JPH08946Y2 - Yokonami fold curtain - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a curtain for decorating a window side without opening sideways.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Curtains that do not open laterally include roman shades that can be raised and lowered to open and close vertically, and curtains that are simply hung. In this type of curtain, Roman Roman shade, a horizontal rod is attached to the bottom of each partition that is divided into several stages above and below the curtain material and forms a rectangle. The curtain fabric is folded up and down in the central part to allow side folds.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention] When a Roman shade with a horizontal rod is lifted and opened, the horizontal folds that can be folded over the window are flat because the curtain fabric is simply folded. It is not a beautiful decoration on the window, and unlike a clean window frame or window glass, it rather has a dull appearance of cloth and spoils the aesthetics of the whole window, so a method such as covering with a curtain box etc. is adopted. . Therefore, the present invention enhances the aesthetics of the state where the curtains to which the horizontal rods are attached are folded between the horizontal rods,
Its purpose is to be able to substitute itself as a decorative material for decorating the window or a front decorative material for a curtain box.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems] Curtain 1 according to the present invention
9 is (a) folds in the width direction along the boundary 12 that divides the curtain material 11 into a plurality of upper and lower tiers, and the curtain material 11 hangs in the width direction between the upper and lower boundaries, and folds toward the upper and lower boundaries. Wrinkles 13 are formed between the upper and lower boundaries,
(B) A horizontal rod 14 is attached along those boundaries 12, and the base 15 of the fold wrinkle 13 is held by the horizontal rod 14, and (c) a connecting member 16 is provided between the upper and lower horizontal rods 14.
The distance h between the upper and lower horizontal rods 14 is shorter than the length (A, B, C, ...) Between the upper and lower boundaries of the curtain material, and the distance between the upper and lower boundaries 12 is The curtain of
Between the upper and lower horizontal rods 14, there is a hump in the height direction, and the upper and lower horizontal rods 14 are raised and bent to form a bent corner portion 17 thereof.
Form a lateral fold 18 continuing in the width direction.

The bent corner portion 17 hangs down due to the weight of the curtain material and becomes a base portion 22 of the lateral fold (the horizontal rod 1).
Since it covers the surface of 4), the side surface of the curtain 19 is formed by the lateral folds 1 formed by the upper and lower bent corner portions 17.
A fold pattern in which 8 are arranged in parallel is formed.

The intervals a, b, c between the upper and lower lateral folds 18,
d, e ... are made constant (k) (a = b = c = d = e
= ... = k), in order to make the lateral fold pattern beautiful and balanced, if the interval (h) between the upper and lower horizontal rods 14 connected to each other is made constant, as shown in FIG. The length A between the boundaries of the first stage of the curtain material 11 following the upper edge 23 of the curtain is 2 kh, and the length B of the second stage is B.
Becomes 4k-3h = 2 (2k-h) -h, the length C in the third stage becomes 6k-5h = 3 (2k-h) -2h, and 8k-7h = 4 (2k in the fourth stage. -H) -3h,
In the fifth stage, 10k-9h = 5 (2k-h) -4h, and thus in the nth stage, n (2k-h)-(n
-1) h.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 6, when the distance h is set to zero and the upper and lower horizontal rods 14 are bundled together by the connecting member 16, the length N between the upper and lower boundaries of the n-th stage is calculated. , N times the length A of the first stage (N≈n × A). Therefore, in consideration of this, the distances a, b between the upper and lower lateral folds 18,
In order to draw a horizontal fold pattern beautifully by aligning c, d, e ... at a constant (k), the length C between the upper and lower boundaries 12 of the curtain material 11 is set to be between the upper and lower boundaries. It is essential that the length is longer than the length B.

When the vertical gap h is set to zero as shown in FIG. 6, the bundled horizontal rods 14 are further tightly bound with a stopper 26, and a hook 27 such as a hook is attached to the stopper 26. On the other hand, while attaching, hook members 28 corresponding to male and female are also attached to the upper edge 23, and the hook members 27 and 28 are engaged to form the upper edge 2
When 3 and the boundary 12 are connected and integrated, they can be easily attached to a curtain box or the like. In the figure, 29 is an interlining that reinforces the upper edge 23.

A bag-shaped insertion tube 20 for inserting the horizontal rod 14 along the boundary 12 is formed in the curtain material 11, and the horizontal rod 14 can be inserted and attached to the insertion tube 20.
In that case, the insertion tube 20 can be compressed along the inserted horizontal rod 14 in the longitudinal direction of the horizontal rod 14 and the curtain material 11 can be wrinkled together with the insertion tube 20 to form the folds 13. Of course, the folds 13 can be formed by attaching the folds 21 to the curtain material 11 at regular intervals L along the boundary 12.
A binding cord may be attached to each of the folds 21, and the horizontal rod 14 may be attached to the curtain material 11 by the binding cord.

The curtain 19 having the fold pattern in this manner can be used as a hanging curtain or a warm curtain simply by hanging it, or as a front decoration material 25 for a curtain box 24 as shown in FIG. Also, the length of the connecting member 16 is lengthened to increase the distance (h) between the upper and lower horizontal rods, and a guide ring is attached to the horizontal rod 14 to pass an elevating cord and tie it to the lowermost horizontal rod. By doing so, it can also be used as a Roman shade to pull up and down the lifting cord. When the curtain 19 is used as a Roman shade, the upper and lower horizontal rods do not come into close contact with each other when the lifting cord is pulled and lifted,
In order to keep the distance (h) between them constant, pass an elevating cord between the upper and lower horizontal rods through a pipe of a length corresponding to the distance, and the vertical cord is obstructed by the pipe. It's a good idea not to stick the rods.

[0011]

[Effect of the Invention] In the present invention, the lateral folds 1 of the curtain 19 are
The curtain material 11 forming 8 folds in the lengthwise direction of the lateral folds 18, and the folds 13 are formed in the longitudinal direction at the base 22 of the lateral folds 18. The part 17 is finely bent on the front and back, and as a result, the lateral folds 18
As the folds on the front and back become like, the horizontal folds 18 appear as if the petals of paper flowers were arranged in the width direction, which gives a novel curtain 19 with horizontal folds arranged in parallel. .

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a curtain material according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a wrinkled curtain fabric according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a curtain according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a wrinkled curtain fabric according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a side view of the curtain according to the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a curtain according to the present invention attached to a curtain box on a window.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a main part of the curtain according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 11 Curtain Land 12 Boundary 13 Fold Wrinkle 14 Side Bar 15 Base 16 Connection Material 17 Bending Corner 18 Side Fold 19 Curtain 20 Insertion Cylinder 21 Folding Mountain 22 Base 23 Upper Edge 24 Curtain Box 25 Preceding Material 26 Stopping Material 27 Hook Material 28 Hook material 29 Interlining

Claims (5)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. (a) The curtain material 11 is folded in the width direction along a boundary 12 that divides the curtain material 11 into a plurality of upper and lower sections, and the curtain material 11 is dangling in the width direction between the upper and lower boundaries. The facing folds 13 are formed between the upper and lower boundaries, and (b) horizontal rods 14 are attached along the boundaries 12, and the bases 15 of the folds 13 are attached by the horizontal rods 14.
(C) The upper and lower horizontal rods 14 are connected to the connecting member 16, and the distance h between the upper and lower horizontal rods 14 is the length between the upper and lower boundaries of the curtain material ( A), B, C, ...), and the curtain material between the upper and lower borders 12 overlaps in the height direction between the upper and lower horizontal rods 14 and between the upper and lower horizontal rods 14. The transverse corrugated curtain which is characterized in that it is raised and bent and the bent corner portion 17 forms a lateral fold 18 continuing in the width direction. 2. The length C between the upper and lower boundaries 12 of the curtain material 11 according to claim 1 is longer than the length B between the upper and lower boundaries of the upper stage. The curtain with a pleat of transverse waves according to claim 1. 3. The curtain material 11 according to claim 1 above.
However, the bag-shaped insertion tube 2 into which the horizontal rod 14 is inserted along the boundary 12
No. 0 is formed, and the horizontal rod 14 is attached to the insertion tube 20.
The transversal pleated curtain according to claim 1, wherein the curtain is inserted and attached. 4. The transverse wave according to claim 1, wherein the folds 13 described in claim 1 are formed by attaching folds 21 at constant intervals L along the boundary 12. Folding curtain. 5. The fold wrinkle 13 according to claim 1 is arranged such that the inserted insertion tube 20 is laterally moved along the horizontal rod 14 inserted into the insertion tube 20 attached along the boundary 12 of the curtain material 11. The transverse corrugated curtain according to claim 1, which is formed by being compressed in the length direction of the rod 14.