Play curtains
Patent Information
- Application Number
- KR3020260030164
- Authority / Receiving Office
- KR · KR
- Patent Type
- Designs
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-08-12
- Publication Date
- 2026-09-01
- Estimated Expiration
- 2046-08-12
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Description
Draw 06 The item that is the subject of the design Play curtains Description of the design 1. The material is fibrous and synthetic resin. 2. The present design relates to a play curtain that is installed on a wall to form a play space, allowing a child to engage in various activities such as doll play, role play, and shop play within the interior space. The design is formed with an upper part in the shape of a triangular roof and is configured to be installed by hanging it on a wall using a fixing part provided on the upper part. A support rod is provided on the inner side of the curtain to support it so that it forms a three-dimensional play space protruding forward from the wall. The left and right sections of the curtain are configured to be rolled up and secured, respectively, allowing children to enter the interior play area by opening them. 3. The parts indicated by dotted lines in this design are seams. 4. Drawing 1 represents the overall form of the present design. 5. Drawing 2 is a drawing depicting the front part of the present design. 6. Drawing 3 is a drawing showing the rear portion of the present design. 7. Drawing 4 is a drawing representing the left side of the present design. 8. Drawing 5 is a drawing representing the right side of the present design. 9. Drawing 6 is a drawing representing a plan view of the present design. 10. Drawing 7 is a drawing showing the bottom portion of the present design. 11. Reference Drawing 1 is a reference drawing showing the state in which the present invention is installed on a wall and used. [Key Points of the Design Creation] The creative feature of this design lies in the sculptural combination of an upper triangular roof shape, a three-dimensional appearance of the curtain protruding forward from the wall, and an appearance formed so that the left and right curtain sections can be rolled up and opened, in a children's play curtain installed on a wall.