JPH0132937Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] Conventionally, when hanging curtains, folds are made in the curtains, hooks are inserted into these folds, and the hooks are hooked to runners that are attached to the curtain rail in advance. The runners and hooks were constructed separately, so there was a risk of losing the hooks when replacing the curtains.
Furthermore, since the runner and the hook are constructed as separate members, the manufacturing process is time-consuming and tends to be expensive.

This invention was devised from this perspective,
The hook and runner are integrally molded from synthetic resin such as plastic that has the hardness to engage and slide on the curtain rail, eliminating the risk of losing one of the hooks and runners, and reducing the manufacturing cost because they are integrally molded. It is an object of the present invention to provide a curtain device which is extremely inexpensive, and which can be easily attached to and removed from a curtain, and easily attached to a curtain rail.

Now, an example of the implementation of the present invention will be explained in detail with reference to the drawings.The curtain rail 1 is fitted into the groove 2 of the curtain rail 1, and is slidable along the guide piece 3 bent inwardly on both sides at the lower end. Sliding part 4 configured in a shape
A runner part 6 is formed by protruding from a neck part 5 that is wide enough to fit loosely between each guide piece 3, and the runner part 6 has a hardness that allows it to engage and slide on the curtain rail 1. It is made of synthetic resin such as plastic. The sliding part 4 may have any shape as long as it meets its purpose, but in FIG. In addition, in FIG. 2, bar-shaped sliding parts 4b are provided protruding from both sides of the neck part 5, and the sliding parts 4b
is formed so as to be able to freely slide within the groove 2 along each guide piece 3 of the curtain rail 1.

A hanging piece 8 bent approximately perpendicularly is connected to one end edge of the upper piece 7 using the same material as the runner part 6,
One end of a hanging piece 10 for hanging on the curtain 9 is fixed to the outer central upper end of the hanging piece 8, and the other end is free so that it can be bent freely. A hook portion 13 is formed by drilling holes 11 and 12 into which the hook portion 10 is inserted and hooked from the free end side, respectively, and the upper piece 7 of the hook portion 13 is connected to the neck portion 5 of the runner portion 6. The runner part 6 and the hook part 13 are connected and fixed at the lower part to form a curtain hanger main body 14. Preferably, a large number of uneven portions 15 are provided on the outside of the locking piece 10 and brought into close contact with the lower edges of the locking holes 11 and 12, so that the locking piece 10 can be securely locked. Recommended.

The curtain 9 has a fold part 1 in order to hang the hanging piece 10 of the hook part 13 of the curtain hanger main body 14.
A plurality of sewn parts 19 are formed by sewing the upper and lower parts of the hooks 6 to each other, leaving a plurality of hook sockets 18 for inserting the hook pieces 10 at the joints 17 thereof. When the curtain 9 is hung from above, the curtain hanger main body 14 in the state shown in FIG. 18 into a predetermined hook socket 18, and as shown in FIG. By pulling out the piece 12 inward, the uneven part 15 of the hanging piece 10 comes into close contact with the lower edge of the hanging hole 12, and the hanging piece 10 is securely hung in the hanging hole 12, and the curtain 9 is hung. It is possible. When the curtain 9 is hung horizontally, the free end of the hanging piece 10 is inserted into the upper hanging hole 11 and pulled out inward as shown in FIG. 4a.
Thereafter, the free end of the hook 10 is inserted into a predetermined hook socket 18 as shown in FIG. 4b, and the sewn part 19 located below the hook socket 18 is wound up as shown in FIG. When the free end of the latch piece 10 is pulled out from the lower latch hole 12 by turning, the latch piece 10
are securely hooked to the hook holes 12, allowing the curtain 9 to be hung. In addition, at this time, the hanging piece 8
Since the latching piece 10 is first inserted into the upper latching hole 11 and then into the lower latching hole 12, the upper piece 7 and the hanging piece 8 are approximately Figure 4 shows the case of horizontal suspension while maintaining the right angle condition.
As shown in FIGS. 5 and 7, the upper piece 7 and the hanging piece 8 form an obtuse angle.

Curtain hanger main body 14 configured as described above
When installing the curtain rail 1 for single opening, there is a stopper 20 on one end of the curtain rail 1 for hanging one end of the curtain 9 to secure the curtain 9, and a stopper 20 on the other end of the curtain rail 1. In each case, a stopper 20 for stopping the movement of the runner section 6 must be fixed. Further, when the curtain hanger main body 14 is attached to the curtain rail 1 for double-opening, the stopper 20 for fixing the curtain 9 may be fixed to each end of the curtain rail 1 by hooking one end of the curtain 9 to each end. This stopper 20 is a box-shaped base plate 21 having a width that allows it to fit and slide into the groove 2 of the curtain rail 1.
A bent piece 23 is provided by bending one side surface toward the top leaving a gap 22 into which at least the sliding part 4 of the runner part 6 can fit, and the bent piece 23 and the bottom plate 2 are provided.
A screw hole 25 is formed through each of the guide pieces 4, and a screw 27 having a head 26 having a diameter larger than the distance between the guide pieces 3 can be screwed into the screw hole 25.

To explain the operation of the present invention, the curtain hanger main body 14 is attached to the curtain 9 using the curtain rail 1, that is, when the curtain is hung from above as shown in Fig. 6, and when it is hung horizontally as shown in Fig. 7. When the curtain 9 is attached to the hook part 13,
Hang on. In the case of one-sided opening, the sliding part 4 of the curtain hanger body 14 located at one end is fitted into the gap 22 of the stopper 20, and the end of the curtain rail 1 is fitted into the groove 2. After that, the sliding parts 4 of the other curtain hanger main bodies 14 are fitted into the groove parts 2 of the curtain rail 1 one after another, and the stoppers 20 are fitted.
When the stopper 20 is slid to one end edge of the curtain rail 1 and screwed in with the screw 27, the head 26, which has a diameter larger than the interval between the guide pieces 3, comes into close contact with each guide piece 3, and the stopper 20 is fixed. . By fixing only the stopper 20 into which the curtain hanger body 14 is not fitted to the other end of the curtain rail 1, the curtain 9 can be used as a single-opening curtain.

Further, in the case of a double-hung curtain, the stopper 20 into which the curtain hanger main body 14 is fitted may be fixed only to both ends of the curtain rail 1 in the same manner as described above.

Note that the curtain 9 can also be attached to the curtain rails 1 located above and below as shown in FIG. 8 in the manner described above.

As described above, the present invention includes a sliding part 4 made of synthetic resin having a width that can be fitted into the groove part 2 of the curtain rail 1, and a neck part 5 that is provided with a width that can be loosely fitted into each guide piece 3 of the curtain rail 1. A hanging piece 8 bent at a substantially right angle is connected to one end edge of the upper piece 7 and made of the same synthetic resin as the runner part 6 to form a runner part 6. A latching device that fixes one end of a latching piece 10 having a large number of concavo-convex portions 15 on the outside at its upper end, leaving the other end free, and latching the latching pieces 10 to the upper and lower parts of a hanging piece 8, respectively. holes 11 and 12 are formed to form a hook portion 13;
The upper piece 7 of the hook part 13 and the neck part 5 of the runner part 6 are fixed together to form the curtain hanger main body 14, while the curtain 9 is provided with a pleat part 16, and the gap between the hanging pieces 10 is formed at the seam 17. Leaving a plurality of hook sockets 18 for insertion, the top and bottom are sewn together to form a plurality of sewn parts 19, and then the curtain hanger main body 14 is sewn together.
Since the stopper 20 is fixed to the edge of the curtain rail 1, the stopper 20 has a gap 22 into which the sliding part 4 can be inserted and is slidable within the groove 2. Therefore, the runner part 6 and the hook part 13 can be molded in one piece, and there is no need to lose powder on just one side as in the past, and since they are made of the same material, it does not take much time to manufacture, so it can be provided at a low cost. Curtain hanger body 1
4 is easy to install, and the curtain 9 can be hung above or horizontally, and even if a curtain rail 9 is provided below, it can also be hung from the lower part, which has many advantages. There is something.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the main body of the curtain hanging device, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the main body of the curtain hanging device, and Fig. 3 is a state of attachment to the curtain when the main body of the curtain hanging device is hung from above. Perspective view showing 4th
The figure is a perspective view showing how the curtain hanging device is attached to the curtain when the main body is hung horizontally. Figure 5 is an exploded perspective view showing how the stopper and the curtain hanging device are attached to the curtain rail as horizontal hanging. The figure is a perspective view showing the state in which the main body of the curtain hanging device is attached to the curtain rail as hanging from above, FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the state in which the main body of the curtain hanging device is attached to the curtain rail as hanging horizontally, and FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which the curtain hanging tool main body is attached to the curtain rail. In the figure, 1 is a curtain rail, 2 is a groove part, 3 is a guide piece, 5 is a neck part, 6 is a runner part, 7 is an upper piece, 8 is a hanging piece, 10 is a hanging piece, 11 and 12 are hanging holes, 13 is a hook part, 14 is a curtain hanger main body, 15 is an uneven part, 16 is a fold part, 17 is a seam,
18 is a hook socket, 19 is a sewing part, 20 is a stopper, and 22 is a gap part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A sliding part 4 made of synthetic resin and having a width that can be fitted into the groove part 2 of the curtain rail 1 is fixed onto a neck part 5 that has a width that can be loosely fitted between each guide piece 3 of the curtain rail 1 to form a runner part 6. A hanging piece 8 bent approximately perpendicularly is connected to one end edge of the upper piece 7 using the same synthetic resin as the runner part 6, and a large number of hanging pieces 8 are formed on the outside at the upper end of the outside center of the hanging piece 8. One end of the latching piece 10 provided with the uneven portion 15 is fixed and the other end is left free, and latching holes 11 and 12 are bored in the upper and lower parts of the hanging piece 8, respectively, for latching the latching pieces 10. The upper piece 7 of the hook part 13 and the neck part 5 of the runner part 6 are fixed together to form a curtain hanger main body 14, while the curtain 9 is provided with a fold part 16, Attachment piece 1 to seam 17
Leaving a plurality of hook receptacles 18 for insertion of 0, the upper and lower parts are sewn together to form a plurality of sewn parts 19, and a gap 22 into which the sliding part 4 of the curtain hanger main body 14 can be fitted. A curtain device comprising a stopper 20 formed to be slidable in a groove 2 and fixed to an edge of a curtain rail 1.