JP3207121U - Curtain tassel - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a curtain tassel in which an annular body is immediately opened when an excessive force is applied to the end portion of the curtain tassel in an annular state so as to be separated from the L-shaped hook on the window frame side, thereby preventing a serious accident of an infant. . A tassel body portion 2 having a band shape or a string shape and hook hooking members 3 at both ends are formed. The hook hooking member is formed in a ring shape with a flexible plate material, and a connection portion 6 for connecting to the tassel main body portion is formed on one outer side portion thereof, and a ring-shaped portion corresponding to the opposite side of the one outer side portion. 5 is provided with a cut portion having a width through which the hook member 4 of the L-shaped hook fixed to the window frame cannot pass. When a force exceeding a predetermined level is applied to the hook latching member via the tassel main body to pull it away from the window frame side L-shaped hook, the ring-shaped portion of the hook latching member is deformed due to its flexibility. Then, the cutting part opens widely and the hook retaining member comes off from the L-shaped hook on the window frame side. [Selection] Figure 4

Description

  The present invention wraps around a curtain drawn to the window frame side and hangs the loop member on the L-shaped hook fixed to the window frame side edge to restrain the curtain when not in use in a bundled state. More particularly, the present invention relates to a curtain tassel designed to prevent an accident of an infant.

  When the curtain attached to the window is not used, the curtain is drawn to one side of the window frame, and a belt-like or string-like part called a curtain tassel is wound around the middle portion and bundled, and is restrained by a vertical frame such as a window frame. A conventional curtain tassel has loop members (string rings) attached to both ends of a belt-like or string-like main body, and a curtain that is drawn by hooking the loop members on both ends to an L-shaped hook attached to the window frame side. Fix it. In this state, the curtain tassel is hung in an annular state with the loop members at both ends hooked on the L-shaped hook.

  In recent years, there has been an accident in which an infant accidentally or mischiefly hangs his neck with the curtain tassel suspended in an annular shape, and countermeasures are desired. As a countermeasure, Patent Document 1 discloses that when a large load is applied to a suspended curtain tassel, the loop members on both ends rotate the hook portion of the L-shaped hook on the window frame side so that the loop member comes off the hook portion. A curtain tuft has been proposed. However, in the case of this curtain hanger, both ends loop members (string rings) of the curtain tassel are hung on the bottom of the L-shaped portion of the tuft, so that a downward load is applied to the both ends loop members of the curtain tassel. In the case of hanging, there is a problem that the rotation moment for rotating the hook portion of the L-shaped hook does not increase and the hook portion is difficult to rotate.

JP-A-2015-54232

  The present invention has been made to solve such problems of the prior art, and the problem is that a large force is exerted on the curtain tassel that is hung in a ring shape to pull it away from the L-shaped hook on the window frame side. It is an object of the present invention to provide a curtain tassel in which the curtain tassel ring is immediately opened regardless of the direction of the force.

  The invention according to claim 1 for solving the above problem is to wrap the curtain when it is not used by wrapping around an L-shaped hook fixed to the window frame side and wound around a curtain pulled toward the window frame side. A curtain tassel for fixing to a window frame in a bundled state, the curtain tassel being a belt-like or string-like tassel main body and hook hooks that are attached to both ends thereof and hooked to the L-shaped hook. And at least one of the hook hooking members at both ends is formed in a ring shape with a flexible plate material, and an end portion of the tassel body portion is formed on one outer portion of the ring shape. A rectangular ring-shaped or circular ring-shaped connecting portion for connecting the portions is formed, and a ring-shaped portion on the opposite side of the one outer portion is provided with a cut portion having a width that the hook member of the L-shaped hook cannot pass through. Being a bunch The tassel body is wrapped around the curtain, and the ring-shaped part of the hook hooking member on both ends is hooked on the window frame side L-shaped hook. When a force greater than a predetermined value is applied to pull away from the L-shaped hook, the ring-shaped portion of the hook retaining member is deformed due to its flexibility, and the cutting portion is opened wide so that the hook retaining member The curtain tassel is configured so that the tassel body portion hangs down from the frame side L-shaped hook.

  According to such a configuration, when a force exceeding a predetermined value is applied to the hook latching member via the tassel main body portion so as to be separated from the L-shaped hook on the window frame side, the ring-shaped portion of the hook latching member becomes flexible. For this reason, the cutting part is greatly opened and the ring-shaped part is detached from the L-shaped hook on the window frame side, and the curtain tassel is released from the ring state and hangs down. Even if an infant accidentally or accidentally hangs his neck on the curtain tassel, the hook latching member comes off from the L-shaped hook on the window frame side due to its weight, thereby preventing an accident.

The main body 2 according to the first embodiment is a strip-shaped curtain tassel. The main body 2 according to the first embodiment is a string-like curtain tassel. It is a latching state perspective view of the state where one end of belt-like curtain tassel 1a was latched to window frame side L-shaped hook 4. It is the top view which looked at the latching state of FIG. 3 from the top. It is a top view of the hook latching member 3. FIG. It is a top view of another hook latching member 3a. It is an example of the conventional hook latching member. It is an example of the attachment deformation state of the conventional hook locking member.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an external view of a curtain tassel 1a according to the present embodiment, in which the tassel main body 2 has a strip shape, and the curtain tassel 1b in FIG. 2 has a tassel main body having a string shape. The curtain tassel 1a, 1b of this embodiment is characterized by both ends. The curtain tassel requires a structure in which both ends are hooked to an L-shaped hook attached to the window frame side, but the curtain tassel of this embodiment is characterized by the hook hooking member 3 attached to both ends.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a state in which the tassel body 2 is hooked on an L-shaped hook 4 attached to the window frame side of one end of a belt-like curtain tassel 1a, and FIG. FIG. 5 is a plan view of the hook retaining member 3 as viewed from above. The hook retaining member 3 is made of a flexible plate, and is connected to the ring-shaped portion 5 that is hung on the window frame side L-shaped hook 4 and the end portion of the tassel main body portion 2 as shown in FIG. It consists of the connection part 6 for this.

  The connecting portion 6 has a flexible plate material in a rectangular ring shape having a rectangular hole 7 inside as shown in FIG. 5 or a circular ring shape in which a round hole 7 is provided inside as shown in FIG. Formed. When both ends of the tassel main body 2 are band-shaped, the hook retaining member 3 having the rectangular ring-shaped connecting portion 6 shown in FIG. 5 is adopted, folded back through the band end portion into the hole 7, and the band tip is returned to the original main body portion. Connect to and connect to. When both ends of the tassel body 2 are formed in a string shape, a hook retaining member 3a having a circular ring-shaped connecting portion 6 shown in FIG. 6 may be used. The connecting portion 6 of the hook latching member 3 is a portion for connecting to the tassel main body 2, and it is preferable to make the shape easy to connect according to the end structure and shape of the tassel main body 2.

  The ring-shaped portion 5 that is hung on the window frame side L-shaped hook 4 is formed back-to-back with the connection portion 6. A cut portion 9 having a narrow width is provided on the ring portion opposite to the connection portion 6. The width of the cutting portion 9 is set such that the hook of the L-shaped hook 4 cannot pass through in a normal state where the ring-shaped portion 5 is hung on the window frame side L-shaped hook 4 as shown in FIG. This is because the ring-shaped portion 5 is provided with a cutting portion 9 having a width that does not allow the hook of the L-shaped hook 4 to pass therethrough, and the hook retaining member 3 is made of a flexible plate material. This is a major feature of the curtain tassel 1 of the embodiment.

The curtain tassel 1a having such a configuration is wound around a curtain that is drawn and bundled near the window, and the curtain is opened in a state in which the hook retaining member 3 is retained on the window frame side L-shaped hook. When a force exceeding a predetermined level is applied to the hook retaining member 3 via the tassel main body portion 2 so as to be separated from the window frame side L-shaped hook 4, the ring-shaped portion of the hook retaining member 3 is in this state. 5 is deformed due to its flexibility, and the cutting portion 9 is greatly opened. As a result, the ring-shaped portion 5 is detached from the L-shaped hook on the window frame side, the curtain tassel 1a is released from the ring state, and the tassel body portion 2 hangs down. Even if an infant accidentally or accidentally hangs his neck on the curtain tassel wound in an annular shape, a large force acts on the ring-shaped portion 5 of the hook retaining member 3 due to its weight, so that the cutting portion 9 is It opens widely and the hook latching member 3 comes off the window frame side L-shaped hook. This prevents accidents.
Note that the hook retaining member 3 of the present embodiment may be attached to only one end of the tassel body 2 and the other end may have a conventional structure.

  The hook retaining member 3 of the present embodiment is characterized in that a ring-shaped connecting portion 6 that connects the curtain tassel 1a to the outer side of the ring-shaped portion 5 to be hung on the window frame side L-shaped hook 4 is formed. There is. The cutting part 9 provided in the ring-shaped part 5 is located on the opposite side of the ring-shaped connecting part 6 across the common part of the ring-shaped connecting part 6 and the ring-shaped part 5. A force for pulling the curtain tassel 1 a away from the L-shaped hook 4 acts on the ring-shaped connecting portion 6. The force is transmitted to the ring-shaped part 5, and the cutting part 9 is brought into contact with the L-shaped hook 4. The ring-shaped portion 5 hung on the L-shaped hook 4 is deformed to act to open the cutting portion 9, and when the force exceeds a certain value, the cutting portion 9 comes off from the L-shaped hook 4, and the curtain tassel 1 a falls together with the hook retaining member 3.

  A locking member 3b as shown in FIG. 7 is known as a conventional locking member similar to the hook hooking member 3 of the present embodiment. The locking member 13 has a configuration in which the cutting portion 9 is provided only in the ring-shaped portion 5, and the ring-shaped connecting portion 6 provided in the hook hooking member 3 of the present embodiment is not provided. As shown in FIG. 7, the string 10 at one end of the curtain tassel is hung directly on the ring-shaped portion 5 and used. As a problem of the locking member 3b, the posture of the ring-shaped part 5 and the position of the cutting part 9 may not be constant. That is, there is no problem as long as the ring-shaped portion 5 is hooked on the L-shaped hook 4 in the posture shown in FIG. 7, but the string 10 is directly hooked on the ring-shaped portion 5 and therefore, FIG. As shown in (1) and (2), the ring-shaped portion 5 may turn. FIG. 8 (1) shows a state in which the ring-shaped portion 5 has turned 90 degrees from the normal position and the connecting portion 9 has become a lateral position where it does not contact the L-shaped hook 4. In such a state, the ring-shaped portion 5 is unlikely to be separated from the L-shaped hook 4 even if a force for pulling it apart through the string 10 is applied. If a larger pulling force than usual is not applied, the hook retaining member 3 b will not fall off the L-shaped hook 4. Moreover, as shown in (2) of FIG. 8, the cutting part 9 of the ring-shaped part 5 may be in a state in which the string 10 is hooked on the cutting part 9 by rotating to the string 10 side. In such a state, the string 10 is detached from the ring-shaped portion 5 only by a slight pulling force acting on the string 10. As described above, the conventional hook hooking member 3 has a problem in that the force when the garten tassel is detached from the L-shaped hook 4 varies. On the other hand, in the hook retaining member 3 of the present embodiment, the pulling-off force from the curtain tassel 1a is back-to-back with the cutting portion 9 and acts on the ring-shaped portion at the opposite position, so that (1) and (2) in FIG. Such a state does not occur. Therefore, there is an advantage that the force with which the hook retaining member 3 is pulled away from the L-shaped hook 4 is constant.

  In the drawings, 1a, 1b and 1c are curtain tassel, 2 is a tassel body part, 3 and 3a are hook hook members, 4 is an L-shaped hook, 5 is a ring-shaped part, 6 is a connection part, and 9 is a cutting part. Show.

Claims (1)

A curtain tassel that is wrapped around a curtain drawn to the window frame side and secured to the window frame in a state where the curtain is bundled when not in use by hooking both ends to an L-shaped hook fixed to the window frame side. There,
The curtain tassel is composed of a belt-like or string-like tassel main body portion and hook hooking members that are attached to both ends thereof and hooked on the L-shaped hook,
At least one hook latching member of the hook latching members at both ends is formed in a ring shape with a flexible plate material, and one end portion of the ring shape is connected to the end portion of the tassel main body portion. A rectangular ring-shaped or circular ring-shaped connection portion is formed, and a ring-shaped portion corresponding to the opposite side of the one outer side portion is provided with a cut portion having a width that the hook member of the L-shaped hook cannot pass through,
When the tassel body is wrapped around the bundled curtain and the ring-shaped portion of the hook hooking member on both ends is hooked on the L-shaped hook on the window frame side, the window is placed on the hook hooking member via the tassel body. When a force more than a predetermined value is applied to pull away from the L-shaped hook on the frame side, the ring-shaped part of the hook-holding member is deformed due to its flexibility, and the cutting part is greatly opened so that the hook is hooked. A curtain tassel configured such that the stopper member is detached from the L-shaped hook on the window frame side and the tassel main body portion hangs down.