JPH07303559A - Curtain with tuck on rear surface - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent a curtain from out of order or its tucks from being rubbed with the rail, ensure smooth opening/closing operations, and improve the indoor side appearance of the curtain by juxtaposing tucks on the curtain in its rear surface top part. CONSTITUTION:A plurality of tucks T'1, T'2... are formed on the rear surface (the side facing the window) of a curtain X' in its top part and are arranged as mating with flare bottoms B'1, B'2... in the hem part of curtain X' on its front surface. The middle parts Q of these tucks are arranged as mating with the flare crests A'1. When the curtain X' is drawn to one side, the crests A'1 and bottoms B'1 of the flare make variation in coordination, and there is no risk of disturbing adjacent flare section. Curtain hooks are installed in the parts with tucks, and the curtain is hung in such a way that this mounting surface is facing the window. This ensures that the curtain X' is opened and closed smoothly.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a curtain having a back surface provided with a tack.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, window curtains have generally been provided with a tack on the inside of the room as a surface, and at that time, the ridge of the tack is projected forward. A curtain hook is attached to the back of the tuck to hang the curtain. Therefore, with the curtain expanded,
The mountain part of the tuck protrudes inside the room, and the valley part between the tuck and the tuck forms a flare that is recessed toward the back, that is, the window side. However, when the curtain is opened and pulled to one side, the valley between the tacks and the tacks is obstructed by the curtain rails on the back side, so it comes out on the front side, that is, inside the room, It will compete with the tack part that is traveling on the front side, and it will appear on the side opposite to the valley part at the bottom of the curtain, resulting in a remarkably unnatural shape.

That is, the conventional curtain (X) shown in FIG.
Is crimped so that its protrusions (M ₁ ), (M ₂ ) ... of the tacks (T ₁ ), (T ₂ ) ... come out on the front side [inside the room] Provided, Tuck (T ₁ ), Tuck
Valleys (V ₁ ), (V ₂ ) ... Are formed between (T ₂ ) ... When the curtain (X) is expanded, the curtain (X)
The upper tuck (T ₁ ) and flare peaks at the hem (A ₁ ),
And the valley (V ₁ ) above the curtain (X) and the valley (B ₁ ) of the flare at the skirt are harmonized to form a flare. However, when the curtain (X) is pulled to one side, the upper tack (T ₁ )
The flare peaks (A ₁ ) at the hem and hem are not particularly inconvenient, but the upper valleys (V ₁ ) are obstructed by the curtain rail (R) [see Fig. 3] behind the curtain (X). I could not bulge on the back side, I traveled to the section (v ₁ ) indicated by the temporary line on the surface, and the valley (B ₁ ) of the flare at the hem of the curtain (X) was a temporary line. In order to further deepen the valley to the point (b ₁ ) shown in ( ₃ ), these points (v ₁ ) and (b ₁ ) change in completely opposite directions, and the shape is remarkably disturbed.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION According to the present invention, the inside of the room of the above-mentioned conventional curtain is used as a surface, and a tack is provided on the surface, so that the curtain is unnaturally disturbed when it is opened. To improve the shape,
By attaching a tack to the upper back of the curtain,
The purpose of the present invention is to form a mountain-shaped fold in the valley portion on the front side of the conventional curtain, to eliminate the disturbance of the curtain and to smoothly open and close the curtain.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems] A curtain characterized in that a tack is provided on an upper rear surface thereof, and a tack is provided on an upper rear surface of the curtain, and a curtain hook is attached to the tack portion, and the surface is attached to a window side in a room. The curtain is characterized in that it is hung toward

[0006]

According to the present invention, by tacking the upper part of the back surface of the curtain, a mountain-shaped fold is formed in the valley portion on the front side of the conventional curtain, and when the curtain is opened, the curtain becomes unnatural. It eliminates the irregular shape. In addition, the height of the tuck folds on the back side of the curtain creates a gap between the curtain rail and the curtain, and the part between the tuck can move smoothly without rubbing against the curtain rail. As a result, the opening and closing work can be performed smoothly both when the curtain is expanded and when it is opened.

[0007]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In FIG. 1, a tack (T ' ₁ ) is provided on the back side [window side] of the curtain (X') at the upper part of the curtain (X ') of the present invention.
(T ' ₂ ) ... is provided, and this is opposed to the flare valleys (B' ₁ ), (B ' ₂ ) ... at the hem of the front curtain (X'), and the tack (T ' ₁ ) And the tuck (T ' ₂ ) middle part (Q)
Is the flare peak on the front hem of the curtain (X ')
It forms the same flare as (A ' ₁ ). Now, when this curtain (X ') is pulled to one side, the flare peaks (A' ₁ ) at the skirt of the curtain (X ') and the flare valleys (B' ₁ ) at the hem change in harmony. Do not disturb adjacent flares. That is, the points (v ' ₁ ) and (b' ₁ ) shown in the figure move in the same direction. In Figure 2, the curtain (X ')
It shows the tack (T ' ₁ ) provided on the back side of the
Insert the curtain hook (F) insert (f) into the sac (e) formed at the fold height (h) of (T ' ₁ ).

FIG. 3 shows a state where the curtain hook (F) is hooked on the runner (r) of the curtain rail (R),
In the figure, the fold height (h) of the tacks (T ' ₁ ) and (T' ₂ ) on the back side of the curtain (X ') creates a gap between the curtain rail (R) and the curtain (X'). , The middle part (Q) of the tacks (T ' ₁ ) and (T' ₂ ) can move very smoothly without rubbing against the curtain rail (R). In this way, the opening and closing work is performed smoothly both when the curtain (X ') is expanded and when it is opened. Fig. 4 shows the basic shape and modification of the shape of the tack (T ' ₁ ) provided on the back side of the curtain (X'). Fig. 4 (a) shows the basic shape and Fig. 4 (b) shows the amount of tuck picking. This is an increased example.
In this way, by increasing the amount of tuck picking, the amplitude of flare peaks and valleys can be increased.

[0009]

As described above, according to the present invention, since the conventional curtain is provided with the tack on the surface which becomes the interior of the room, the curtain becomes unnaturally disturbed when opened. By attaching a tack to the upper part of the back of the curtain, a mountain-shaped fold is formed in the valley part on the front side of the conventional curtain, and when opening this, the curtain has an unnaturally disordered shape. To eliminate. In addition, the height of the tuck folds on the back side of the curtain makes a space between the curtain rail and the curtain, and the part between the tuck can move smoothly without rubbing against the rail. As a result, the opening and closing work can be performed extremely smoothly when the curtain is expanded and when it is opened. Further, since the tack is provided on the back surface of the curtain, the visual feeling from the inside of the room becomes preferable.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory view of a suspended state of a curtain according to the present invention as viewed from the inside of a room.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a state in which a curtain hook is attached in the curtain of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the relationship between the curtain and the curtain rail of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an embodiment of the curtain of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of a state in which a conventional curtain is hung, as viewed from the indoor side.

[Explanation of symbols]

(X ') Curtain (T' ₁ ), (T ' ₂ ) Tack (A' ₁ ) Flare peak at hem (B ' ₁ ) Flare valley at hem (F) Curtain hook (R) Curtain Rail (r) runner

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A curtain characterized in that a tack is provided on an upper portion of a back surface thereof. 2. A curtain characterized in that a tack is attached to an upper portion of a back surface of the curtain, a curtain hook is attached to the tack portion, and the surface is hung toward a window side in a room.