TWM457500U - Side strap of Roman blinds capable of preventing finger pulling - Google Patents

Description

Anti-finger hooked Roman blind sideband

This creation department is about a sideband of a Roman blind that is anti-finger hooking. This is especially a kind of Roman blind side belt that prevents children's fingers from pulling the drawstring, thereby avoiding the accident that the drawstring is pulled out and hooks the neck of the young child. Occurred.

The first figure shows a roman shade 1 . The curtain body 10 is provided with a lifting portion 11 at a predetermined distance. The pulling portion 11 is internally covered with a supporting piece 12, and the pulling portion 11 is provided with an ear. 13 for a pull cord 14 to be passed through, by the drawstring 14 to control the folding and lowering of the roman shade 1 operator.

In the first figure, the case where the drawstring 14 is pulled by the child's finger F is shown. The main reason is that the distance between the drawstrings 14 and the piercing ears 13 is too large (more than 15 cm), and the child is very It is easy to use a finger to pull out a long rope. Once it is opened, it will be put into the head. If you are not careful, it will slip easily and pull your neck, causing an unfortunate accident.

In view of this, after many times of research and improvement, the creator of this case finally completed the creation of the case, that is, the purpose of this case is to provide a side wall of a Roman blind with a safety-proof finger-proof hook to avoid accidents in children at home. .

For the purpose of the above-mentioned creation, the anti-finger-stretched roman side belt of the present invention comprises a connecting section and a threading section, the connecting section being adjacent to the guiding section and parallel Arranged in a longitudinal direction, the connecting section is provided to be connected with a pulling portion of a roman shade, the guiding section is provided with an outer side rope on one side and a middle dividing rope on the other side, the outer side rope and the middle side A plurality of transverse strings are densely arranged between the ropes to form a longitudinal threading section, thereby providing a longitudinal direction of the drawstring to prevent the drawstring from being caught by the child's fingers, thereby causing an accident. Occurred.

The connecting section has an inner side rope on one side, and the other side is adjacent to the middle dividing rope, and the inner side rope and the middle dividing rope are woven by a plurality of strings. To form a longitudinal connecting section, a connection to the pull-up of the curtain of the roman shade can be provided.

The threading section is configured to allow the longitudinal direction of the drawstring to pass through, and the length of the threading section between the transverse strands adjacent to the same side of the threading section is less than 0.5 cm. Below the thickness and width of the child's fingers, there is a benefit that the fingers cannot be pulled into the drawstring to prevent accidents.

[Practical]

1‧‧‧Roman blind

10‧‧ ‧ curtain body

11‧‧‧Tira

12‧‧‧Support film

13‧‧‧earing ears

14‧‧‧Drawstring

F‧‧‧ finger

[This creation]

2‧‧‧ side belt

21‧‧‧Connected section

211‧‧‧Inside rope

212‧‧‧String

22‧‧‧Threading section

221‧‧‧ septaline

222‧‧‧Outside rope

223‧‧‧ horizontal string

23‧‧‧Drawstring

3‧‧‧Roman blinds

30‧‧ ‧ curtain body

31‧‧‧Tira

The first figure is a diagram of an embodiment of a Roman blind.

The second picture is a schematic diagram of the structure of this creation.

The third figure is a diagram of an embodiment of the present creation.

The fourth picture is a schematic cross-section of the creation.

Please refer to the second and third figures, the anti-finger pull-out Roman blind side belt 2, which comprises a connecting section 21 and a threading section 22, the connecting section 21 and the lead-through section The segments 22 are adjacent and parallel arranged in a longitudinal direction, and the connecting portion 21 is provided for connection with a pull-up portion 31 of a curtain 30 of the roman shade 3, the lead-through portion 22 having an outer edge 222 on one side thereof. The other side is provided with a middle lanyard 221, and a plurality of transverse strings 223 are densely arranged between the outer lanyard 222 and the middle lanyard 221, thereby forming a longitudinal threading section 22 to provide a drawstring. 23 longitudinally intervening to prevent the pull cord 23 from being caught by the child's finger F, causing an accident.

The connecting section 21 is provided with an inner side rope 211 on one side, and the other side is adjacent to the middle dividing rope 221, and the inner side rope 211 and the middle dividing rope 221 are made up of a plurality of thin strips. The cord 212 is woven to form a longitudinal connecting section 21 which is connectable to the pull tab 31 of the curtain 30 of the roman shade 3.

The side belt 2 of the above-mentioned creation, wherein the threading section 22 is threaded through the pull cord 23 and the gap D between the adjacent lateral strands 223 (as shown in the fourth figure) is less than 0.5. The centimeter, which is much lower than the thickness and width of the child's finger, has the advantage that the finger cannot be pulled into the pull cord 23, thereby effectively preventing accidents from occurring.

The pull cord 23 of the present invention passes through the threading section 22, and is threaded up and down (as shown in the fourth figure), so that the lateral string 223 forms an obstacle to block the penetration of the child's fingers, thereby effectively preventing The accident occurred.

In summary, the side strip of the Roman curtain of the finger-proofing of the present invention is formed by the lateral string structure on the threading section to prevent the penetration of the child's fingers, thereby effectively preventing accidents; This creation is unique to the industrial use, novelty and progressive requirements of the new patent.

2‧‧‧ side belt

21‧‧‧Connected section

211‧‧‧Inside rope

212‧‧‧String

22‧‧‧Threading section

221‧‧‧ septaline

222‧‧‧Outside rope

223‧‧‧ horizontal string

23‧‧‧Drawstring

Claims (3)

An anti-finger-drawn Roman blind side belt comprising a connecting section and a threading section, the connecting section being adjacent to and parallel to the guiding section, the connecting section is provided Connected to a pulling portion of a roman shade, the threading section is provided with an outer side rope on one side and a middle dividing rope on the other side, and a plurality of strips are arranged between the outer side rope and the middle side rope The transverse string is formed to form a longitudinal threading section, thereby providing a longitudinal direction of the drawstring to prevent the drawstring from being caught by the child's finger and causing an accident. The anti-finger-stretched roman side belt according to claim 1, wherein the connecting section has an inner side rope on one side thereof, and the other side is adjacent to the middle dividing rope, the inner side The cord and the centering cord are woven from a plurality of strings to form a longitudinal connecting section, thereby providing a connection to the pull-up of the curtain of the roman shade. The anti-finger-stretched roman side belt according to claim 1, wherein the length of the threading section is less than 0.5 by the gap between the transverse strands adjacent to the same side of the thread passing through the drawstring. Centimeters.