KR200364480Y1 - Decorative shade for a video display - Google Patents

Abstract

Decorative shadows used for screened video displays include windows with openings for attachment to the video display in front of the screen on the video display, rolling devices mounted inside the window, and blinds wound around the rolling device to selectively cover the screen. It consists of. The window may be detachably mounted on the video display, or may be integrally formed on the video display. The blind is wound with a rolling device to open the screen, or unrolled from the rolling device to cover the screen. When the blinds cover the screen, decorative shadows protect the video screen from dust. Moreover, the window is in decorative form, and the picture on the blind mimics the artwork. Thus, the video display is transformed into an artistic ornament.

Description

Decorative shadows for video displays {DECORATIVE SHADE FOR A VIDEO DISPLAY}

The present invention relates to a decorative shadow used in a video display, and more particularly to a decorative shadow used in a video display, which can decorate the video display with an art picture.

Video displays are commonly used in homes and are used in computer monitors, televisions, and video game monitors. Therefore, the video display does not have any decorative pictures when not in use. Video displays tend to be thinner and evolve to larger sizes, and large plasma televisions and liquid crystal displays (LCDs) of 40 inches or larger are beginning to be manufactured and distributed. As such, video displays are visually occupying a high proportion for interior decoration, and the monotonous appearance of video displays is becoming a disadvantage of video displays. The shortcomings of such video displays are recognized as essential rather than choice for most consumers.

In addition, plasma televisions and liquid crystal displays are often suspended in high places, which makes them difficult to clean. In addition, the screen on the liquid crystal display can be soft and easily broken. Therefore, protective dust-aware devices should be used for large or pliable video displays such as plasma televisions or liquid crystal displays.

The present invention aims to provide decorative shadows for video displays, which can be protected from dust and at the same time provide artistic pictures.

It is a first object of the present invention to provide a decorative shadow for use in a video display, having an artistic picture for decorating the video display.

A second object of the present invention is to provide a decorative shadow for use in a video display, having the function of protecting from dust for the video display.

The advantages and advantages of the present invention are more apparent in the following description with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is an exploded perspective view of a first embodiment of a decorative shadow for use in a video display, in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a partial side view of the decorative shadow of FIG. 1 mounted to a video display. FIG.

FIG. 3 is an operational perspective view of the decorative shadow of FIG. 1 mounted to a liquid crystal display. FIG.

4 is an exploded perspective view of a second embodiment of a decorative shadow in which the blind moves in the transverse axis, in accordance with the present invention;

5 is a partial side view of a third embodiment of a decorative shadow in which the shadow is integrally formed in the video display case, in accordance with the present invention;

6 is a perspective view of a third embodiment of a decorative shadow formed on a liquid crystal display (LCD);

7 is an operational perspective view of a third embodiment of a decorative shadow having shrinked blinds.

8 is a perspective view of a living room with a video display with decorative shadows.

* Description of the main parts of the drawings

10: window 12: opening

14: flange 20: rolling device

22: Roller 24: Driver

30: blind 42: screen

Decorative shadows for video displays with screens consist of a window with an opening for mounting on a video display, a rolling device mounted on the inner side of the window, and a blind mounted on the roller. have. The window is detachably mounted or integrally formed on the video display.

1 and 2, a first embodiment of a decorative shadow according to the present invention consists of a window 10, a rolling device 20, and a blind 30.

The window 10 consists of a rectangular frame and consists of a front face (not shown), a rear face (not shown), a rectangular opening 12 and a flange 14. The front face of the window 10 is in a specific pattern, or in the form of an embossment such that the window 10 looks like a frame for a painting. The front face and the rear face have a common outer edge, the flange 14 is formed around the outer edge of the rear face and extends from the edge, the upper inner face (not shown), the lower inner face (Not shown), two side faces (not shown), two roller brackets (16) and two optional rails (18). When window 10 is mounted on video display 40, opening 12 is aligned with screen 42. The upper inner face has two ends (not shown). The roller brackets 16 are mounted at both ends of the upper inner face, respectively. One roller bracket 16 has a hole, which is aligned with the hole of the other roller bracket 16. The rails 18 are respectively mounted on two inner side faces and guide the blinds 30 as the blinds 30 move.

The rolling device 20 is composed of a roller 22 and a driver 24. The roller 22 has two ends that respectively pass through the holes of the roller bracket 16. Therefore, the roller 22 is suspended at the upper inner face of the window 10. The driver 24 is attached to one end to rotate the roller 22. The driver 24 can be driven either electrically or manually. Preferably, the driver 24 is electrically driven by remote control.

The blind 30 wound on the roller 22 has an attached end (not shown), a free end (not shown), two side edges (not shown), weight adjustment It consists of a weighted rod 32 and an outer side (not shown). A roller 22 is attached to the attachable end, and a roller 22 is wound at the free end so as not to cover the opening 12 of the window 10, or the roller 22 is wound to cover it. You won't lose. Since the roller 22 is rotated clockwise or counterclockwise by the driver 24, the blind 30 is wound or not wound on the roller 22 in order to selectively cover the screen 42 or not. Will not. The rod 32 is attached to the free end and constitutes two ends (not shown). The ends of the rods 32 extend beyond the side edges of the blinds 30, respectively, and are slidably mounted on the rails 18, respectively. The rod 32 pulls the blind 30 down and keeps the blind 30 flat. Since the outer surface of the blind 30 faces the opening 12, the window has a painting or a decorative picture when the blind 30 covers the screen 42. Look like that.

With reference to FIG. 3, a decorative shadow is attached to the video display 40 by compressing the rectangular flange 14 around the video display 40. When the use of the video display 40 is required, the screen 42 is exposed because the blind 30 is wound by the rolling device 20. When the video display 40 is not used, the blind 30 is not rolled up to cover and protect the screen 42. In addition, the blind 30 prevents dust from sitting on the video display 40. Patterns of the front face of the blind 30 transform the decorative shadow into a work of art. Thus, the decorative shadow simply turns the covered video display 40 into a decorative picture.

Referring to FIG. 4, the second embodiment of the decorative shadow according to the present invention includes a blind 30 moving horizontally in the window 10. The rolling device 20 is mounted on one inner face of the flange 14. Since gravity does not pull the blind 30 beyond the video display, the closure device 35 is mounted on the inner face of the flange 14 against the rolling device 20. The sealing device 35 consists of the same members, such as a rolling device 20 consisting of a roller (not shown) and a screwdriver (not shown), and additionally two cords, 352). The roller 22 has two ends (not shown). The cords 352 are attached at two ends between the roller and the weighted rod 32, or blind cloth, respectively, to keep the blind 30 flat.

Preferably, the closure device 35 and the rolling device 20 are operated simultaneously in the same direction of rotation to extend or deflate the blind 30.

5 to 7, a third embodiment of a decorative shadow according to the present invention includes a flange 14 'of a window 10' formed integrally with a video display. Other components in the third embodiment are the same as those in the first and second embodiments. Therefore, further description is omitted.

Referring to FIG. 8, a window 10 " of a decorative shadow attached to a large plasma television protects the television from dust sitting on the plasma television, while at the same time transforming the plasma television into a decorative picture.

Although the present invention has been described with reference to the preferred embodiments, as many other embodiments as possible can be practiced without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as described in the claims.

Claims (3)

A decorative shadow used for a video display with a screen, An opening 12 formed to align with the screen when the window 10 is mounted on the video display, Front face with outer edge, A rear face with an outer edge in common with the front face, A flange 14 formed around the outer edge of the rear face and extending from the outer edge, the flange 14 having an upper inner face, a lower inner face and a multi inner face with two inner side faces, A window 10 formed in a rectangle; A rolling device (20) attached to one of the inner faces and including a roller (22) and a driver (24) attached to the roller (22) for rotating the roller (22); A blind 30 wound around the roller 22 and including an attachable end attached to the roller 22, a free end, and an outer face having a picture; Decorative shadow, characterized in that consisting of. The method of claim 1, wherein the window 10, Two roller brackets 16 respectively attached to the upper inner face, Having two holes each formed in two roller brackets and aligned with each other, The roller (22) has a decorative shadow, characterized in that it has two ends through each of the two holes in the roller bracket (16). The method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the blind 30 further comprises a weighted rod 32 attached to the free end, The decorative shadow has a sealing device 35 opposite the rolling device 20 and attaching to the other inner side face on the flange 14, The closure device 35 includes a roller, a driver attached to the roller to rotate the roller, and two cords attached between the roller and the blind 30 at two ends, respectively, to keep the blind 30 flat. 352) a decorative shadow.