JP4094992B2 - curtain - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a curtain, and more particularly, to a curtain that can maintain a corrugated fold in the length direction in a curtain fabric and can maintain a three-dimensional feeling and luxury.
[0002]
[Prior art]
The curtain is provided with corrugated pleats in order to not only block the line of sight from the outside and direct sunlight, but also give a three-dimensional effect and luxury.
[0003]
In a conventional curtain, the curtain fabric is strongly sandwiched between an upper mold and a lower mold whose surface is covered with a fiber sheet, and superheated steam is supplied from one of the upper mold and the lower mold and sucked from the other. Some curtain fabrics are subjected to wet heat treatment for a predetermined time, and then cold curtains are blown onto the curtain fabrics for rapid cooling to form corrugated pleats (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
Further, some conventional curtains have a corrugated pleat formed by overlapping and sewing a part of the upper part of the curtain fabric (see, for example, Patent Document 2).
[0004]
[Patent Document 1]
JP-A-8-13326 (Claims, FIG. 1)
[Patent Document 2]
JP-A-9-10094 (pages 2 and 3, FIGS. 12 to 14)
[0005]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
By the way, the conventional curtain forms a corrugated pleat by subjecting the curtain fabric to processing with superheated steam or the like, and forms a corrugated pleat by sewing a part of the upper portion of the curtain fabric.
[0006]
However, when the corrugated pleats are formed by processing the curtain fabric with superheated steam, etc., the creases gradually disappear when used for a long time, or the folds cannot be maintained. There was a possibility that it would be difficult to maintain the feeling and luxury.
In addition, when corrugated pleats are formed by sewing a part of curtain fabrics, the sewing process becomes complicated and the fabric width needs to be increased, which is disadvantageous economically.
[0007]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
Therefore, in order to eliminate the above-mentioned inconvenience, the present invention performs processing so that the curtain material made of a flexible material alternately swells in an arc shape on each side in the width direction in a plan view and has a continuous waveform shape, A hook for suspending the curtain fabric is provided, and the hook is formed in a corrugated shape in which both side portions swell in an arc shape in opposite directions to each side in the width direction with the intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction in plan view. Are arranged in parallel with each other in the longitudinal direction, and opposite end portions in the longitudinal direction of adjacent hooks are rotatably connected by a hinge to form a continuous corrugated hook continuous body, Two sheets formed in a continuous wave shape On the upper edge of the curtain fabric Respectively A hook continuum formed in the continuous wave shape is attached to stabilize the curtain fabric into a wave shape that alternately swells in an arc shape on each side in the width direction in a plan view. The hook continuum attached to the right curtain fabric is provided with a left guide projection on the hook body facing the left end in the left-right direction, and the hook continuum attached to the left curtain fabric is hook hook body facing the right end in the left-right direction. The left guide projection and the right guide projection are provided so as to bend in the opposite directions. It is characterized by that.
[0008]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
The curtain according to the present invention has a hook housing portion that extends in the left-right direction on the upper part of a curtain material made of a flexible material that has been processed so as to have a continuous corrugated shape that alternately swells in an arc shape on each side in the width direction in plan view. The hook of the curtain fabric is stabilized by inserting a corrugated hook into the hook receiving portion and stabilizing the curtain fabric into a corrugated shape that alternately swells in an arc shape on each side in the width direction in plan view. By inserting the hook into the housing portion, the corrugated folds in the length direction formed on the curtain fabric can be held. Moreover, since the pleats are not formed by stitching the upper part of the curtain fabric partly, it is not necessary to increase the fabric width.
[0009]
【Example】
Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
[0010]
1 to 4 show a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 shows a curtain 2 to which the present invention is applied. The curtain 2 is formed of a curtain material 4 made of a wide flexible material such as polyester fiber, and is suspended from a pole 8 by a hook 6. The curtain fabric 4 is subjected to processing such as heating permanent processing with steam so as to have a continuous wave shape that alternately swells in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in plan view.
[0011]
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the hook 6 for suspending the curtain fabric 4 includes a hook body 10 and a hooking portion 12. The hook main body 10 is formed in a long waveform shape in the longitudinal direction in which peaks 10P and valleys 10D alternately swell in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in plan view. In addition, the hook main body 10 of this Example forms the edge part of both sides of a longitudinal direction in the peak part 10P and the trough part 10D which swell in circular arc shape in the opposite direction mutually with respect to the width direction A each side. The hooking portion 12 is formed in a hook shape above both longitudinal ends of the hook body 10 and is hooked on the hanging portion 14 of the pole 8. The pole 8 is provided with stoppers 16 attached to both ends.
[0012]
As shown in FIG. 4, the curtain fabric 4 is provided with a sheath-like hook accommodating portion 18 that extends in the left-right direction B along the upper edge 4U. The hook body 10 of the hook 6 is inserted into the hook accommodating portion 18. The hooking portion 12 of the hook 6 inserted into the hook accommodating portion 18 protrudes from the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4. In addition, flexible weight cords 20 are embedded in the side edges 4R and 4L of the curtain fabric 4 from the upper edge 4U to the lower edge 4B.
[0013]
In this curtain 2, hooks 6 are inserted into hook receiving portions 18 of curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape, and peak portion 4P and valley portion 4D are arranged on each side in width direction A in plan view of curtain fabric 4. Are stabilized in a waveform shape that alternately swells in an arc shape.
[0014]
As shown in FIG. 1, the curtain 2 formed in the corrugated shape is suspended by hooking the hooking portion 12 of the hook 6 on the hooking portion 14 of the pole 8.
[0015]
In this embodiment, the ends of both sides of the hook body 10 in the longitudinal direction of the hook 6 are formed into peak portions 10P and valley portions 10D that bulge in an arc shape in opposite directions with respect to each side in the width direction A. Two curtains 2 in which 6 is inserted into the hook accommodating portion 18 of the curtain fabric 4 are prepared.
[0016]
In the two curtains 2 in FIG. 1, the valley portion 4D on the left side in the left-right direction B of the right curtain fabric 4 and the peak portion 4P on the right side in the left-right direction B of the left curtain fabric 4 are inclined so as to overlap substantially in parallel. The hook 6 is hung on the pole 8 in a goodwill wind by hooking the hook 12 on the hook 8 on the pole 14.
[0017]
In this way, the curtain 2 is formed with the hook accommodating portion 18 extending in the left-right direction B on the upper part of the flexible fabric curtain 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape, and the hook accommodating portion 18 has a corrugated hook. 6 is inserted to stabilize the curtain fabric 4 in a wave shape that swells in an arc shape alternately on each side in the width direction A in plan view.
[0018]
Thereby, this curtain 2 can hold | maintain the corrugated pleat of the length direction C to the curtain fabric 4 by inserting the hook 6 in the hook accommodating part 18 of the curtain fabric 4 formed in the continuous waveform shape. . Moreover, since the pleats are not formed by overlapping the upper part of the curtain fabric 4 and sewing, it is not necessary to increase the fabric width.
[0019]
For this reason, the curtain 2 can maintain the corrugation folds in the length direction C on the curtain fabric 4, simplify the sewing process, and give a three-dimensional feeling and luxury with a small amount of fabric. is there.
[0020]
In this embodiment, two curtains 2 in which the hooks 6 are inserted into the hook accommodating portions 18 of the curtain cloth 4 are prepared and suspended on the pole 8 in a good wind, but as shown in FIGS. One curtain 2 can be suspended in a tapestry style.
[0021]
As shown in FIG. 6, the hook 6 for suspending the curtain 2 shown in FIG. 5 on the pole 8 is circular in the same direction with respect to each side in the width direction A at both ends in the longitudinal direction of the corrugated hook body 10. It is formed in the ridges 10P and 10P that swell in an arc shape, and this hook 6 is inserted into the hook accommodating portion 18 of the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape, so that both sides of the curtain fabric 4 in the left-right direction B are symmetrical. In this way, the peak portion 4P is arranged, and the latching portion 12 of the hook 6 is latched to the suspension portion 14 of the pole 8, so that one curtain 2 is suspended on the pole 8 in a tapestry style.
[0022]
Further, the hook 6 of this embodiment has the hook body 10 integrally provided with the hook body 10, but it can also be provided separately as shown in FIGS.
[0023]
The hook 22 for suspending the curtain 2 shown in FIG. 7 on the pole 8 is composed of a hook body 24 and a hook 26 as shown in FIG. The hook body 24 is formed in a long corrugated shape in the longitudinal direction in which peaks 24P and valleys 24D alternately swell in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in plan view, and is provided with an insertion hole 28. ing.
[0024]
As shown in FIG. 9, the hook 24 has a reverse U-shaped cross section by two parallel holding parts 30 that sandwich the hook body 24 from both sides and a connecting part 32 that connects the upper edges of the two holding parts 30. It is formed in a letter shape. The latching tool 26 is provided with a hook-shaped latching portion 34 that is latched by the suspension portion 14 of the pole 8 at the connecting portion 32, and an insertion hole 36 is formed in each clamping portion 30. Bolts 38 and bag-like nuts 40 are inserted into the insertion holes 36 from the outside of the clamping portion 28 and fastened to each other.
[0025]
This curtain 2 forms a sheath-like hook accommodating portion 18 extending in the left-right direction B along the upper edge 4U of the upper portion of the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape. By inserting the hook main body 24, the curtain cloth 4 is provided in a stabilized waveform shape in which the crests 4P and the troughs 4D alternately swell in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in a plan view.
[0026]
As shown in FIG. 7, the curtain 2 hits the two holding portions 30 of the hook 26 so as to hold the hook body 24 from both sides of the hook receiving portion 18 of the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4, and the hook receiving portion 18. A bolt 38 and a nut 40 are inserted into an insertion hole (not shown), an insertion hole 28 of the hook body 24, and an insertion hole 36 of the clamping portion 30, and fastened to each other to attach the latch 26. The part 34 is suspended by hanging on the suspension part 14 of the pole 8.
[0027]
As a result, the curtain 2 is attached to the curtain fabric 4 by attaching the latch 26 with the bolt 38 and the nut 40 so as to sandwich the hook body 24 from both sides of the hook accommodating portion 18 of the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4. The hook 22 and the hook 26 can be firmly integrated.
[0028]
Further, the hook 22 and the hook 26 can be provided separately as shown in FIGS. 10 to 12 even when the single curtain 2 is suspended from the pole 8 in a tapestry style.
[0029]
That is, the hook 22 for suspending the curtain 2 shown in FIG. 10 on the pole 8 in a tapestry style is composed of a hook body 24 and a hook 26 as shown in FIG. An insertion hole 28 is formed and provided.
[0030]
As shown in FIG. 12, the latching tool 26 is provided with two sandwiched portions 30 and a coupling portion 32 that couples them, and is formed in an inverted U-shaped cross section, and the coupling portion 32 has a hook-shaped latching portion 34. And an insertion hole 36 is formed in the holding portion 30. Bolts 38 and bag-like nuts 40 are inserted into the insertion holes 36 of the clamping unit 30 and fastened to each other.
[0031]
As shown in FIG. 10, the curtain 2 has a hook body 24 of a hook 22 inserted into a hook accommodating portion 18 on the upper part of the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape to stabilize the curtain fabric 4 in a corrugated shape. The two clamping portions 30 are applied so as to sandwich the hook main body 24 from both sides of the hook accommodating portion 18 of the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4, and the fastening member 26 is attached by tightening the bolt 38 and the nut 40. Is suspended on the suspension portion 14 of the pole 8 to be suspended in a tapestry style.
[0032]
As a result, the curtain 2 hangs the curtain fabric 4 and the hook 22 by attaching the latch 26 with the bolt 38 and the nut 40 so as to sandwich the hook body 24 from both sides of the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4. The fastener 26 can be firmly integrated.
[0033]
Moreover, the curtain 2 shown in FIGS. 10-12 can also be formed in a goodwill wind as shown in FIGS.
[0034]
As shown in FIG. 13, the curtain 2 is provided by forming a sheath-like hook accommodating portion 18 extending in the left-right direction B along the upper edge 4U on the upper part of the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous wave shape. A rectangular insertion hole 18 </ b> A is formed in the accommodating portion 16, and a plurality of strip-shaped narrow portions 4 </ b> A are provided below the hook accommodating portion 18, and the adjacent narrow portions 4 </ b> A face each other in the left-right direction. B Each side edge 4AL and 4AR are arranged so as to overlap.
[0035]
The hook 22 for suspending the curtain 2 includes a hook body 24 and a hooking tool 26. As shown in FIG. 14, the hook body 24 formed in a corrugated shape is provided with a rectangular insertion hole 28. As shown in FIG. 15, the latching tool 26 is formed in a reverse U-shaped cross section by two clamping parts 30 and a coupling part 32 that couples them, and the coupling part 32 has a hook-shaped latching part 34. And a rectangular insertion hole 36 is formed in the sandwiching portion 30. Bolts 38 and bag-like square nuts 40 are inserted into the insertion holes 36 of the clamping unit 30 and fastened to each other.
[0036]
In this curtain 2, the hook body 24 of the hook 22 is inserted into the hook accommodating portion 18 on the upper part of the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape, and the curtain fabric 4 is stabilized in the corrugated shape. The two clamping portions 30 are applied so as to sandwich the hook main body 24 from both sides of the hook accommodating portion 18 of the edge 4U, and an insertion hole 18A of the hook accommodating portion 18, an insertion hole 28 of the hook main body 24, and an insertion hole 36 of the clamping portion 30 are provided. Bolts 38 and nuts 40 are inserted and fastened to each other to attach the latching tool 26, and the latching portion 34 is latched on the suspension portion 14 of the pole 8 (not shown) so as to be suspended in a good wind.
[0037]
As a result, the curtain 2 hangs the curtain fabric 4 and the hook 22 by attaching the latch 26 with the bolt 38 and the nut 40 so as to sandwich the hook body 24 from both sides of the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4. The fastener 26 can be firmly integrated.
[0038]
Further, FIGS. 16 to 19 show a screen-like curtain 2 to which the first embodiment is applied. As shown in FIG. 16, the curtain 2 is formed of a curtain material 4 made of a wide flexible material such as polyester fiber, and is suspended on a rail 42 by a hook 6. The curtain fabric 4 is processed so as to have a continuous wave shape that alternately swells in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in a plan view.
[0039]
As shown in FIG. 17, the hook 6 includes a hook body 10 and a hooking portion 12. The hook body 10 is formed in a long corrugated shape in the longitudinal direction in which peaks 10P and valleys 10D alternately swell in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in plan view, and end portions on both sides in the longitudinal direction. Are formed in the crests 10P and 10P that swell in a circular arc shape in the same direction with respect to each side in the width direction A. The hooking portion 12 is formed in an annular shape above both longitudinal ends of the hook body 10 and is attached to a suspension portion 46 of a bracket 44 attached to the rail 42 by means of a mounting screw 48 as shown in FIG. .
[0040]
Further, the curtain 2 is provided with a waveform weight 50 as shown in FIG. The corrugated weight 50 is formed in a long corrugated shape in the longitudinal direction in which peaks 50P and valleys 50D alternately swell in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in plan view, and end portions on both sides in the longitudinal direction. Are formed in the crests 50P and 50P that swell in an arc shape in the same direction with respect to each side in the width direction A.
[0041]
As shown in FIG. 16, the curtain fabric 4 is provided with a sheath-like hook housing portion 18 extending in the left-right direction B along the upper edge 4 </ b> U at the upper portion. The hook body 10 of the hook 6 is inserted into the hook accommodating portion 18. The hooking portion 12 of the hook 6 inserted into the hook accommodating portion 18 protrudes from the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4. In addition, flexible weight cords 20 are embedded in the side edges 4R and 4L of the curtain fabric 4 from the upper edge 4U to the lower edge 4B.
[0042]
The curtain fabric 4 is provided with a sheath-like weight accommodating portion 52 extending in the left-right direction B along the lower edge 4B at the lower portion. A waveform weight 50 is inserted into the weight accommodating portion 52. Further, the curtain fabric 4 is provided with ring tapes 54 arranged in parallel in two rows in the vertical direction in the middle of the horizontal direction B. An elevating cord 56 is inserted into the ring tape 54. The elevating cord 56 has a lower end fixed to the lower edge 4 </ b> B of the curtain fabric 4, and an upper end accommodated in the rail 42 to communicate with the auxiliary cord 58.
[0043]
In this curtain 2, the hook 6 is inserted into the hook accommodating portion 18 of the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape, and the corrugated weight 50 is inserted into the weight accommodating portion 52 so that the curtain fabric 4 is viewed in the width direction in plan view. A Stabilization of the ridges 4P and valleys 4D on each side alternately in a wave shape that swells in an arc shape, and arranges the ridges 4P so that the left and right sides B of the curtain fabric 4 are symmetrical, and hooks 6 is attached to a suspension portion 46 of a bracket 44 attached to a rail 42 by an attachment screw 48, and is suspended like a screen.
[0044]
The curtain 2 suspended in the screen style on the rail 42 can be lifted and lowered by operating the auxiliary cord 58 by the lifting cord 56.
[0045]
As described above, the curtain 2 is configured such that the corrugated hook 6 is inserted into the upper hook accommodating portion 18 of the flexible fabric curtain 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape, and the corrugated weight is inserted into the lower weight accommodating portion 52. 50 is inserted, and the curtain fabric 4 is stabilized in a corrugated shape that alternately swells in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in plan view.
[0046]
As a result, the curtain 2 is formed by inserting the hook 6 and the corrugated weight 50 into the hook accommodating portion 18 and the weight accommodating portion 52 of the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape. The corrugation fold in the direction C can be held. Moreover, since the pleats are not formed by overlapping the upper part of the curtain fabric 4 and sewing, it is not necessary to increase the fabric width.
[0047]
For this reason, the curtain 2 can maintain the corrugation folds in the length direction C on the curtain fabric 4, simplify the sewing process, and give a three-dimensional feeling and luxury with a small amount of fabric. is there.
[0048]
The screen-like curtain 2 is provided with the hook 12 integrally with the hook body 10 of the hook 6, but may be provided separately as shown in FIGS. 20 to 23.
[0049]
A hook 22 for suspending the curtain 2 shown in FIG. 20 on a rail 42 like a screen is composed of a hook main body 24 and a hook 26 as shown in FIG. 21, and is inserted into the hook main body 24 formed in a corrugated shape. A hole 28 is formed and provided.
[0050]
As shown in FIG. 22, the latching tool 26 is formed in a reverse U-shaped cross section by two clamping parts 30 and a coupling part 32 that couples them, and the coupling part 32 has a hook-shaped latching part 34. And an insertion hole 36 is formed in the holding portion 30. Bolts 38 and bag-like nuts 40 are inserted into the insertion holes 36 and fastened to each other.
[0051]
As shown in FIG. 20, the curtain 2 has a corrugated weight 22 inserted into a hook accommodating portion 18 on the upper part of a curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape, and a corrugated weight 50 is inserted into a lower weight accommodating portion 52. 23, the curtain fabric 4 is stabilized in a corrugated shape, and as shown in FIG. 23, the two clamping portions 30 are applied so as to sandwich the hook body 24 from both sides of the hook accommodating portion 18 of the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4; Bolts 38 and nuts 40 are inserted and tightened to attach the latching tool 26, and the latching part 34 is attached to the suspension part 46 of the bracket 44 attached to the rail 42 with an attachment screw 48 to be suspended in a screen style. .
[0052]
As a result, the curtain 2 hangs the curtain fabric 4 and the hook 22 by attaching the latch 26 with the bolt 38 and the nut 40 so as to sandwich the hook body 24 from both sides of the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4. The fastener 26 can be firmly integrated.
[0053]
Further, in this curtain 2, the screen-like curtain 2 is formed by inserting the corrugated weight 50 into the weight accommodating portion 52 in the lower part of the curtain fabric 4, but as shown in FIG. 24, the curtain-like curtain 2 is formed. You can also
[0054]
The curtain 2 shown in FIG. 24 inserts the hook 22 into the hook accommodating portion 18 at the upper part of the curtain fabric 4, but does not insert the corrugated weight 50 at the lower part of the curtain fabric 4, and both side edges 4R and 4L of the curtain fabric 4. A weight cord 20 having flexibility is embedded in the inner wall.
[0055]
The curtain 2 has ring tapes 54 arranged in parallel in two rows in the vertical direction in the middle of the left and right direction B, and ring tapes 54 are arranged in the vertical direction in the vicinity of both side edges 4R and 4L, and the lifting cords 56 are inserted respectively. A spindle weight 60 is attached to the lower end of each lifting / lowering cord 56, and the upper end is accommodated in the rail 42 and communicated with the auxiliary cord 58, thereby forming a balloon screen.
[0056]
The curtain 2 can also be opened and closed by operating the auxiliary cord 58 to form the lower edge 4B of the curtain fabric 4 in a balloon shape by the raising and lowering cord 56, and to move up and down.
[0057]
25 to 29 show a second embodiment. In FIG. 25, 2 is a curtain. The curtain 2 is formed by a curtain material 4 made of a flexible material having a wide shape, and is suspended by a hook 62. The curtain fabric 4 is processed so as to have a continuous wave shape that alternately swells in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in a plan view.
[0058]
As shown in FIG. 26, the hook 62 includes a hook body 64 and a hooking portion 66. The hook main body 64 is provided in the shape of a waveform in which the crests 64P and the troughs 64D on both sides of the hook body 64 swell in an arcuate shape in opposite directions to each side in the width direction A across the longitudinal intermediate portion in plan view. . The hook 66 is formed in a rectangular frame shape above the intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction of the hook body 64 and is rotatably hooked to each carrier of the runner group that runs along a rail (not shown). Note that the rectangular frame-shaped latching portion 66 can be formed in a bowl shape or an annular shape as in the first embodiment.
[0059]
As shown in FIG. 25, the hook 62 includes a plurality of hook main bodies 64 arranged in the longitudinal direction, and the two hook main bodies 64 constituting the adjacent hooks 62 opposite to each other in the longitudinal end portion 64P and the other longitudinal end portion. A continuous corrugated hook continuous body 70 is formed by being rotatably connected to the valley portion 64D by a hinge 68. The hinge 68 includes a one-side attachment body 72 attached to one adjacent hook 62, an other-side attachment body 74 attached to the other hook 62, and a pin that rotatably connects these side attachment bodies 72 and 74. 76, the hook 62 is formed separately from the hook 62.
[0060]
As shown in FIG. 27, the hook continuous body 70 can be folded and overlapped so that the peak portions 64P and the valley portions 64D of the hook main bodies 64 constituting the adjacent hooks 62 by the hinges 68 are close to each other. As shown in FIG. 25, the peak portion 64P and the valley portion 64D of each hook body 64 constituting the adjacent hook 62 can be extended by being separated by the hinge 68 so as to be separated from each other.
[0061]
The curtain fabric 4 is provided by forming notches 78 at intervals corresponding to the lengths of the hook bodies 64 between the side edges 4R and 4L of the upper edge 4U, and the side edges 4R and 4L and the side edges 4R and 4L. A flexible weight cord 20 is embedded between the upper edge 4U and the lower edge 4B at intervals corresponding to the length of the hook body 64.
[0062]
In this curtain 2, as shown in FIG. 25, each hook main body 64 of the hook continuous body 70 formed in a continuous corrugated shape is formed on the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4 at an interval corresponding to the length of the hook main body 64. The hinge 68 between the hook bodies 64 is attached to the notch 78 so as to be positioned. As a result, the curtain 2 stabilizes the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape into a corrugated shape in which a peak portion 4P and a trough portion 4D alternately swell in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in a plan view. Yes.
[0063]
The curtain 2 thus formed in the corrugated shape is suspended by rotatably engaging the latching portions 66 of the hooks 62 on the carriers of the runner group running along the rails (not shown). As shown in FIG. 25, the suspended curtain 2 is extended by separating and extending the crest portions 64P and the trough portions 64D of the hook body 64 constituting the adjacent hooks 62 by the hinges 68. The dough 4 is spread and closed.
[0064]
When the closed curtain 2 starts to open as shown in FIG. 28, the hooks 62 are rotated around the hooking portions 66, and the crests 64 </ b> P and troughs 64 </ b> D of the hook bodies 64 adjacent to each other are hinged. Are folded so that they gradually approach each other. When the curtain 2 that has begun to open is further opened, as shown in FIG. 29, the hooks 62 are further rotated around the latching portions 66, and the crest portions 64 </ b> P and trough portions 64 </ b> D of the adjacent hook bodies 64 are hinged. Are folded so as to be close to each other, and the curtain fabric 4 is folded and opened.
[0065]
In this way, the curtain 2 has the hook continuum 70 formed in a continuous corrugated shape attached to the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape, and the curtain fabric 4 is viewed in the width direction A in plan view. It is stabilized in a waveform shape that alternately swells in an arc shape on each side.
[0066]
Accordingly, the curtain 2 can hold the corrugated folds in the length direction C formed on the curtain fabric 4 by attaching the hook continuous body 70 to the upper edge 4U of the curtain fabric 4. Moreover, since the pleats are not formed by overlapping the upper part of the curtain fabric 4 and sewing, it is not necessary to increase the fabric width.
[0067]
For this reason, the curtain 2 can maintain the corrugation folds in the length direction C on the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape, simplify the sewing process, and provide a three-dimensional feeling and luxury with less fabric. Can be economical.
[0068]
In addition, the curtain 2 is provided with the hook 62 of the hook continuum 70 so as to be rotatable by a hinge 68 so that it can be folded and extended. In the maintained state, it can be made into the closed state and the open state by each hook 62, and a stereoscopic effect can be given.
[0069]
In this embodiment, one curtain 2 is illustrated, but two curtains 2 can be suspended.
[0070]
When two curtains 2 are suspended, as shown in FIG. 30, hook continuous bodies 70 are attached to the upper edges 4U of the two curtain fabrics 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape. The hook continuum 70 attached to the right curtain fabric 4 is provided with a left guide protrusion 80L on the hook body 64 of the hook 62 facing the left end in the left-right direction B. The hook continuum 70 attached to the left curtain fabric 4 is provided with a right guide protrusion 80R on the hook body 64 of the hook 62 facing the right end in the left-right direction B. The left guide protrusion 80L and the right guide protrusion 80R are provided so as to protrude in opposite directions.
[0071]
When the two curtains 2 are opened / closed, the valley 4D on the left side in the left-right direction B of the right curtain cloth 4 and the peak part 4P on the right side in the left-right direction B of the left curtain cloth 4 are inclined and substantially parallel to each other. Contact and separate with overlapping. At this time, the left guide protrusion 80L and the right guide protrusion 80R can guide the left peak portion 4P and the right valley portion 4D so as to smoothly come in contact with and separate from each other.
[0072]
Thus, the two curtains 2 can be smoothly opened and closed.
[0073]
Although the curtain 2 of this embodiment is formed by the curtain material 4 made of a flexible material having a wide shape, it can be formed in a band shape as shown in FIGS.
[0074]
The hook 62 for suspending the curtain 2 shown in FIGS. 31 and 32 is composed of a hook body 64 formed in a corrugated shape and a latching portion 66 formed in the hook body, and is connected rotatably by a hinge 68. A continuous corrugated hook continuous body 70 is formed and provided.
[0075]
The belt-shaped curtain fabric 4 is formed in a belt shape having a width slightly longer than the length of the hook body 64, and the weight cord 20 is embedded in the side edges 4R and 4L from the upper edge 4U to the lower edge 4B. is doing. This belt-shaped curtain fabric 4 is processed so that, when seen in a plan view, both side portions sandwiching the intermediate portion in the left-right direction B have a corrugated shape that swells in an arc shape in the opposite direction to each side in the width direction A. .
[0076]
In this curtain 2, as shown in FIG. 31, each hook body 64 of the hook continuous body 70 formed in a continuous corrugated shape is placed on the upper edge 4U of each curtain cloth 4, and each side edge 4L and 4R of the adjacent curtain cloth 4 is. Are attached to overlap. Accordingly, the curtain 2 stabilizes the curtain fabric 4 in a waveform shape in which the peak portions 4P and the valley portions 4D alternately swell in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in a plan view. Further, the curtain 2 is provided with side guide protrusions 82L and 82R attached to the side edges 4L and 4R at the upper part of the curtain cloth 4, respectively. The side guide protrusions 82L and 82R are provided so as to protrude in opposite directions.
[0077]
The curtain 2 is suspended by rotatably engaging the latching portions 66 of the hooks 62 on the carriers of the runner group running along a rail (not shown). As shown in FIG. 31, the suspended curtain 2 is extended by pulling apart and extending the crests 64P and the troughs 64D of the hook bodies 64 constituting the adjacent hooks 62 by the hinges 68. 4 is unfolded and closed.
[0078]
When the curtain 2 that is closed and suspended begins to open, the hooks 62 are rotated around the latching portions 66, and the crests 64 </ b> P and troughs 64 </ b> D of the hook bodies 64 adjacent to each other by the hinges 68 gradually. When folded and opened further, as shown in FIG. 32, the hooks 62 are further rotated by the hinges 68 so that the peaks 64P and the valleys 64D of the adjacent hook bodies 64 are close to each other. Each curtain fabric 4 is folded and opened by being folded.
[0079]
At this time, the curtain 2 has a right curtain by a left guide protrusion 82L of the left edge 4L in the left-right direction B of the right curtain cloth 4 and a right guide protrusion 82R of the right edge 4R in the left and right direction B of the left curtain cloth 4. The left and right direction B left edge 4L of the cloth 4 and the left and right direction B right edge 4R of the left curtain cloth 4 can be guided so as to smoothly come in contact with and separate from each other.
[0080]
Thereby, the strip-shaped curtain 2 can be smoothly opened and closed.
[0081]
In addition, although the strip-shaped curtain 2 provided with the side guide protrusions 82L and 82R is exemplified as one sheet, the two curtains 2 can be suspended as shown in FIGS.
[0082]
The two curtains 2 shown in FIG. 33 and FIG. 34 are configured such that the hooks 62 of the hook continuous body 70 are respectively attached to the upper edges 4U of the plurality of strip-shaped curtain fabrics 4 formed in a corrugated shape. The side edges 4L and 4R are attached so as to overlap each other.
[0083]
Each curtain 2 is provided with a left guide protrusion 80L on the hook body 64 of the hook 62 facing the left end in the left-right direction B of the hook continuum 70 attached to the right curtain fabric 4, and attached to the left curtain fabric 4. The right guide protrusion 80R is provided on the hook main body 64 of the right hook 62 in the left and right direction B, and the left guide protrusion 80L and the right guide protrusion 80R are provided so as to bend in opposite directions.
[0084]
The two curtains 2 are provided with side guide protrusions 82L and 82R attached to the side edges 4L and 4R at the top of the plurality of strip-shaped curtain fabrics 4, respectively. The side guide protrusions 82L and 82R are provided so as to protrude in opposite directions.
[0085]
When the two curtains 2 are opened and closed, the left guide protrusion 80L of the hook continuum 70 attached to the right curtain cloth 4 and the right guide protrusion 80R of the hook continuum 70 attached to the left curtain cloth 4 It is possible to guide so that the valley portion 4D on the left side of the right curtain fabric 4 and the peak portion 4P on the right side of the left curtain fabric 4 overlap with each other smoothly.
[0086]
Further, when the two curtains 2 are opened and closed, the left and right guide fabrics 82L of the adjacent right curtain fabric 4 and the right guide projection 82R of the left curtain fabric 4 are used in the horizontal direction of the right curtain fabric 4. The left side edge 4L and the left and right direction B right side edge 4R of the curtain fabric 4 on the left side can be guided so as to smoothly come in contact with and separate from each other.
[0087]
Thereby, the two strip-shaped curtains 2 can be smoothly opened and closed.
[0088]
The hook continuous body 70 of this embodiment is formed in a continuous wave shape by connecting the hook 62 rotatably with a separate hinge 68, but may be integrally provided as shown in FIGS. it can.
[0089]
The hinge 84 shown in FIGS. 35 to 37 is provided at each end in the longitudinal direction of the hook 62 including the hook body 64 and the hook-shaped hooking portion 66. 36. As shown in FIG. 36, the hinge 84 is formed in a pair of one-side attachment bodies 86 that are parallel to each other in the crest 64P at one end in the longitudinal direction of the hook body 64 and a trough 64D at the other end in the longitudinal direction. The other side attachment body 88 is inserted between the pair of one side attachment bodies 86, and a pin 90 is inserted through each of the side attachment bodies 86 and 88 and is rotatably connected.
[0090]
The hook 62 includes a plurality of hook bodies 64 arranged in the longitudinal direction, and the other longitudinal end of the other hook body 64 between one side mounting body 86 of one longitudinal end of one hook body 64 constituting the adjacent hook 62. The other attachment body 88 is inserted and the pin 90 is inserted to form a hinge 84. The hinge 84 is rotatably connected to form a continuous wave-shaped hook continuous body 70.
[0091]
As shown in FIG. 35, the hook continuous body 70 can be extended by being separated so that the peak portions 64P and the valley portions 64D of the hook main bodies 64 constituting the adjacent hooks 62 are separated by the hinge 84, and As shown in FIG. 37, the hinges 84 can be folded so as to overlap each other so that the peak portions 64 </ b> P and the valley portions 64 </ b> D of the hook main bodies 64 constituting the adjacent hooks 62 are close to each other.
[0092]
As a result, the hook continuous body 70 can smoothly open and close the curtain 2, and by providing the hinge 84 integrally with the hook 62, the coupling rigidity between the hooks 62 can be increased. .
[0093]
FIG. 38 shows a third embodiment. In FIG. 38, 2 is a tapestry-like curtain. The curtain 2 is formed of a curtain material 4 made of a flexible material having a wide shape, and a flexible weight cord 20 is embedded on both side edges 4R and 4L from the upper edge 4U to the lower edge 4B. The curtain fabric 4 is processed so as to have a continuous wave shape that alternately swells in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in a plan view. On the upper part of the curtain fabric 4, eyelets 92 made of a plurality of permanent magnets are provided by being arranged at equal intervals in the left-right direction B along the upper edge 4.
[0094]
The curtain 2 alternately inserts the poles 94 from the respective sides in the width direction A of the curtain fabric 4 with respect to the plurality of eyelets 92, and the peak portion 4P and the valley portion on each side in the width direction A in the plan view. 4D is formed in a waveform shape that alternately swells in an arc shape. Further, when the pole 94 is alternately inserted into the plurality of pigeons 92 from each side in the width direction A of the curtain fabric 4, the curtain 2 has a mountain portion 4P on each side edge 4L and 4R of the curtain fabric 4 respectively. The curtain fabric 4 is provided by being attached to a plurality of eyelets 92. The pole 94 is provided with stoppers 96 made of permanent magnets attached to both ends.
[0095]
In the curtain 2 of the third embodiment, a plurality of eyelets 92 are arranged at equal intervals in the left-right direction B on the upper part of the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape. The pole 94 is alternately inserted from each side in the width direction A of the curtain fabric 4 so that the peak 4P and the valley 4D alternately swell in an arc shape on each side in the width direction A in a plan view of the curtain fabric 4. In addition to stabilization, the mountain portions 4P are arranged so that both sides of the curtain fabric 4 in the left-right direction B are symmetrical, so that they are suspended on the pole 94 in a tapestry style.
[0096]
Thus, the curtain 2 can hold the corrugated folds in the length direction C formed on the curtain fabric 4 by inserting the pole 94 into the eyelet 92 of the curtain fabric 4. Moreover, since the pleats are not formed by overlapping the upper part of the curtain fabric 4 and sewing, it is not necessary to increase the fabric width.
[0097]
For this reason, the curtain 2 can maintain the corrugation folds in the length direction C on the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape, simplify the sewing process, and provide a three-dimensional feeling and luxury with less fabric. Can be economical.
[0098]
In addition, the curtain 2 is provided with eyelets 92 made of permanent magnets attached to the top of the curtain fabric 4 and stoppers 96 made of permanent magnets are attached to both ends of the pole 94 so that the curtain fabric 4 The eyelets 92 on the side edges 4L and 4R can be attracted to the stopper 96 to prevent them from folding and can be kept open.
[0099]
In addition, in this Example, although the one curtain 2 was illustrated, as shown to FIGS. 39-43, the two curtains 2 can be suspended.
[0100]
As shown in FIG. 39, the two curtains 2 formed in the continuous corrugated shape shown in FIGS. 39 to 43 have flexibility at both side edges 4R and 4L of the curtain material 4 of a flexible material having a wide shape. The weight cord 20 is embedded from the upper edge 4U to the lower edge 4B, and eyelets 92 made of a plurality of permanent magnets are arranged on the curtain fabric 4 so as to be arranged at equal intervals in the left-right direction B along the upper edge 4. ing.
[0101]
In FIG. 39, the two curtains 2 are inserted with poles 94 alternately from the respective sides in the width direction A of the curtain fabric 4 with respect to the plurality of eyelets 92, and each side of the curtain fabric 4 in the width direction A in plan view. 4P and troughs 4D are alternately formed in a corrugated shape that swells in an arc shape, and the right trough 4D on the left and right sides B of the right curtain fabric 4 and the right and left sides B on the left curtain fabric 4 It is arranged so as to be inclined and overlapped substantially parallel to each other, and is suspended from a pole 94. The pole 94 is provided with stoppers 96 made of permanent magnets attached to both ends.
[0102]
40 and 41, the curtain 2 is provided with a left guide protrusion 82L attached to the left edge 4L of the upper portion of the right curtain fabric 4, and the right edge 4R of the upper portion of the left curtain fabric 4. A right guide protrusion 82R is attached to the base. As shown in FIGS. 42 and 43, the side guide protrusions 82L and 82R are provided so as to protrude and face each other so as to bend in opposite directions, and are attached to the side edges 4L and 4R at the upper part of the curtain fabric 4, respectively. Yes.
[0103]
When the two curtains 2 are opened / closed, the valley 4D on the left side in the left-right direction B of the right curtain cloth 4 and the peak part 4P on the right side in the left-right direction B of the left curtain cloth 4 are inclined and substantially parallel to each other. Contact and separate with overlapping. At this time, the left guide protrusion 82L and the right guide protrusion 82R can be guided so that the left peak 4P and the right valley 4D overlap with each other smoothly.
[0104]
Thereby, the two curtains 2 can be smoothly opened and closed.
[0105]
In this embodiment, the curtain 2 is suspended by one pole 94, but the curtain 2 can be suspended by two poles 94 as shown in FIGS.
[0106]
The two curtains 2 shown in FIG. 44 have flexible weight cords 18 on the side edges 4R and 4L of the curtain fabric 4 formed in a continuous corrugated shape of a wide flexible material from the upper edge 4U. Embedding up to the edge 4B is provided with eyelets 92 made of a plurality of permanent magnets arranged at equal intervals in the left-right direction B along the upper edge 4 on the curtain fabric 4.
[0107]
As shown in FIG. 45, the two poles 94 are provided with stoppers 96 made of permanent magnets attached to both ends. The right pole 94 and the left pole 94 are parallel to each other in plan view and the right pole in front view. The left end portion of the right pole 94 and the right end portion of the left pole are connected by a connector 98 so that the left end portion of the left pole 94 and the right end portion of the left pole are overlapped to form a pole connecting body 100. Yes. The connector 98 is provided with a plate-like mounting bracket 102.
[0108]
The two curtains 2 are inserted through the poles 94 of the pole connecting body 100 alternately from the respective sides in the width direction A of the curtain fabric 4 with respect to the plurality of eyelets 92, and the curtain fabric 4 is viewed in the width direction A in plan view. On each side, peaks 4P and valleys 4D are provided in a wave shape that alternately swells in an arc shape.
[0109]
In the closed state, the two curtains 2 are in a state in which a trough 4D on the left side in the left-right direction B of the right curtain cloth 4 and a peak part 4P on the right side in the left-right direction B of the left curtain cloth 4 overlap in a front view. become.
[0110]
Thereby, when the two curtains 2 are closed, the right curtain fabric 4 and the left curtain fabric 4 can be overlapped in a front view, thereby improving the light shielding property and the concealment property. it can.
[0111]
In the pole coupling body 100, the mounting bracket 102 is provided in the coupling tool 98. However, as shown in FIG. 46, the mounting hole 104 can be formed in the coupling tool 98, and as shown in FIG. 98 can be provided with a hook-like attachment 106 and a plate-like attachment 108 can be provided at each end of each of the two poles 94.
[0112]
Further, as shown in FIG. 48, in the pole connecting body 100, a plurality of pigeons 92 are slidably mounted on the respective poles 94, and the curtain cloth 4 is hooked on the ring-shaped holding tool 110 of the pigeons 92. By hooking a tool (not shown), corrugated pleats can be formed on the curtain fabric 4 and suspended on the pole 94.
[0113]
49 and 50 show a fourth embodiment. As shown in FIG. 49, the curtain 2 is formed of a strip-like curtain fabric 4 made of a flexible material, and has flexible weight cords 18 embedded on both side edges 4R and 4L from the upper edge 4U to the lower edge 4B. Yes. The strip-shaped curtain fabric 4 made of a flexible material is processed so as to have a shape that swells in an arc shape on one side in the width direction in plan view. The curtain 2 is provided with an ellipse-shaped eyelet 92 made of a permanent magnet on the upper part of the curtain cloth 4 and in the vicinity of the side edges 4L and 4R in the left-right direction B. As shown in FIG. 50, the pole 94 has an elliptical cross section, and is provided with stoppers 96 made of permanent magnets attached to both ends.
[0114]
The curtain 2 includes a plurality of strip-shaped curtain fabrics 4 arranged in the left-right direction B, and the adjacent curtain fabrics 4 are alternately arranged in an arcuate shape on both sides in the width direction A so that the adjacent curtain fabrics 4 face each other. The left and right direction B side edges 4L and 4R are overlapped, and the eyelets 92 are made to coincide with each other.
[0115]
The curtain 2 is alternately arranged from each side in the width direction A of the belt-shaped curtain fabric 4 with respect to the matched eyelet 92 in a state in which the opposite left and right direction B side edges 4L and 4R of the adjacent curtain fabric 4 are overlapped. The pole 94 is inserted to stabilize the belt-shaped curtain fabric 4 in a waveform shape in which the peaks 4P and valleys 4D alternately swell in an arc shape on both sides in the width direction A in plan view.
[0116]
In the curtain 2 of the fourth embodiment, a plurality of strip-shaped curtain fabrics 4 arranged in parallel in the left-right direction B are overlapped with each other in the left-right direction B side edges 4L and 4R, and a pole 94 is inserted into the matched eyelet 92 Then, the curtain fabric 4 is stabilized and suspended in a pole 94 in a waveform shape in which the peak portions 4P and the valley portions 4D alternately swell in an arc shape in a plan view.
[0117]
Thereby, this curtain 2 can hold | maintain the corrugated fold of the length direction C formed in the curtain cloth 4 by inserting the pole 94 in the pigeon | eyelet 92 of the strip | belt-shaped curtain cloth 4. Moreover, since the pleats are not formed by overlapping the upper part of the curtain fabric 4 and sewing, it is not necessary to increase the fabric width.
[0118]
For this reason, the curtain 2 can maintain the corrugation folds in the length direction C on the curtain fabric 4, simplify the sewing process, and give a three-dimensional feeling and luxury with a small amount of fabric. is there.
[0119]
In addition, the curtain 2 has a plurality of belt-shaped curtain fabrics 4 in the state in which the side edges 4L and 4R facing each other in the left-right direction B are overlapped. By stabilizing the corrugated shape, the light shielding property and the concealing property can be improved.
[0120]
Further, the curtain 2 is provided with eyelets 92 made of permanent magnets attached to the curtain fabric 4 and stoppers 96 made of permanent magnets are attached to both ends of the pole 94 so that the pigeons of the adjacent curtain fabric 4 are provided. The eyes 92 can be adsorbed and the eyelets 92 of the curtain fabric 4 at both ends in the left-right direction B can be adsorbed to the stoppers 96 of the poles 94. Can be maintained in a stacked state.
[0121]
Furthermore, the curtain 2 can stabilize the vertical posture of the curtain 2 by inserting an ellipse-shaped pole 94 through an ellipse-shaped eyelet 92.
[0122]
In this embodiment, the curtain cloth 4 is provided with an elliptical eyelet 92 made of permanent magnets, a pole 94 is formed in an oval cross section, and stoppers 96 made of permanent magnets are attached to both ends. Although provided, the shapes of the eyelet 92 and the pole 94 can be changed as shown in FIGS.
[0123]
As shown in FIG. 50, the curtain 2 shown in FIGS. 51 and 52 has a pole 94 attached to the curtain fabric 4 having an arcuate shape in a plan view of the belt shape and a pole 94 inserted through the eyelet 92. A stopper 96 is attached to both ends of the pole 94. As shown in FIG. 52, the eyelet 92 attached to the curtain fabric 4 is formed in an annular shape and is provided with a groove 112 formed at a radially symmetrical position on the inner periphery. The pole 94 inserted into the eyelet 92 is formed in a circular cross section and is provided with a protrusion 114 slidably engaged with the groove 112 at a radially symmetrical position on the outer periphery.
[0124]
Accordingly, the curtain 2 can further stabilize the vertical posture of the curtain 2 by engaging the protrusion 114 of the pole 94 with the groove 112 of the eyelet 92.
[0125]
【The invention's effect】
Thus, the curtain of this invention can hold the corrugated folds in the length direction formed in the curtain fabric by inserting the hooks into the hook receiving portion of the curtain fabric formed in a continuous corrugated shape. . Moreover, since the pleats are not formed by overlapping the upper part of the curtain fabric 4 and sewing, it is not necessary to increase the fabric width.
For this reason, this curtain is economical because the curtain fabric can maintain corrugated folds in the length direction, the sewing process can be simplified, and a three-dimensional feeling and luxury can be produced with a small amount of fabric.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a curtain showing a first embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of a hook according to the first embodiment.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a hook according to the first embodiment.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the curtain fabric of the first embodiment.
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a curtain showing a first modification.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a hook according to a first modification.
FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a curtain showing a second modification.
FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a hook according to a second modification.
FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a latch according to a second modified example.
FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a curtain showing a third modification.
FIG. 11 is a perspective view of a hook according to a third modification.
FIG. 12 is a perspective view of a latch according to a third modification.
FIG. 13 is a perspective view of a curtain fabric showing a fourth modification.
FIG. 14 is a perspective view of a hook according to a fourth modified example.
FIG. 15 is a perspective view of a latch according to a fourth modified example.
FIG. 16 is a perspective view of a curtain showing a fifth modification.
FIG. 17 is a perspective view of a hook according to a fifth modification.
FIG. 18 is a perspective view of a bracket and a latching portion of a fifth modified example.
FIG. 19 is a perspective view of a waveform weight of a fifth modified example.
FIG. 20 is a perspective view of a curtain showing a sixth modification.
FIG. 21 is a perspective view of a hook according to a sixth modified example.
FIG. 22 is a perspective view of a latch according to a sixth modified example.
FIG. 23 is a perspective view of a bracket and a latching portion of a sixth modified example.
FIG. 24 is a perspective view of a curtain showing a seventh modification.
FIG. 25 is a perspective view of a curtain showing a second embodiment.
FIG. 26 is a plan view of a hook according to a second embodiment.
FIG. 27 is a plan view of a hook continuum of the second embodiment.
FIG. 28 is a perspective view of the curtain in a state in which the second embodiment starts to open.
FIG. 29 is a perspective view of the curtain in a fully opened state according to the second embodiment.
FIG. 30 is a perspective view of a curtain according to a first modification.
FIG. 31 is a perspective view of a curtain according to a second modified example.
FIG. 32 is a perspective view of a curtain in a fully opened state according to a second modified example.
FIG. 33 is a perspective view of the curtain in a state in which the third modified example starts to open.
FIG. 34 is a perspective view of a curtain according to a third modification.
FIG. 35 is a perspective view of a hook continuum in an extended state according to a fourth modification.
FIG. 36 is a perspective view of a hook continuum in a state where folding according to a fourth modification is started;
FIG. 37 is a perspective view of a hook continuum in a fully folded state according to a fourth modification.
FIG. 38 is a perspective view of a curtain showing a third embodiment.
FIG. 39 is a perspective view of a curtain according to a first modification.
FIG. 40 is a perspective view of the main part of the right edge of the left curtain fabric according to the first modification.
FIG. 41 is a perspective view of essential parts of the left edge of the right curtain fabric of the first modification.
42 is a perspective view of a right guide protrusion of the first modification. FIG.
FIG. 43 is a perspective view of the left guide protrusion of the first modification.
FIG. 44 is a perspective view of a curtain according to a second modified example.
FIG. 45 is a perspective view of a pole connector of a second modification.
FIG. 46 is a perspective view of a pole connector of a third modification.
FIG. 47 is a perspective view of a pole connector of a fourth modified example.
FIG. 48 is a perspective view of a pole connector of a fifth modification example.
FIG. 49 is a perspective view of a curtain showing a fourth embodiment.
FIG. 50 is a partial perspective view of a pole according to a fourth embodiment.
FIG. 51 is a perspective view of a curtain according to a first modification.
52 is a partial perspective view of a pole according to a first modified example. FIG.
[Explanation of symbols]
2 Curtain
4 Curtain fabric
6 Hook
8 Paul
10 Hook body
12 Hook
14 Suspension part
16 Stopper
18 Hook receiving part
20 Weight code

Claims (2)

  A flexible curtain material is processed so as to have a continuous corrugated shape that alternately swells in an arc shape on each side in the width direction in a plan view, and a hook for hanging the curtain fabric is provided. In view, both side portions are provided on each side in the width direction so as to swell in a circular arc shape in opposite directions, with a plurality of the hooks juxtaposed in the longitudinal direction, and adjacent hooks facing each other in the longitudinal direction. Each end of the direction is pivotally connected by a hinge to form a continuous corrugated hook continuum, which is continuous with the upper edges of the two curtain fabrics formed in the continuous corrugated shape, respectively. A hook continuous body formed in a corrugated shape is attached, and the curtain fabric is stabilized in a corrugated shape that alternately swells in an arc shape on each side in the width direction in plan view, and attached to the curtain fabric on the right side. The hook continuous body is provided with a left guide protrusion on the hook body facing the left end in the left-right direction, the hook continuous body attached to the left curtain fabric is provided with a right guide protrusion on the hook body facing the right end in the left-right direction, A curtain characterized in that the left guide protrusion and the right guide protrusion are provided so as to bend in opposite directions.   A flexible material curtain fabric is processed so as to have a continuous wave shape that swells in an arc shape alternately on each side in the width direction in plan view, and a plurality of eyelets in the left-right direction etc. on the upper portion of the curtain fabric. The curtain fabric is provided by being arranged in an interval and alternately inserting poles from each side in the width direction of the curtain fabric to a plurality of pigeons of the two curtain fabrics formed in the continuous corrugated shape. In a plan view, the corrugated shape that alternately swells in the shape of an arc on each side in the width direction is stabilized, and the left and right troughs of the right curtain fabric and the left and right crests of the left curtain fabric are inclined. It is arranged so as to be overlapped substantially in parallel, and a left guide protrusion is attached to the upper left edge of the right curtain fabric, and a right guide protrusion is attached to the upper right edge of the left curtain fabric, and the left guide Curtain, characterized in that the body and the right side guide protruding member is provided is protruded so as to curve in opposite directions.

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