DE1420870U - - Google Patents

Description

- '■ -' Paul K ö rb er, FrankfuTt am Main-Süd,

· ..- ■■ ''., Schiffer Strasse 94.;

Adjustable wooden wire curtain with device
for adjusting the curtain.

The present innovation is an improvement on the am
September 30, 1937 registered utility model »
Adjustable wooden wire mesh curtain.
(File number of the patent office: K 40 259 Gm 34e)

The improvement consists in the fact that the wooden wire frame is even
laterally collapsible curtains for windows, doors,
Wall surfaces and any other purpose using ring hooks,
their hook loops pull the wooden stick ends underneath

'· ** "» ■ ·· or above an orange stripe of the wooden wire depending on the

be pushed through and thus hold the curtain »with einx

Runner bars made of any material can be connected through Rings, which form the upper part of the chin hook, are pjefuhrt

and that for the purpose of folding the curtain in certain places

and holding on to these places with any shape

;. ten holding holes or crevices and notches, in "oak the

... <:, .... · ■., Ring hook inserted or, respectively, to be hooked, provided.

Figs. 1 and 2 show several versions of ring hooks with double and single hook handle, Figs. 3 to 6

Runs refuel with ralt holes, crevices and notches, etc. Figs. 7 and 8 each have a curtain made of wooden wire mesh with ring holders and running rod ready for use.

As shown in Fig. 7, whoever ^ to the ring hook with its lower part, the hunchback b, on the upper part Side of the curtain qu below the first strip of orange fabric η between two or more wooden stick ends ο lifted into a Hindu shell and the hook legs pressed against the ends of the wooden sticks, so that the ring hooks a are connected to the curtain qu. Then the holding or running rod ρ is through the rings a, which form the upper part of the ring hook, passed through, whereby the upper curtain side is now on the Rod rests. But also on the lower side of the curtain leave the ring hooks in reverse for the same Use the purpose by having the hook legs b directed upwards and above the last strip of oarn tissue r between the ends of the wooden sticks are lifted through and pressed on. The ring hook located in the upper left corner of the curtain has an eyelet that passes through the holding hole d of the Laufetange ρ is guided and holds the curtain at this end. The other end is held by hooking the hook ring a into the notch k. Should the curtain be up pushed back to the middle and held there, the last right ring hook a is in the middle notch h hooked. However, both rod ends can also have retaining holes have (fig. 3 d and e) for the slide that either the curtain is divided in the middle and so can be pushed apart on both sides, or that it is on should be stuck to the rod, i.e. not be movable.

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Instead of holding holes, the holding or running bar can also have gaps, Fig. 4 f and 5 g, or notches, Fig.β 1 and m, provide the same purpose as the shark holes to serve. The notches h and 1 in Figures 4 and 5 made in the middle of the rod or on the side of it the purpose of holding the curtain in certain positions.

The number of retaining holes, columns and notches can be as desired, as they are at any point in the Rod can be attached so that it is possible to have a fixed curtain of 1, 2, 3 or more To form wooden wire mesh parts, "ie from Fig. 8, the shows a three-part curtain emerges.

According to this Fig. 8, the curtain parts t and u are through the Ring hooks a and eyelets s, which are passed through the holding holes d, firmly connected to the holding rod ρ, while the middle curtain part ν is loosely hooked into the notches h and can be adjusted as required. Want if all three curtain parts t, ν and u are joined together, the loose rings a of the curtain parts t and u also become hooked into the notches h.

The holding rod or walking stick and the ring hook are made of everyone Any material either worked from one piece or composed of several parts, auoh can any have any shape. .

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Claims (1)

S c hut ζ a η s ρ ruo h, • · • ■■ · • O · • O · · • β * • · Adjustable wooden wire curtain; with device for Feeteinstell the curtain, characterized in that laterally collapsible wooden wire through chin hooks, their hooks 1 between the wooden stick probes below or lifted through above an orange stripe of the wooden wire weave be and with it the curtain; hold, connected to a rod made of any material, by rings that form the upper part of the ring hooks, and the purpose of setting the curtain certain places and what is held at these places with any shaped holding holes or, crevices and notches, into which the lashing hooks are inserted or hooked is provided. - 4 - ■