JP2024020925A - Curtain device and curtain set - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a curtain device capable of providing patients with a sense of healing and security.

SOLUTION: A curtain device 10 includes a display sheet 19 arranged on a side facing a bed 12 out of a curtain 18 suspended by a plurality of curtain runners 17, tag loops 25 for connecting the display sheet 19 to the plurality of curtain runners 17 so as to be opened and closed together with the curtain 18 and positioning the display sheet 19 below a ventilation part 22 of the curtain 18, and a display part 26 provided on the display sheet 19 and being printed so as to be visible from a patient 11 on the bed 12.

SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

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Description

The present disclosure relates to a curtain device and a curtain set that partition a space where a bed is arranged in a hospital room.

An example of partition furniture (curtain device) that partitions a space where a bed is arranged in a hospital room and a space around the bed is described in Patent Document 1. The partition furniture described in Patent Document 1 has a side part that partitions adjacent beds, and a front part that partitions the bed and a passage within a hospital room. The side part consists of an accordion door that can be folded and opened. Specifically, two flat pillars with planar parts facing each other with a predetermined interval, and a plurality of plate-like panels provided so as to form substantially the same surface between these pillars. and has. Two front parts are arranged in a straight line, and each front part has two pillars placed facing each other at a predetermined interval, a rail connecting the upper ends of these pillars, and a rail connected to the rail. It has a curtain that is hung and opens and closes between the pillars.

Further, Patent Document 1 states that the surface of the pillar material is decorated with colors, patterns, and the like. Further, in Patent Document 1, the decoration of the pillars has a different design for each pillar material. Furthermore, Patent Document 1 describes how a patient can use a space surrounded by partition furniture to feel like their own room by providing a mark for the patient to return to their own bed and by having decorations unique to their own place. It is stated that you can have

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2004-232398

The inventor of the present application recognized that the curtain device described in Patent Document 1 has a problem in that it is difficult for patients to feel a sense of comfort and security.

An object of the present disclosure is to provide a curtain device and a curtain set that allow patients to feel relaxed and secure.

The curtain device of the present disclosure includes a display sheet disposed on the side facing the bed among curtains hung by a plurality of curtain runners, and a display sheet placed on the plurality of curtain runners so that the display sheet can be opened and closed together with the curtain. a supporting element that connects the display sheet and positions the display sheet below the ventilation section of the curtain; and a display section that is provided on the display sheet and has a print that is visible to the patient on the bed. have

With the curtain device of the present disclosure, the patient can obtain a sense of comfort and security by visually viewing the print on the display sheet.

FIG. 2 is a side view showing the curtain device of the present disclosure in use. (A) is a schematic plan view of a bed surrounded by a curtain device, and (B) is a side view showing the entire curtain device developed. FIG. 2 is a side view showing an enlarged main part of FIG. 1; (A) and (B) are side views showing other examples of display sheets provided in the curtain device. (A) and (B) are side views showing other examples of display sheets provided in the curtain device. (A) and (B) are side views showing still another example of a display sheet provided in a curtain device. It is a side view showing still another example of a display sheet provided in a curtain device. (A) and (B) are schematic perspective views showing other examples of curtain devices, and (C) is a schematic perspective view of a curtain device set that accommodates a display sheet, a tag group, and a cutting tool. .

Hereinafter, one embodiment of a curtain device and a curtain set will be described based on the drawings. In all the figures for explaining the curtain device, the same parts are generally given the same reference numerals, and repeated explanations thereof will be omitted. The curtain device 10 is provided so as to surround a bed 12 used by a patient 11 in a hospital room of a medical facility, such as a hospital or a clinic. The curtain device 10 is a device that partitions a first space A1 in which a bed 12 is placed and a second space A2 located a predetermined distance from the bed 12. The bed 12 is placed on the floor 13 on which the patient 11 can lie down. Note that the bed 12 may be provided with wheels that are movable on the floor 13.

The curtain device 10 includes a curtain rail 14, a support 16 that supports the curtain rail 14 on a ceiling 15, a plurality of curtain runners 17 that are movable along the curtain rail 14, a curtain 18 supported by the plurality of curtain runners 17, and a display sheet 19. has. It is supported by a curtain rail 14 and a plurality of pillars 16 fixed to the ceiling 15. The curtain rail 14 and the plurality of supports 16 are made of metal, for example, aluminum. The plurality of support columns 16 are provided at predetermined intervals, and the curtain rail 14 is arranged substantially parallel to the floor 13 and ceiling 15.

As shown in FIG. 2A, when the bed 12 is viewed from directly above, the curtain rail 14 is bent into a predetermined shape surrounding the bed 12, such as an L-shape, a U-shape, a U-shape, etc. ing. The curtain rail 14 shown in FIG. 2(A) has an L-shape when the bed 12 is viewed from above. That is, the curtain rail 14 includes a first component 14A extending along the longitudinal direction of the bed 12, and a second component 14C connected to the first component 14A via the curved portion 14B and extending along the width direction of the bed 12. and has.

A groove is provided in the curtain rail 14 along the longitudinal direction, and the plurality of curtain runners 17 are attached to the curtain rail 14 so as to be movable along the groove. Each of the plurality of curtain runners 17 has a hanging portion 20, as shown in FIG. The hanging portion 20 is, for example, ring-shaped. The material of the curtain 18 is, for example, polyester. The curtain 18 is opaque to the extent that the first space A1 cannot be seen through from the second space A2. The curtain device 10 may be subjected to one or more of various treatments, such as antibacterial treatment, antifouling treatment, flameproofing treatment, deodorization treatment, and washable treatment.

FIG. 2(A) is a schematic diagram showing the entire curtain device 10 expanded in the side direction for convenience. The curtain 18 has a quadrangular side shape, specifically a rectangular shape. The length L1 of the curtain 18 in the lateral direction (horizontal direction) is, for example, within a range of 2.5 m to 3.5 m. The length L2 of the curtain 18 in the longitudinal direction (vertical direction) is, for example, within a range of 2.0 m to 2.5 m. The curtain 18 has a strip portion 21, a ventilation portion 22, and a shielding portion 23. When the curtain 18 is hung from the curtain rail 14, the curtain 18 hangs down by its own weight. In a state in which the curtain 18 is hung, a ventilation section 22 is connected under the strip section 21, and a shielding section 23 is connected under the ventilation section 22.

The strip portion 21 serves as a support portion for suspending the curtain 18 from the curtain runner 17. The strip portion 21 is provided over the entire width of the curtain 18 in the lateral direction. The side surface shape of the band-shaped portion 21 is a quadrangle, specifically a rectangle. The width L3 of the strip portion 21 in the longitudinal direction of the curtain 18 is, for example, within a range of 5 cm to 10 cm. The width L3 of the strip portion 21 is the same at any position in the lateral direction of the curtain 18. A plurality of locking tools 27 as shown in FIG. 3 are attached at predetermined intervals in the lateral direction of the band-shaped portion 21. As shown in FIG. The predetermined intervals at which the plurality of locking tools 27 are arranged are, for example, in the range of 10 cm to 20 cm, specifically 15 cm, and are constant. The plurality of locking tools 27 are hooks, for example, and the plurality of locking tools 27 are made of metal or synthetic resin. When the plurality of locking tools 27 are respectively hooked on the hanging parts 20, the curtain 18 is suspended from the curtain rail 14 via the curtain runner 17.

The ventilation section 22 is a ventilation path that connects the first space A1 and the second space A2 so that air can pass between them. The ventilation section 22 is a part of the curtain 18 formed into a mesh shape, and has a plurality of ventilation passages that penetrate the curtain 18 in the thickness direction. The ventilation section 22 is provided across the entire width of the curtain 18 in the lateral direction. The side surface shape of the ventilation portion 22 is square, specifically rectangular. The width L4 of the ventilation portion in the vertical direction of the curtain 18 is, for example, within a range of 20 cm to 40 cm. The width L4 of the ventilation portion 22 is the same at any position in the lateral direction of the curtain 18.

The shielding part 23 plays a role of partitioning the first space A1 and the second space A2. The shielding portion 23 is provided across the entire width of the curtain 18 in the lateral direction. The shielding part 23 has a side surface shape of a quadrangle, specifically a rectangle. The width L5 of the shielding portion 23 in the vertical direction of the curtain 18 is, for example, within a range of 1.7 m to 2.3 m. The width L5 of the shielding portion 23 is the same at any position in the lateral direction of the curtain 18. As shown in FIG. 1, when the curtain 18 is suspended from the curtain rail 14, the lower end of the curtain 18, that is, the lower edge 23A of the shielding part 23 is spaced apart from the floor 13. The gap L6 formed between the lower edge 23A of the shielding part 23 and the floor 13 is, for example, within a range of 10 cm to 20 cm.

The display sheet 19 is arranged between the bed 12 and the curtain 18 in the first space A1. The display sheet 19 is suspended from the curtain rail 14 via the curtain runner 17. When the display sheet 19 is hung from the curtain rail 14, the display sheet 19 hangs down due to its own weight, and the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 are arranged so as to overlap. As shown in FIG. 2(B), the display sheet 19 has a quadrilateral side shape, specifically a rectangle. The width L7 of the display sheet 19 in the vertical direction can be set within a range of 1.5 m to 2.0 m, for example. A plurality of types of display sheets 19 can be prepared with different lengths L8 in the horizontal direction. As the display sheet 19, for example, one with a horizontal length L8 of 2.0 m and one with a horizontal length L8 of 3.0 m can be prepared. Further, the width L7 of the display sheet 19 is set to be less than the width L5 of the shielding portion. Furthermore, the length L8 of the display sheet 19 is set to be less than the length L1 of the curtain 18. That is, when the curtain device 10 is viewed from the side, the display sheet 19 has a shape and size that fits within the area occupied by the shielding part 23 of the curtain 18.

The display sheet 19 has mutually parallel long edges 19A, 19B and mutually parallel short edges 19C, 19D. The long edge 19A is located above the long edge 19B. A plurality of eyelets 24 are attached along the long edge 19A of the display sheet 19. The predetermined interval L9 at which the plurality of eyelets 24 are attached is the same as the predetermined interval at which the plurality of hanging parts 20 are attached. That is, the predetermined interval L9 is, for example, in the range of 10 cm to 20 cm, specifically 15 cm, and is constant. When the display sheet 19 is suspended from the curtain rail 14, the positions of the plurality of eyelets 24 and the positions of the plurality of locking tools 27 are the same in the longitudinal direction of the band-shaped portion 21.

As shown in FIG. 3, each eyelet 24 is configured as a pair of a ring-shaped first component piece 24A and a ring-shaped second component piece 24B. Although not shown, a plurality of attachment holes are provided along the long edge 19A of the display sheet 19. At least one of the first component piece 24A and the second component piece 24B is inserted into the attachment hole, and the first component piece 24A and the second component piece 24B are combined, so that each eyelet 24 is attached to the display sheet. It is fixed at 19. The material of each eyelet 24 is metal or synthetic resin. When the material of the eyelet 24 is metal, the first component piece 24A and the second component piece 24B can be made of aluminum thin plates, for example. By using the material of the eyelet 24 as described above, weight reduction can be achieved. Therefore, with the display sheet 19 suspended from the curtain rail 14, the load supported by the curtain rail 14 can be reduced.

Further, the display sheet 19 is suspended from the hanging section 20 using a plurality of tag loops 25. The tag loop 25 is made of thread or wire and has flexibility. As the tag loop 25, for example, thread LOX-R or thick thread LOX can be used. The total length of the tag group 25 can be set, for example, within a range of 70 cm to 2.0 m, specifically, 1.5 m. The thickness, that is, the diameter, of the tag loop 25 is within the range of 1.5 mm to 2.0 mm. At both ends of the tag group 25, a first lock piece 25A and a second lock piece 25B are provided. The first lock piece 25A has an engaging claw, and the second lock piece 25B has an insertion hole. In the state where each tag group 25 is inserted into the eyelet 24 and the hanging part 20, the engaging claw of the first lock piece 25A is inserted into the insertion hole of the second lock piece 25B, and the first lock piece 25A and the second By connecting the lock piece 25B with a click, the entire tag loop 25 is held in a ring shape. In this way, the display sheet 19 is suspended by a plurality of tag loops 25 held in a ring shape.

As shown in FIG. 2, when the curtain device is viewed from the side, the display sheet 19 is suspended by a plurality of tag loops 25, and the display sheet 19 fits within the area occupied by the shielding portion 23 of the curtain 18. Specifically, the long edge 19A of the display sheet 19 is located below the ventilation section 22, and the long edge 19B of the display sheet 19 is located above the lower edge 23A of the shielding section 23. Since the lengths of all the tag groups 25 are uniform, the position (height) at which the display sheet 19 is hung is stable. The length of the curtain group 25 is selected according to the size of the existing curtain 18, etc.

As the display sheet 19, for example, cloth cloth is used. Furthermore, the display sheet 19 may be subjected to one or more of various treatments, such as antibacterial treatment, antifouling treatment, flameproof treatment, deodorization treatment, and washable treatment. good. Of the two surfaces of the display sheet 19, the surface visible from the patient 11 sleeping on the bed 12, that is, the surface located opposite the curtain 18, constitutes the display section 26. The display object printed on the display section 26 may be any of landscapes, people, animals, characters, etc. The display section 26 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2B is an example in which a photograph of a landscape including Mt. Fuji is printed as a display object.

The curtain device 10 of this embodiment allows the patient 11 to visually view the display section 26 of the display sheet 19 while the patient 11 is sleeping or sitting on the bed 12 . Therefore, the patient 11 can feel healed and comfortable. For example, if the patient 11 is a child, he or she is likely to feel lonely, anxious, or scared at the hospital, and feel anxious at night. Furthermore, if patient 11 is an elderly person, it may be difficult for him to return home, or he may be hospitalized for a long period of time for treatment and rehabilitation. It can be stressful.

On the other hand, by visually viewing the display section 26 of the display sheet 19, the patient 11 can feel a sense of comfort and security. Patients smile more happily than before, and their painful feelings are relieved. In other words, the display sheet 19 can make the first space A1 a "healing space." In other words, adding the positive element of the display sheet 19 to the negative awareness that the patient 11 is admitted to the hospital leads to psychological support for the patient 11. Furthermore, the patient 11 can also recognize the first space A1 as his or her own space or room by visually viewing the display section 26 of the display sheet 19. Furthermore, when the display sheet 19 is hung from the curtain rail 14, the positions of each of the eyelets 24 and the positions of each of the locking tools 27 are changed in the direction along the strip part 21. It's the same. Therefore, when the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 are opened and closed along the curtain rail 14, the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 are folded at the same position in the longitudinal direction of the strip part 21, and the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 Stable opening/closing operation.

Furthermore, the display section 26 can be printed on the cloth fabric constituting the display sheet 19 at low cost. Further, the cloth fabric constituting the display sheet 19 has high printing accuracy, vivid colors, and excellent water resistance. Furthermore, it is durable and does not fray easily, allowing you to print photos beautifully. Further, since the display sheet 19 and the tag loop 25 are lightweight, they are easy to carry, and the display sheet 19 does not wrinkle easily. Furthermore, since the display sheet 19 is not easily torn and has clear colors and is water resistant, it can create a relaxing space where you can enjoy clear and easy-to-purchase pictures.

Furthermore, the display material displayed on the display section 26 may be either custom-made or ready-made. The custom-made display items include a panoramic photo specified by the patient 11, a photo of a landscape or view seen from home, a photo of a place that is comfortable and relaxing for the patient 11, and the like. Ready-made display items can include photographs or illustrations for children and adults as options for each type. Moreover, popular photographs, photographs ranked high, etc. can also be prepared as ready-made display items. In addition, when displaying objects when patient 11 is an elderly person, avoid drawing human eyes, animal eyes, individual eyes, etc. to avoid making patient 11 feel anxious that he or she is being watched. No need to worry.

The printing performed on the display section 26 may be either borderless printing or bordered printing. Further, the printing color may be a single color or a plurality of colors. The color used for the display section 26 may be white, blue, red, yellow, green, etc., but when the patient 11 visually views the display sheet 19, it may be a color that soothes the patient's 11's heart or a color that soothes the patient's 11's heart. It is desirable that the color be soothing.

Furthermore, the curtain device 10 has a configuration in which the display sheet 19 is suspended from the curtain runner 17 using tag loops 25 with respect to the originally provided curtain rail 14, curtain runner 17, and curtain 18. Therefore, the operation of moving the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 along the curtain rail 14, that is, the operation of opening the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 can be performed in one time, and the operation of closing the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 can be performed in one operation. can be done in one go. Furthermore, the display sheet 19 does not interfere with the medical treatment or examination performed in the first space A1, and does not interfere with the medical equipment used in the first space A1. Furthermore, when the patient 11 moves to a bed in another location or when the patient 11 leaves the hospital, the display sheet 19 can be cut off by cutting the tag loop 25 with a cutting tool such as scissors or a cutter. It can be removed from the rail 14.

Other examples of display items printed on the display section 26 are shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, and FIGS. 5A and 5B. FIG. 4(A) is an example in which a photograph of the Amanohashidate seal, one of the three most scenic views of Japan, is printed on the display section 26. FIG. 4(B) is an example in which a plurality of girl manga characters are printed on the display unit 26. FIG. 5(A) is an example in which a photograph of a plurality of Sentai (registered trademark) heroes gathered is printed on the display unit 26. FIG. 5(B) is an example in which a plurality of movie characters are printed on the display section 26.

FIG. 6(A) shows another example of the curtain device 10, specifically, still another example of the display sheet 19. The display sheet 19 has an upper cross 19E and a lower cross 19F. The upper cross 19E has a band shape, and a plurality of eyelets 24 are attached to the upper cross 19E. The upper cross 19E is suspended from a plurality of hanging parts 20 by tag loops 25. The lower cross 19F is square, for example rectangular, and a plurality of eyelets 24 are attached along the long edge of the lower cross 19F. The number of eyelets 24 on the upper cross 19E and the number of eyelets 24 on the lower cross 19F are the same. Moreover, the distance between the eyelets 24 of the upper cross 19E and the distance between the eyelets 24 of the lower cross 19F are the same. Further, the eyelets 24 of the upper cross 19E and the eyelets 24 of the lower cross 19F are connected to each other by an auxiliary tag group 25C.

That is, the lower cross 19F is suspended from the upper cross 19E by the auxiliary tag loop 25C. The auxiliary tag group 25C has the same material and configuration as the tag group 25, and the total length of the auxiliary tag group 25C is shorter than the total length of the tag group 25. A display section 26 is provided on the lower cross 19F. Further, as shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B and FIGS. 5A and 5B, a plurality of types of lower crosses 19F with different printing on the display section 26 are prepared in advance. The lower cross 19F can be replaced with another lower cross 19F by cutting the auxiliary tag loop 25C hooked onto the eyelet 24 of the upper cross 19E by a user such as a relative of the patient.

FIG. 6(B) shows another example of the curtain device 10, specifically, still another example of the display sheet 19. The display sheet 19 has an upper cross 19E and a lower cross 19F. The upper cross 19E has a band shape, and a plurality of eyelets 24 are attached to the upper cross 19E. The upper cross 19E is suspended from a plurality of hanging parts 20 by tag loops 25. The lower cross 19F is a square, for example a rectangle. The long edge of the upper cross 19E and the long edge of the lower cross 19F are connected by a fastener 43.

That is, the lower cross 19F is suspended from the upper cross 19E via the fastener 43. A display section 26 is provided on the lower cross 19F. Furthermore, a plurality of types of lower crosses 19F with different printing on the display section 26 are prepared in advance. Then, by opening and closing the zipper 43, the user can replace the lower cross 19F with another lower cross 19F. In order to make the printing of the display part 26 stand out, the fastener 43 may be a resin fastener whose elements and seams are not visible on the outer surface, such as a concealed fastener or a polyester fastener. Moreover, the element is continuous in a coil shape, and a flexible standard coil can be used.

FIG. 7 shows another example of the curtain device 10, specifically, still another example of the display sheet 19. The display sheet 19 has an upper cross 19E and a lower cross 19F. The lower cross 19F is configured to be attached to and removed from the upper cross 19E using a plurality of hooks 44. The plurality of hooks 44 are arranged at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction of the upper cross 19E. The positions and intervals at which the plurality of hooks 44 are arranged are the same as the positions and intervals at which the plurality of eyelets 24 are arranged.

When the lower cross 19F is suspended from the upper cross 19E by the plurality of hooks 44, the upper end of the lower cross 19F and the lower end of the upper cross 19E overlap. The plurality of hooks 44 are arranged at predetermined intervals along the upper end of the lower cross 19F. The predetermined intervals at which the plurality of hooks 44 are attached are the same as the predetermined intervals at which the eyelets 24 are attached to the upper cross 19E. A display section 26 is provided on the lower cross 19F. Furthermore, a plurality of types of lower crosses 19F with different printing on the display section 26 are prepared in advance. Then, by attaching and detaching the hook 44, the user can replace the lower cross 19F with another lower cross 19F.

FIG. 8(A) shows another example of the curtain device 10. The curtain 18 has a shielding part 28 connected to the ventilation part 22. The shielding part 28 is configured in a bag shape, and the side shape is approximately quadrangular, specifically rectangular. The shielding part 28 has a first component piece 29 and a second component piece 30, and has an opening 31. The opening 31 is provided between the side edge of the first component piece 29 and the side edge of the second component piece 30. The first component piece 29 is transparent, and the first component piece 29 is arranged facing the first space A1 in FIG. 1, and the second component piece 30 is arranged facing the second space A2. The display sheet 19 can be taken in and out of the shielding part 28 through the opening 31. The display sheet 19 is arranged between the first component piece 29 and the second component piece 30. That is, the first constituent piece 29, the display sheet 19, and the second constituent piece 30 are arranged so as to overlap.

The display sheet 19 is configured to be attachable to and detachable from the second component piece 30 using a plurality of hooks 32. The plurality of hooks 32 are arranged along the upper edge of the shielding part 28 at predetermined intervals. The predetermined intervals at which the plurality of hooks 32 are attached are the same as the predetermined intervals at which the plurality of hanging parts 20 shown in FIG. 3 are attached. That is, the predetermined interval is, for example, in the range of 10 cm to 20 cm, specifically 15 cm, and is constant. Further, when the curtain 18 with the display sheet 19 attached to the shielding part 28 by the plurality of hooks 32 is hung from the curtain rail 14, each of the plurality of hooks 32 is attached in the direction along the long edge of the display sheet 19. The arrangement position and the arrangement position of each of the plurality of locking tools 27 attached to the curtain 18 are the same. The hook 32 includes a first engagement piece fixed to the display sheet 19 and a second engagement piece fixed to the second component piece 30 and engaged with the first engagement piece. In the curtain device 10 shown in FIG. 8A, a plurality of display sheets 19 with different types of display portions 26 are prepared, and by removing the hooks 32, the display sheets 19 attached to the curtain 18 can be replaced.

Furthermore, when the display sheet 19 is housed inside the shielding part 28, the position of each of the plurality of hooks 32 and the plurality of hooks attached to the curtain 18 are determined in the direction along the band-like part of the curtain 18. The respective positions of the stoppers are the same. Therefore, when the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 are opened and closed along the curtain rail 14, the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 are folded at the same position in the longitudinal direction of the strip part 21, and the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 Stable opening/closing operation.

Another example of the curtain device 10 is shown in FIG. 8(B). The curtain 18 has a shielding part 23 connected to a ventilation part 22. The display sheet 19 is attached to the curtain 18 using a hook-and-loop fastener (Velcro tape (registered trademark)) 33. The display sheet 19 hangs down due to its own weight, and the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 are arranged so as to overlap. The display sheet 19 is configured to be attached to and removed from the surface of the curtain 18 using a plurality of hook-and-loop fasteners 33. The plurality of hook-and-loop fasteners 33 are arranged along the upper edge of the shielding part 23 at predetermined intervals. The predetermined intervals at which the plurality of hook-and-loop fasteners 33 are attached are the same as the predetermined intervals at which the plurality of hanging parts 20 shown in FIG. 3 are attached. That is, the predetermined interval is, for example, in the range of 10 cm to 20 cm, specifically 15 cm, and is constant. In the curtain device 10 shown in FIG. 8(B), the display sheet 19 attached to the curtain 18 can be replaced by preparing a plurality of display sheets 19 with different types of display portions 26 and peeling off all the hook-and-loop fasteners 33. can.

Furthermore, in the direction along the band-shaped portion of the curtain 18, the positions of each of the plurality of hook-and-loop fasteners 33 and the positions of each of the plurality of fasteners attached to the curtain 18 are the same. Therefore, when the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 are opened and closed along the curtain rail 14, the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 are folded at the same position in the longitudinal direction of the strip part 21, and the curtain 18 and the display sheet 19 Stable opening/closing operation.

An example of the curtain set 40 is shown in FIG. 8(C). The curtain set 40 includes a container 41, a display sheet 19 contained in the container 41, a plurality of tag loops 25 contained in the container 41, and a cutting tool 42 contained in the container 41. The container 41 is, for example, a bag made of soft synthetic resin. The display sheet 19 is stored in the container 41 in a folded state. The cutting tool 42 is, for example, a safety cord cutter. A user can purchase the curtain set 40, bring it to a hospital room in a medical facility, and hang the display sheet 19 from the curtain rail 14.

An example of the technical meaning of the matters described in this embodiment is as follows. Eyelets 24 and tag loops 25 are examples of support elements. The upper cross 19E is an example of the first component, and the lower cross 19F is an example of the second component. The auxiliary tag loop 25C, the fastener 43, the hooks 32, 44, and the hook-and-loop fastener 33 are examples of detachable elements. This embodiment is not limited to what is disclosed using the drawings, and can be modified in various ways without departing from the gist thereof. For example, instead of the plurality of hooks 44 shown in FIG. 7, a hook-and-loop fastener (Velcro tape (registered trademark)) may be used. A hook-and-loop fastener may be used instead of the hook 32 in FIG. 8(A). Moreover, a hook may be used instead of the hook-and-loop fastener 33 shown in FIG. 8(B). Furthermore, the container 41 of the curtain set 40 shown in FIG. 8(C) may be a paper box. Further, the material of the display sheet to be printed may be cotton, linen, silk, polyester, rayon, or the like.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10... Curtain device, 17... Curtain runner, 18... Curtain, 19... Display sheet, 19E... Upper cross, 19F... Lower cross, 22... Ventilation part, 24... Eyelet, 25... Tag group, 25C... Auxiliary tag group, 26 ... Display section, 32, 44 ... Hook, 33 ... Velcro fastener, 40 ... Curtain set, 41 ... Container, 42 ... Cutting tool, 43 ... Fastener

An example of the technical meaning of the matters described in this embodiment is as follows. Eyelets 24 and tag loops 25 are examples of support elements. The upper cross 19E is an example of an upper component piece, and the lower cross 19F is an example of a lower component piece. The auxiliary tag loop 25C, the fastener 43, and the hook 44 are examples of detachable elements. This embodiment is not limited to what is disclosed using the drawings, and can be modified in various ways without departing from the gist thereof. For example, instead of the plurality of hooks 44 shown in FIG. 7, a hook-and-loop fastener (Velcro tape (registered trademark)) may be used. A hook-and-loop fastener may be used instead of the hook 32 in FIG. 8(A). Moreover, a hook may be used instead of the hook-and-loop fastener 33 shown in FIG. 8(B). Furthermore, the container 41 of the curtain set 40 shown in FIG. 8(C) may be a paper box. Further, the material of the display sheet to be printed may be cotton, linen, silk, polyester, rayon, or the like.

Claims (7)

A display sheet placed on the side facing the bed among the curtains hung by multiple curtain runners;
a support element that connects the display sheet to the plurality of curtain runners so that it can be opened and closed together with the curtain, and that positions the display sheet below the ventilation section of the curtain;
a display section provided on the display sheet and printed to be visible to the patient on the bed;
A curtain device with. The curtain device according to claim 1,
The support element is
a plurality of eyelets attached at intervals along the upper edge of the display sheet;
a plurality of tag loops that are respectively passed through the plurality of curtain runners and the plurality of eyelets;
Including curtain equipment. The curtain device according to claim 2,
The display sheet is
a first component to which a plurality of eyelets are attached;
a second component that is suspended from the first component and has the display section;
has
A curtain device further comprising a removable element that allows the second component to be attached to and removed from the first component. The curtain device according to claim 1,
The support element is
the curtain;
a removable element that allows the display sheet to be attached to and removed from the curtain;
Including curtain equipment. The curtain device according to claim 4,
The curtain device, wherein the detachable element is a hook or a hook-and-loop fastener. a plurality of curtain runners movably attached to the curtain rail;
A curtain that is hung by a plurality of curtain runners, partitions a first space in which a bed is arranged, and a second space different from the first space, and has a ventilation section;
a display sheet arranged to overlap the curtain in the first space;
a support element that connects the display sheet to the plurality of curtain runners so that it can be opened and closed together with the curtain, and that positions the display sheet below the ventilation section;
a display section provided on the display sheet and printed to be visible to the patient on the bed;
A curtain device with. A display sheet placed on the side facing the bed among the curtains hung by multiple curtain runners;
a plurality of tag groups connecting the display sheet to the plurality of curtain runners so that the display sheet can be opened and closed together with the curtain, and positioning the display sheet below the ventilation section of the curtain;
a display section provided on the display sheet and printed to be visible to the patient on the bed;
a cutting tool for cutting the tag group;
a container that accommodates the display sheet, the plurality of tag groups, and the cutting tool;
A curtain set with.