KR200302955Y1 - Supporting racket for the Roman shade curtain rail - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a support bracket for the Roman shade type curtain rail. The curtain rail support bracket is fixed at an appropriate position on the ceiling, and the rail body is simply contacted with handle portions formed on both sides of the support bracket. Pushing up the rail body aims to provide a means for firmly mounting the bracket and rail body.

To this end, the elastic members 5 and 5a, the locking jaws 12 and 12a and the handles 6 and 6a of the same shape are formed on both sides of the lower part of the racket body 2, and the handles 6 and 6a are inclined surfaces. The upper and lower grooves 23 and 23a of the rail body 22 are in contact with the handles 6 and 6a so as to push up the rail body 22 upwards. By tightly fitting to 23a), the racket body 2 is comprised so that the rail body 22 can be firmly supported.

By the above configuration, the rail body is brought into contact with and pushed up to the handle portion formed on the lower portion of the racket body, and the assembly is simply completed.

Description

Supporting racket for the Roman shade curtain rail {omitted}

The present invention relates to a support bracket for mounting a roman shade curtain in a simpler way. More specifically, the ceiling includes a roll screen, a roman shade or a vertical blind, which is pulled up to the top and laid down. In the case of mounting on a curtain rail, the support racket is fixed to an appropriate position on the ceiling, and the curtain rail supports a bracket for supporting the curtain rail so that it can be easily mounted by pushing the inner side of the support bracket.

In the conventional curtain rail support bracket, it is very difficult to insert the curtain rail body into the bracket because the handle portion having the inclined surface is formed only on one side, and in particular, the curtain mounting position is a narrow space between the window wall and the ceiling. Difficult

The present invention is to solve the conventional problems such that the locking step and the handle portion formed on both sides of the curtain rail support sub-racket to make a proper inclination so that the curtain rail is simply fixed by pushing the curtain rail into the support sub-racket. It is to provide a buckle for supporting the Roman shaded curtain rail.

1 is a perspective view of a roman shaded curtain.

Figure 2 is a perspective view of a state in which the support bracket and curtain rail of the present invention is tightly fitted.

Figure 3 is a perspective view of the support bracket for the subject innovation.

Figure 4 is a separate state of the support bracket rack body and rail body of the present invention.

Figure 5 is a cross-sectional state embodiment of the support bracket for the present invention.

Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

Bracket Body: 2 Elastic Part: 5, 5a

Handle: 6, 6a Threshold: 12, 12a

Bore: 15 Rail Body: 22

Home: 23 Curtains: 30

Adjuster: 32 Ceiling: 35

Screws: 36

The present invention to achieve the proper inclination of both sides of the support bracket for solving the above problems, described in detail the configuration and operation of the present invention by the accompanying drawings as follows.

1 is a perspective view of a roman shade curtain having an adjuster 32 and a curtain 30 on one side of the rail body 22.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a state in which the support bracket and curtain rail of the present invention are tightly fitted, and the grooves 23 and 23 formed on both upper sides of the rail body 22 are provided on both inner sides of the racket body 2. The formed locking jaws 12 and 12a are tightly inserted to form holes 15 in the upper center of the racket body 2 and elastic parts 5 and 5a so as to smoothly elastically act on both sides about the holes 15. ) And handles 6 and 6a and locking jaws 12 and 12a having appropriate inclined surfaces so as to facilitate assembly and separation at both ends of the racket body 2.

Figure 3 is a perspective view of the support bracket for the present invention, the hole 15 is formed in the upper portion of the support racket body (2) and the elastic portion (5, 5a) formed in the same shape on both sides of the racket body (2) ), The handles 6 and 6a and the locking jaws 12 and 12a are integrally formed, and in particular, the handles having the same type of locking jaws 12 and 12a and inclined surfaces on both lower sides of the racket body 2. It is convenient to insert the curtain rail body 22 when assembling by forming 6 and 6a.

Figure 4 is a separate state of the support racket body and rail body of the present invention, the same type of elastic portion (5, 5a), the locking jaw (12, 12a) and the handle (6) on both sides of the lower portion of the racket body (2) , 6a) and the bumping jaw 12 and 12a are formed in the form of protrusions that protrude sharply so as to fit tightly into the grooves 23 and 23a formed on both sides of the rail body 2, The handles 6 and 6a are formed to form an inclined surface so that the upper grooves 23 and 23a of the rail body 22 are in contact with the handles 6 and 6a to push up the rail body 22 to the upper side so that the locking jaw ( Since the 12 and 12a are tightly fitted in the grooves 23 and 23a, the racket body 2 supports the rail body 22 firmly.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of an exemplary embodiment of the support bracket for the present invention, and the support bracket for fixing the support racket body 2 at an appropriate position of the ceiling 35 near the window in which the curtain is to be installed is mounted on the upper part of the racket body 2. After fixing with screws 36 through the formed holes 15, the grooves 23, 23a of the handles 6, 6a and the grooves of the rail body 22, which are inclined surfaces on both sides of the lower part of the racket body 2, respectively. When the rail body 22 is pushed upward to allow the parts to come into contact with each other, the elastic members 5 and 5a formed on both sides of the racket body 2 may be unfolded, thereby causing both sides of the rail body 22 to extend. The locking projections 12 and 12a formed on both sides of the racket body 2 are tightly inserted into the grooves 23 and 23a formed in the grooves 23 and 23a to support the rail body 22.

In addition, the characteristic part of the present invention is a handle (6, 6a) formed on both ends of the support bracket rack body 2, by forming the handle (6, 6a) having an inclined surface at the bottom to the front and back Not only does it need to be distinguished, it is not only convenient to install, but also when the rail body 22 is inserted into the bracket body 2, the rail body 22 is brought into contact with the handles 6 and 6a to unilaterally push the assembly. This is configured to complete.

The bushing body (2) is processed by pressing a thin steel plate of 0.4mm to 0.8mm by heat treatment process to form an excellent elasticity of the racket body (2) and the support bracket for the roll screen, roman shade, vertical It is very convenient to use as a bracket for supporting such a blind.

The upper part of the rail body 22 to which the curtain bracket 30 is fixed by fixing the support racket body 2 to the inner ceiling 35 of the window on which the curtain 30 is to be mounted with screws 36. Contact the lower handles 6, 6a of the support racket body 2, and then push up the rail body 22 upwards so as to attach it to the grooves 23, 23a formed in the upper part of the rail body 22. The locking jaws 12 and 12a formed on the inner lower part of the racket body 2 are assembled by being tightly fitted. On the other hand, when disassembling, the one side of the two handles 6 and 6a is pushed up to raise the racket body 2. And the rail body 22 is operated to be separated.

When the Roman shade-type curtain rail body is mounted as described above, the rail body is contacted and pushed up to the handle portion formed at the lower part of the racket body to complete the assembly, and thus has a very convenient effect when mounting the curtain rail body.

Claims (1)

The hole 15 is formed in the center of the bracket body 2 and the bracket body 2, and the elastic parts 5 and 5a and the handles 6 and 6a are formed on both sides of the bracket body 2, respectively. In the support racket for forming the locking jaw (12, 12a) on both inner sides of the racket body (2), the handle having a locking surface (12, 12a) and the inclined surface of the same type on both sides of the racket body (2) By forming the 6 and 6a, the rail body 22 is brought into contact with the handles 6 and 6a formed on both sides of the lower part of the racket body 2, and the rail body 22 is pushed up so that the groove of the rail body 22 is formed. Supporting bracket of the Roman shade type curtain rail, characterized in that the locking jaw (12, 12a) is inserted into the (23, 23a) tightly fixed to secure the rail body (22).