JPH0515812Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a curtain stopper, particularly a curtain stopper suitable for use in a shower room.

(Prior art) Conventionally, an annular ring made of synthetic resin with a partial opening was used to loosely fit into a curtain pipe installed horizontally in a window, shower room, etc., and an engagement recess was formed on one end of the annular ring. However, a curtain stopper is known in which the other end is provided with an engagement protrusion that engages with the engagement recess.

In addition, it is a synthetic resin annular ring with a partial opening that loosely engages with a curtain pipe installed horizontally in a window, shower room, etc., with an engagement recess formed at one end and an engagement recess at the other end. A curtain stopper is also known in which a protrusion having an engagement protrusion that engages with the engagement recess and an engagement hole is provided on the engagement hole, and a curtain can be fixed to the engagement hole via a hook. be.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) In the above-mentioned known method, it is necessary to use different curtain fasteners depending on whether the curtain is directly engaged with the curtain fasteners or whether the curtain is fastened via hooks. Ta.

(Means for Solving the Problem) Therefore, the present invention provides an annular ring 1 made of synthetic resin with a partial opening that loosely engages with a curtain pipe installed horizontally in a window, shower room, etc. An engagement recess 3 is formed at one end 2 side, and an engagement projection 5 and an engagement hole 8 for engagement are formed at the other end 4 so that only the large diameter portion 6 at the tip is inserted into the engagement recess 3. A piece 7 is provided, and a curtain 9 can be fixed directly to the engagement protrusion 5 and via a hook 11 to the engagement hole 8, thereby forming a curtain fastener.

(Example) An example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
1 is an annular ring made of synthetic resin with a part of its lower end opened, and 12 is an engagement hole 12 formed by the annular ring 1.

An engaging recess 3 like a dovetail groove is formed on one end 2 side of the annular ring 1. The engagement recess 3 engages with a large diameter portion 6 formed at the tip of a relatively long protruding engagement protrusion 5 provided on the other end 4 side of the annular ring 1. When the engagement protrusion 5 is brought into contact with the upper part of the mating recess 3 and inserted from above, the engagement protrusion 5 forms a ring with a curtain gap t.

A protruding piece 7 is formed at the lower part of the other end 4. An engagement hole 8 is formed in the protruding piece 7. Since the projecting piece 7 is relative, it may be formed on the one end 2 side.
In that case, it is sufficient to read one end of the scope of the utility model registration claim and the other end.

Reference numeral 9 denotes a curtain, 10 denotes an eyelet provided in the curtain 9, and 11 denotes a hook thereof.

(effect) Next, we will discuss the effect.

When fixing the curtain 9 using the hook 11, the annular ring 1 is fitted to the curtain pipe, and the diameter of the engagement protrusion 5 formed on the other end 4 is inserted into the engagement recess 3 formed on the one end 2 side. The hooks 11 of the curtain 9 may be attached to the engagement holes 8 of the projecting pieces 7 of each annular ring 1 by engaging the large portions 6.

In addition, when using the eyelet 10 of the curtain 9 to fasten the curtain 9, when engaging the large diameter portion 6 of the engagement protrusion 5 with the engagement recess 3, the eyelet 10 must be engaged with the engagement protrusion 5 in advance. Then, the large diameter portion 6 of the engagement protrusion 5 may be inserted into the engagement recess 3 and engaged.

(Effects) Conventionally, a synthetic resin annular ring with a partial opening that loosely engages with a curtain pipe installed horizontally in a window, shower room, etc. is used, and an engagement recess is formed on one end of the annular ring. A curtain stopper is known in which the other end is provided with an engagement protrusion that engages with the engagement recess. In addition, it is a synthetic resin annular ring with a partial opening that loosely engages with a curtain pipe installed horizontally in a window, shower room, etc., with an engagement recess formed at one end and an engagement recess at the other end. is provided with a protrusion having an engagement protrusion that engages with the engagement recess and an engagement hole for engagement,
Curtain fasteners are also known in which a curtain can be fastened to the engagement holes via hooks.

In the known method, it is necessary to use different curtain fasteners depending on whether the curtain is directly engaged with the curtain fasteners or whether the curtain is fastened via hooks.

However, the present invention is a synthetic resin annular ring 1 with a partial opening that loosely engages with a curtain pipe installed horizontally in a window, shower room, etc., and has an engaging recess 3 on one end 2 side. a protrusion 7 having an engagement protrusion 5 and an engagement hole 8 on the other end 4 of which only the large diameter portion 6 at the tip is inserted into and engaged with the engagement recess 3;
is provided, and the engagement protrusion 5 is directly connected to the engagement hole 8.
Since this is a curtain stopper that can fasten the curtain 9 via the hook 11, one curtain stopper can be used for both a curtain with eyelets and a curtain with hooks. This has the effect of freeing you from the complexity of having to prepare both for purchase as in the past.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view of the whole, Figure 2 is a right side view of the same,
Figure 3 is a plan view of the same, Figure 4 is a longitudinal sectional front view of the main part,
FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of installation. Explanation of symbols: 1...Annular ring, 2...One end,
3... Engaging recess, 4... Other end, 5... Engaging protrusion,
6...Large diameter portion, 7...Protrusion piece, 8...Engagement hole, 9...
...Curtain, 10...Eyelet, 11...Hook, 1
2...Engagement hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An annular ring 1 made of synthetic resin with a partial opening that loosely engages with a curtain pipe installed horizontally in a window, shower room, etc., with an engaging recess 3 formed at one end 2, and other parts. An engagement protrusion 5 into which only the large diameter portion 6 at the tip is inserted and engaged into the engagement recess 3 and a protrusion 7 having an engagement hole 8 are provided at the end 4, and the engagement protrusion 5 is directly connected to the engagement protrusion 5. A curtain stopper that allows a curtain 9 to be fixed to the engagement hole 8 via a hook 11.