JPH057983Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Field of industrial application] The present invention relates to a bracket for mounting a curtain rail with an I-shaped cross section that can be bent freely. This relates to an improvement of the bracket that can be made with.

[Prior Art] There are two types of curtain rail brackets: one-touch type, which is fixed at the same time as the curtain rail is fitted, and two-touch type, which is fixed by hooking nails onto the curtain rail after fitting the curtain rail. One-touch type brackets are preferable for installing rigid curtain rails in the specified position from the beginning, but when using flexible curtain rails to divide a space appropriately, you can temporarily fix the curtain rails to separate spaces. Since various partition conditions are often considered, two-touch type brackets are often used.

However, with conventional two-touch type brackets, the claws are attached to the curtain rail fitted into the bracket body, and the claws are screwed to the bracket body.The curtain rail can be temporarily fixed by loosening the screws on the claws. Since the nails had been shifted, the nails had to be reattached and screwed in place when fixing the curtain rail.

[Problem that the invention aims to solve] When fixing a curtain rail that has been temporarily fixed to a bracket attached to a ceiling etc., it is not always easy to re-hook the nails and tighten the screws. It was requested that it be easily fixed.

The present invention was developed in response to the above request, and its purpose is to allow the claws that were previously removed from the curtain rail to be hung on the curtain rail with a single touch, so that the temporarily fixed curtain rail can be freely attached and detached. The object of the present invention is to provide a bracket that is once fixed.

[Means for solving the problem] In order to achieve the above object, the feature of the present invention is to provide a notch into which one side of the head 32 of the curtain rail 30 having an I-shaped cross section is fitted, as shown in FIG. 16, a bracket body 10 formed on both side plate parts 12, and a claw 20 that is slidably attached to the bracket body and grips the opposite side of the curtain rail head. Concave portions 33 are formed on both sides, and convex portions 17 and 25 that fit into the concave portions are provided on both side plate portions 12 of the bracket body 10 and the pawl portion 23 of the synthetic resin pawl 20, and the top plate portion of the bracket body 10 is attached to the pawl 20. 11, both side plate parts 12, and the bottom plate part 13. The insertion portion 22 is formed into a forked shape and has a protrusion 24 formed on the outer surface of the tip thereof, and the protrusion is fitted into the notch 16 of the both side plate portions 12 to prevent the claw 20 from falling off from the bracket body 10. desirable.

[Function] Recessed portion 3 on one side of head 32 of curtain rail 30
3, the curtain rail 30 is temporarily fixed in the same state as when in use, as shown in FIG. is located at a separate position unrelated to the head 32 of the curtain rail 30, so the curtain rail 30 can be easily temporarily fixed to the bracket main body 10, or conversely, the temporarily fixed curtain rail 30 can be removed.

When the claw 20 is pushed toward the curtain rail 30, the protrusion 25 of the claw 23 fits into the recess 33 on the opposite side of the curtain rail head 32, so that the curtain rail 30 is firmly fixed to the bracket.

[Example] The bracket of the present invention will be specifically described based on an example shown in the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, the curtain rail 30, which has an I-shaped cross section, is made of synthetic resin, and a band-shaped metal core 31 is inserted inside the curtain rail 30, so that it can be freely bent left and right. Its cross section is symmetrical vertically and horizontally, but the head 32 that protrudes vertically and horizontally from the central columnar part has its root cut out and has recesses 33 on the left and right.
is formed.

The bracket body 10 is made of a metal plate and has a top surface 11, both side surfaces 12, and a bottom surface 13. The top surface 11 has mounting holes 15 for fastening the bracket to a ceiling surface or the like with set screws 14.
The bracket body 10 has a bottom surface 13 formed between the end face opposite the convex portion 17 and the notch 16. The bracket body 10 has a bottom surface 13 formed between the end face opposite the convex portion 17 and the notch 16. The bracket body 10 has a bottom surface 13 formed between the end face opposite the convex portion 17 and the notch 16.

The claw 20 is made of highly elastic synthetic resin and consists of a vertical plate part 21, an insertion part 22 that projects horizontally from the top of the vertical board, and a claw part 23 that also projects horizontally from the bottom of the vertical board. . The insertion portion 22 is bifurcated and has a top surface 11 and both side portions 1 of the bracket body 10.
2 and 12 and the bottom portion 13 in a slidable manner. A protrusion 24 is formed on the outer surface of the tip of the guide plate part 22, and the protrusion fits into the notch 16 of the both side plate parts 12. The tip portion of the claw portion 23 is formed as a convex portion 25 that fits into the concave portion 33 of the head portion 32 of the curtain rail 30.

As shown in FIG. 2, when the bracket main body 10 is screwed to the ceiling, the claws 20 are attached to the bottom plate 13 and the protrusions 24 are hooked to both side panels 12, so there is no risk that the claws 20 will fall off from the main bracket 10. do not have. In this state, as shown by the chain line, when the head 32 of the curtain rail 30 is inserted into the notch 16 and fitted, the curtain rail 30 is inserted as shown in FIG.
0 is temporarily fixed to the bracket body 10. In this way, first, the curtain rail is temporarily fixed, and then the curtain rail is bent according to the installation condition in the room. Then, as shown by the arrow in FIG.
0 towards the temporarily fixed curtain rail 30 to fix the curtain rail 30. However, when the claw 20 is pushed towards the curtain rail 30, the insertion part 22 will be inserted above the bracket main body 10 as shown in FIG. The inner surface of the face plate portion 11 and the head portion 32 of the curtain rail 30
The convex part 25 of the claw part 23 is inserted between the upper surfaces, and after being elastically pushed down, it returns to its original position and presses the head part 3.
2, the head 32 is held in the recesses 33 on both sides, the bracket body 10, the protrusions 17 and 25 of the claws 20, and the guide plate portion 22 of the claws 20, and the curtain rail 30 is firmly held. Supported by a bracket.

[Effects of the invention] As mentioned above, the bracket of the invention temporarily fixes the curtain rail by fitting the convex part into the concave part of the head of the curtain rail, so it is the same as when using the curtain rail, regardless of the claws that fix the curtain rail. It is possible to temporarily fix the curtain rail in the current state or to remove the temporarily fixed curtain rail, and compared to the conventional method where a claw is pressed against the curtain rail with a spring, there is no need to force the spring to push back when removing the curtain rail. Therefore, it has an excellent effect of being extremely easy to operate.

In addition, the final fixing of the curtain rail is simply by pushing the claws toward the curtain rail, so compared to the conventional method in which the claws are tightened with screws, the operation is much easier, which is a special effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a bracket according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a side view of the bracket before the curtain rail is temporarily fastened, Fig. 3 is a side view of the bracket after the curtain rail is temporarily fastened, and Fig. 4 This is a side view of the bracket after the curtain rail is fixed. In the figure, numeral 10 is the bracket body, 11
12 is a side plate part, 13 is a bottom plate part,
16 is a notch, 17 is a projection, 20 is a claw, 21 is a vertical plate, 22 is an insertion part, 23 is a claw, 24 is a projection, 25 is a projection, 30 is a curtain rail, 32 is a head, 33 is a Each recess is shown.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1) A bracket body having a notch in both side plate portions into which one side of the head of a curtain rail having an I-shaped cross section fits, and a notch that is perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the curtain rail in the bracket body. A bracket consisting of a synthetic resin claw attached so as to be slidable in a direction, the head having recesses on both sides of its lower surface, and a recess on one side of the head of the both side plates on which the recess rests. A convex portion is formed to fit into the bracket body, and the claw includes a vertical plate portion and an insertion portion and a claw portion that project horizontally from the top and bottom of the vertical plate portion, and the insertion portion includes a top plate portion, both side plate portions, and a bottom plate portion of the bracket main body. 1. A bracket for a curtain rail having an I-shaped cross section, characterized in that the claw part has a convex part which is inserted into a gap surrounded by a part and which can engage with a concave part on the opposite side of the head part. 2) The I-shaped cross-sectional curtain according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, characterized in that the insertion part is formed in a forked shape, and protrusions that fit into the notches in both side panels are formed at both outer ends of the insertion part. rail bracket.