JPS60153829A - Receiver stand for cleaning blind - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a curved pedestal for facilitating cleaning of horizontal blinds.

Traditionally, many blinds have been used on the windows of buildings such as offices, hospitals, and residences.

However, if these blinds are exposed to heat, dirt will become noticeable due to the build-up of cigarette tar and flakes.

Particularly when used on the windows of a residential kitchen, the amount of dirt and grime caused by the use of oil during cooking is considerable.

Conventionally, such blinds are cleaned by dusting or lightly wiping them with a cloth, but in this case, the vertical opening/closing threads and lifting threads get in the way, making it difficult to remove dirt sufficiently.

If the dirt is especially heavy, you can wipe it vigorously with miscellaneous work, or remove the blind itself and place it on a horizontal floor with the blades closed, spray water on it with a hose, apply detergent, etc., or wash it with a brush. The blades are made of ultra-thin aluminum and curved, which causes them to shift laterally and become distorted or bent.

Furthermore, in order to compensate for the above-mentioned drawbacks, it is possible to consider a method in which the cutting blades of the opening/closing thread and the lifting thread are separated, washed one by one, and reassembled with new thread after cleaning is completed.

This method is extremely time consuming.

The present invention was invented to eliminate this drawback, and is a cleaning pedestal that can be used with the blind main body removed.

This can be explained with a drawing... Figure 2. The blades of the blind are curved when placed on a pedestal with a surface shape as shown in A-1, 2 and B-1, 2. I made sure that they were in close contact with each other.

In this case, the shape of the pedestal is similar to that of the same blade TI.

Currently, six types of blades [1] are commonly used: 15, 18, 25, 35° and 50 mm.

In addition, attach a rising edge as shown in Figure 3 (A) to I'lJ4 on either the left or right side, and attach the rising edge as shown in Figure 2 A-i to the opposite corner.
When using the pedestal, the blade of the blind is fixed by using a presser edge with the same surface shape as the contrasting type A-2.

Also, the length of the blind blade is usually 1 cm]
Since it is made of wood, you can either attach convex surfaces in advance at 1 cm intervals that are the same as the width of the pedestal and fix it in place, or you can attach grooves at the same intervals and use a parting board to match the width. You can also insert it into this groove and fix it.

If you fix the blind blades on both sides using the method described above, the blind blades will not warp or bend even if you wash them vigorously with a cleaning tool such as a brush, and you will be able to easily remove dirt.

If the surface of the pedestal is made of a non-slip material such as rubber or latex, and the surface is roughened, it will improve adhesion and further increase work efficiency.

Figure 3, ■ shows a workbench with a plate-shaped pedestal.

In this case, the working angle of the plate surface should be adjustable.

■ indicates a workbench with a circular rotating pedestal.

In this case, set the blind fixture in place.

■C shows a workbench with a belt conveyor type cradle.

This allows you to clean many blinds at once.

Incidentally, the cleaning work using a brush or the like can be carried out directly by two workers by hand, or in the case of large-volume work, it can be automated by using a motor microcomputer or the like.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1: A perspective view of a typical horizontal blind. Figure 2: Vertical sectional view of the cleaning pedestal.゛ FIG. 3: A perspective view of a workbench incorporating a cleaning pedestal. Patent applicant Kaoru Matsumoto

Claims (1)

[Claims] A curved cleaning pedestal that can accommodate the opening and closing angle of the blade surface of horizontal blinds.