JP2533439Y2 - Runner attachment - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention belongs to the technical field of a runner mounting tool in which, for example, a plurality of runners mounted on a curtain rail are collectively held and can be mounted on the curtain rail at once.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a mounting tool for mounting a plurality of runners to a curtain rail, holding holes of the same number as the number of runners to be held are formed in a row on a resin sheet formed in a belt shape. Some of them hold each runner intermittently.

In this mounting device, each runner is mounted on a curtain rail while being held on a resin sheet, and after mounting, one end of the resin sheet is pinched and pulled downward, and the runner is momentarily pushed from each holding hole of the resin sheet. Leave and leave.

The number of runners to be held is defined as eight runners per one meter of curtain rail in view of the design feeling of the fold pitch of the suspended curtain. The wearer was also set to hold eight runners.

[0005] However, with this mounting tool, it is easy to mount eight runners held in advance, but it is not suitable for mounting the runner on a curtain rail whose length has been changed.

Further, the conventional mounting device cannot cope with the holding of the runner for an I-type rail having a substantially U-shape and having rollers on both inner surfaces of the upper portion. Its use was naturally limited only to the installation of a possible runner for the C-shaped rail.

[0007]

In view of the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a runner capable of mounting a required number of runners and mounting a runner for an I-shaped rail. The task is to provide wearers.

In order to achieve this, a predetermined number of runners are fixed in position by a frictional resistance that can be moved by hand, and at least a part of the runner is inserted under the rollers of the runner.
To keep the runner aligned in the curtain rail insertion direction.
Holding part, and the upper surface of the curtain rail or
Has a guide portion extending along the lower surface, forms an alignment portion that can be inserted along the surface of the curtain rail while holding the respective runners, and one end of the alignment portion is inserted into the curtain rail. The runner mounting tool is characterized in that it has an abutting portion that abuts against the end of the curtain rail to prevent further progress.

[0009]

In the runner mounting tool of the present invention, the holding portion of the runner is aligned and held by inserting the holding portion of the alignment portion into the runner using the space below the rollers of the runner. For example, U
In the case of mounting a runner for an I-shaped rail having a U-shape and having rollers on both upper inner surfaces, the guide portion of the alignment portion is attached to the I-shaped rail.
Contact the lower surface of the
The runner to the curtain rail at once.
Move and attach.

Further, in the case of mounting the runner for the C-shaped rail, the guide portion of the alignment portion is provided by the roller of the runner of the C-shaped rail.
Contact with the upper surface that is in contact with
The runners at once with the curtain
And attach it .

[0011] Therefore, according to the above configuration, since a predetermined number of runners are held in the alignment portion, the required number of runners can be mounted on the curtain rail at once, and all the held runners can be mounted. When it is not necessary, only the required number of runners need to be applied to remove the runner from the runner mounting tool, and the desired number of runners can be easily mounted on the curtain rail.

In addition, the work of inserting the alignment portion into the curtain rail is performed simply and quickly because the guide portion is performed along the surface of the curtain rail.

Further, a part of the holding portion of the alignment portion is formed by a runner.
Using the space formed under the roller to runner
Insert the runner mount into the runner body as it is inserted.
It is necessary to form special structures such as insertion grooves and holes for
The runner can be used in the same shape.

Furthermore , since the alignment portion is shaped to be inserted into the curtain rail, when the runner is removed from the curtain rail on which the runner is mounted, the runner mounting tool inserted into the curtain rail is attached to the runner mounting tool. , It can be removed in a bundled state without falling apart, and the runner can be easily handled without being lost.

[0015]

An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. The drawing shows a runner mounting tool capable of mounting a plurality of held runners to a curtain rail at a time. In FIG. 1, this runner mounting tool 1 is a runner for an I-shaped rail having an I-shaped cross section. This is applied to 2 ....

The I-shaped rail 3 has a belt-like shape which can be appropriately curved when the rail equipment is located at a corner, and both sides of the lower edge of this belt-like shape are curved upward to form a groove inside. The runner grooves 4 are formed on both sides of the lower edge of the belt-like shape. For this reason, runners 2 for I-type rails (hereinafter referred to as runners 2) mounted on the I-type rail 3 are formed in a U-shape in side view, and are formed on the upper inner side surfaces of the opposing side walls 5, 5. Rollers 6 and 6 running in the above-mentioned runner grooves 4 and 4 are formed, respectively. A hanging ring 7 for hanging a curtain hook (not shown) is formed below the U-shape.

In this case, the runner mounting tool 1 includes runners 2.
Are fixed such that the runners are fixed by frictional resistance to the extent that they can be moved by hand when they are pierced into the lower side of the rollers 6 and 6 and the runners 2 are fixed. And an alignment portion 9 formed in a substantially gutter shape having an insertion groove 8 on the upper side so as to be able to be inserted below the above-mentioned I-shaped rail 3.
Is set to a length that can hold eight runners 2.

One end of the aligning portion 9 projects outward in the thickness direction opposite to the longitudinal direction, and
Are formed so as to abut against the U-shaped lower part of... To prevent the held runners 2.

The stopper 10 closes the insertion groove 8 of the alignment section 9 having a substantially gutter shape, and when the lower end of the I-rail 3 is inserted into the lower part of the I-rail 3, the end of the I-rail 3 is closed. A contact portion 11 is provided in contact with the lower end of the support member to prevent further progress.

The runner mounting tool 1 configured as described above includes:
As shown in FIG. 2, the runners 2 are pierced into the alignment portion 9 from the side where the retaining portion 10 and the contact portion 11 are not formed, and the nails are caught from the retaining portion 10 and the contact portion 11 side. Thus, all the runners 2 are continuously aligned and held as shown in FIG. 1 so as to be adjacent to each other.

Then, as shown in FIG.
And from the side with no contact portion 11, the inserted groove 8 of the alignment unit 9 along a lower side of the I-shaped rail 3 and fitted to the I-type rail 3, after inserted could not Are applied to the runners 2 in the same direction, the runners 2 are pulled out of the alignment section 9 and mounted on the I-shaped rail 3 as they are.

Since the rollers 6 of each runner 2... Correspond to the runner grooves 4 of the I-shaped rail 3, they run through the runner grooves 4 without interruption. Also, all runners 2
.. Can be removed immediately since the runner mounting tool 1 is merely along the lower side of the I-shaped rail 3.

If necessary, the runner mounting tool 1 is inserted into the I-shaped rail 3 and positioned at the contact portion 11, and then the curtain hook is attached to the hanging ring 7 of each runner 2. If it is hung, the runners 2 are in an immobile state, so that the work can be easily performed.

If the length of the I-rail 3 is not suitable for the eight runners 2 held by the runner mounting tool 1, the runner mounting tool 1 is inserted into the I-rail 3. After that, only the required number of runners 2 are removed from the runner mounting tool 1.

As described above, the runner mounting tool 1 can be mounted simply by applying a force to the runners 2 in a state of being inserted into the lower side of the I-shaped rail 3, so that the mounting of the runners 2 is very easy. Can be done.

Moreover, since all the runners 2 are adjacent to each other in a continuous state, the required number of the runners 2.
And can be used for an I-shaped rail 3 having a half length.

At the same time, when the above-described operation of hanging the curtain hook on the hanging ring 7 of the runners 2... Is performed from the runner 2 on the leading end side in the pulling-out direction of the runners 2. Runner 2 ... I in order
It can be mounted on the mold rail 3.

The runner mounting tool 1 has an I-shaped rail 3
If the runners 2 are moved toward this, the runners 2 can be held by the runner mounting tool 1 alone. For this reason, since the retaining portion 10 is formed, it is easy to collect the runners 2..., And no inconvenience such as loss of the runners 2 occurs. 2 ... can be handled.

As one embodiment of the present invention, the runner mounting tool 1 applied to the runners 2 for I-shaped rails has been described.
This invention can be adapted to other types of runners by changing the shape because the alignment portion 9 has a shape that can be inserted into the curtain rail. As an example of this, a case of a C-shaped rail having an extremely general shape will be described.

As shown in FIG. 3, a runner 13 for a C-shaped rail used for the C-shaped rail 12 (hereinafter referred to as a runner 13).
Has a shape in which rollers 16, 16 are provided outward on both sides of the upper portion of the neck portion 15 sandwiched between the lower central runner grooves 14.

The runner mounting tool 1 applied to the runner 13
Forms a generally square cylindrical alignment portion 9 that fits within the C-shaped rail 12 and has a groove 1 at a position corresponding to the runner groove 14 of the C-shaped rail 12, that is, at a position relative to the neck 15 of the runner 13.
7 are formed. The thickness of the aligning portion 9 is set so that the rollers 16 and 16 of the runner 13 to be held are positioned inside the upper and lower rollers so as to provide a frictional resistance that can be removed by hand. A plate-like body 19 is continuously provided on one lower side toward the lower side. A portion corresponding to the above-mentioned groove 17 at the center of the plate-like body 19 is a retaining portion 10 for retaining the runner 13.
2 are abutting portions 11, 11 that abut against the lower portion of 2 and prevent the runner attachment 1 from being inserted into the C-shaped rail 12 by a certain amount or more. The operation is the same as that described above, and a description thereof will be omitted.

[Brief description of the drawings]

1 is a perspective view showing an action state of runner attachment of one embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a runner mounting tool according to one embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing a runner attachment according to another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Runner mounting tool 2 ... I-type rail runner 3 ... I-type rail 4, 14 ... Runner groove 8 ... Insertion groove 9 ... Alignment part 11 ... Contact part 12 ... C-type rail 13 ... C-type rail runner

Claims (1)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] A position of a predetermined number of runners is fixed with a frictional resistance such that the runners can be moved by hand, and at least one part is provided.
Is inserted under the rollers of the runner and the runner is
Holding parts that align and hold the rails in the
Guide along the top or bottom of the curtain rail
And forming an alignment portion that can be inserted along the surface of the curtain rail while holding each of the runners, at one end of the alignment portion, at the end of the curtain rail by the insertion into the curtain rail. A runner attachment that has a contact portion that abuts to prevent further progress.