JPH0515813Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to an improvement of a curtain stopping device for fixing and stopping the front end of a curtain to a curtain rail at an appropriate position.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, as a curtain stop device, the one shown in Fig. 5 is known.
issue). In this device, a rod body 22 is inserted into a tube body 21 so as to be freely raised and lowered, and this rod body 22 is inserted into an internal spring 23.
The rod body 22 is biased upward to make the upper end protrude from the tube body 21, and a string 24 is attached to the rod body 22 so that it can be freely pulled down from below, and the tube body 21 is provided with arms 25 protruding from both sides. Hanging tools 26 attached to the arms 25 are configured to be able to be suspended from a hanging ring 28 of a runner 27.

Therefore, this device has two runners 27, 2
7, and the hanging tools 26 on both sides of the pipe body 21 are hung from the respective hanging rings 28 to attach it to the curtain rail 29. Then, the hanging metal fitting 3 at the top of the curtain C is attached to the locking part at the tip of the arm 25 of the pipe body 21.
0 so that the curtain C can be pulled. Normally, the rod 22 protrudes upward from the tube 21, and its tip is pressed against the lower surface of the curtain rail 29 and is fixed to the curtain rail 29. While pulling down the string 24, attach it to the curtain rail 29.
When pulled along, the rod 22 is pulled down and the tube 21 can be moved together with the curtain C. When the string 24 is released, the rod 22 rises again due to the spring force, and its upper end projects upward from the tube 21 and comes into pressure contact with the lower surface of the curtain rail 29.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) The conventional curtain stop device described above has problems such as a relatively complicated structure and a time-consuming process for installation and removal.

Therefore, the present invention aims to provide a curtain stop device which is relatively simple in structure and inexpensive, and which is easy to install and remove, by solving the problems in the conventional curtain stop device. .

(Means for Solving the Problems) In the present invention, in order to solve the above problems, a curtain latching part 2a for latching the curtain C is provided at the upper part of the pipe body 2, and a vertical direction is provided in the lower facing part. A pair of elongated holes 2b are formed, and an engaging recess 2c is formed in the upper part of the elongated hole 2b in a direction perpendicular to the elongated hole 2b. A hanging rod 3 is inserted freely, a hook 6 is provided at the upper end of the hanging rod 3 to engage with a runner 27, and a spring 7 is inserted between the hanging rod 3 and the tube body 2 to hold the hanging rod 3. The lower part of the hanging rod 3 has a structure that biases the pipe body 2 in a downward direction.
A stopper 4 is provided in a protruding manner, and the stopper 4 is movably protruded from the elongated hole 2b of the tube body 2. The spring 7 is compressed to cause the suspension rod 3 to protrude from the upper end of the tube body 2. The structure is such that the stopper 4 can be engaged with the engagement recess 2c when rotated, and a drawstring 5 is connected to the tube body 2, so that the tube body 2 is connected to the suspension rod 3. The curtain stop device is constructed so that it can be relatively pulled down.

(Function) The curtain stop device of the present invention is installed on the curtain rail 2.
9, first compress the internal spring 7 to make the suspension rod 3 protrude from the upper end of the tube body 2, and then tighten the hook 6 of the tube body 2 with the stopper 4 engaged in the engagement recess 2c. It is hung on the hanging ring 28 of the runner 27. Next, the hanging rod 3 is rotated to remove the stopper 4 from the engagement recess 2c, thereby freeing the hanging rod 3 and the pipe body 2.
Then, the tube body 2 is relatively pushed up by the spring 7 and its upper end is pressed against the lower surface of the curtain rail 29. The curtain hanging part 2a of the pipe body 2 has a
The front end of the curtain C is locked so that the curtain C can be moved together with the pipe body 2. Then, while pulling down the drawstring 5, pull the curtain rail 2.
9, the pipe body 2 is pulled down and its upper end is separated from the curtain rail 29, and the curtain C
It moves along the curtain rail 29 while pulling. When the string 5 is released at a desired position, the tube body 2 rises to its original state due to the spring force and comes into pressure contact with the lower surface of the curtain rail 29, so that the curtain C can be stopped at a desired degree of opening. Therefore, for example, even if another adjacent curtain touches the curtain C when it is moved, or even if a window is opened and wind blows in, the curtain C will not move by itself.

(Embodiment) An embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 to 4.
In the illustrated embodiment, the curtain stop device 1 comprises:
A tube body 2, a suspension rod 3 provided within the tube body 2 so as to be able to rise and fall freely, and a stopper 4 for locking the tube body 2 to the suspension rod 3 in a state in which the tube body 2 is relatively pulled down.
and a string 5 for pulling down the tubular body 2.

The tube body 2 is provided with a pair of annular curtain hanging parts 2a at the top for holding the curtain hanging fittings 30, and a pair of longitudinal elongated holes 2b, 2b in the lower opposing part. ing. An engagement recess 2 in the direction perpendicular to the long hole 2b is provided at the upper part of the long hole 2b.
c is formed.

The hanging rod 3 is inserted into the tube body 2 so as to be relatively movable in the axial direction and rotatable. A hook 6 that engages with a hanging ring 28 of a runner 27 is pivotally attached to the upper end of the hanging rod 3. And the hanging rod 3 is
The spring 7 inserted between the tube body 2 and the tube body 2 is biased in a downward direction, and the collar 3a provided at the upper part is pressed against the stepped portion 2d formed at the inner middle part of the tube body 2. It is prevented from coming off by making contact with it. The upper end of the spring 7 is connected to the stepped portion 2d of the tube body 2,
Also, a spring receiving part 3b whose lower end is formed into a hanging rod 3
They are each locked in place.

The stopper 4 also serves as a knob 8 for operating the hanging rod 3 to push it up against the spring force. The knob 8 is formed by inserting both ends of a metal wire bent into a substantially C-shape into the lower end of the hanging rod 3 through the elongated hole 2b of the tube body 2 in the orthogonal direction so as to be rotatable. Then, as shown in FIG. 4, when the knob 8 is pulled up and the suspension rod 3 is rotated with the spring 7 compressed and the suspension rod 3 protruding from the upper end of the tube body 2, Both ends of the knob 8 fit into the engagement recess 2 of the tube body 2
c and works as a stopper 4.

The drawstring 5 connects the hook 6 of the hanging rod 3 to the runner 27.
This is for pulling down the pipe body 2 relative to the hanging rod 3 and moving it along the rail 29 when it is hung on the pipe body 2. It is connected to the lower end of the pipe body 2 and extends to a position where it is easy to operate. are doing.

When installing the curtain stop device of this embodiment on the curtain rail 29, as shown in FIG. The hanging rod 3 is made to protrude from the upper end, and is slightly rotated within the tube body 2, so that both ends of the knob 8, which is the stopper 4, are engaged with the engagement recess 2c. In this state, hook 6 of tube body 2
is hung on the hanging ring 28 of the runner 27 on the rail 29. Next, the hanging rod 3 is rotated to remove the knob 8 from the engagement recess 2c, thereby freeing the hanging rod 3 and the pipe body 2. Then, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the tube 2 is relatively pulled up by the spring 7 and its upper end is pressed against the lower surface of the curtain rail 29. And the curtain hanging part 2a of the pipe body 2
A hanging fitting 30 at the top of the curtain C is hung on the curtain C so that the curtain C can be moved together with the tube body 2. When the drawstring 5 is pulled downward and along the curtain rail 29, the pipe body 2 is pulled down and its upper end is separated from the curtain rail 29, and the curtain C is taken with it to the curtain rail 29.
move along. When the string 5 is released at a desired position, the tube body 2 rises to its original state due to the spring force and comes into pressure contact with the lower surface of the curtain rail 29, so that the curtain C can be stopped at a desired degree of opening. Therefore, even if the window is opened and wind blows in, the curtain C will not move on its own.

(Effects of the invention) As described above, in the present invention, the curtain hanging part 2 that locks the curtain C to the upper part of the pipe body 2
a, and a pair of longitudinal elongated holes 2b are formed in the lower facing portion, and an engaging recess 2c is formed in the upper part of the elongated hole 2b in a direction perpendicular to the elongated hole 2b,
A hanging rod 3 is inserted into the tube body 2 so as to be relatively movable in the axial direction and rotatable, and a hook 6 that engages with the runner 27 is provided at the upper end of the hanging rod 3. 2, a spring 7 is inserted between the suspension rod 3 and the tube body 2 to urge the suspension rod 3 in a downward direction, and a stopper 4 is provided protruding from the lower part of the suspension rod 3. The hanging rod 3 is made to protrude freely from the elongated hole 2b of the pipe body 2 and compress the spring 7.
The structure is such that when the hanging rod 3 is rotated in a state where it projects from the upper end of the tube body 2, the stopper 4 can be engaged with the engagement recess 2c. Since the curtain stop device is configured by connecting the string 5 and allowing the tube body 2 to be pulled down and lowered relative to the hanging rod 3, the structure is relatively simple and small, and it can be obtained at low cost and is easy to install and remove. This has the effect of providing a curtain stop device that is suitable for use.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a front view of the curtain stop device, Fig. 2 is a side view of the curtain stop device, and Fig. 3 is a front view of the curtain stop device before installation. , FIG. 4 is a front view of the curtain stop device with the hanging rod protruding before installation, and FIG. 5 is a front view of the conventional curtain stop device. 2...Pipe body, 2a...Curtain hanging part, 2
b...long hole, 2c...engaging recess, 3...hanging rod,
4... Stoppa, 5... String, 6... Hook, 7...
...Spring, 27...Runner, 28...Hanging ring, 29
...Rail, 30...Hanging fittings, C...Curtain.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] The upper part has a curtain latching part for securing the curtain, and the lower opposing part has a pair of longitudinal long holes. A tube body provided with an engagement recess, a spring inserted into the tube body so as to be relatively movable in the axial direction and rotational direction, having a hook at the upper end that engages with the runner, and inserted between the tube body. A suspension rod is biased in a downward direction relative to the tube body by a spring, and a suspension rod is provided at the bottom of the suspension rod and protrudes freely from the long hole of the tube body, and compresses a spring to lower the suspension rod. a stopper projecting from the upper end of the tube and capable of engaging with the engagement recess of the tube; and a puller connected to the tube for lowering the tube relative to the hanging rod. A curtain stopping device characterized by comprising a string.