JPS5911666Y2 - Curtain mounting hook - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a curtain attachment hook used when attaching a curtain to a curtain rail.

Conventionally, when hanging curtains, there is a method in which the curtain rail is exposed in front and the curtain fabric is placed under the rail as shown in Figure 1, and a method in which the curtain rail is covered with curtain fabric as shown in Figure 2. As shown in FIG. 3, the hook portion of the curtain rail is placed above the hook portion of the curtain rail, or as shown in FIG. 4, placed slightly below the hook portion of the curtain rail.

In addition, ready-made curtains are usually equipped with mounting hooks on one side, so if the method of mounting the curtains and the type of hook are different, especially if the curtain rail is attached to the ceiling, the curtains cannot be used. , has the disadvantage that the mounting hook must be replaced.

The present invention has been made in view of this point, and the lower end of the straight part of the curtain mounting hook for insertion into the curtain fabric is bent upward with the lower end facing forward, and the upper end of the straight part is bent upward. It is bent downward in the lateral direction near the straight part to form one locking part to the curtain runner, and further bent continuously from above to below towards the front near the center of the straight part. By bending a steel wire of an appropriate thickness into a shape that embodies the other locking part, it is possible to expose the curtain rail to the front and position the curtain fabric under the rail. To provide a curtain mounting hook which can also be used to cover a curtain rail and can be manufactured easily at low cost.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention shown in the drawings will be described in detail.

Figures 5 to 7 show one implementation of the curtain mounting hook according to the present invention, and the mounting hook has a diameter of approximately 15 m.
m steel wire is continuously bent, and the bending state is as follows: First, the lower end 2 of the straight part 1 for inserting the curtain fabric is directed upward in a hairpin shape. It is bent and inclined approximately 5 degrees to the left side, and then bent downward to the right in the vicinity of the upper end 3 of the straight part 1 in a hairpin shape to form one locking part 4 for the curtain runner,
Furthermore, the other locking portion 5 is bent continuously from above to below toward the front near the center of the linear portion 1.
The tip part 6 is bent leftward and backward so as to come into contact with the bent part of the lower end 2 of the straight part 1, and the tip part 6 is bent in the leftward direction and rearward direction so as to come into contact with the bent part of the lower end 2 of the straight part 1. Due to its elasticity, the shape returns to its original shape when a force is applied to expand the space between the upper end 3 of the straight part 1 for inserting curtain fabric and one of the locking parts 4 to the curtain runner. being intimidated.

Further, even when a force is applied to expand the space between the lower end 2 and the tip 6 of the linear portion 1, the linear portion 1 is elastically shaped so as to return to its original shape.

To use the curtain mounting hook of the present invention, first widen the space between the upper end 3 of the straight part 1 for inserting the curtain fabric and one of the locking parts 4 to the curtain runner. When inserting the straight part 1 into the curtain fabric, then exposing the curtain rail and positioning the curtain fabric under the curtain rail to hang it, insert the straight part 1 into the curtain rail 7 as shown in FIG. The tip 6 is attached to the hanging ring 9 of the curtain runner 8, and the tip 6 is attached to the lower end 2 of the straight portion 1.
Insert it while applying force to expand the gap between the two and lock one of the locking portions 4 shaped upward, and also cover the ten rail with curtain fabric like when attached to a ceiling. In this case, as shown in FIG. 9, the tip 6 is attached to the hanging ring 9 of the curtain runner 8 fitted to the curtain rail 7, and the space between the lower end 2 of the linear part 1 and the tip 6 is widened. It is inserted while applying a force so as to lock the other locking part 5 formed in the center.

The curtain mounting hook according to the present invention has a structure in which the bending directions of one locking part 4 and the other locking part 5 are perpendicular to each other, so that the curtain rail can be mounted as shown in FIG. When exposing the curtain fabric and hanging it under the curtain rail, the bending direction of the locking part 5 is parallel to the curtain fabric, so there is no problem in appearance or use due to the locking part 5. When hanging the curtain rail so as to cover it with curtain fabric as shown in FIG.
The curtains do not come into contact with the curtain rails, so the curtains can be opened and closed smoothly.

As mentioned above, the curtain mounting hook according to the present invention can be hung in either of two ways: when the curtain rail is exposed in front and the curtain fabric is positioned below the rail, and when the curtain fabric is covered with the curtain rail. It goes without saying that the above method can be used without any problems, and in particular, since it is constructed by simply bending a steel wire of an appropriate thickness, it has various effects such as being inexpensive and suitable for mass production.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIGS. 1 and 2 are partial perspective views showing how the curtain is installed, FIGS. 3 and 4 are side views showing conventional curtain installation hooks, and FIGS. 5 through 9 are views of the curtain of the present invention. Fig. 5 is a left side view, Fig. 6 is a front view, Fig. 7 is a right side view, and Figs. 8 and 9 are perspective views showing the state of use. It is. 1... linear part, 2... lower end part, 3.
...Top end, 4, 5...Locking part, 6...
...Tip, 7...Curtain rail, 8.
...Curtain runner, 9...Hanging ring.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The lower end portion 2 of the linear portion 1 is bent forward and upward for insertion into the curtain fabric.
It is bent laterally and downward in the vicinity of the upper end part 3 to form one locking part 4 to the curtain runner, and further in the vicinity of the center part of the straight part 1, it is bent downward from above towards the front. The curtain mounting hook is characterized in that a steel wire of an appropriate thickness is newly bent into a shape that is continuously bent to form the other locking part 5.