DE1220096B - Lanyard for curtains, curtains, etc. like - Google Patents

Description

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

GERMAN

PATENT OFFICE

EDITORIAL

Int. CL:

A47h

German class: 34 e-12/05

Number: 1220096

File number: G 31834 X / 34 e

Filing date: March 16, 1961

Opening day: June 30, 1966

The invention relates to a support tape for curtains, Curtains and the like with vertical carrying loops evenly spaced on both sides for the gandine or curtain hangers and floating ones, from one side to the other Gathering threads running through at regular intervals on the tape side of the carrier tape.

Such fastener tapes for curtains and drapes are already known. So there are carrying straps, at. where the length of the loops is equal to the length of the folds. With these straps there is the Difficulty in the fact that with larger folds one also has to accept larger loops in order to to get a good fall of the curtain, but the difficulty in seeing it is that one would like to want small loops in width on the one hand, because the roller rings or haiken are better held in it, while on the other hand one for the curtain relatively larger fold is desired.

It has also already been proposed to increase the stitch length of the crimped thread across the width to guide two adjacent loops, with the crimping thread being the point of contact of the two Loops. Each loop is held on both the right and left so that as the size of the crimp also results from the loop width.

The invention is based on the object independently on the width of the loops to achieve extensive pleating, the loop width being relative is kept small and the advantage is retained that the tape is on each side of the housewife the curtain can be sewn on.

The invention consists in that the running approximately at the top or at the bottom of the loop Crimping threads in the vicinity of the selvedge one at a time Pass through the fastener tape for each loop, the width of the loop being approximately the height of the fold formed is equivalent to. This has the essential advantage that the stitch length of the crimped threads is chosen to be twice as great can be called the sole width, so that a pleasing and generous pleating of the curtain is guaranteed with a relatively narrow loop width, so that the curtain or curtain hangers are securely held in the loop.

An exemplary embodiment of the invention is shown in the drawing. It shows

Fi g. 1 an exemplary embodiment in plan view,

Fig. 2 shows the same embodiment example only with longer loops and *

3 shows a further embodiment.

In the three figures of the drawing, 1 represents the carrying tape for curtains, drapes and the like.

Applicant:

Jean Antoine Philippe Gonon,

Saint-Just-Malmont, Haute-Loire (France)

Representative:

Dr. O. Loesenbeck, patent attorney,

Bielefeld, Herford Str. 17

Named as inventor:

Jean Antoine Philippe Gonon,

Saint-Just-Malmont, Haute-Loire (France)

Claimed priority:

France of March 18, 1960 (7926)

weakly pleated fastener tape, 2 are the loops that the tape has, 3 is one of the two Crimping threads, which the even pleating of the tape and 'at the same time the opening of the loops to back up; Figure 4 is shown in phantom and shows the center of the tape by the end of the loop up to the loop.

Fig. 1 shows an exemplary embodiment of a Bandes with folds that are twice as large as the loops 2. The guide of the crimped thread 3 is carried out as follows:

The crimping threads 3 decorate the band 1 in the Part that lies under the loop 2 and almost at its end, i.e. H. something before the union point both chains. The crimping threads 3 remain on a very short distance in the space between the Loop 2 and the ribbon to come out at the end of loop 2 on the same side of the belt 1 on which the loop 2 is arranged. This does not prevent the band from pleating, because the loop width corresponds approximately to the height of the fold formed. It's only a small range here between the point of passage of the crimping thread 3 and the end of the loop.

In Fig. 2, a further embodiment is shown, the loops 2 here being made somewhat longer are than the height of the fold formed.

In Fig. 3 a further embodiment is shown, in which the loops 2 are not 'on the outside of the folds, but on the inside of the folds

609 587/30

are arranged. In order to prevent the pulling thread from sliding too easily in the tape, the crimped threads 3 are pulled through the material of the loops 2. Such tapes are produced in a manner known per se by connecting two chains, one chain corresponds to the total width of the tape and the second chain to the width of the loops only. The two Chains are placed on top of each other during weaving and in the tape parts between the loops 2 each woven together. Both work for the part of the tape on which the loops are to be created Chains independent of each other. The warp that corresponds to the loop is woven first, and after the end of the weaving of the loop, the chain will be on the same belt width as the loop, held while the portion of the tape that lies under the loop is woven. This weaving of the tape part under the loop is made possible by the fact that the loop can be woven without the forward movement movement of the tape takes place, i.e. by stopping the regulator on the loom. This stopping the regulator enables the weaving of the tape to be resumed without this resumption a transparency or would be characterized by an even if only small constriction.

Claims (1)

Claim: Carrying tape for curtains, drapes and the like with evenly spaced on both sides vertical table loops for the curtain or curtain hangers and floating, from one side to the other side of the tape at regular intervals continuous crimped thread, characterized in that that the crimped threads running approximately at the top or at the bottom of the loop (2) are each in the vicinity of the. Selvage of each loop (2) pass through the carrier tape (1), the width of the loop being approximately the same as the height corresponds to the fold formed. Considered publications:
British Patent Specification No. «266 860,459 059,
853
U.S. Patent No. 2,159,734. 1 sheet of drawings 609 587/30 6.66 © Bundesdruckerei Berlin