JPS6016229Y2 - Curtain rail integrated stile door - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to the structure of an opening provided with a curtain rail.

The openings are equipped with glass shoji screens, glass doors, and curtains, accordion curtains, blind curtains, etc.

Its purpose is to adjust the amount of outside light, keep warm, block the line of sight, and partition rooms, while it is also used for decoration, and is attached to the opening frame or building frame by fixing rails, etc. .

However, if construction is carried out on the opening frame or building frame, it will have to be done on-site, requiring cash, man-hours, and a large number of construction steps.

This idea aims to solve the above problems while retaining the function of curtains, by integrating rails and top decorations into the upper stile of shoji screens, doors, etc., or the upper stile and lower stile. The device is equipped with closing members at both ends of the upper decoration, and is suitable for single-swinging doors, double-swinging doors, and single-sliding doors.

An embodiment of this invention for a door will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an external view of the door, and FIG. 2 is an internal view of the door.

The door A is a single-swinging door, and can be opened and closed by holding a handle 1 or a handle 2 and rotating it around a hinge 3.

The door is closed by installing a double high watertight device between it and the opening frame 4, and is made up of an upper stile 5, a lower stile 6, hard frames 7 and 8, and a back frame 9.
The hard frames 7 and 8 are joined by the frame and the glass 1
1.12 is installed.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 1.

A rail 14 is integrally provided on the inner member 13 of the upper stile 5 of the door.

The rail 14 is a groove that opens downward at the lower middle of the cross section and widens inside, and the upper surfaces on both sides of the lower part serve as transfer surfaces for the rollers of the runners 15 of the curtain, into which a plurality of runners 15 are inserted. A hanger 16 pivotally connected to the shaft of the roller of the runner 15 is lowered through the opening.

Reference numeral 17 denotes a top decoration that covers the curtain rail and is integrated with the inner member 13 of the upper stile and the rail 14, which is open downward between the inner member 13 of the upper stile and its lower edge.

The curtain 18 is secured to a ring of the hanger 16 via a hanger 19.

The rail 14 can also be a horizontally suspended rail in this embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along the line CC in FIG. 3.

At both ends of the rail 14, a locking tool 21 for the curtain 18 that closes the space between the inside of the top decoration 17 and the inner member 13 of the upper stile is driven into one end, and a closing tool 22 is driven into the other end.

Usually, the locking tool 21 is placed on the side of the door where the hinge 3 is located, and a locking fitting 23 is fixed to the rigid frame 8 on the same side of the inside of the door as shown in FIG. .

A hook 24 is embedded and fixed in the locking tool 21, and the hanger 19 at the end of the curtain 18 on the side to be fixed is engaged to prevent movement.

FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 1.

A rail 26 is integrally attached to the inner member 25 of the lower stile 6.

The rail 26 faces the rail 14 and is parallel to the rail 14 vertically below the rail 14, and has a cross section that is a groove that opens upward and widens inside.

The rail 26 is for supporting the lower end of the accordion curtain and may not be necessary for regular curtains.

The rail 26 has an upper decoration 1 as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG.
A lower decoration may be provided upward in symmetry with 7.

The lower stile 6 connects an outer member 27 and an inner member 25 with an appropriate number of spacing blocks 28 at the lower part thereof, and a machine screw 29 at the upper part, and the lower end is open between the outer member 27 and the inner member 25. A hollow chamber a is formed.

FIG. 7 is a front view of the lower stile 6 seen from the inside.

An appropriate number of ventilation holes 31 are provided at the upper part of the lower stile inner member 25, and guide grooves 32, 32 attached to the inner member 25 are provided.
``Vent hole 3 of approximately the same size and the same spacing as ventilation hole 31''
3 is slidably inserted, and the operating handle 35 is passed through the elongated hole 36 of the lower stile inner member 25 and screwed into the adjustment plate 34 from the indoor side.

The space between the lower end of the outer member 27 of the door and the lower frame 37 of the opening frame 4 is open.

Since the ventilation system is configured in the lower stile 6 in this way, when the handle 35 is operated to align the ventilation hole 33 of the adjustment plate 34 with the ventilation hole 31 of the lower stile inner member 25, the outside air will flow to the lower end of the door. It enters the hollow chamber a of the lower stile 6 upward through the gap with the lower frame 37 and enters the room through the ventilation holes 33 and 31.

The amount of ventilation can be adjusted by changing the position of the adjustment plate 34.

Therefore, the ventilation function of conventional curtains, which normally performs ventilation only by opening the door and closing the curtain, is performed by this ventilation device.

According to this ventilation device, rainwater does not enter and the curtains do not get wet as in the conventional case.

As mentioned above, according to the curtain rail integrated stile door of this invention, the curtain rail is integrated with the door,
There is no on-site construction of curtain rails, so there are fewer steps and the construction period is shorter.

The curtain, its attached fittings, etc., and door can be supplied as a set.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an external view of the door according to the embodiment of this invention, Fig. 2 is an internal view, Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in Fig. 1, and Fig. 4 is a 3-3
5 is a left side view of FIG. 4, FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along B-B of FIG. 1, and FIG. 7 is a front view seen from inside the lower stile. A... Door, 1, 2... Handle, 3...
...Hinge, 4...Opening frame, 5...
Upper stile, 6... lower stile, 7, 8... solid stile,
9...Middle bone, 11.12...Glass, 1
3...Inner member, 14...Rail, 1
5...Runner, 16...Hanging tool, 17
... Top decoration, 18 ... Curtain, 19
... Hanger, 21 ... Locking tool, 23
...Mounting bracket, 24...Hook, 25
...Inner member, 26...Rail, 27
...Outer member, 28...Block, 2
9...Machine screw, 31...Vent hole, 32
, 32'... Guide groove, 33... Ventilation hole, 34... Ventilation adjustment plate, 35... Operation handle, 36... Long hole, 37... lower frame,
a...Hollow chamber.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. Curtain rails and curtain rails integrated with the inner members of the upper stile such as opening doors and shoji screens so that the space between the lower edge and the inner member of the upper stile is opened downward. A curtain rail integrated stile door, in which a top decoration is provided on the top decoration, and a member is fitted into the curtain rail at both ends of the top decoration to close a gap between the top decoration curtain rail side and the inner member of the upper stile. 2. Curtain rail integrated stile door as set forth in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, in which a rail is provided integrally with the inner member of the lower stile of the opening door, shoji, etc.