TW201317437A - Push-out window structure with hidden screen - Google Patents

Abstract

A push-out window structure with a hidden screen is provided, and includes a fixed frame, a moveable frame, a first linkage structure, a second linkage structure and a folding screen. The first and second linkage structures are used for pushing the moveable frame away from or into the fixed frame. The folding screen is installed between two fixed upright members of the fixed frame, and includes a fixed plate, a pulling plate and a folding screen member. The fixed plate is disposed on one end of the folding screen and is fixed on a bottom of a receiving groove. The pulling plate is disposed on the other end of the folding screen, and the folding screen member is connected between the fixed plate and the pulling plate. When the moveable frame is about to fit into the fixed frame, the movable frame pushes the pulling plate to bring the folding screen member into the receiving groove.

Description

Push window structure with hidden screens

The present invention relates to a push window structure having a hidden screen window, and more particularly to a push window structure having a hidden screen window pull-out mechanism.

Generally speaking, compared with the horizontal sliding window, the push window has the advantages of beautiful appearance and large viewing window area. Since the angle of the push window is up to 90 degrees, when the wind direction is perpendicular to the push-out window, it is easy to introduce outdoor air into the room, thus contributing to air circulation. In addition, the sound insulation and airtight effect when the push window is closed is better than that of the horizontal window. In order to prevent mosquitoes from flying in, the inner side of the conventional push window is usually fitted with a folding screen to expand the folding screen to prevent mosquitoes from flying in when the push window is pushed open. When the conventional push window is closed, it is not necessary to use a folding screen. The folding screen of the conventional push window can be pushed to one side of the push window, allowing the user to view the view outside the window. However, the folded folding screen still occupies a considerable space on the push window, which tends to greatly reduce the viewing effect of the push window.

Accordingly, there is a need for a cocking window structure having a hidden screen window to overcome the disadvantages of the conventional pleated window folding screen.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a cocking window structure having a concealed screen window to enhance the viewing effect of the cocking window by avoiding the folded window screen occupying the space on the cocking window.

It is yet another object of the present invention to provide a push window structure having a concealed screen window whereby a pull-out mechanism for the concealed screen window is provided to facilitate the user to deploy and/or fold the folding screen.

Accordingly, in accordance with the above objects of the present invention, a ejector window structure having a hidden screen window is provided.

In an embodiment, the ejector window structure with the hidden screen window comprises: a fixed frame, a movable frame, a first link unit, a second link unit and a folding screen window. The fixing frame is formed by sequentially connecting the first fixed vertical material, the first fixed horizontal material, the second fixed vertical material and the second fixed horizontal material, wherein the first fixed vertical material has a receiving groove. The activity frame is formed by sequentially connecting the first activity material, the first activity material, the second activity material and the second activity material. The first link unit is connected between the first fixed cross member and the first movable cross member, and the second link unit is connected between the second fixed cross member and the second movable cross member, wherein the first connecting rod The unit and the second link unit are used to push or pull the movable frame away from or into the fixed frame. The folding screen window is disposed between the first fixed vertical material and the second fixed vertical material, and comprises: a fixing plate, a pulling plate and a folding body. The fixing plate is disposed at one end of the folding screen and is fixed on the bottom of one of the slots. The pull plate is disposed at the other end of the folding screen, and the folding system is connected between the fixed plate and the pull plate. When the movable frame is to be substantially aligned with the fixed frame, the first movable material pushes the pull plate to push the folding body into the pocket.

In still another embodiment, the first link unit of the present invention comprises: a first pull hook and a first linkage rod. The first pull hook is pivoted on one end of the first link unit and protrudes toward the folding screen. The first linkage rod is disposed on the first movable crosspiece for restricting the first pull hook to a position where the first movable cross member is near one end of the first fixed stock. When the movable frame and the fixed frame substantially coincide, the first pull hook automatically slides into the gap between the pull plate and the folding body.

In still another embodiment, the folding screen of the present invention further comprises: an elastic protruding element. The elastic protruding element is disposed on one side of the pull plate, wherein when the force is not applied, the elastic protruding element protrudes to the outside of the pull plate in the direction of the first fixed vertical piece or the second fixed vertical piece, and is formed with the pull plate Angle.

In still another embodiment, the ejector window structure of the present invention having a hidden screen window further comprises: at least one elastic element (for example, a spring). The elastic member is disposed between the bottom of the cavity and the pull plate of the folding screen, and is aligned to one end of the pull plate, wherein the width of the pull plate is greater than the width of the folded body, and one end of the elastic member is fixed to the cavity On the bottom.

In still another embodiment, the ejector window structure with a hidden screen window of the present invention further comprises: at least one magnet slider, at least one movable magnet, and at least one magnetic seat. The magnet slide is sleeved in the elastic element, and the movable magnet is pivoted in the magnet slide. The magnetic seat is disposed at one end of the pull plate and aligned to the magnet slide. When the pulling plate is pushed into the cavity of the first fixed material, the elastic member is partially compressed, so that the movable magnet slides into the magnet sliding seat and is attracted to the magnetic seat of the pulling plate, thereby fixing the folding screen window. In the slot.

In still another embodiment, the ejector window structure of the present invention having a hidden screen window further comprises: a handle base, a handle and an elastic member (for example, a spring). The handle base is fixed in a recess of one of the pull plates. The handle is pivotally attached to the handle base. The elastic element is disposed on one of the bottoms of the recess and is aligned to a portion of the handle.

It can be seen from the embodiment of the present invention that the folded screen of the folded window can occupy the space on the push window, thereby improving the viewing effect of the push window. The present invention has a plurality of concealed screen window pull-out mechanisms, thereby facilitating the user to deploy and/or fold the folding screen window.

The following embodiments are used to illustrate the application of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Those skilled in the art can make various changes without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Retouching.

The making and using of the embodiments of the present invention are discussed in detail below. However, it should be understood that such embodiments provide many applicable concepts that can be implemented in a wide variety of specific content. The specific embodiments discussed are merely illustrative and are not intended to limit the scope of the disclosure. In the various illustrative and exemplary embodiments of the invention, like reference numerals are used to design

Please refer to FIG. 1A and FIG. 1B. FIG. 1A is a perspective view showing a structure of a ejector window having a hidden screen according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1B is a view along the first FIG. A schematic cross-sectional view of the tangent 1B-1B.

In this embodiment, the ejector window structure with the hidden screen window includes: a fixed frame 100, a movable frame 110, a first link unit 120, a second link unit 130, and a folding screen 140. The fixing frame 100 is sequentially connected by the first fixed vertical material 102, the first fixed horizontal material 104, the second fixed vertical material 106 and the second fixed horizontal material 108, wherein the inner surface of the first fixed horizontal material 104 is installed There is a slide rail 150, and a slide rail (not shown) is also mounted on the inner side surface of the second fixed stock 106. The movable frame 110 is sequentially connected by the first movable material 112, the first movable horizontal material 114, the second movable vertical material 116 and the second movable horizontal material 118, wherein a plate is installed in the movable frame 110 (not shown) ; for example: glass plate).
The first link unit 120 is coupled between the first fixed cross member 104 and the first movable cross member 114, and the second link unit 130 is coupled between the second fixed cross member 108 and the second movable cross member 118. The first link unit 120 and the second link unit 130 are used to push or pull the movable frame 110 to leave or enter the fixed frame 100. The first link unit 120 and the second link unit 130 are identical link structures, which may be a five-link structure as shown in FIG. 1A, or any suitable link structure. As shown in FIG. 1A, the sliding block 124 of the first link unit 120 can slide on the sliding rail 150 of the first fixed cross member 104; the sliding block (not shown) of the second connecting rod unit 130 can be fixed at the second fixing. The sliding rail (not shown) of the horizontal material 108 slides; the fixing rod 132 of the second connecting rod unit 130 is fixed on the outer side surface of the second movable horizontal material 118; the fixing rod of the first connecting rod unit 120 (not drawn The display is fixed to the outer side surface of the first movable cross member 114. Further, the first link unit 120 and the second link unit 130 still have components such as a push rod and a crank rod. Since the first link unit 120 and the second link unit 130 are well known to those skilled in the art, they are not described in detail herein.
As shown in FIG. 1B, the first fixed stock 102 has a pocket 102a having a plurality of opposing side walls 102c and 102d and a bottom portion 102b, the side walls 102c facing the interior. The folding screen 140 can be completely received into the pocket 102a without being exposed by the side wall 102c of the recess 102a. The folding screen 140 is disposed between the first fixed stock 102 and the second fixed stock 106, and includes: a pull plate 142 and a folding body 144, wherein the folded body 144 can be unfolded from the first fixed stock 102 to The second fixed stock 106. The folding screen 140 can optionally include a fixing plate 146 which is disposed at one end of the folding screen 140 and is fixed to the bottom 102b of the receiving pocket 102a. Of course, one end of the folding screen 140 can be directly fixed to the bottom 102b of the receiving pocket 102a without using the fixing plate 146. The pull plate 142 is disposed at the other end of the folding screen 140, and the folded body 144 is coupled between the fixed plate 146 and the pull plate 142. As shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, when the movable frame 110 is to be substantially coincident with the fixed frame 100, the first movable stock 112 pushes the pull plate 142 to push the folded body 144 into the receiving groove 102a.
When the pull plate 142 and the yam body 144 are pushed into the pocket 102a, the pull plate 142 is blocked by the side wall 102c and is difficult to be pulled away from the pocket 102a, causing the yam body 144 to be unsuccessfully deployed. Accordingly, in the following substantial embodiments, the present invention provides a plurality of pull-out mechanisms for concealed screens to facilitate the user to deploy and/or fold the folding screens.
Referring to FIG. 2A, FIG. 2B and FIG. 2C, FIG. 2A is a perspective view showing a structure of a ejector window having a hidden screen according to still another embodiment of the present invention, wherein one end of the first link unit The first pull hook is disposed on the second hook; the second schematic view is taken along the portion A of the second embodiment, wherein the second fixed horizontal strip 108 is removed; and the second schematic drawing is used to illustrate the first pull hook. A schematic view of the action.
In the embodiment, the first link unit 120 includes: a first pull hook 121 and a first linkage rod 122, and the first pull hook 121 is pivotally disposed on one end of the first link unit 120, and is folded toward the folding screen window. The first linkage bar 122 is disposed on the first movable cross member 114 for limiting the first pull tab 121 to a position of the first movable cross member 114 near one end of the first fixed stock 102.
The second link unit 130 includes a second pull hook 210 and a second linkage rod 220. The second pull hook 210 is pivotally disposed on one end of the second link unit 130 and protrudes toward the folding screen 144. The second linkage bar 220 is disposed on the second movable cross member 118 for restricting the second pull hook 210 to a position where the second movable cross member 118 is adjacent to one end of the first fixed stock 102. Moreover, the side wall 102d of the receiving pocket 102a has a notch for exposing the pull plate 142 and a portion of the folded body 144. When the movable frame 110 substantially coincides with the fixed frame 100, the first pull tab 121 and/or the second pull hook 210 can automatically slide into the gap between the pull plate 142 and the folding body 144. When the movable frame 110 is pushed out, the first pull tab 121 and/or the second pull hook 210 will first pull the pull plate 142 out of the side wall 102c of the pocket 102a, and then separate from the pull plate 142. At this time, the pulling plate 142 is not blocked by the side wall 102c of the receiving groove 102a, so that the user can easily hold the pulling plate 142 to unfold the folding body 144.
Please refer to FIG. 1A, FIG. 3A, FIG. 3B and FIG. 3C. FIG. 3A is a perspective view showing a structure of a ejector window with a hidden screen according to still another embodiment of the present invention, wherein the pull plate is An elastic protruding element is disposed on one side; a third perspective view illustrating the actuation of the elastic protruding element is illustrated in FIG. 3B; and a perspective view illustrating the actuation of the elastic protruding element when the movable frame is just released from the pulling plate is illustrated in FIG. .
The feature of this embodiment is that elastic protruding members 310 and 320 are provided on one side of the pull plate 142, as shown in Fig. 3A, wherein the normal position of the elastic protruding member 310 (when not in force) is caused by the pull plate 142 The direction of the two fixed stocks 106 protrudes to facilitate the user to hold the elastic protruding elements 310 to deploy the folding body 144 toward the second fixed stock 106, and the normal position of the elastic protruding elements 320 (when not in force) The pull plate 142 protrudes toward the first fixed stock 102 to facilitate the user to hold the elastic protruding element 320 to fold the folding body 144 toward the first fixed stock 102. Furthermore, referring to FIG. 3B, when the ejector window is closed, the first movable stock 112 will press the elastic protruding element 310 back to the side of the pull plate 142. Referring to FIG. 3C again, when the ejector window is opened, the first movable slab 112 will leave the pull plate 142 and return the elastic protruding element 310 to the normal position, at which time the user can hold the elastic protruding element 310. The folding body 144 is unfolded, and when the folding body 144 is to be folded, the elastic protruding element 320 can be held in the direction of the first fixed stock 102.
Moreover, in order to enable the elastic protruding members 310 and 320 to be easily held, the elastic protruding members 310 and 320 and the pull plate 114 are respectively formed with an angle, and the angle is preferably about 45 degrees.
Please refer to FIG. 4A. FIG. 4A is a schematic top view of a hidden screen according to still another embodiment of the present invention. The present embodiment is characterized in that at least one set of ejecting mechanisms are disposed between the bottom portion 102b of the pocket 102a and the pull tab 142 of the folding screen. In an embodiment, the ejecting mechanism may be an elastic member 420 and/or 422 (for example, a spring), and one end of the elastic member 420 (422) is fixed to the bottom portion 102b of the receiving groove 102a or the fixing plate 146, wherein the pulling plate The width of 142 is greater than the width of the folded body 144. The resilient members 420 and/or 422 are aligned to one or both ends of the pull tab 142. When the first movable stock pushes the pull tab 142 and pushes the folded body 144 into the pocket 102a, one or both ends of the pull tab 142 compress the elastic members 420 and/or 422. When the first movable material leaves the pull plate 142, the elastic members 420 and/or 422 can eject the pull plate 142 into the receiving groove 102a to facilitate the user to deploy the folding body 144 toward the second fixed stock.
Please refer to FIG. 4B, FIG. 4C and FIG. 4D. FIG. 4B and FIG. 4C are schematic top and side views of a hidden screen according to still another embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 4D is a diagram A schematic exploded view of an ejection mechanism for a concealed screen according to still another embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, the foregoing eject mechanism further includes: a magnetic base 410 and/or 412, and a movable magnet group 430 and/or 432, wherein the movable magnet group 430 and/or 432 are sleeved on the elastic member 420 and/or Or 422, and the magnetic seats 410 and/or 412 are disposed at one or both ends of the pull plate and aligned to the movable magnet set 430 and/or 432. The magnetic seats 410 and 412 can be made of a magnet or a ferromagnetic material. Since the structures of the movable magnet group 430 and the movable magnet group 432 are completely the same, only the movable magnet group 430 will be described below. The movable magnet group 430 includes a magnet slider 430a and a movable magnet 430b. The magnet slider 430a is sleeved in the elastic member, and the movable magnet 430b is pivotally disposed in the magnet slider 430a. When the pull plate 142 is pushed into the cavity 102a of the first fixed material and approaches the elastic member 420, the movable magnet 430b is attracted by the magnetic seat 410 of the pull plate 142 to slide into the magnet slide 430a, and is attracted to the magnetic seat 410. Together, the folding screen 140 is thus secured in the pocket 102a. When the folding body 144 is to be unfolded, the user only needs to push the pulling plate 142 toward the bottom 102b of the receiving groove 102a and then disengages the hand. The elastic member 420 disengages the movable magnet 430b from the magnetic seat 410, and pulls the pulling plate 142. The pocket 102a is ejected to facilitate the user to deploy the folding body 144 in the direction of the second fixed stock. Please refer to FIG. 5A, FIG. 5B and FIG. 5C. FIG. 5A is a schematic diagram showing the explosion of the elastic handle set according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 5B is a diagram illustrating the movable frame pressing the pull plate. FIG. 5C is a perspective view showing the operation of the elastic handle set when the movable frame just leaves the pull plate.
This embodiment is characterized in that an elastic handle set is disposed in one of the recessed portions 142a of the pull plate 142. The set of elastic handles includes a handle base 520, a handle 510 and a resilient member 530 (eg, a spring). As shown in FIG. 5A, the handle base 520 is fixed in the recessed portion 142a of the pull plate 142; the handle 510 is pivotally connected to the handle base 520; and the elastic member 530 is disposed on one of the bottom portions 142b of the recessed portion 142a, and Aligned to a portion of the handle 520. As shown in FIG. 5B, when the ejector window is closed, the first movable stock 112 presses the elastic protruding element 310 back into the recess 142a of the pull plate 142. As shown in FIG. 5C, when the push window is opened, the first movable stock 112 will leave the pull plate 142, and the handle 520 is ejected from the elastic portion 530 outside the recess 142a, so that the user can hold the handle 520 to The crepe body 144 is unfolded in the direction of the second fixed stock.
Please refer to FIG. 6A, FIG. 6B and FIG. 6C. FIG. 6A is a schematic diagram showing the explosion of the elastic pull handle according to still another embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 6B is a diagram illustrating the movable frame pressing and pulling A three-dimensional schematic diagram of the elastic pull handle of the board; FIG. 6C is a three-dimensional schematic diagram illustrating the action of the elastic puller when the movable frame just leaves the pull plate.
In this embodiment, an elastic puller provided in the recessed portion 142a of the pull plate 142 is provided, and the elastic pull handle can be made of one of materials such as soft, leather, or steel elastic. The elastic pull handle includes a handle portion 610 and two sets of sliding portions 612 and 614 disposed on the side of the handle portion 610. As shown in FIG. 6A, the recessed portion 142a of the pull plate 142 is provided with slides 142b and 142c at positions of the sliding portions 612 and 614, and the sliding portions 612 and 614 are respectively slidably disposed in the slides 142b and 142c. In the embodiment, the slide rails 142b and 142c may be structural forms such as strip holes or grooves. When subjected to an external force (such as a person holding the hand) or the elastic force of the elastic elastic piece itself, the sliding portions 612 and 614 and the handle portion 610 form a substantially U-shape, and the handle portion 610 protrudes from the handle portion 610. The recessed portion 142a is outside. As shown in FIG. 6B, when the ejector window is closed, the first movable slab 112 flattens the elastic pull handle into the recessed portion 142a of the pull plate 142, and the sliding portions 612 and 614 are coupled to the slide 142b. And 142c slide on both sides, and the elastic puller is in a compressed state. As shown in FIG. 6C, when the push window is opened, the first movable stock 112 will leave the pull plate 142, and at this time, a force (such as a person holding the hand or the elastic force of the steel elastic piece itself) is pulled. The portion 610 protrudes beyond the recessed portion 142a to facilitate the user to grasp the handle portion 610 to deploy the folding body 144 in the direction of the second fixed stock.
Please refer to FIG. 7A, FIG. 7B and FIG. 7C. FIG. 7A is a schematic diagram showing the explosion of the biaxial pull handle according to still another embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 7B is a diagram illustrating the movable frame pressing A three-dimensional schematic diagram of the operation of the two-axis pull handle when pulling the board; FIG. 7C is a three-dimensional diagram illustrating the operation of the double-axis pull handle when the movable frame just leaves the pull plate.
This embodiment provides a biaxial pull handle provided in the recessed portion 142a of the pull plate 142 in one of the recessed portions 142a of the pull plate 142. The biaxial pull handle includes two sets of the shaft moving portions 712 and 714 and a handle portion 710. As shown in FIG. 7A, the side of the recessed portion 142a of the pull plate 142 is provided with two sets of slides 142b and 142c, and one ends of the shaft-moving portions 712 and 714 are pivotally mounted on the handle portion 710, and the other end is The slides 142b and 142c may be structurally oriented in the form of strip holes or grooves in the embodiment, and the pull-tab portion 710 is a pull-down plate. The recessed portion 142a of the 142 is small, and a gap exists between the two, so that a finger can be inserted into the gap between the recessed portion 142a and the handle portion 710, and the handle portion 710 is pulled out to protrude outside the recessed portion 142a. Therefore, the user can easily hold the handle portion 710 to expand the folding body 144 toward the second fixed material. Further, a spring can be added to the handle portion 710 of the embodiment (not drawn). When the external force is not applied, the agitating portions 712 and 714 and the handle portion 710 can substantially form a U-shape due to the elastic force of the spring, and the handle portion 710 protrudes beyond the recess portion 142a. Moreover, as shown in FIG. 7B, when the ejector window is closed, the first movable stock 112 flattens the biaxial pull handle into the recessed portion 142a of the pull plate 142, wherein the spring (not shown) is compressed. In the state. As shown in FIG. 7C, when the push window is opened, the first movable stock 112 will leave the pull plate 142, and the spring will spring the shaft portions 712 and 714 and the pull portion 710 back to the original U shape, so that The handle portion 710 protrudes beyond the recessed portion 142a to facilitate the user to hold the handle portion 710 to deploy the folding body 144 in the direction of the second fixed stock.
It can be seen from the above embodiments that the advantage of the present invention is that the foldable screen window after folding can be prevented from occupying the space on the push window, and the viewing effect of the push window can be improved; and the hidden window screen pulling mechanism can be conveniently arranged. The user unfolds and/or folds the folding screen.
The present invention has been disclosed in the above embodiments, and is not intended to limit the present invention. Any one of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains can make various changes without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. The scope of protection of the present invention is therefore defined by the scope of the appended claims.

100. . . Fixed frame

102. . . First fixed material

102a. . . Crate

102b. . . bottom

102c. . . Side wall

102d. . . Side wall

104. . . First fixed cross

106. . . Second fixed material

108. . . Second fixed cross

110. . . Activity box

112. . . First activity

114. . . First activity

116. . . Second activity

118. . . Second activity

120. . . First link unit

121. . . First pull hook

122. . . First linkage

124. . . Sliding block

130. . . Second link unit

132. . . Fixed rod

140. . . Folding screen

142. . . Pull plate

142a. . . Depression

142b, 142c. . . slide

144. . . Yarn body

146. . . Fixed plate

150. . . Slide rail

210. . . Second pull hook

220. . . Second linkage

310. . . Elastic protruding element

320. . . Elastic protruding element

410. . . Magnetic seat

412. . . Magnetic seat

420. . . Elastic component

422. . . Elastic component

430. . . Active magnet set

432. . . Active magnet set

430a. . . Magnet slide

430b. . . Moving magnet

510. . . handle

520. . . Handle seat

530. . . Elastic component

610, 710. . . Pull handle

612, 614. . . Sliding portion

712, 714. . . Axle

The above and other objects, features, advantages and embodiments of the present invention will become more apparent and understood.
1A is a perspective view showing a structure of a cocking window having a hidden screen window according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 1B is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along line 1B-1B in Fig. 1A.
2A is a perspective view showing a structure of a ejector window having a hidden screen according to still another embodiment of the present invention, wherein a first pull hook is disposed on one end of the first link unit.
Figure 2B is an enlarged schematic view of a portion A along the 2A diagram with the second fixed cross-section removed.
FIG. 2C is a schematic top view showing the operation of the first pull hook.
3A is a perspective view showing a structure of a ejector window having a hidden screen window according to still another embodiment of the present invention, wherein one side of the pull plate is provided with an elastic protruding member.
Figure 3B is a perspective view showing the operation of the elastic protruding element.
FIG. 3C is a schematic perspective view showing the movement of the elastic protruding element when the movable frame just leaves the pulling plate.
4A is a top plan view showing a hidden screen window according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4B is a side elevational view of a hidden screen window in accordance with yet another embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 4C is a schematic exploded view showing the ejection mechanism of the hidden screen according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
4D is a schematic exploded view of an ejection mechanism of a hidden screen according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 5A is a schematic exploded view of a set of elastic handles according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 5B is a schematic perspective view showing the operation of the elastic handle set when the movable frame presses the pull plate.
Figure 5C is a perspective view showing the operation of the elastic handle set when the movable frame just leaves the pull plate.
Figure 6A is a schematic exploded view of an elastic pull handle according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 6B is a perspective view showing the action of the elastic pull handle when the movable frame is pressed against the pull plate.
Figure 6C is a perspective view showing the action of the elastic puller when the movable frame has just left the pull plate.
Fig. 7A is a schematic view showing the combination of a double-axis puller according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 7B is a perspective view showing the operation of the biaxial pull handle when the movable frame is pressed against the pull plate.
Figure 7C is a perspective view showing the operation of the biaxial pull handle when the movable frame just leaves the pull plate.

102. . . First fixed material

102a. . . Crate

102b. . . bottom

102c. . . Side wall

102d. . . Side wall

140. . . Folding screen

142. . . Pull plate

144. . . Yarn body

146. . . Fixed plate

Claims (23)

A push window structure with a hidden screen window, comprising:
a fixing frame, which is formed by sequentially connecting a first fixed vertical material, a first fixed horizontal material, a second fixed vertical material and a second fixed horizontal material, wherein the first fixed vertical material has a cavity ;
a movable frame, which is formed by a first movable material, a first movable horizontal material, a second movable vertical material and a second movable horizontal material; and a first connecting rod unit connected to the Between the first fixed cross-section and the first active cross-section;
a folding screen window is disposed between the first fixed vertical material and the second fixed vertical material, wherein the folding screen window comprises:
A pull plate is disposed at one end of the folding screen; and a yam body is disposed between the bottom of one of the slots and the pull plate, and the yam body can be pushed into the cavity. The ejector window structure having a hidden screen window according to claim 1, wherein the first link unit comprises:
a first pull hook is pivotally disposed on one end of the first link unit and protrudes toward the folding screen window. When the movable frame substantially coincides with the fixed frame, the first pull hook automatically slides into the pull plate On the side. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window according to claim 2, further comprising a second link unit, the second link unit comprising:
a second pull hook is pivotally disposed on one end of the second link unit and protrudes toward the folding screen window. When the movable frame substantially coincides with the fixed frame, the second pull hook automatically slides into the pull plate On the side. The ejector window structure having a hidden screen window according to claim 1, wherein the folding screen window further comprises:
An elastic protruding element is disposed on one side of the pull plate, wherein when not stressed, the elastic protruding element protrudes to the outside of the pull plate in a direction of the second fixed stock, and is formed with the pull plate Angle. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window as claimed in claim 1, wherein the folding screen window further comprises:
An elastic protruding element is disposed on one side of the pull plate, wherein when not stressed, the elastic protruding element protrudes out of the pull plate in a direction of the first fixed stock, and is formed with the pull plate Angle. The ejector window structure having a hidden screen window according to claim 1, wherein the folding screen window further comprises:
A fixing plate is disposed at the other end of the folding screen and fixed on the bottom of the receiving groove, and the folding system is disposed between the fixing plate and the pulling plate. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window as claimed in claim 1 further comprises:
The at least one elastic member is disposed between the bottom of the receiving groove and the pulling plate of the folding screen, and is aligned to at least one end of the pulling plate, wherein the width of the pulling plate is greater than the width of the folding body. One end of the at least one elastic element is fixed to the bottom of the pocket. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window as claimed in claim 6 further includes:
The at least one elastic member is disposed between the fixing plate and the pull plate of the folding screen, and is aligned to at least one end of the pull plate, wherein the width of the pull plate is greater than the width of the folded body, the at least one One end of the elastic member is fixed to the fixing plate. A ejector window structure having a concealed screen window as claimed in claim 7 or 8, wherein the elastic member is a spring. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window as claimed in claim 7 or 8, further comprising:
At least one magnet slider is sleeved in the at least one elastic member;
At least one movable magnet is pivoted in the at least one magnet slide; and at least one magnetic seat is disposed on the at least one end of the pull plate and aligned to the at least one magnet slide. A cocking window structure having a hidden screen window as claimed in claim 10, wherein the magnetic pedestal is a magnet. The ejector window structure has a recessed screen window as claimed in claim 1, wherein the pull plate is provided with a recessed portion, and a handle seat is fixed in the recessed portion, and a handle is pivotally connected to the handle base. The ejector window structure having a hidden screen window according to claim 12, further comprising an elastic member disposed on a bottom of one of the recesses and aligned to a portion of the handle. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window according to claim 1, wherein the pull plate is provided with a recessed portion, and the side of the recessed portion is provided with two sets of slides, and the recessed portion is provided with a elastic pull. And the elastic pull handle includes a handle portion and two sets of sliding portions disposed on a side of the handle portion, wherein the sliding portions are slidably in the slide rails, so that the pull handle portion can selectively protrude Outside the depression. The ejector window structure having a hidden screen window according to claim 14, wherein the slide rails are selected from one of structural forms such as strip holes or grooves. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window according to claim 14, wherein the elastic pull handle is an elastic steel sheet, and when the elastic pull handle is unstressed, the pull handle portion is automatically popped out to protrude from Outside the recess. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window according to claim 14, wherein the elastic pull handle is made of a soft material such as leather, and when the elastic pull handle is subjected to an external force, the elastic pull handle is formed into a substantially U-shaped character. The type of the handle portion protrudes beyond the recessed portion. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window according to claim 1, wherein the pull plate is provided with a recessed portion, and the side of the recessed portion is provided with two sets of slides, and the recessed portion is provided with a double shaft. Pulling the handle, and the two-axis pull handle includes two sets of the shaft-moving portion and a handle portion, wherein the shaft-moving portions are disposed opposite to the guide rails of the recessed portion, and one of the shaft-moving portions is pivoted The handle portion is disposed on the handle portion, and the other end of the shaft portion is slidable in the slide rails, so that the handle portion can selectively protrude outside the recess portion. The ejector window structure having a hidden screen window as claimed in claim 18, wherein the slide rails are selected from one of structural forms such as strip holes or grooves. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window according to claim 18, wherein when the handle portion is not subjected to an external force, the shaft portion and the handle portion substantially form a U-shape, and the handle is made The portion protrudes outside the recess. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window according to claim 18, wherein the handle portion is smaller than the recess portion of the pull plate, and a gap exists between the two, when an external force protrudes into the gap When the handle portion is applied to the handle portion, the shaft portion and the handle portion substantially form a U-shape, and the handle portion protrudes outside the recess portion. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window according to claim 2, wherein the first link unit further comprises:
A first linkage rod is disposed on the first movable crosspiece for limiting the first pull hook to a position where the first movable cross member is adjacent to one end of the first fixed stock. The ejector window structure with a hidden screen window according to claim 4, wherein the second link unit further comprises:
A second linkage rod is disposed on the second movable crosspiece for restricting the second pull hook to a position where the second movable cross member is adjacent to one end of the second fixed stock.