: the first embodiment).

  The tongue (24) is preferably provided on the rear wall (18) (Claim 3: Second Embodiment).

  The tongue (24) is preferably provided on the upper wall (16) (Claim 4: Third Embodiment).

  The tongue (24) is preferably provided on a side wall (17) (Claim 5: Third Embodiment).

According to the curtain rail finisher of the present invention having the above-described configuration,
(1) When adding and installing a curtain rail runner, the curtain rail runner can be inserted from the slot, bent and pushed into the curtain rail without removing the curtain rail finisher from the curtain rail. In addition, there is an advantage that the sliding of the curtain rail runner is limited by the spring-backed tongue (Claim 1: First embodiment: FIGS.

  (2) If the tongue portion is provided on the lower wall portion, there is an advantage that the portion corresponding to the slot in the wall portion can be made into the tongue portion and the mold can be easily formed (Claim 2: First embodiment: FIG. 1, 2).

  (3) If the tongue portion is provided on the rear wall portion, there is an advantage that the shape of the tongue portion can be formed into a straight plate shape and easy to form (Claim 3: Second embodiment: FIG. 6).

  (4) If the tongue is provided on the upper wall, there is an advantage that the slot can be enlarged and the curtain rail runner can be easily inserted (claim 4: third embodiment: FIG. 7).

  If the tongue portion is provided on the side wall portion, the slot can be made large and the curtain rail runner can be easily inserted, and the tongue portion can be formed into a straight plate shape and can be easily molded (claim 5). : 4th Embodiment: FIG. 8).

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
First, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 1, FIG. 2, and FIG.

  1 is a perspective view of a curtain rail finisher (hereinafter abbreviated as a finisher) 15, and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line Xo-Yo of FIG. The wall portion W formed of the wall portion 18 and the side wall portions 17 and 17 and the fitting hole 36 are formed in a hollow quadrangular prism shape closed at the rear, and a U-shape is formed on the lower wall portion 20. The latching | locking part 28 is provided. The material is molded from a rust-resistant, lightweight resin molding material. In FIG. 1, the arrow U indicates the upper side, the arrow L indicates the lower side, the arrow F indicates the front, the arrow R indicates the rear, and the arrows S and S indicate the side.

The fitting hole 36 is formed in a quadrangular hole shape from the upper wall portion 16, the lower wall portion 20, and the side wall portions 17, 17 to the rear wall portion 18, and the lower wall portion 20. It communicates with the lower outside through a slot 23 provided in the.
The slot 23 is formed in such a size that the upper and lower disk-shaped portions 32b, 32a can easily pass through the curtain rail runner 32.
A plate-like inclined portion 22 that is inclined obliquely forward and upward toward the fitting hole 36 is formed on the lower wall portion 20 with the same width as the slot 23 and is connected to the tongue portion 24 via the bent portion 25. Is provided.

  The end portion 26 of the tongue portion 24 has a large plate thickness, and the tip is located inward from the outer end 36 a of the fitting hole 36. The height in the vertical direction of the end portion 26 of the tongue portion 24 is a position corresponding to the position of the disk-shaped portion 32b on the top of the curtain rail runner 32 fitted to the curtain rail 30 with reference to FIG. Yes.

  FIG. 3 is a view as seen from the direction of arrow A in FIG. In the A arrow view, it is shown that the tongue portion 24 is connected to the inclined portion 22, the end portion 26 is further connected, and the locking portion 28 is shown. The X1-X1 cross section shows that the end portion 26 is connected to the tongue portion 24.

  FIG. 4 is an assembly diagram showing the operation of the finisher 15 having the above-described configuration, and shows a state in which the finisher 15 is fitted to the curtain rail 30 at a predetermined position. Then, the curtain rail runner 32 slides to the end portion, and the upper disk 32b is in contact with the end portion 26 of the tongue portion 24 to stop further sliding.

  FIG. 5 shows a state in which the curtain rail runner 32 is additionally fitted to the curtain rail 30. The tongue shown by a dotted line in the upper disc-shaped portion 32 b of the curtain rail runner 32 inserted into the slot 23. The end portion 26 of the portion 24 is pushed up as shown by a solid line and is fitted to the curtain rail 30.

FIG. 6 shows a side cross section of a second embodiment of the finisher.
The finisher 15a has a tongue 24a formed horizontally and connected to the rear wall 18a. About others, it is the same as 1st Embodiment including the aspect fitted to the curtain rail 30. FIG.

FIG. 7 shows a side cross section of a third embodiment of the finisher.
The finisher 15b is formed horizontally, and the tongue portion 24b is connected to a plate-like inclined portion 22b inclined obliquely rearward and upward via a bent portion 25b, and the inclined portion 22b is connected to the upper wall portion 16. About others, it is the same as 1st Embodiment.

FIG. 8 shows a rear sectional view of the fourth embodiment of the finisher.
The finisher 15c has a tongue 24c formed horizontally and connected to the side wall 17c. About others, it is the same as 1st Embodiment.

  Each embodiment of the finisher is merely an example, and does not limit the technical scope of the present invention. For example, the tongue may be formed of a leaf spring and fixed to the wall.

The perspective view of the curtain rail finisher which is 1st Embodiment of this invention. Xo-Yo sectional drawing of FIG. The A arrow directional view of FIG. The assembly block diagram which shows the effect | action of the curtain rail finisher of FIG. The figure which shows the curtain runner addition which shows the effect | action of the curtain rail finisher of FIG. The sectional side view of 2nd Embodiment of a curtain rail finisher. The sectional side view of 3rd Embodiment of a curtain rail finisher. Rear view sectional drawing of 4th Embodiment of a curtain rail finisher. An example of a truck cabin in which the curtain rail finisher of the present invention is used. The figure which shows a back window same as the above. The top view which shows curtain arrangement | positioning of the track cabin of FIG. The figure which shows the relationship between a curtain rail and a curtain. The perspective view of the conventional curtain rail and curtain rail finisher.

Explanation of symbols

C ... Cabin W ... Wall 15 ... Curtain rail finisher 16 ... Upper wall 17 ... Side wall 18 ... Rear wall 20 ... Down Wall portion 23 ... Slot 24 ... Tongue portion 26 ... End portion 28 of tongue portion ... Locking portion 30 ... Curtain rail 32 ... Runner (slider)
36 ... Fitting hole

Claims (5)

A curtain rail finisher that is attached to the end of the curtain rail to prevent the curtain rail runner from falling off. The curtain rail finisher has a fitting hole for fitting to the outside of the curtain rail, and the fitting hole forms a peripheral portion. A flat tongue extending horizontally from the wall toward the outside of the fitting hole is provided in the fitting hole, and the tongue is formed of an elastic material. The curtain rail finisher is characterized in that a groove hole that communicates the fitting hole with the outside is provided in the wall portion. The curtain rail finisher according to claim 1, wherein the tongue portion is provided on a lower wall portion. The curtain rail finisher according to claim 1, wherein the tongue is provided on a rear wall. The curtain rail finisher according to claim 1, wherein the tongue portion is provided on an upper wall portion. The curtain rail finisher according to claim 1, wherein the tongue is provided on a side wall.

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