JP3048198U - Thick and thin integrated curtains - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To provide an integrated curtain for thick and thin fabrics. SOLUTION: A thick material curtain and a thin material curtain are integrally fixed at the upper part, upper and lower portions of respective side ends are fixed, and a tassel is passed through a middle opened portion, or a tassel is attached to the thick material curtain or the thin material curtain. Attach the heavy material curtain to one side only, hold the heavy material curtain with the tassel, and secure the heavy material curtain, thin material integrated curtain, and the upper part of the curtain only. Attach the tassel in the center of the back side, turn this tassel to the front side,
A heavy and thin fabric integrated curtain that bundles a heavy fabric curtain in the center or attaches a ribbon-like tassel to the front side of the heavy fabric curtain, turns it around the back of the heavy fabric curtain, bundles the heavy fabric curtain in the center, and detachably holds it.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a thick and thin material integrated curtain.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a conventional double curtain, each of the front and back curtains can be opened or closed independently, or they can be opened and closed together. There was no consideration to make a curtain that had both decorative and decorative properties.

[0003]

[Problem to be solved by this invention] This invention is based on a curtain that uses a thick fabric (thick fabric) and a thin fabric such as a race by fixing only the upper part of the fabric by sewing together. By closing the curtain at night, and by bundling only the heavy material inside the room at one side or in the center during the day, light from outside can be taken in, and the entire curtain (thick material and thin material) can be used. This is to obtain a curtain that has both practicality and decorativeness that can be opened together.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems] A thick fabric curtain and a thin fabric curtain are integrally fixed on the upper portion by means of sewing or the like, and the upper and lower portions of the respective side ends are respectively sewn by means of sewing or the like. It is fixed, and a thick cloth curtain is brought to one side only by passing a tassel through each open non-sewn part in the middle of them, and the thick cloth curtain is detachably fixed by the tassel. The thick fabric, thin fabric integrated curtain, and the thick curtain only at the upper part of the above-mentioned thick fabric, thin fabric integrated curtain, and the curtain, wherein the thick fabric, the thin fabric integrated curtain, and the tassel are sandwiched in advance at the ends of the thick fabric curtain and the thin fabric curtain and attached. And a thin fabric curtain are fixed by sewing or other means, and a tassel is attached to the center of the back of the heavy fabric curtain. Turn the to the front side, bundle the heavy cloth curtain in the center, provide snaps at both ends of the tassel, and hold it detachably. When the thick cloth curtain is bundled at both ends, it is turned around the back of the heavy cloth curtain, snaps are provided at both ends of the tassel, and detachably held, so that the curtain is integrated with the thick and thin cloth curtain described above. Configuration.

[0005]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS As an embodiment of the present invention, in FIG. 1 (a), a curtain (X) [in the drawing, the indoor side is shown] includes a thick curtain (A) and a thin curtain (B). In (H), the stitches are integrally stitched [this stitching means is an example, and other fixing means may be used as appropriate, the same applies hereinafter), and an arbitrary number of tacks (T) are further fixed. It is configured to form an appropriate flare on the skirt (K) of the curtain (X). A hook (not shown) is attached to the upper part (H) of the curtain (X), hung from the runner of the curtain rail, and can be freely opened and closed along the curtain rail. Here, when the curtain (X) is to be left-justified in the drawing, the stitched portions (a ₁ ), (a ₁ ) and (a ₁ ) of the left end of each of the thick curtain (A) and the thin curtain (B) constituting the curtain (X) a ₃ ) and the stitched portions (b ₁ ) and (b ₃ ) are sewn together, and the non-stitched portions (a ₂ ) and (b ₂ ) are left open. As shown in (b), only the thick fabric curtain (A) is passed to the left through the tassel (S), and the thick fabric curtain (A) is held on a wall or the like by the tassel (S). At this time, a thin curtain (B) appears.

FIG. 2 shows a case in which the tassel (S) is previously sandwiched and sewn to the left end of the thick curtain (A) and the thin curtain (B). Up to now, the case where the heavy cloth curtain (A) of the curtain (X) is bundled to the left has been described, but the same configuration is also applicable when the heavy cloth curtain (A) is tied to the right and bound, and the right end of the curtain (X) is Are partially sewn in the same manner as described above, and the tassel (S) is passed through or the tassel (S) is sewn in advance, the curtain (X) is bundled on the right side, and similarly held on the right side by the tassel (S). . Fig. 3 (a) shows a curtain (X ') obtained by sewing a thick curtain (A) and a thin curtain (B) only at the upper part (H), and the thick curtain (A) is bundled at the center. The tassel (S) is sewn in advance to the center (P) on the back side of the heavy material curtain (A), and the tassel (S) is turned to the front side to bundle the heavy material curtain (A) as shown in Fig. 3 (b). It is a configuration that can be held at

In this case, snaps (e ₁ ) and (e ₂ ) [this may be a surface bonding tape, a so-called magic tape, or others] may be provided at both ends of the tassel (S). At that time, a ribbon-like tassel (although it may be the one described above) is attached to the front side of the heavy-weight curtain (A), for example, and both ends of the heavy-weight curtain (A) are attached to the back of the curtain (A). It is also possible to keep the bundled state by turning and snapping. In any case, although not shown above the curtain (X '), a curtain hook is attached and suspended from the runner of the curtain rail.The curtain (X) consists of a thick curtain (A) and a thin curtain (B). ') The whole can be opened and closed along the rail. In this way, a single-piece curtain obtained by integrally sewing a thick material curtain and a thin material curtain is hung on a single curtain rail, and only the thick material curtain is bound to the left, right, or center as described above. In the daytime, the tassel attached to it is used in an unfolded state, and the curtains for thick and thin materials can be freely opened and closed at night.

[0008]

[Effect of the invention] This invention hangs a single-piece curtain in which a thick material curtain and a thin material curtain are integrally sewn on a single curtain rail, and bundles only the thick material curtain to the left, right, or center. In the daytime, the curtains are tied together to allow free access to outside light during daytime, and the tassel attached to the curtain is unfolded and unfolded during nighttime so that it cannot be seen from the outside. It is possible to obtain a curtain which can open and close the entire curtain of thick and thin objects as necessary. As a result, in one curtain, in addition to a solid feeling, it becomes a curtain that responds quickly to a new interior that combines decorativeness and practicality.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an embodiment of a curtain according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a view for explaining another embodiment of the curtain of the present invention in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating another embodiment of the curtain of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

(X) Curtain (A) Heavy material curtain (B) Thin material curtain (H) Upper part (P) Central part on back side (S), (S ') Tassel (T) Tack (a ₁ ), (a ₃ ), (b ₁ ), (b ₃ ) sewn part (a ₂ ), (b ₂ ) non-sewn part (e ₁ ), (e ₂ ) snap

Claims (4)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A thick fabric curtain and a thin fabric curtain are integrally fixed at the upper portion by means of sewing or the like, and upper and lower portions of the respective side end portions are fixed by means of sewing or the like, respectively, and the middle of the two. A thick and thin fabric integrated type, characterized in that a tassel is passed through each open non-sewn portion, and only the thick curtain is approached to one side, and the tassel is detachably fixed with the tassel. curtain. 2. The thick and thin integrated curtain according to claim 1, wherein the tassel is sandwiched between ends of the thick and thin curtains in advance and attached. 3. A thick cloth curtain and a thin cloth curtain are fixed only at the upper part of the curtain by means of sewing or the like, and a tassel is attached to a center part on the back side of the heavy cloth curtain, and the tassel is turned to the front side to bundle the thick cloth curtain at the center. Thick fabric and thin fabric integrated curtain characterized in that snaps and the like are provided at both ends of the tassel and are detachably held. 4. When a ribbon-like tassel is attached to the front side of a heavy-weight curtain and both ends of the heavy-weight curtain are bundled, it is turned around the back of the heavy-weight curtain, and snaps or the like are provided at both ends of the tassel to detachably hold the tassel. 4. The curtain of claim 3, wherein the curtain is an integral type.