Built-in pleated blind glass window capable of being opened in two directions

Abstract

The utility model discloses a built-in pleated blind glass window capable of being opened in two directions. The built-in pleated blind glass window comprises a window frame, two glass cover plates, a pleated blind located between the two glass cover plates and a blind body driving mechanism. The curtain body driving mechanism comprises four driving rope steering seats symmetrically arranged at the four corners of the window frame, and left and right magnetic control sliding blocks installed in the left and right borders of the window frame. The left magnetic control sliding block controls the top edge of the pleated blind to ascend and descend through the first driving rope and the second driving rope, and the right magnetic control sliding block controls the bottom edge of the pleated blind to ascend and descend through the third driving rope and the fourth driving rope. According to the scheme, by achieving two-way opening, simplifying operation and optimizing structural design, user experience is remarkably improved, more convenient, more comfortable and more efficient use experience is provided, and the method is superior to the prior art.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of built-in pleated curtain glass windows, in particular to a built-in pleated curtain glass window which can be opened in both directions. Background Art

[0002] Built-in pleated glass windows have functions such as sunshade, heat insulation and privacy protection, and are widely used in residential and commercial buildings.

[0003] The existing pleated blind structure design can usually only be opened from the bottom up, which limits the user's choice and convenience of use in some application scenarios. For example, when the user wants to open it from the top down to block the sunlight above, the existing design cannot meet the needs.

[0004] In addition, the existing pleated curtain structure cannot achieve simultaneous two-way opening, that is, simultaneous shielding adjustment from the bottom upward and from the top downward.

[0005] Based on the above situation, the inventor proposed a new structural design to achieve two-way opening of the pleated curtain, thereby improving the user experience. Utility Model Content

[0006] Based on the above invention purpose, the utility model provides a built-in pleated curtain glass window that can be opened in both directions, so as to improve the shortcomings of the existing window design and enhance the user experience.

[0007] The technical solution adopted by the utility model to solve its technical problems is:

[0008] A built-in pleated curtain glass window capable of bidirectional opening comprises a window frame, two glass cover plates respectively covering two sides of the window frame, a pleated curtain located between the two glass cover plates, and a curtain body driving mechanism installed in the window frame; characterized in that the curtain body driving mechanism comprises:

[0009] The driving rope steering seats include four and are symmetrically arranged at the four corners of the window frame;

[0010] The magnetic control slider includes a left magnetic control slider and a right magnetic control slider, and is respectively placed in the left frame and the right frame of the window frame;

[0011] The left magnetic control slider controls the rise or fall of the top edge of the pleated curtain through the first driving rope and the second driving rope;

[0012] The right magnetic control slider controls the rise or fall of the bottom edge of the pleated curtain through the third driving rope and the fourth driving rope.

[0013] According to a further technical solution, the driving rope steering seat is L-shaped, and four fixed pulleys are provided at its horizontal end, distributed at four vertices of a square, and a driving rope fixed end is provided at its vertical end.

[0014] According to a further technical solution, the top edge and the bottom edge of the pleated curtain are respectively provided with a top edge wiring channel and a bottom edge wiring channel which penetrate the width of the pleated curtain body.

[0015] According to a further technical solution, the magnetic control slider includes a slider body, and movable pulley grooves are respectively provided at the top and bottom ends of the slider body, and a movable pulley is provided in the movable pulley groove; a magnetic block mounting groove is provided in the middle of the slider body, and a plurality of magnetic blocks are fixed therein; two pulley grooves are also provided on the magnetic block surface of the slider body, which are respectively located above and below the magnetic block mounting groove, and pulleys are installed therein.

[0016] Further technical solution, one end of the first driving rope is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the upper right corner, the rope body penetrates from the outside of the top movable pulley groove of the right magnetic control slider, and then bypasses the top movable pulley inside, the top two fixed pulleys of the driving rope steering seat at the upper right corner, and the bottom inner fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the upper left corner in sequence, and then passes downward through the top edge routing channel, and then bypasses the bottom outer fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the upper right corner upward, and then penetrates downward from the inside of the top movable pulley groove of the right magnetic control slider, bypasses the movable pulley inside, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the upper right corner. This design allows the right magnetic control slider to synchronously drive the top edge of the pleated curtain to rise and fall when it is raised and lowered, and because of the principle of the movable pulley, only a small force is needed to drive the pleated curtain.

[0017] Further technical solution, one end of the second driving rope is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the lower right corner, and the rope body passes through the outer side of the movable pulley groove at the bottom of the right magnetic control slider, bypasses the bottom movable pulley inside, the top two fixed pulleys of the driving rope steering seat at the lower right corner, and the top inner fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the lower left corner, and then passes upward through the top edge routing channel, and then passes downward around the top outer fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the lower right corner, and then passes upward from the inner side of the bottom movable pulley groove of the right magnetic control slider, bypasses the movable pulley inside, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the lower right corner. This design can not only assist the right magnetic control slider in controlling the lifting and lowering control of the pleated curtain, but also keep the right magnetic control slider in a taut state to prevent the right magnetic control slider from sliding freely in the right frame.

[0018] Further technical solution, one end of the third driving rope is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the upper left corner, the rope body penetrates from the outside of the top movable pulley groove of the left magnetic control slider, and then bypasses the top movable pulley inside, the top two fixed pulleys of the driving rope steering seat at the upper left corner, and the bottom inner fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the upper right corner in sequence, and then passes downward through the bottom edge routing channel, and then bypasses the bottom outer fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the upper left corner upward, and then penetrates downward from the inside of the top movable pulley groove of the left magnetic control slider, bypasses the movable pulley inside, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the upper left corner. This design allows the left magnetic control slider to synchronously drive the top edge of the pleated curtain to rise and fall when it is raised and lowered, and because of the principle of the movable pulley, only a small force is needed to drive the pleated curtain.

[0019] Further technical solution, one end of the fourth driving rope is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the lower left corner, the rope body penetrates from the outer side of the movable pulley groove at the bottom end of the left magnetic control slider, and then bypasses the bottom movable pulley inside, the top two fixed pulleys of the driving rope steering seat at the lower left corner, and the top inner fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the lower right corner in turn, and then passes upward through the bottom edge routing channel, and then bypasses the top outer fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the lower left corner, and then penetrates upward from the inner side of the bottom movable pulley groove of the left magnetic control slider, bypasses the movable pulley inside, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the lower left corner. This design can not only assist the left magnetic control slider in controlling the lifting and lowering control of the bottom edge of the pleated curtain, but also keep the left magnetic control slider in a taut state to prevent the left magnetic control slider from sliding freely in the left frame.

[0020] The beneficial effects of the utility model are:

[0021] 1. Two-way opening function

[0022] Existing pleated curtain glass windows can usually only be opened in one direction, that is, from the bottom to the top. This one-way opening design limits the user's convenience in some scenarios and cannot meet the diverse needs of users in different environments.

[0023] The utility model designs a built-in pleated curtain glass window that can be opened in two directions. Through the cooperation of a driving slider and a driving rope, the user can open the pleated curtain from the top downward and from the bottom upward at the same time. This two-way opening function greatly improves the user's convenience and flexibility, and the position of the pleated curtain can be adjusted at will according to the direction of sunlight and privacy requirements.

[0024] 2. Easy to operate

[0025] During the operation of existing pleated curtain glass windows, users may need to manually perform multiple adjustments, which is complicated and time-consuming.

[0026] The utility model provides a driving slider in the two side frames and connects it to the external sliding handle through magnetic attraction. The user only needs to slide the external handle to easily move the pleated curtain up and down. The operation is simple and quick, and the user experience is significantly improved.

[0027] 3. Structural design optimization

[0028] Traditional pleated glass windows are relatively simple in design and lack an effective transmission mechanism, resulting in a short service life and inconvenient maintenance.

[0029] The utility model is optimized in structural design. By setting a fixing hole on the driving slider, the driving rope is fixed on the driving slider and the transmission is carried out through the pulley. This optimized design not only improves the transmission efficiency, but also reduces the friction and wear during the sliding process, and prolongs the service life. In addition, the structure is compact and beautiful, and it is easy to install and maintain.

[0030] 4. Improve user experience

[0031] During use, the one-way opening pleated curtain glass windows cannot effectively block direct sunlight or meet privacy protection needs, affecting the user experience.

[0032] Through the two-way opening design, users can adjust the position of the pleated blinds according to actual needs, thereby effectively blocking direct sunlight, protecting privacy, creating a more comfortable indoor environment, and improving user satisfaction and experience.

[0033] 5. Versatility

[0034] Traditional pleated glass windows have a single function and cannot adapt to a variety of usage scenarios.

[0035] The two-way opening design of the utility model makes it more widely applicable and suitable for various scenarios such as residences, offices, public places, etc., meeting the sunshade, heat insulation and privacy protection needs of different places.

[0036] In summary, this technical solution is significantly superior to the existing technology by achieving two-way opening, simplifying operation, optimizing structural design, improving user experience and versatility, providing users with a more convenient, comfortable and efficient user experience. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0037] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the utility model.

[0038] Figure 2 It is a structural schematic diagram of the driving rope steering seat.

[0039] Figure 3 It is a structural schematic diagram of the magnetic control slider.

[0040] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the winding structure of the right magnetic control slider.

[0041] Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram of the winding structure of the left magnetic control slider.

[0042] In the figure: 1-window frame, 2-magnetic control slider, 3-pleated curtain, 4-driving rope steering seat, 5-first driving rope, 6-second driving rope, 7-third driving rope, 8-fourth driving rope; 21-right magnetic control slider, 22-left magnetic control slider, 31-top wiring channel, 32-bottom wiring channel, 41-upper right corner driving rope steering seat, 42-lower right corner driving rope steering seat, 43-upper left corner driving rope steering seat, 44-lower left corner driving rope steering seat; 211-movable pulley, 212-magnetic block, 213-pulley; 411-fixed pulley, 412-driving rope fixed end. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0043] The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of the utility model to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the utility model, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments in the utility model, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of the utility model.

[0044] The utility model discloses a built-in pleated curtain glass window capable of bidirectional opening, and its specific implementation structure is as follows Figure 1 As shown, it includes: a window frame 1, a magnetically controlled slider 2 installed in the left and right side frames of the window frame 1, a driving rope steering seat 4 fixed to the four corners of the window frame 1, a pleated curtain 3 placed between the left and right side frames of the window frame, two glass cover plates covering the two sides of the window frame respectively, and a plurality of driving ropes.

[0045] Among the above components, the magnetic control slider 2, the driving rope, and the driving rope turning seat 4 are combined together to form a curtain body driving mechanism.

[0046] There are four driving rope turning seats 4, which are symmetrically arranged at the four corners of the window frame 1. Figure 2 As shown, the specific structure of the driving rope turning seat 4 is L-shaped, and four fixed pulleys 411 are provided at its horizontal end, distributed at the four vertices of the square, and a driving rope fixed end 412 is provided at its vertical end.

[0047] The magnetic control slider 2 includes a left magnetic control slider 22 and a right magnetic control slider 21, which are respectively placed in the left frame and the right frame of the window frame. Figure 3As shown, the specific structure of the magnetic control slider 2 includes: a slider body, wherein movable pulley grooves are respectively provided at the top and bottom ends of the slider body, and movable pulleys 211 are provided in the movable pulley grooves; a magnetic block mounting groove is provided in the middle of the slider body, and a plurality of magnetic blocks 212 are fixed in the magnetic block groove; two pulley grooves are also provided on the magnetic block surface of the slider body, which are respectively located above and below the magnetic block mounting groove, and pulleys 213 are installed therein.

[0048] The specific winding structures of the drive rope are as follows:

[0049] The winding structure of the right magnetic control slider 21 is as follows: Figure 4 As shown, one end of the first driving rope 5 is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat 41 at the upper right corner, and the rope body passes through the outer side of the top movable pulley groove of the right magnetic control slider 21, and then passes around the top movable pulley inside, the top two fixed pulleys of the driving rope steering seat 41 at the upper right corner, and the bottom inner fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat 43 at the upper left corner in turn, and then passes downward through the top edge wiring channel 31, and then passes upward around the bottom outer fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat 41 at the upper right corner, and then passes downward from the inner side of the top movable pulley groove of the right magnetic control slider 21, and passes around the movable pulley inside, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the upper right driving rope steering seat 41.

[0050] The design of the first driving rope 5 enables the right magnetic control slider 21 to synchronously drive the top edge of the pleated curtain 3 to rise and fall when it is raised and lowered, and because the principle of the movable pulley is adopted, only a small force is needed to drive the pleated curtain.

[0051] One end of the second driving rope 6 is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat 42 at the lower right corner. The rope body passes through the outer side of the movable pulley groove at the bottom end of the right magnetic control slider 21 and bypasses the bottom movable pulley therein, the two top fixed pulleys of the driving rope steering seat 42 at the lower right corner, and the top inner fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat 44 at the lower left corner, and then passes upward through the top edge wiring channel 31, and then passes downward around the top outer fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat 42 at the lower right corner, and then passes upward from the inner side of the bottom movable pulley groove of the right magnetic control slider and bypasses the movable pulley therein, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat 42 at the lower right corner.

[0052] The design of the second driving rope 6 can not only assist the right magnetic control slider 21 in controlling the lifting and lowering of the pleated curtain 3, but also keep the right magnetic control slider 21 in a taut state to prevent the right magnetic control slider from sliding freely in the right frame.

[0053] The driving principle of the right magnetic control slider 22 is as follows: when the right magnetic control slider 21 is pulled down, the top edge of the pleated curtain 3 is driven upwards to block the top space of the window under the pull of the first driving rope 5. When the right magnetic control slider 21 is pulled up, the top edge of the pleated curtain 3 is driven downwards to open the top of the window under the pull of the second driving rope 6.

[0054] The winding structure of the left magnetic control slider 22 is as follows: Figure 5 As shown, one end of the third driving rope 7 is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat 43 at the upper left corner, and the rope body passes through the outer side of the movable pulley groove at the top of the left magnetic control slider 22, and then passes around the top movable pulley therein, the two top fixed pulleys of the driving rope steering seat 43 at the upper left corner, and the bottom inner fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat 41 at the upper right corner in turn, and then passes downward through the bottom edge wiring channel 32, and then passes upward around the bottom outer fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat 43 at the upper left corner, and then passes downward from the inner side of the movable pulley groove at the top of the left magnetic control slider 22, and passes around the movable pulley therein, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat 43 at the upper left corner.

[0055] The design of the third driving rope 7 enables the left magnetic control slider 22 to synchronously drive the top edge of the pleated curtain 3 to rise and fall when it is raised or lowered, and because the principle of the movable pulley is adopted, only a small force is needed to drive the pleated curtain.

[0056] One end of the fourth driving rope 8 is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope turning seat 44 at the lower left corner. The rope body penetrates from the outer side of the movable pulley groove at the bottom of the left magnetic control slider 22, and then bypasses the bottom movable pulley therein, the top two fixed pulleys of the driving rope turning seat 44 at the lower left corner, and the top inner fixed pulley of the driving rope turning seat 42 at the lower right corner in sequence, and then passes upward through the bottom edge routing channel 32, and then bypasses the top outer fixed pulley of the driving rope turning seat 44 at the lower left corner, and then penetrates upward from the inner side of the bottom movable pulley groove of the left magnetic control slider 22, bypasses the movable pulley therein, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope turning seat 44 at the lower left corner. This design can not only assist the left magnetic control slider in controlling the lifting and lowering control of the bottom edge of the pleated curtain, but also keep the left magnetic control slider in a taut state to prevent the left magnetic control slider from sliding freely in the left frame.

[0057] The driving principle of the left magnetic control slider 22 is as follows: when the left magnetic control slider 22 is pulled down, the bottom edge of the pleated curtain 3 is driven upwards by the pull of the third driving rope 7 to open the bottom of the window. When the right magnetic control slider 22 is pulled up, the bottom edge of the pleated curtain 3 is driven downwards by the pull of the second driving rope 8 to block the top space of the window.

[0058] It should be noted that, in this article, terms such as "comprises", "includes" or any other variations thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion, so that a process, method, article or device including a series of elements includes not only those elements, but also includes other elements not explicitly listed, or also includes elements inherent to such process, method, article or device. In the absence of more restrictions, an element defined by the sentence "comprises a ..." does not exclude the existence of other identical elements in the process, method, article or device including the element.

[0059] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and variations may be made to the embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, and that the scope of the present invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A built-in pleated curtain glass window capable of bidirectional opening, comprising a window frame, two glass cover plates covering two sides of the window frame respectively, a pleated curtain located between the two glass cover plates, and a curtain body driving mechanism installed in the window frame; characterized in that: The curtain driving mechanism comprises: The driving rope steering seats include four and are symmetrically arranged at the four corners of the window frame; The magnetic control slider includes a left magnetic control slider and a right magnetic control slider, and is respectively placed in the left frame and the right frame of the window frame; The left magnetic control slider controls the rise or fall of the top edge of the pleated curtain through the first driving rope and the second driving rope; The right magnetic control slider controls the rise or fall of the bottom edge of the pleated curtain through the third driving rope and the fourth driving rope.

2. A built-in pleated curtain glass window capable of bidirectional opening as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The driving rope turning seat is L-shaped, and is provided with four fixed pulleys at its horizontal end, which are distributed at the four vertices of a square, and a driving rope fixing end is provided at its vertical end.

3. A built-in pleated curtain glass window capable of bidirectional opening as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: The top edge and the bottom edge of the pleated curtain are respectively provided with a top edge wiring channel and a bottom edge wiring channel which penetrate through the width of the pleated curtain body.

4. A bidirectionally openable built-in pleated curtain glass window as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that: The magnetic control slider includes a slider body, and movable pulley grooves are respectively provided at the top and bottom ends of the slider body, and movable pulleys are provided in the movable pulley grooves; a magnetic block installation groove is provided in the middle of the slider body, and a plurality of magnetic blocks are fixed in the groove; two pulley grooves are also provided on the magnetic block surface of the slider body, which are respectively located above and below the magnetic block installation groove, and pulleys are installed in the grooves.

5. The built-in pleated curtain glass window capable of bidirectional opening as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that: One end of the first driving rope is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the upper right corner, the rope body enters from the outside of the movable pulley groove at the top of the right magnetic control slider, and then passes around the top movable pulley inside it, the two top fixed pulleys of the driving rope steering seat at the upper right corner, and the bottom inner fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the upper left corner in turn, and then passes downward through the top edge routing channel, and then passes upward around the bottom outer fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the upper right corner, and then passes downward from the inside of the movable pulley groove at the top of the right magnetic control slider, and passes around the movable pulley inside it, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the upper right corner.

6. The built-in pleated curtain glass window capable of bidirectional opening as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that: One end of the second driving rope is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the lower right corner, and the rope body passes through the outer side of the movable pulley groove at the bottom end of the right magnetic control slider and bypasses the bottom movable pulley therein, the two fixed pulleys on the top of the driving rope steering seat at the lower right corner, and the fixed pulley on the top inner side of the driving rope steering seat at the lower left corner, and then passes upward through the top edge routing channel, and then passes downward around the top outer fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the lower right corner, and then passes upward from the inner side of the bottom movable pulley groove of the right magnetic control slider and bypasses the movable pulley therein, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the lower right corner.

7. The built-in pleated curtain glass window capable of bidirectional opening as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that: One end of the third driving rope is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the upper left corner, the rope body enters from the outside of the movable pulley groove at the top of the left magnetic control slider, and then passes around the top movable pulley therein, the two top fixed pulleys of the driving rope steering seat at the upper left corner, and the bottom inner fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the upper right corner in sequence, and then passes downward through the bottom edge routing channel, and then passes upward around the bottom outer fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the upper left corner, and then passes downward from the inside of the movable pulley groove at the top of the left magnetic control slider, and passes around the movable pulley therein, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the upper left corner.

8. The built-in pleated curtain glass window capable of bidirectional opening as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that: One end of the fourth driving rope is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the lower left corner, the rope body enters from the outer side of the movable pulley groove at the bottom end of the left magnetic control slider, and then passes around the bottom movable pulley inside, the two fixed pulleys at the top of the driving rope steering seat at the lower left corner, and the top inner fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the lower right corner in turn, and then passes upward through the bottom wiring channel, and then passes downward around the top outer fixed pulley of the driving rope steering seat at the lower left corner, and then enters upward from the inner side of the bottom movable pulley groove of the left magnetic control slider, and passes around the movable pulley inside, and the other end is fixed to the driving rope fixed end of the driving rope steering seat at the lower left corner.

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