JPS60256416A - Pleats curtain - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial applications The present invention relates to curtains hung on the windows of buildings or on stages.

Conventional technology For example, a folded curtain called a Roman shade has a plurality of gathering bands attached to one side and extending in the gathering direction, and a drawstring is connected to the upper suspension seam of the curtain along each of these gathering bands. comprising loops spaced at regular intervals for guiding and a guiding device for guiding and fixing the different drawstrings along the curtain upper suspension seam and to the side edges of the seam; There is.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention In the conventional folding curtains of the above-mentioned type, the guide device for guiding and correcting the drawstring is hung on a hanging rail.
The suspension seam at the top of the curtain is also attached to this. The folded curtains are removably attached to this hanging rail and can be removed for washing.

However, this washing requires troublesome operations. This is because when removing the curtain, each drawstring must be pulled out from the guide device separately, and when hanging the curtains again after washing, these drawstrings are unraveled and passed through the respective guide devices. It has to be fixed.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A principal object of the invention is to facilitate the removal and reinstallation of such folded curtains.

This object is achieved according to the invention by attaching the above-mentioned guiding device to the surface of this curtain itself, which has gathering bands.

According to the present invention, the drawstring of the curtain can be left in the guiding device, so that even a person who has experience with folding and folding curtains can easily reinstall the curtain.

The guide device must be suspended in the upper curtain suspension seam close to the suspension rail, so as to avoid lateral deformation of the upper curtain band when the drawstring is operated.

Other suspension devices can also be used instead of the suspension rail.

The guiding device is preferably a ring or a loop.

The ring can be an elastic open ring and can be placed directly on the ring.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the guiding device is arranged on the support band of the curtain. This support band can be sewn to the curtain or permanently attached using glue and heat and pressure.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The accompanying drawing schematically shows an embodiment of a pleated curtain of the type commonly referred to as a Roman shade.

This Roman shade has, for example, a rectangular flexible curtain material 10. The curtain fabric can be constructed from a fabric, a suitable foil or a covered fabric.

On one side of the curtain fabric 10, preferably on the window side, there are three gathering bands 12 parallel to each other and spaced apart.
is the provision. These gathering bands 12 extend in the direction of gathering movement (in the illustrated case vertically).

Each collection band has loops 14 arranged at a distance from each other in a known manner.

A drawstring 16 is guided through these loops 14.

The curtain material 10 is a hanging L/- which is appropriately supported on the wall.
18 is removably attached at its upper suspension seam 20. This upper suspension seam 20 is guided through a guide device 22 in the form of a drawstring halo. This guide device 22 is located at the upper bulge seam 20 on the extension of the gathering band.

The three gathered bands 12 are provided with three loops 22. Each separate drawstring 16 is passed through the loop associated with the corresponding suspension band and through all loops to its right (in the drawing). All three drawstrings 16 are thus passed through the last loop at the right end of the upper suspension seam 20 and then brought together for manipulation.

In the illustrated embodiment, the loop 22 is disposed on a support band 24. This support band 24 is attached to the upper suspension seam 20, for example by gluing, in such a way that the distance between the lower end of the suspension rail 18 and the support band is minimized. This means that when this Roman shade is attached to a hanging rail, loop 2
It is ensured that the part of the curtain fabric carrying 2 is not pulled diagonally to the side when the drawstrings 1 and 6 are actuated.

For washing, the curtain fabric 10 is pulled out only from the hanging rail 18. This is, for example, Velcro (Velcro)
cro) This can be done by loosening the strip fanner. It is not necessary to remove or thread the drawstring.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawing is a front view of a curtain embodying the present invention. 10-・Curtain fabric, 12.6 Miscellaneous band, 14・
・Loop, 16... Drawstring, 18... Hanging rail, 20
・o Dobe suspension seam 22--loop, 24@
o Support band.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A plurality of gathering bands (12) attached to one side of the curtain fabric (10) and extending in the direction of the gathering movement.
) and regularly spaced loops (14) to guide the drawstring (16) along each gathering band to the suspension seam (20) at the top of the car f;
a guiding device (22) for guiding and fixing different drawstrings along said curtain upper suspension seam to its side edges;
A pleated curtain for use in windows, stages, etc., characterized in that the guide device (22) is attached to the surface of the curtain fabric (10) on which the gathering band (12) is provided. 2. The folded curtain according to claim 1, wherein the guide device (22) for the drawstring (16) is formed of a ring or a loop. 3. In the pleated curtain according to claim 1, the guide device for the drawstring is provided on the support band (24), and this support band is attached to the upper suspension seam of the curtain fabric (10). Folding curtains are characterized by: 4. A pleated curtain according to claim 3, characterized in that the support band (24) is sewn to the upper suspension seam. 5. The pleated curtain according to claim 3, characterized in that the support band (24) is glued to the curtain fabric (10) by a hot iron pressing method.