JPH0317736Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is a hanging device for curtains, blinds, etc.
Specifically, by attaching or removing a hanging holder for blinds, lighting equipment, etc. as required to a box frame with or without a curtain rail, the box frame can be used as a mounting frame for blinds and lighting equipment. This relates to hanging devices for curtains, blinds, etc., and in particular, curtains, blinds, etc. that can easily and reliably attach and remove a hanging holder from a box frame, and that can be achieved with a simple structure. The purpose is to propose a suspension device for

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In addition, in this embodiment, the box frame is a curtain box frame, and an example is shown in which a hanging holder for a blind is attached to and detached from the curtain box frame. The holding holder may also be a hanging holder for a curtain rail, lighting equipment, etc.

In the figure, reference numeral 10 denotes a curtain box frame, and the curtain box frame 10 is constructed so that a blind hanging holder 20 can be attached thereto as required.

That is, the curtain box frame 10 is connected to the top plate 11.
It is a long member formed by hanging side plates 12, 12 from both sides of the top plate 11.
is formed, and a curtain rail 14 is formed on the lower surface. In addition, locking edges 15, 15 are formed on the inside of the side plates 12, 12 to face each other, and locking grooves 16, 16 for the box frame connecting fittings are formed on the outside, and furthermore, the lower end portions have an outwardly projecting edge. 17,
17 is formed. One piece 31 of a hanging bracket 30 bent into a U-shape or the like is locked in the locking groove 13 at intervals, and the other piece 32 of the hanging bracket 30 has a threaded groove hanging from the ceiling. It is fixed to a support bolt 40 with a nut 41. Further, the curtain box frame 10 is connected to another curtain box frame (not shown) having the same configuration along its longitudinal direction, but in this case, in particular, the abutting ends of the curtain rails 14 to be connected are If the curtains shift horizontally, vertically, etc., it will interfere with the sliding of the curtain, so in order to connect adjacent curtain box frames without causing such misalignment, it is necessary to lock the side plates 12, 12 of both curtain box frames. Each half of the connecting fitting 50 is locked in the grooves 16, 16 to prevent displacement. A ceiling plate 60 is engaged with the overhanging edge 17 at one lower end of the curtain box frame 10, and a wall body 70 is engaged with the other overhanging edge 17.
A picture frame 61 provided between the picture frame 6 and the picture frame 6 is engaged with each other.
1 is a sash 62 attached to a window opening of a wall 70
It is fixed with screws.

The curtain rail 14 of the curtain box frame 10 configured as described above can be slidably suspended by inserting a runner (not shown) attached to the curtain.

On the other hand, when it is necessary to attach a blind 80 instead of a curtain to the curtain box frame 10, a blind hanging holder 20 of the following configuration with a head box 81 attached inside the box frame 10 is attached. The blind 80 can be suspended as required. That is, as shown in FIG. 2a, the blind hanging holder 20 has slanted legs 22, 22 formed from both ends of the blind mounting base wall 21 in a diagonally downwardly expanding shape, and one side above the base wall 21. A protrusion 23 is formed at the offset position, and the inclined foot 22,
The width of the inclined legs 22, 22 from one end to the other end is within the upper part of the locking edges 15, 15 of the curtain box frame 10. The slanted legs 22, 22 are approximately equal in width, and have such elasticity that they can be bent inward by applying an external force and return to their original state by releasing the external force.

Note that the protrusion 23 does not necessarily have to be formed integrally with the base wall 21, and may have a structure in which an L-shaped member 23' is screwed to the base wall 21 as shown in FIG. 4, and in this case, Long hole 21 in base wall 21
By forming a, the screwing position of the L-shaped member 23' can be adjusted.

When attaching the blind 80 to the curtain box frame 10 via the hanging holder 20, the hanging holder 20 is fixed to the head box 81 of the horizontal blind using fixing means such as screws,
Push up the curtain box frame 10 from the lower opening 18 toward the top plate 11. At that time, the opening 1
The inner width of 8 is the sloped feet 22, 22 of the hanging holder 20.
Since the width of the inclined legs 22, 22 is smaller than the width of both ends of
engages with the end of the opening 18, but when the head box 81 is pushed up without worrying, the inclined legs 22, 22 bend inward due to the pushing up force, and slide inside the side plates 12, 12 of the curtain box frame 10. After moving and passing through the locking edges 15, 15, it expands to its original state and locks onto the locking edges 15, 15 in a resilient manner. At this time,
Since the protrusion 23 is located at one side, the curtain rail 14 does not get in the way.

After that, when the upward force of the head box 81 is stopped, the inclined foot 2 of the suspension holder 20
The ends of 2 and 22 engage with the locking edges 15 and 15, so that the headbox 81 is stably held within the curtain box frame 10.

Next, when it is necessary to remove the blind head box 81 installed in the above manner and install a curtain, the hanging holder 20 can be removed from the curtain box frame 10 in the following manner. In this case, a rod-shaped removal member 90 such as a screwdriver is inserted through the opening 18 of the curtain box frame 10, and its tip is attached to either of the inclined legs 22, 22 of the hanging holder 20, which is opened above the locking edges 15, 15. Push it in from one of the engagement openings 24. At this time, the hanging holder 20 is also pushed up, but the protrusion 23 at the top of the base wall 21 touches the curtain box frame 10.
Since the base wall 21 and the inclined legs 22, 22 are bent inward by the lever action of the pushing force of the removal member 90, the base wall 21 and the inclined legs 22, 22 are bent inward.
As a result, the distance between both ends of the inclined legs 22, 22 is narrower than the inner width between the side plates 12, 12, and the engagement with the locking edge 15 can be easily and reliably released. In this case as well, since the protrusion 23 is formed at a biased position, the lever action when pushing in the driver etc. 90 works effectively, and the inclined foot 23 can be pushed in with a small force.
2, 22 can be bent efficiently.

In this way, by combining the curtain box frame 10 with the hanging holder 20, it is possible to hang not only a curtain but also a blind or the like.

The hanging holder 20 is attached to the curtain box frame 1 by forming a vertical blind mounting part 25 at the lower part of the base wall 21 as shown in FIG.
0 can also be provided with a head rail 82 of a vertical blind 83. Furthermore, a lighting fixture can be attached to the curtain box frame 10 by fixing a bracket attached to the lighting fixture to the above-mentioned hanging holder. Of course, other items can also be suspended as required. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 4, the horizontal blind 8 is
0 head box 81 can also be installed.

Furthermore, the engagement opening 24 of the hanging holder 20 is not necessarily limited to the U-shaped notch formed in the center of the inclined legs 22, 22 as shown in FIG. The legs may be sandwiched, or the sides may have unevenness, or the inclined legs 2 may be formed as shown in c.
2 may be configured as a triangular, square, round, etc. hole in the center. In short, the engagement opening need only be formed so that it does not come off from the driver etc. when the driver etc. is forced into it. You may.

Furthermore, the curtain box frame is not necessarily limited to an integral structure. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the top plate 11 and the side plates 12, 12 are divided,
Mounting edges 11a, 11a hang down from both ends of the top plate 11, and engagement grooves 11b, 11b and locking edges 11c, 11c are formed at both upper and lower ends of the mounting edges 11a, 11a, while upper portions of the side plates 12, 12 Engagement protrusion 1
2a and 12b, and the engaging protrusion 12b is engaged with the locking edge 11c of the mounting edge 11a, and the engaging protrusion 12a is inserted into the engagement groove 1 of the mounting edge 11a.
The curtain box frame 10 may be constructed as a joint frame by inserting and locking the curtain box frame 10 into the curtain box frame 1b through the clips 19. In addition, clip 1
Reference numeral 9 includes a slip-off prevention piece 19a for the engagement protrusion 12a and a slip-off prevention piece 19b for the engagement groove 11b.

As explained in detail above, the present invention allows a hanging holder for blinds, lighting equipment, etc. to be detachably attached to a box frame such as a curtain box frame as required, so that the present invention can be used without removing the box frame at all. By attaching the hanging holder, blinds, lighting equipment, curtains, etc. can be attached to the box frame as required. Also,
Since the hanging holder is formed with an engaging opening, the hanging holder attached to the box frame can be easily and reliably removed using a simple jig such as a screwdriver. Moreover, since there is no special bending part extended to the lower end of the inclined foot for removal, there is no problem such as the bending part being scratched by the curtains, etc. inside the box frame.
Materials can be saved.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a cross-sectional view of a hanging device for curtains, blinds, etc. according to the present invention, Figures 2 a, b, and c are perspective views showing examples of hanging holders, and Figure 3 is an engagement opening of the hanging holder. This is a partially inclined view of another example of
FIG. 4 is a sectional view of another example of the curtain box frame. Code, 10...Curtain box frame, 11...
Top plate, 12... Side plate, 15... Locking edge, 20...
Hanging holder, 21... base wall, 22... inclined foot,
80...Blind.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A box frame with side plates hanging down from both sides of the top plate, locking edges formed on the inside of the side plates, and slanted feet provided diagonally outward from both sides of the base wall for suspending lighting equipment, blinds, etc. The inclined foot is resiliently locked to the locking edge of the box frame to suspend lighting equipment, blinds, etc. from the base wall, and the lower part of the inclined foot is provided with a hanging holder. A hanging device for curtains, blinds, etc., characterized in that an engaging opening for removing the holding holder is formed, and the engaging opening is opened at the upper part of the locking edge.