JP2018187147A - Curtain rail structure - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a curtain rail structure which can produce a sense of integration between a pole and a cap.SOLUTION: A curtain rail structure 1 includes a curtain pole 2, a bracket 4 for fixing the curtain pole 2, and a cap 3 joined to an end 2a of the curtain pole 2. The curtain pole 2 has an end surface 2b at the end 2a. The cap 3 has a joining surface 3b at one end 3a. The bracket 4 has a housing part 41 for housing the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 that are joined while the end surface 2b and the joining surface 3b are opposed to each other and a closing member 43 for closing the housing part 41. The housing part 41 is a recessed part formed to house the curtain pole 2 while the end surface 2b and the joining surface 3b are joined and a part of the cap 3, and the closing member 43 is formed to cover the end surface 2b and the joining surface 3b housed at least in the housing part 41 from an opening part 411 of the housing part 41.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a curtain rail structure for hanging a curtain.

  Conventionally, curtain rail structures have been used to enable opening and closing of curtains. The curtain rail structure includes a curtain pole extending linearly, a bracket for fixing the curtain pole to an object to be attached such as a wall or a window frame, and a plurality of annular runners through which the curtain pole is inserted. A curtain is suspended from the lower end of the runner, and the curtain can be opened and closed by sliding the runner along the curtain pole.

  In the conventional curtain rail structure, a cap is attached to the tip of the curtain pole so that the processed surface at the tip of the curtain pole is not exposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2015-54145

  In the conventional curtain rail structure as described above, a discontinuity such as a gap is formed between the curtain pole and the cap, there is no sense of unity between the curtain pole and the cap, and the aesthetic appearance may be impaired. It was. For this reason, even if a discontinuous portion is formed between the curtain pole and the cap, a curtain rail structure that can create a sense of unity between the curtain pole and the cap has been demanded.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and the object thereof is to produce a sense of unity between the curtain pole and the cap even if a discontinuous portion is formed between the curtain pole and the cap. It is to provide a curtain rail structure that can be made.

  In order to achieve the above object, the curtain rail structure of the present invention includes a curtain pole inserted into an annular runner to which a curtain is attached, a bracket for fixing the curtain pole to an object to be attached, and an end of the curtain pole. The curtain pole has an end face at the end, the cap has a joint face at one end, and the bracket has the end face and the joint face. And a closing member for closing the curtain pole and the cap, which are bonded to each other, and a closing member for closing the receiving portion. The receiving portion is bonded to the end surface and the bonding surface. A recess formed so as to be able to be accommodated together with the curtain pole and a part of the cap, and the closing member has a small amount from the opening side of the accommodating portion. Both, characterized in that it is formed to cover the end surface and the bonding surface is accommodated in the accommodating portion.

  The curtain rail structure which concerns on 1 aspect of this invention WHEREIN: The said curtain pole and a part of said cap can pass through the said opening part of the said accommodating part.

  The curtain rail structure which concerns on 1 aspect of this invention WHEREIN: The said accommodating part has the outline same as a part of outline of a part of the said curtain pole accommodated and the said cap in part.

  The curtain rail structure which concerns on 1 aspect of this invention WHEREIN: The said closing member has in part the same outline as the outline of the part exposed from the said opening part of the said curtain pole accommodated and the said cap. ing.

  In the curtain rail structure according to one aspect of the present invention, the closing member is formed with a hole communicating with the inside of the housing portion.

  The curtain rail structure which concerns on 1 aspect of this invention WHEREIN: The said bracket is provided with the fixing member which makes it possible to fix the said accommodating part in the said bracket.

  According to the curtain rail structure of the present invention, even if a discontinuous portion is formed between the curtain pole and the cap, a sense of unity can be generated between the curtain pole and the cap.

It is a perspective view for showing a schematic structure of a curtain rail structure concerning an embodiment of the invention. It is a perspective view for showing a schematic structure of a curtain pole and a cap in a curtain rail structure concerning an embodiment of the invention, and Drawing 2 (a) shows in the state where a curtain pole and a cap shown in Drawing 1 were separated. FIG. 2B is a perspective view showing a curtain pole and a cap in an assembled state. It is a perspective view for showing a schematic structure of a bracket in a curtain rail structure according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 3 (a) is a perspective view of the bracket shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the bracket shown in FIG. 3A with the closing member removed. It is a perspective view for showing the schematic structure of the closing member of the bracket in the curtain rail structure concerning an embodiment of the invention, Drawing 4 (a) is a perspective view of a closing member, and Drawing 4 (b) FIG. 4C is a perspective view showing the closing member in contact with the curtain pole and the cap, and FIG. 4C is a plan view showing the closing member in contact with the curtain pole and the cap. It is a perspective view which shows the curtain rail structure which concerns on embodiment of this invention in the state which decomposed | disassembled the bracket.

  Hereinafter, a curtain rail structure according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  First, with reference to FIG.1 and FIG.2, the curtain rail structure 1 which concerns on embodiment of this invention is demonstrated. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a schematic configuration of a curtain rail structure 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view for illustrating a schematic configuration of the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 in the curtain rail structure 1. FIG. 2A shows a state in which the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 shown in FIG. FIG. 2B is a perspective view showing the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 in an assembled state.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a curtain rail structure 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a curtain pole 2 inserted into annular runners R1 and R2 to which a curtain (not shown) is attached, and a curtain pole 2 The bracket 4 for fixing to the object to be attached and the cap 3 joined to the end 2a of the curtain pole 2 are provided. This will be specifically described below.

  As shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B, the curtain pole 2 is a rod-like member extending linearly or substantially linearly, and has an end surface 2b at an end 2a (one side omitted). The curtain pole 2 has a circular or substantially circular cross section perpendicular to the extending direction (longitudinal direction Px in FIG. 2B). The end surface 2b is a surface that faces the extending direction of the curtain pole 2, for example, a surface that is formed by processing a material when the curtain pole 2 is made from the material. In FIGS. 2A and 2B, only one end of the curtain pole 2 is shown, but the curtain pole 2 has end faces 2b at both ends 2a. A pole-side screw hole 2c that can be screwed with a cap-side screw shaft 3c of the cap 3 to be described later is formed on the end surface 2b.

  The cap 3 is a rod-like member extending linearly or substantially linearly, and has a joint surface 3b at one end (end 3a) in the extending direction. The cap 3 has a circular or substantially circular cross section perpendicular to the extending direction (longitudinal direction Px in FIG. 2B). Further, the cap 3 has a tapered shape on the end (end 3d) side opposite to the end 3a. For example, the joint surface 3b has the same or substantially the same shape as the end surface 2b of the curtain pole 2 or a shape corresponding to the end surface 2b. The corresponding shape includes completely the same shape and substantially the same shape, the shape in which the bonding surface 3b is in contact with the end surface 2b over the entire surface, and the bonding surface 3b is in part in contact with the entire surface of the end surface 2b. And the like. The cap 3 has a cap-side screw shaft 3c that is a screw shaft extending outward in the extending direction of the cap 3 from the joint surface 3b. The cap-side screw shaft 3c is a pole-side screw hole 2c of the curtain pole 2. And can be screwed together. When the cap-side screw shaft 3c is screwed into the pole-side screw hole 2c and the joining surface 3b of the cap 3 comes into contact with the end surface 2b of the curtain pole 2 or approaches a predetermined distance, the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 are joined to each other. It becomes a joined state.

  The width in the direction orthogonal to the extending direction of the curtain pole 2 may be the same as or substantially the same as the width in the direction orthogonal to the extending direction of the cap 3. In the illustrated embodiment, the width in the direction perpendicular to the extending direction of the end 3 a side of the cap 3 is the same as the width in the direction perpendicular to the extending direction of the curtain pole 2.

  The bracket 4 includes an accommodating portion 41 that accommodates the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 (see FIG. 2B) in which the end surface 2b and the joining surface 3b are opposed to each other, and a closing member 43 that closes the accommodating portion 41. It has. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 1, the bracket 4 has a bracket body 42, and the accommodating portion 41 is formed on the bracket body 42. Further, the bracket 4 includes a fixing member 44 that can fix the accommodating portion 41 in the bracket 4. The fixing member 44 is, for example, a screw member. Hereinafter, the configuration of the bracket 4 will be described in detail.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view illustrating a schematic configuration of the bracket 4, FIG. 3A is a perspective view of the bracket 4, and FIG. 3B is a state in which the bracket 4 is closed and the member 43 is removed. It is a perspective view of the accommodating part 41 shown by.

  The accommodating part 41 is a recessed part formed so as to be able to be accommodated together with a part of the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 (see FIG. 2B) to which the end surface 2b of the curtain pole 2 and the joining surface 3b of the cap 3 are joined. As shown in FIG. 2B, the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 accommodated in the accommodation portion 41 are the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 in the vicinity of the joined portion 23 of the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 in the joined state. It is a part of. The joining portion 23 is a portion formed by the end surface 2b and the joining surface 3b in the joined state, and is a portion between the end surface 2b and the joining surface 3b.

  The accommodating portion 41 is a concave portion that is recessed toward the inside, and has an opening 411 that is open toward the outside of the bracket body 42, and the opening 411 is the above-described of the joined curtain pole 2 and cap 3. Part (hereinafter also referred to as the accommodated portion 24) can pass through. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3B, the width D of the opening 411 is a value that allows the accommodated portion 24 to pass through the opening 411 and into the accommodating portion 41. The width is equal to the width of the accommodated portion 24 or larger than the width of the accommodated portion 24. Moreover, the accommodating part 41 has penetrated the bracket main body 42 in the extension direction (arrow By direction of FIG. 3A) of the accommodating part 41.

  The bracket main body 42 has a mounting surface 422 that is a surface that contacts a mounting target such as a wall or a ceiling, and an engaging member 421 is provided on the mounting surface 422. The engaging member 421 is formed so as to engage with the attachment target and to fix the bracket body 42 to the attachment target. The engagement member 421 is, for example, a tapping screw that protrudes from the attachment surface 422, and the bracket main body 42 is fixed to the attachment target by screwing the tapping screw into the attachment target. For example, the tapping screw protrudes from a plate that can be attached to and detached from the attachment surface 422. The engaging member 421 is not limited to a tapping screw, and may be any member that can fix the bracket 4 to an attachment target. The bracket main body 42 extends in the longitudinal direction Bx facing away from the attachment surface 422 and extends to the distal end portion 423.

  The accommodating portion 41 is formed between the mounting surface 422 and the tip end portion 423 in the bracket main body 42, extends in the width direction By direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction Bx of the bracket main body 42, and penetrates the bracket main body 42. Yes. The opening 411 extends in the longitudinal direction Bx of the bracket body 42.

  The accommodating part 41 has the same outline as a part of the outline of the curtain pole 2 and the part of the cap 3 (accommodated part 24) to be accommodated. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 3B, the accommodating portion 41 includes a rear side surface 416 that is a surface extending from the end of the opening 411 on the mounting surface 422 side toward the inside of the bracket body 42, and the tip of the opening 411. It has a front side surface 412 that is a surface extending from the end on the part 423 side toward the inside of the bracket body 42, and a support receiving surface 415 that is a surface connected to the front side surface 412 and the rear side surface 416 on the inner side. . The front side surface 412, the rear side surface 416, and the support receiving surface 415 define the accommodating portion 41. The front side surface 412 and the rear side surface 416 are flat or substantially flat, and the support receiving surface 415 is a curved surface. The support receiving surface 415 is a curved surface that forms the same contour as part of the contour of the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 (accommodated portion 24) in the accommodated portion 24. The portion of the accommodated portion 24 that is accommodated in the contact with the support receiving surface 415. For example, the cross section orthogonal to the width direction By of the support receiving surface 415 has a semicircular arc shape that is a half contour of the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3.

  The bracket body 42 is formed adjacent to the edge of the opening 411 on the mounting surface 422 side in the longitudinal direction Bx, and a holding portion abutting portion 438a of a pair of side plate portions 432a and 432b of a closing member 43 described later. , 438b and a holding portion 413 that can come into contact therewith. Although the holding part 413 is a recessed part recessed inside so that the closing member 43 is located in the accommodating part 41, the shape of the holding part 413 is not restricted to this. The holding portion 413 is formed with a fixing member engaging portion 414 for fixing the fixing member 44.

  The closing member 43 is formed so as to cover at least the end surface 2 b of the curtain pole 2 accommodated in the accommodating portion 41 and the joint surface 3 b of the cap 3 from the opening 411 side of the accommodating portion 41. Hereinafter, the closing member 43 will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 4 is a perspective view for illustrating a schematic configuration of the closing member 43, FIG. 4A is a perspective view of the closing member 43, and FIG. FIG. 4C is a plan view showing the closing member 43 in contact with the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3.

  As shown in FIG. 3A, the closing member 43 is fitted into the housing portion 41 from the opening 411 and is held inside the housing portion 41 by the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 joined to the bracket body 42. It has the shape which is done. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 4A, the closing member 43 includes a substrate portion 431 and a pair of side plate portions 432a and 432b extending downward from the pair of edge portions 431a and 431b of the substrate portion 431. And have. The side plate portion 432a and the side plate portion 432b are symmetrical. The side plate portion 432a has a receiving portion abutting portion 436a, a rear side surface abutting portion 439a connected to the receiving portion abutting portion 436a, and a receiving portion abutting portion 436a on the edge opposite to the edge portion 431a. And a holding portion abutting portion 438a connected to the rear side abutting portion 439a on the opposite side. Further, the side plate part 432a has a front side contact part 437a at the edge part on the distal end side connected to the accommodated part contact part 436a. Similarly, the side plate portion 432b has a receiving portion contact portion 436b, a rear side contact portion 439b connected to the receiving portion contact portion 436b, and a receiving portion, on the edge opposite to the edge portion 431b. A holding portion abutting portion 438b connected to the rear side abutting portion 439b on the opposite side to the portion abutting portion 436b. Further, the side plate part 432b has a front side contact part 437b at the edge part on the distal end side connected to the accommodated part contact part 436b. In addition, an insertion hole 434 into which the fixing member 44 is inserted is formed on the rear side of the substrate portion 431, and a communication hole 435 communicating with the inside of the housing portion 41 is formed on the front side of the substrate portion 431. Yes.

  In the fitted state in which the closing member 43 is fitted in the accommodating portion 41, as shown in FIG. 3A, the holding portion abutting portions 438a and 438b abut on the holding portion 413, and the edge portion on the front side of the substrate portion 431 433, the front side contact portions 437a and 437b, and the rear side contact portions 439a and 439b have a shape that enters the housing portion 41 and contacts the front side surface 412 and the rear side surface 416, respectively.

  The pair of side plate portions 432a and 432b have, in part, the same contour as the portion exposed from the opening 411 of the accommodated portion 24 that is a part of the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 accommodated in the accommodating portion 41. doing. Specifically, the accommodated portion abutting portions 436 a and 436 b have the same contour as the contour of the portion exposed from the opening 411 of the accommodated portion 24. More specifically, the accommodated portion contact portions 436a and 436b have the same or substantially the same arc shape as the portion exposed from the opening 411 in the outline of the cross section orthogonal to the longitudinal direction Px of the accommodated portion 24. It has become. For this reason, in the fitted state in which the closing member 43 is fitted in the accommodating portion 41, the accommodated portion abutting portions 436 a and 436 b abut on a portion exposed from the opening 411 of the accommodated portion 24.

  In addition, the holding portion abutting portions 438a and 438b are held so that the upper surface 42a (opening portion 411) of the bracket body 42 and the substrate portion 431 are flush with each other when the closing member 43 is fitted into the accommodating portion 41. You may make it have the height I of the same dimension as the dimension of the height H (refer FIG.3 (b)) from the part 413 to the upper surface 42a of the bracket main body 42 (refer FIG.4 (b)).

  Next, a method for assembling the curtain rail structure 1 described above will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the curtain rail structure 1 with the bracket 4 disassembled.

  In assembling the curtain rail structure 1, first, the cap-side screw shaft 3 c of the cap 3 is screwed into the pole-side screw hole 2 c of the curtain pole 2, and the joining surface 3 b of the cap 3 comes into contact with the end face 2 b of the curtain pole 2 or The end face 2b of the curtain pole 2 and the joint surface 3b of the cap 3 are joined to each other to a predetermined distance (see FIG. 2B).

  Further, the bracket main body 42 is fixed to the mounting target by engaging the engaging member 421 of the bracket main body 42 with the mounting target such as a wall or a ceiling and bringing the mounting surface 422 into contact (see FIG. 3A). For example, when the engaging member 421 is a tapping screw protruding from the attachment surface 422, the tapping screw is screwed to the attachment target, and the bracket body 42 is fixed to the attachment target.

  When the bracket main body 42 is fixed to the attachment target, the curtain pole 2 and a part of the cap 3 in a joined state, that is, the above-described accommodating portion 24 (see FIG. 2B) are accommodated in the accommodating portion 41 of the bracket main body 42. Specifically, the accommodated portion 24 is advanced into the accommodating portion 41 through the opening 411, and the accommodated portion 24 comes into contact with the support receiving surface 415 and is accommodated in the accommodating portion 41. In this accommodated state, the accommodated portion 24 enters the accommodating portion 41 and is accommodated in a state where the upper portion of the accommodated portion 24 is exposed through the opening 411.

  When the accommodation portion 24 is accommodated in the accommodation portion 41, the runner R1 is inserted into the cap 3, and the runner R2 is inserted into the curtain pole 2 (see FIG. 1).

  When the runners R <b> 1 and R <b> 2 are inserted into the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3, the closing member 43 is fitted into the accommodating portion 41, and the accommodating portion 41 is closed with the closing member 43. Specifically, the front edge 433 of the substrate part 431 of the closing member 43, the front side contact parts 437a and 437b of the side plate parts 432a and 432b, and the rear side contact parts 439a and 439b are placed in the storage part 41. By inserting, the closing member 43 is fitted into the accommodating portion 41.

  When the closing member 43 is fitted into the accommodating portion 41, the accommodated portion abutting portions 436 a and 436 b of the side plate portions 432 a and 432 b abut on the accommodated portion 24 exposed through the opening 411. Specifically, the accommodated portion abutting portion 436 a abuts on the curtain pole 2 in the accommodated portion 24, and the accommodated portion abutting portion 436 b abuts on the cap 3 in the accommodated portion 24.

  Further, the holding portion abutting portions 438a and 438b of the side plate portions 432a and 432b abut on the holding portion 413 of the bracket main body 42, the front edge portion 433 of the substrate portion 431, and the front side surface abutting of the side plate portions 432a and 432b. The parts 437 a and 437 b are in contact with the front side surface 412 of the housing part 41. Further, the rear side contact portions 439 a and 439 b of the side plate portions 432 a and 432 b are in contact with the rear side surface 416 of the accommodating portion 41.

  After fitting the closing member 43 into the housing portion 41, the curtain pole 2 and the cap are positioned so that the communication hole 435 is positioned above the joint portion 23 by visually recognizing the joint portion 23 from the communication hole 435 of the closing member 43. 3 is adjusted (see FIG. 4C).

  Then, the fixing member 44 is inserted from below the bracket 4 and the accommodating portion 41 is fixed by the closing member 43. Specifically, the closing member 43 is fixed to the accommodating portion 41 by inserting the fixing member 44 into the fixing member engaging portion 414 of the bracket 4 and the insertion hole 434 of the closing member 43 and screwing them together. The fixing member 44 is, for example, a screw, and the insertion hole 434 is, for example, a screw hole.

  When the closing member 43 is fixed to the accommodating portion 41, the upper surface 42a (opening 411) of the bracket main body 42 and the substrate portion 431 are flush with each other, and the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 are linearly extended and fixed to the attachment target. (See FIG. 1). Although only one bracket 4 is shown in FIG. 1, the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 are accommodated in the accommodating portions 41 of two or more brackets 4 that are separated from each other.

  When the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 are fixed to the object to be attached, the hook attached to the upper end of the curtain is inserted into the hook holes F1 and F2 (see FIG. 1) provided in the lower portions of the runners R1 and R2. Is attached (not shown). Specifically, a hook attached to the side end of the curtain is inserted into the hook hole F1, and a hook attached to a part other than the side end of the curtain is inserted into the hook hole F2. The movement of the side end portion of the curtain toward the curtain pole is restricted by the runner R1 coming into contact with the bracket 4. The curtain attached to the runner R2 via the hook hole F2 can move as the runner R2 slides along the curtain pole 2.

  As described above, the accommodating portion 41 is defined by the front side surface 412, the rear side surface 416 and the support receiving surface 415, and the support receiving surface 415 is a part of the outline of the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 in the accommodated portion 24. Are curved surfaces that form the same contour. Further, the pair of side plate portions 432a and 432b of the closing member 43 are in contact with the accommodated portion having the same contour as the contour exposed from the opening 411 of the accommodated portion 24 that is a part of the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3. It has parts 436a and 436b. Therefore, the joint portion 23 between the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 is accommodated by covering the accommodated portion 24 of the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 accommodated in the accommodation portion 41 and contacting the support receiving surface 415 with the closing member 43. It can be made difficult to visually recognize from the outside of the portion 41. Thereby, even if the joint portion 23 is formed between the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3, a sense of unity can be generated between the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3.

  Further, since the communication hole 435 that communicates with the inside of the accommodating portion 41 is formed in the closing member 43, the joint portion 23 is visually recognized from the communication hole 435, and the communication hole 435 is positioned above the joint portion 23. Thus, the positions of the curtain pole 2 and the cap 3 can be adjusted. Moreover, the nail | claw provided in the front-end | tip part of a metal tape measure can be inserted in this communicating hole. For example, when the curtain pole 2 is cut in accordance with the dimension between one bracket 4 and the other bracket 4, by inserting a claw into the communication hole 435, the extending direction (longitudinal direction Px in FIG. 2B) The curtain pole 2 can be easily measured.

  Even when the cap 3 is bent and joined to the curtain pole 2 by fixing the closing member 43 to the accommodating portion 41 with the fixing member 44 after fitting the closing member 43 into the accommodating portion 41. By fixing the closing member 43 to the accommodating portion 41 by the fixing member 44, it can be straightened and fixed.

  As mentioned above, although preferred embodiment of this invention was described, this invention is not limited to the curtain rail structure 1 which concerns on said embodiment, Everything included in the concept of this invention, and a claim Including embodiments. In addition, the configurations may be appropriately combined as appropriate so as to achieve at least part of the problems and effects described above. For example, the shape, material, arrangement, size, and the like of each component in the above embodiment can be changed as appropriate according to the specific usage mode of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Curtain rail structure 2 Curtain pole 2a End 2b End surface 2c Pole side screw hole 3 Cap 3a End 3b Joining surface 3c Cap side screw shaft 3d End 4 Bracket 23 Joining part 24 Contained part 41 Accommodating part 42 Bracket main body 42a Upper surface 43 Closing member 44 Fixing member 411 Opening part 412 Front side 413 Holding part 414 Fixing member engaging part 415 Support receiving surface 416 Rear side 421 Engaging member 422 Mounting surface 423 Tip part 431 Substrate part 431a, 431b Edge part 432a, 432b Side plate part 433 Edge Part 434 Insertion hole 435 Communication hole 436a, 436b Contained part contact part 437a, 437b Front side contact part 438a, 438b Holding part contact part 439a, 439b Rear side contact part F1, F2 Hook hole R1, R2 Runner

Claims (6)

A curtain pole inserted into an annular runner to which the curtain is attached;
A bracket for fixing the curtain pole to a target to be attached;
A cap joined to the end of the curtain pole,
The curtain pole has an end face at the end,
The cap has a joint surface at one end;
The bracket includes an accommodating portion that accommodates the curtain pole and the cap that are joined so that the end surface and the joining surface face each other, and a closing member that closes the accommodating portion,
The accommodating portion is a recess formed so that the end surface and the joining surface can be accommodated together with the joined curtain pole and a part of the cap,
The curtain member structure characterized in that the closing member is formed so as to cover at least the end surface and the joint surface accommodated in the accommodating portion from the opening side of the accommodating portion.   The curtain rail structure according to claim 1, wherein the curtain pole and a part of the cap can pass through the opening of the housing portion.   3. The curtain rail structure according to claim 1, wherein the accommodating portion has a contour that is the same as a portion of a contour of the curtain pole and the cap that is accommodated in part. .   The said closing member has the outline same as the outline of the part exposed from the said opening part of the said curtain pole and the said cap accommodated in a part, The Claim 1 thru | or 3 characterized by the above-mentioned. The curtain rail structure according to any one of the above.   The curtain rail structure according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the closing member is formed with a hole communicating with the inside of the housing portion.   The curtain rail structure according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the bracket includes a fixing member that allows the housing portion to be fixed to the bracket.

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