JP6761794B2 - Curtain hanger - Google Patents

Description

In the present invention, when two curtains hung on one curtain rail are closed, the abutting ends are partially crossed to have an overlap to eliminate a gap not covered by the curtain, and the curtain is opened. It is a curtain hanger that can also fold the intersecting edges of the curtain when folded.

To make the overlap by intersecting the edge of the curtain when closing the two curtains suspended in one of the curtain rail, Ru required der intersection for runners the arm extends only desired width crossed curtain ..

Akira Mikai 53-14615 Akira Mikai 54-13514

The problem to be solved is that when two curtains are hung on one curtain rail and closed, there is a gap in the abutting portion of the curtain that the curtain does not cover. Also, when installing a cross runner to eliminate this gap, the width of the overlap of the curtain abutment is determined by the length of the arm of the cross runner, but if you try to increase the overlap, the arm becomes long and the tip of the curtain is folded. One-pitch folding is inadequate and spoils the aesthetics.

The present invention is an additional rail that can be attached to the runner attached to the curtain rail and hung side by side under the curtain rail, and the additional rail can swing around on a horizontal plane from the situation where it is hung by the runner. So the end of the curtain suspended on the add-on rail can come off from under the curtain rail and intersect with the end of the other curtain to create an overlap, and also along the add-on rail when the curtain is folded. The biggest feature is that the edge of the curtain slides to shorten the distance from the edge of the curtain to the second runner, and one pitch at the edge of the curtain is fully folded.

When two curtains are hung on one curtain rail, the curtain hanger of the present invention is attached to the runner at the position where the two curtains abut, and the tip of the curtain is hung on the curtain hanger. An overlap can be created at the butt portion of the curtain, and the end of the curtain suspended according to the present invention can be sufficiently folded when the curtain is folded.

Perspective view of an additional rail with a protruding part with an elongated hole and a part for adjusting the horizontal angle. Perspective view of an additional rail with a protrusion consisting of a rail and a runner and a part for adjusting the horizontal angle. A perspective view showing a state in which an additional rail is suspended from a pipe type curtain rail.

FIGS. 1 and 2 show a case where an additional rail is attached to a groove-shaped functional curtain rail. There is a part that comes into contact with the functional curtain rail opposite to the side where the curtain hook is hung, and since this part can be attached and detached and the mounting position can be moved up and down, the angle of the additional rail with respect to the horizontal can be adjusted. This removable part is sandwiched between the stopper attached to the add-on rail and the barb claw of the insertion part and fixed.
In FIG. 1, the add-on rail is attached to the loop on which the runner's curtain hook is hooked by a pin with a barb, and in FIG. 2, the runner's loop is hooked by the hook attached to the add-on rail.
Further, in FIG. 2, the part where the curtain hook is hung is composed of a rail and a runner attached to the rail, so that the curtain hook can move more smoothly. Furthermore, since this rail is curved and the protruding tip is eccentric in the direction away from the core of the curtain rail, it can be more easily crossed with the runner attached to the curtain rail and facing the additional rail. it can.
FIG. 3 shows a case where an additional rail is attached to a pipe type curtain rail. The detachable part that comes into contact with the curtain rail as described in Fig. 2 has an arc shape that is larger than the outer diameter of the pipe, preventing the side that hangs the curtain hook from hanging down and the additional rail swinging from becoming unnecessarily large. There is. Further, as with the additional rail shown in FIG. 2, the side on which the curtain hook is hung is composed of a rail and a runner attached to the rail, and this rail is curved and the protruding tip is eccentric in the direction away from the core of the curtain rail. ing.

1 Add-on rail 1a Add-on rail fixing pin 1b Runner attached to the add-on rail 2 Runner with the add-on rail attached 3 Curtain hook that hangs the end of the curtain 4 Curtain hook that hangs the end of the curtain 4 Angle adjustment part of the add-on rail 5 Curtain rail 6 Curtain hook Hung runner 7 The second curtain hook from the end of the curtain

Claims (1)

There is a part to be attached to the runner attached to the curtain rail, one side protrudes like a rod from the part to be attached to the runner, and there is a long hole for hooking the curtain hook on the protruding side, or the protruding side is said. In an additional rail composed of a rail different from the curtain rail and a runner attached to the other rail and having a hole for hooking the curtain hook, the rail contacts the curtain rail on the opposite side to the protruding side. A curtain hanger with a portion that adjusts the angle of the protruding side with respect to the horizontal.