JP2012061051A - Curtain holder - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a curtain holder which is attached to each of edge part side attached parts in the right and the left directions of an opening to be blocked by a curtain movable in the right and the left directions to hold the curtain drawn together in the right or the left directions in a bundled state, and can securely prevent the curtain from running off.SOLUTION: The curtain holder includes an attaching base 6 to be attached to the attached part 4, a first arm 24 extended in the front and the rear directions Y from the attaching base 6 and leaving the attached part 4, a second arm 25 extended in the right and the left directions X from the extended end side of the first arm 24 and leaving the opening 2, and a curtain stopper 23 set on the second arm 25. The posture of the curtain stopper 23 can be changed into a regulation posture wherein the curtain stopper 23 is extended in the opposite side of the extended direction of the first arm 24 from the second arm 25 and a fall-forward posture wherein the curtain stopper 23 is extended along the second arm 25.

Description

  The present invention relates to a curtain holder that holds a curtain in a bundled state when the curtain is opened.

  Conventionally, the attached portion is used as a curtain holder that is attached to the attached portion on the edge side in the left-right direction of the opening that is blocked by the curtain movable in the left-right direction, and holds the curtain drawn in the left-right direction in a bundled state. A base attached to and fixed to the base, a holding rod extending in the front-rear direction from the base and in a direction away from the attached portion, and a disc-shaped locking member provided at the extending end of the holding rod. There is what is provided (see Patent Document 1).

  In this curtain holder, by hooking the attracted curtain on the holding rod, the curtain is held in a bundled state, and the disc-shaped locking member prevents the curtain from coming off.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-113786

A curtain provided in an opening having a wide left-right width, a curtain made of thick fabric, etc., has a volume in the left-right direction when the curtain is pulled and bundled in the left-right direction. In the case of such a curtain, there is a problem that the curtain is easily detached by simply hooking the curtain drawn in the left-right direction on the curtain holder as in the conventional structure.
In view of the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a curtain holder that can reliably prevent the curtain from coming off.

The technical means taken by the present invention to solve the above problems is attached to the attached portion on the edge side in the left and right direction of the opening that is closed by the curtain movable in the left and right direction, and pulled in the left and right direction. A curtain holder that holds the curtains in a bundled state,
A mounting base attached to the attached portion; a first arm extending in the front-rear direction and away from the attached portion; and the opening in the left-right direction from the extending end side of the first arm. A second arm extending in a direction away from the curtain, and a curtain stopper provided on the second arm,
The curtain stopper is characterized in that its posture can be freely changed between a regulating posture extending from the second arm to the opposite side of the extending direction of the first arm and a lying posture along the second arm.

The curtain stopper may be configured to change its posture to a lying posture by falling from the restricted posture toward the first arm.
The second arm may be provided with a stopper accommodating recess for accommodating the curtain stopper when the curtain stopper is in a lying posture.
The mounting base includes a mounting base portion that is fixedly attached to the mounted portion and a support portion that supports the first arm, and the base portion side of the first arm is supported by the support portion so as to be rotatable about a left-right axis. The posture of the first arm can be changed to a folding posture in which the first arm is directed upward or downward by rotating from a state in which the first arm extends in the front-rear direction and away from the attached portion. It is good to be.

According to the curtain holder of the present invention, the curtain is bundled by inserting the attracted curtain from the extending end side of the second arm between the second arm and the wall in which the opening is formed and hooking on the first arm. The second arm prevents the curtain from being detached, and the curtain stopper in a restrictive posture regulates the spread in the left-right direction from the bundled curtain opening. It can be surely prevented.

In addition, when inserting the curtain between the second arm and the wall in which the opening is formed, the curtain stopper is placed in a lying posture along the second arm, so that the pulled curtain is placed between the second arm and the wall. Can be inserted easily.
In addition, the curtain stopper can be set in a lying posture along the second arm, so that the curtain stopper can be sufficiently long, and the curtain stopper can be sufficiently long to prevent the curtain from coming off more reliably. can do.

It is a front view which shows the attachment state of a curtain holder. (A) is a top view of a curtain holder, (b) is a front view of a curtain holder. It is a side view of a curtain holder, (a) is a side view in a hold posture, (b) is a side surface in a folding posture. It is a plane sectional view of a curtain holder. (A) is the AA arrow directional view of FIG. 4, (b) is the figure which looked at the curtain stopper from the back surface. (A) is a plane sectional view of the part which provided the curtain stopper, (b) is a BB arrow directional cross-sectional view. It is a plane sectional view of the rotation part of a curtain holder. It is side surface partial sectional drawing which showed the rotation mechanism of the curtain holder. The figure of the main body base of the curtain holder which concerns on other embodiment is shown, (a) is a top view, (b) is a CC line arrow directional view, (c) is a right view, (d) is a left view. It is. The drawing of the curtain holder which concerns on other embodiment is shown, (a) is side surface partial sectional drawing which showed the rotation mechanism of the curtain holder, (b) is a side view of a section ring, (c) is the front of a section ring FIG. 4D is a plan view of the section ring. It is a top view of the curtain holder which concerns on another form. It is the front view and side view of the curtain holder which concern on another form.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a curtain that covers a building opening 2 such as a window opening or a doorway opening, and is a curtain that can move in the left-right direction X (the horizontal direction along the opening surface of the opening 2).
In the following description, the direction away from the wall 3 in the direction orthogonal to the wall 3 in which the opening 2 is formed is referred to as the front Y1, and the direction approaching the wall 3 is referred to as the rear Y2.

2 is a bundle of curtains 1 that are attached to an opening frame such as a window frame or a door frame or a mounted portion 4 such as a wall 3 on the edge side in the left-right direction X of the opening 2 and pulled in the left-right direction X. The curtain holder 5 is held in a state.
As shown in FIG. 2, the curtain holder 5 mainly includes a mounting base 6 attached to the attached portion 4 and a holder body 7 that holds the curtain 1 in a bundled state.

The mounting base 6 is made of resin and includes a mounting base portion 8 and a support portion 9 that supports the holder main body 7.
As shown in FIG. 3, mounting walls 10 are provided above and below the mounting base portion 8, and the mounting base 6 is attached to the mounted portion 4 by a screw 11 that passes through the vertical mounting wall 10 and is screwed into the mounted portion 4. It is attached.

In addition, screw caps 12 that cover the heads of the screws 11 are provided above and below the mounting base portion 8.
As shown in FIGS. 4, 7, and 8, the support portion 9 is integrally formed on the center side in the vertical direction of the mounting base portion 8 so as to protrude forward Y <b> 1.
Further, the support portion 9 has a lateral width narrower than that of the mounting base portion 8, and is deviated and provided at a position offset in the left-right direction X and farther from the opening 2.

As shown in FIG. 8, a section ring 13 is provided on the side surface of the support portion 9 near the opening 2.
Is formed in a state in which the axial center thereof coincides with the left-right direction X, and the center of the ring receiving recess 14 is formed at the center of the ring receiving recess 14 from the back (bottom) of the ring receiving recess 14 to the opening 2 side. A support shaft portion 15 having an axial center in the left-right direction X is provided so as to project.
The distal end side of the support shaft portion 15 protrudes from the side surface of the support portion 9 on the side close to the opening 2 (projects outward from the ring housing recess 14). A screw hole 16 is formed in the center of the support shaft portion 15.

A pair of positioning grooves 17 are formed on the inner peripheral surface of the ring receiving recess 14 so as to face the front-rear direction Y.
On the outer peripheral surface of the section ring 13, positioning projections 18 are provided at symmetric positions in the radial direction so as to restrict the circumferential movement of the section ring 13 (rotation around the axis of the support shaft 15) by fitting into the positioning grooves 17. It has been.

A pair of fitting projections 19 projecting in the radially inward direction are formed on the inner peripheral surface of the section ring 13 at radially symmetric positions, and the fitting projections 19 are 90 relative to the positioning projections 18 in the circumferential direction. ° Formed with misalignment.
The section ring 13 is formed of an elastically deformable material such as a resin. By applying a circumferential rotational force to the section ring 13, the section ring 13 is elastically deformed in the radial direction and the positioning protrusion 18 is positioned in the positioning groove. 17 can be removed.

Further, the upper and lower portions 14 a of the inner peripheral surface of the ring receiving recess 14 have an arc shape centered on the axis of the support shaft portion 15, and the distance from the center of the support shaft portion 15 to the radially outer end of the positioning projection 18. Is also formed in an arc shape having a slightly larger diameter.
The holder main body 7 is also formed of resin, and includes a main body base 21, a decoration cover 22, and a curtain stopper 23 as shown in FIGS.

  The main body base 21 holds the curtain 1 that is pulled in the left-right direction X so as to be bundled at the position where the curtain 1 is pulled, and from the mounting base 6 to the front Y1 (substantially orthogonal to the mounted portion 4). A first arm 24 extending in the direction) and a second arm 25 extending in the left-right direction X and away from the opening 2 from the front end (tip) side of the first arm 24 and formed in an L shape in plan view. Has been.

The base 26 side of the side surface of the first arm 24 far from the opening 2 is recessed, and the support portion 9 of the mounting base 6 is inserted into the recess 26, and the first arm base 26 is formed in the support portion 9. It is superimposed.
A columnar portion 28 that protrudes into the recess 27 is formed on the side surface of the first arm base 26 far from the opening 2, and the columnar portion 28 and the first arm base 26 are located at the center of the columnar portion 28. A support hole 29 penetrating in the direction X is formed.

The cylindrical portion 28 is inserted into the section ring 13 and is inserted into the support hole 29 so that the support shaft portion 15 can be relatively rotated about the axis. A shaft plate 30 is provided on the side close to the opening 2 of the support shaft portion 15, and a screw 31 is screwed into the screw hole 16 through the shaft plate 30.
Thereby, the holder body 7 is attached to and supported by the support portion 9 of the mounting base 6 so as to be rotatable about the axis in the left-right direction X.

Further, a pair of fitted portions 32 that are fitted to the fitting protrusions 19 of the section ring 13 are formed on the outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion 28 corresponding to the fitting protrusions 19. Each fitted portion 32 is formed in a forked shape so as to sandwich the fitting protrusion 19, and the section ring 13 is configured to rotate integrally around the axis of the holder main body 7 and the support shaft portion 15. Yes.
Therefore, in the curtain holder 5 having the above-described configuration, the rotation of the holder body 7 is restricted in a state where the positioning protrusion 18 of the section ring 13 is fitted in the positioning groove 17 of the support portion 9. The first arm 24 extends forward Y1 from the mounting base 6, and the second arm 25 is held in a hold posture in which the first arm 24 extends from the front end of the first arm 24 in the left-right direction X and away from the opening 2. The

In this hold posture, the curtain 1 drawn in the left-right direction X is inserted between the second arm 25 and the wall 3 so that the curtain 1 can be held in a bundled state (see FIG. 1).
Further, when the curtain 1 is closed, the curtain holder 5 is not necessary.
At this time, the holder main body 7 (the second arm 25 thereof) is gripped, and the holder main body 7 is pushed up or pulled down (rotated about the axis of the support shaft portion 15) to The positioning projection 18 of the ring 13 is detached from the positioning groove 17 of the support portion 9, and the holder main body 7 can be rotated. As shown in FIG. Alternatively, the posture can be changed to a folding posture in which the second arm 25 faces downward and the second arm 25 is located on the upper side or the lower side of the mounting base 6.

  In this folding posture, the amount of protrusion of the curtain holder 5 from the mounted portion 4 is significantly smaller than the hold posture shown in FIG. 3A, and the curtain holder 5 is compact in the front-rear direction Y ( The curtain holder 5 is compactly folded in the front-rear direction Y), and the curtain holder 5 does not get in the way when the curtain holder 5 is not used. Further, when the curtain holder 5 is attached to an opening frame such as a window frame, the curtain 1 is separated from the opening 2 (window opening) by the curtain holder 1 when the curtain 1 is closed while the curtain holder 5 is in the hold posture. As a result, outside light leaks into the room, but in the curtain holder 5 of the present embodiment, the curtain holder 5 is placed in a folded position when the curtain 1 is used, so that the outside light leaks into the room. In this case, the light shielding function of the curtain 1 can be maintained.

The direction in which the holder main body 7 is rotated when the curtain holder 5 is not used may be either the upper side or the lower side, but the curtain holder 5 can be opened by being configured to be rotatable on both the upper side and the lower side. When mounting on the left and right of 2, a common left and right can be used.
The longitudinal direction proximal end surface 33 of the first arm 24, the facing surface 34 of the mounting base portion 8 facing this, the front end side end surface 35 of the support portion 9, and the facing of the first arm 24 facing this. Each of the surfaces 36 is formed as an arc surface centered on the axis of the support shaft portion 15.

A stopper housing recess 37 for housing the curtain stopper 23 is formed on the rear surface of the second arm 25 (the surface facing the wall 3 where the opening 2 is formed).
The stopper accommodating recess 37 is formed in a rectangular shape that is long in the left-right direction X, and is provided on the side far from the opening 2 in the left-right direction X.
A pivot groove 38 is provided on each end of the stopper housing recess 37 on the side far from the opening 2.

Further, an engagement wall 39 that protrudes rearward from the back surface (bottom surface) of the stopper housing recess 37 is provided on the side of the stopper housing recess 37 close to the opening 2.
A side closer to the opening 2 than the engagement wall 39 in the stopper accommodating recess 37 is a fingertip insertion space 40 into which a fingertip can be inserted.
The decoration cover 22 is made of a resin plate formed by being bent in an L shape so as to be provided from the side surface of the main body base 21 near the opening 2 of the first arm 24 to the front surface of the second arm 25. The base 21 is detachably fitted and fixed.

By preparing a plurality of (multiple) holder bodies 7 with different colors and decoration covers 22 with different colors, the curtain holder 5 with various color variations can be provided.
The curtain stopper 23 regulates the spread of the bundled curtains 1 in the direction away from the opening 2 in the left-right direction X.

The curtain stopper 23 includes a rectangular main wall 41 that is long in the horizontal direction, upper and lower walls 42 and 43 that extend from the upper and lower ends of the main wall 41 in one thickness direction of the main wall 41, and the main wall 41. And end walls 44 extending in the same direction as the upper and lower walls 42 and 43 from one end in the longitudinal direction.
The upper and lower walls 3 on the other end side in the length direction of the curtain stopper 23 (length direction of the main wall 41) are integrally formed with pivots 45 each having a vertical axis.

These upper and lower pivots 45 are respectively fitted to upper and lower pivot grooves 38 provided in the stopper accommodating recesses 37 so as to be pivotable about the vertical axis, and the curtain stopper 23 is pivoted around the pivot 45. 2, the curtain stopper 23 extends from the second arm 25 to the opposite side of the extending direction of the first arm 24 as shown in FIG. The posture can be freely changed between a regulating posture that extends (extends toward the wall 3 in which the opening 2 is formed) and a lying posture along the second arm 25 as shown by a solid line in FIG.

The curtain stopper 23 regulates the spread in the left-right direction X of the curtains 1 bundled in the regulation posture.
Further, the curtain stopper 23 is accommodated in the stopper accommodating recess 37 in the lying posture, and is substantially flush with the rear surface of the second arm 25.
A pair of upper and lower slits 46 extending from the other end in the length direction toward one end are formed on the upper and lower ends of the other end in the length direction of the main wall 41, and the other end in the length direction of the upper and lower walls 3 is formed. The upper and lower pivots 45 are configured to be easily fitted in the upper and lower pivot grooves 38 by elastically deforming the side.

In the present embodiment, in the restricted posture, the base side of the main wall 41 of the curtain stopper 23 comes into contact with the surface far from the opening 2 of the stopper accommodating recess 37, thereby rotating from the lying posture to the restricted posture. It is comprised so that rotation of a direction may be controlled.
Further, in the regulation posture, the curtain stopper 23 is inclined with respect to the front-rear direction Y, but is configured to be in a direction that coincides with the front-rear direction Y (a direction orthogonal to the second arm 25). Also good.

Moreover, the curtain stopper 23 is set to the lying posture by falling from the regulation posture to the first arm 24 side.
The curtain stopper 23 is provided so that the upper and lower walls 42 and 43 of the main wall 41 are opposed to the inner surface of the stopper accommodating recess 37 in the lying posture. Positioning is performed by contacting the surface on the extending side of the upper and lower walls 3 on one end side in the length direction with the engaging wall 39 provided in the stopper accommodating recess 37.

Further, in the lying posture, the end wall 44 of the curtain stopper 23 is in sliding contact with the engaging wall 39, so that a turning resistance is provided for turning in the direction of turning from the lying posture to the regulating posture.
Spherical protrusions 47 are formed on the upper and lower walls 42 and 43 on one end side in the length direction of the curtain stopper 23, and the protrusions 47 are also in sliding contact with the upper and lower surfaces of the stopper accommodating recess 37 in the lying posture. A rotation resistance is provided for rotation from the lying posture to the regulating posture.

When raising the curtain stopper 23 from the lying posture, the curtain stopper 23 can be easily raised by inserting the fingertip into the fingertip insertion space 40 and placing the fingertip on one end in the length direction of the curtain stopper 23.
In the curtain holder 5 having the above-described configuration, in the state where the holder main body 7 is in the hold posture and the curtain stopper 23 is in the lying posture, the curtain 1 pulled in the left-right direction X is bundled to extend the end side of the second arm 25. Is inserted between the second arm 25 and the wall 3 in which the opening 2 is formed and hooked on the first arm 24, whereby the curtain 1 is held in a bundled state by the first arm 24 and the second arm 25. This prevents the curtain 1 from coming off.

At this time, since the curtain stopper 23 is in the lying posture, the drawn curtain 1 can be easily inserted.
Further, after the curtain 1 is inserted between the second arm 25 and the wall 3, the curtain stopper 23 is raised to a restricted posture, so that the curtain stopper 23 causes the horizontal direction X from the opening 2 of the bundled curtains 1. Since the spread (movement) in the direction away from the curtain 1 can be regulated, it is possible to reliably prevent the curtain 1 from coming off.

Further, since the curtain stopper 23 can be brought down along the second arm 25, the pulled curtain 1 is placed between the second arm 25 and the wall 3 even if the curtain stopper 23 is sufficiently long. The curtain 1 can be easily inserted, and the curtain stopper 23 can be prevented from coming off more reliably by taking a sufficient length of the curtain stopper 23.
When the curtain stopper 23 is in the lying posture, the curtain stopper 23 is housed in the stopper housing recess 37, so that the second arm 25 can be easily gripped when changing the posture of the holder body 7, and the protrusion The part disappears and the appearance is good.

If the first arm 24 and the second arm 25 are sufficient to hold the drawn curtain 1, the curtain stopper 23 does not become an obstacle by setting the curtain stopper 23 in a lying posture, and the curtain 1 Can be opened and closed smoothly.
The present invention is not limited to that of the above-described embodiment. For example, the holder body 7 may be fixed in a holding posture. In this case, the mounting base 6 and the holder body 7 are integrally formed. It may be.

9 and 10 show a curtain holder 5 according to another embodiment.
FIG. 9 shows the main body base 21 of the curtain holder 5, FIG. 10A shows the rotating mechanism of the curtain holder 5, and FIGS. 10B to 10D show the section ring 13.
The embodiment shown in FIGS. 9 and 10 is different from the above-described embodiment in that the pair of fitting protrusions 19 formed on the section ring 13 are axially arranged on the side surface of the section ring 13 on the side facing the first arm base portion 26. The fitting portion 32 provided on the first arm base portion 26 side is formed by a hole into which the fitting protrusion 19 is fitted.

The fitting protrusion 19 and the fitted portion 32 have an arcuate rectangle centered on the rotation center of the holder body 7 in a side view.
Further, the fitted portion 19 is provided around the cylindrical portion 28 with a space therebetween, and a reinforcing protrusion protruding from the outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion 28 is provided between the cylindrical portion 28 and the fitted portion 19. 48 is provided, and the protrusion 48 is located on the inner peripheral side of the section ring 13.

Other configurations are the same as those of the embodiment shown in FIGS.
In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 8, since the section ring 13 can be elastically deformed in the radial direction, the section ring 13 is fitted by elastic deformation when the holder body 7 is rotated from the hold posture. Although it is conceivable that the mating protrusion 19 is disengaged from the bifurcated fitted portion 32, in the embodiment of FIGS. 9 and 10, the fitting projection 19 is attached to the fitted portion 32 formed of a hole. Since the structure is fitted in the axial direction, when the holder body 7 is rotated from the hold posture, there is no concern that the fitting protrusion 19 is detached from the fitted portion 32 due to the elastic deformation of the section ring 13, Since the fitting dimension in the arc direction with the rotation center of the holder body 7 as the center is also large, the reliability is improved.

  FIG. 11 shows a curtain holder 5 of another form. In the curtain holder 5 shown in FIG. 11 (a), a curtain stopper 23 is integrally formed on the extended end portion of the second arm 25 (in other words, The main body base 21 of the holder main body 7 is composed of a first arm 24, a second arm 25, and a curtain stopper 23 formed integrally with the extending end of the second arm 25). This is a different point from the embodiment, and other configurations are the same as those of the embodiment.

Moreover, the curtain holder 5 shown in FIG. 11B includes an attachment base 6 and a holder main body 7 as shown in FIG. 12, and the attachment base 6 is attached to the attached portion with screws 11. A portion 8 and a support portion 9 that supports the holder body 7 are provided.
The holder body 7 includes a first arm 24, a second arm 25, and a curtain stopper 23 formed integrally with the extended end of the second arm 25, and no decoration cover is provided.

The first arm 24 includes a base-side mounting member 49 attached to the support portion 9 of the mounting base 6 and a pair of upper and lower linear saddle members 50 on the extending end side that are attached and supported by the mounting member 49. Has been.
The attachment member 49 is composed of a pair of left and right component members 49a and 49b attached to the support portion 9 so as to sandwich the support portion 9 of the mounting base 6, and the section ring 13, the ring accommodating recess 14 and the support shaft in the above embodiment. The holder body 7 changes its posture between the holding posture and the folding posture by a mechanism similar to the rotation mechanism constituted by the portion 15, the positioning groove 17, the positioning projection 18, the fitting projection 19, the fitting portion 32, and the like. Further, the attachment member 49 is attached to the support portion 9.

The second arm 25 is constituted by an upper and lower linear saddle member 51 extending integrally from each of the upper and lower linear saddle members 50 constituting the extending end side of the first arm 24.
The curtain stopper 23 is a U-shape that connects the upper and lower linear saddle members 52 integrally extending from each of the upper and lower linear saddle members 51 constituting the second arm 25 and the extending end side of the upper and lower saddle members 52. It is comprised from the shape-like brazing material 53. FIG.

  The saddle members 50, 51, 52, 53 are formed by bending one solid bar or pipe material.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Curtain 2 Opening 4 Mounted part 6 Mounting base 8 Mounting base 9 Support part 23 Curtain stopper 24 1st arm 25 2nd arm 37 Stopper accommodation recessed part X Left-right direction Y Front-back direction

Claims (4)

Attached to the attached portion (4) on the edge side in the left-right direction (X) of the opening (2) blocked by the curtain (1) movable in the left-right direction (X), and pulled in the left-right direction (X) A curtain holder for holding the curtain (1) in a bundled state,
A mounting base (6) attached to the attached part (4), and a first arm (24) extending from the attaching base (6) in the front-rear direction (Y) and away from the attached part (4) A second arm (25) extending in the left-right direction (X) from the extending end side of the first arm (24) and away from the opening (2), and the second arm (25). A curtain stopper (23) provided,
The curtain stopper (23) is in a restricted posture extending from the second arm (25) to the opposite side of the extending direction of the first arm (24) and a lying posture along the second arm (25). Curtain holder characterized by being freely changeable.   The curtain holder according to claim 1, wherein the curtain stopper (23) is configured to change its posture from a restricted posture to a lying posture by falling toward the first arm (24).   3. A stopper receiving recess (37) for receiving the curtain stopper (23) when the curtain stopper (23) is placed in a lying posture on the second arm (25). The curtain holder described in 1.   The mounting base (6) includes a mounting base portion (8) that is fixedly mounted to the mounted portion (4), and a support portion (9) that supports the first arm (24), and the support portion (9). The base side of the first arm (24) is supported so as to be pivotable about the left-right axis, and the first arm (24) is separated from the mounting base (6) in the front-rear direction (Y) and from the mounted portion (4). The posture can be changed to a folded posture in which the first arm (24) faces upward or downward by rotating from a state extending in a direction. The curtain holder according to 1.

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