GUIDE RAIL FOR A BLINDS

Abstract

The invention relates to a guide rail for a blind (13) for covering an opening in a wall, with a receiving space (43) arranged in the guide rail (5) and at least one outer wall (44) surrounding the receiving space (43) at least partially, characterized in that in the outer wall (44) at least one groove (29) is arranged which extends into the receiving space (43) and which comprises a receiving opening (47) for receiving at least one fastening means (40; 7; 21), the guide rail (5) being adapted to be mountable on a support (23) by means of the fastening means (40; 7; 21). Figure 1

Description

Title of the invention: GUIDE RAIL FOR A BLINDS Field of invention

[0001] The invention relates to a guide rail for a blind intended to cover an opening in a wall, with a receiving space arranged in the guide rail and with an outer wall surrounding the receiving space at least in area. State of the art

[0002] A blind, in particular an insect protection blind, is known from DE 10 2017 106 414 A1. The blind comprises a blind strip adapted to be rolled up and unrolled.

[0003] A traction rail is provided which is guided in lateral guide rails.

[0004] In the area of ​​the lateral ends of the traction rail as well as on the rails of guidance, elements are provided which interact with each other magnetically.

[0005] The elements can also be arranged on a pull rail which connects the guide rails, the blind strip being in the closed position.

[0006] Insect protection blinds are systematically mounted on the outside of a window.

[0007] Insect protection blinds can be screwed or glued onto the window.

[0008] Insect protection blinds can also be secured to a window frame or window recess.

[0009] Preferably, the insect protection blinds are screwed onto the window frame. But they can also be screwed onto the window frame.

[0010] Many methods of mounting insect protection blinds, known from the prior art, often result in damage to the window, window frame or window embrasure on which the insect protection blind is mounted respectively.

[0011] When such insect protection blinds are mounted on rented buildings, this may lead to damage to the rental property.

[0012] Gluing the insect protection blind, especially on a window, can also result in unwanted mounting marks.

[0013] If the insect protection blind is to be fixed to a window of the building, the insect protection blind should, in most cases, preferably be moved from top to bottom. The insect protection blind can also be moved from left to right in the window opening.

[0014] Often, window openings do not have a flat circumference, so that the insect protection blind is not stretched sufficiently tightly in the window opening but becomes loose over time in the window opening. The object of the invention

[0015] The aim of the invention is to provide a guide rail for a blind, which overcomes the above-described shortcomings of known guide rails.

[0016] This object of the invention is achieved by a guide rail which comprises a receiving space arranged in the guide rail.

[0017] The guide rail comprises an outer wall at least partially surrounding the receiving space.

[0018] In the outer wall of the blind guide rail, at least one groove is arranged.

[0019] The groove extends into the receiving space of the guide rail.

[0020] The groove comprises a receiving opening, through which at least one fastening means can be introduced into the groove.

[0021] The guide rail is adapted to be mounted on a support, using the fixing means which extends into the groove of the guide rail. Guide rail

[0022] The guide rail is used to guide the blind statically.

[0023] When the rail is guided statically, it remains in the guide rail in position stable relative to a longitudinal axis of the guide rail.

[0024] Under static guidance, the blind can be moved in the guide rail substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the guide rail. In this way, damage to the blind caused by horizontal blows or gusts of wind can be avoided.

[0025] The guide rail also serves to move the blind, in particular an insect protection blind or a light protection blind, along a predetermined path in the longitudinal direction of the guide rail.

[0026] The path predetermined by the guide rail preferably extends on the side of the outer face of a window of a building.

[0027] Preferably, the blind moves in the guide rail parallel to the exterior wall of the building.

[0028] The guide rail comprises a receiving space and an outer wall.

[0029] Both are described in more detail later in the text. Store

[0030] By the term blind, the present invention means a view protection blind or a light protection blind, preferably on a window.

[0031] It goes without saying that the blind can also be mounted on the outside of a door.

[0032] Preferably, the blind is a rectangular fabric.

[0033] The blind can be rolled up on a shaft horizontally or vertically relative to the longitudinal axis of the guide rail. In addition, it is conceivable that the blind is stored or folded horizontally or vertically relative to the longitudinal axis of the guide rail.

[0034] To be guided in the guide rail, the blind can be unrolled from the shaft. The blind can also be re-rolled onto the shaft.

[0035] It goes without saying that the blind can be made in different colors and patterns. The blind can be made of at least two different materials.

[0036] Similarly, the blind may have different sizes and / or shapes.

[0037] The blind may be provided for darkening the space behind it.

[0038] The blind may also be provided to prevent the entry of animals, insects or of dirt in a space.

[0039] The blind can be moved in the rail using an endless rope or using a ball chain.

[0040] It goes without saying that the blind can also be moved relative to the guide rail in any other technical way. Reception area

[0041] The receiving space of the guide rail of the blind means an area inside the guide rail. Inside the guide rail, when rolling up or unrolling the blind, the blind is received, at least in areas, in the receiving space and / or is guided there.

[0042] It goes without saying that other components of the blind, in particular the blind for protection against insects, can also be arranged in the receiving space and / or can be guided in the receiving space.

[0043] The receiving space of the guide rail is surrounded, at least in areas, by an outer wall. Outer wall

[0044] By the term outer wall, the invention designates a surface component extending vertically or horizontally.

[0045] The guide rail comprises at least one outer wall.

[0046] It goes without saying that the outer wall comprises several zones, preferably connected to each other.

[0047] The outer wall areas may be attached to each other in a rectilinear or angular manner.

[0048] It goes without saying that the outer wall of the guide rail comprises at least one access opening. The access opening will be discussed later in the text.

[0049] Said at least one outer wall surrounds, at least in zones, the space for receiving the guide rail.

[0050] On all sides of the reception space, exterior walls may surround the reception space. Groove

[0051] The invention provides that at least one groove is made in the outer wall of the guide rail.

[0052] By the term groove, we mean a longitudinal depression.

[0053] The groove extends into the receiving space and includes a receiving opening.

[0054] The body of the groove extending into the receiving space may be rounded.

[0055] It can also be configured angularly. In addition, the body of the groove extending into the receiving space of the guide rail may have any other geometric shape.

[0056] The groove may comprise at least one device for locking a fastening means.

[0057] Using the locking device, the fastening means can snap into the groove of the guide rail by adhesion and / or by form fit.

[0058] The fixing means can removably engage in the groove of the guide rail.

[0059] The groove which engages in the receiving space of the guide rail constitutes an exit safety device for the blind. Fixing method

[0060] The invention provides at least one fastening means which engages in the access opening of the groove of the guide rail.

[0061] The fastening means engages in the groove through the access opening of the groove.

[0062] In the groove, the fastening means is attached to the guide rail of the blind in a removable or fixed manner.

[0063] Using the fixing means, the blind can be mounted on a support.

[0064] The attachment means may provide an attachment of the blind guide rail to the support by adhesion or by complementarity of shape.

[0065] Preferably, but not exclusively, the fixing means is a fixing clip or a fixing spring.

[0066] The fixing means may be configured as a suspension bracket.

[0067] A further embodiment of the invention provides that the fastening means is a fastening spring. With the aid of the fastening spring, the fastening means can be captively snapped into the groove.

[0068] With the help of the fixing spring, manufacturing tolerances can be effectively compensated. Support

[0069] According to the invention, using the fixing means, the guide rail can be mounted on a support.

[0070] By the term support, the invention includes the frame of a window or the frame of a door.

[0071] The support can also be the wall of a building.

[0072] Preferably, but by no means exclusively, at least two fixing means are arranged on the support.

[0073] The arrangement of the groove which extends into the receiving space of the guide rail, combines the advantages of the absence of gluing and / or the absence of drilling and / or the absence of screwing of the guide rail relative to the support of the guide rail, preferably the wall of a building.

[0074] The invention proves to be particularly advantageous since the guide rail of the blind does not need to be wedged on the embrasure of a window and / or on a wall of the building.

[0075] Another advantage of the invention is that the groove of the guide rail opens towards the window and / or onto the exterior wall of the building.

[0076] In this way, the groove of the guide rail can receive fixing means, in particular at least one fixing spring.

[0077] The arrangement of the fixing spring as a fixing means results in a captive arrangement of the blind, preferably to the window cover. In this way, the blind is prevented from falling out of the window.

[0078] The guide rail may be supported, preferably by its underside, on a window sill. In this way, the weight of the blind, in particular the insect protection blind, can be distributed by the window sill. It is no longer necessary to introduce the weight of the blind into the window cover.

[0079] The fastening means, preferably the suspension bracket, can be individually adapted to the thickness of the window cover.

[0080] The fixing means is adjustable in height.

[0081] The invention proves to be particularly advantageous, since the guide rail can receive a lock.

[0082] The lock is height adjustable and, in addition, it can be provided with a gripping rail.

[0083] The fixing means can be secured by screwing into a counter plate.

[0084] It goes without saying that the fixing means can also be screwed directly onto at least one other component of the window.

[0085] The guide rail for the blind can also be integrated into existing blind systems. Embodiments of the invention

[0086] According to one embodiment of the invention, the guide rail may comprise at least one access opening.

[0087] The blind is inserted into the guide rail through the access opening.

[0088] The access opening extends along the longitudinal axis of the guide rail in a outer wall of the guide rail.

[0089] The access opening may be a slot. The access opening may have a round or oval shape. It goes without saying that the access opening may also have any other geometric shape.

[0090] Through the access opening, the blind can be introduced into the receiving space of the guide rail on the upper side of the guide rail and / or on the longitudinal side of the guide rail.

[0091] In the access opening of the guide rail, spacers can be arranged which position the blind preferably in the center of the access opening.

[0092] In the access opening of the guide rail, brushes can be arranged which prevent the entry of dirt and / or fluids into the receiving space of the guide rail.

[0093] Another embodiment of the invention provides that the fastening means is mounted in the groove of the guide rail by adhesion or by form-fitting with the guide rail. Additional fastening means such as, for example, screws or fastening pins, are thus superfluous.

[0094] A further embodiment of the invention provides that the guide rail is fixed to the support along a longitudinal axis of the guide rail.

[0095] Alternatively, the guide rail may be mounted on the support transversely to the longitudinal axis of the guide rail.

[0096] In this way, the guide rail of the blind can be optimally adapted to construction characteristics of the support, preferably of the wall of a building.

[0097] Furthermore, it is provided that the fixing means is individually adjustable in the guide rail depending on at least one parameter.

[0098] By means of the fixing means of the guide rail, the blind can be adapted to different measurements, lengths and widths, in particular of a window.

[0099] The angle of inclination and / or the inclination of the fastening means can be changed relative to a window frame and / or relative to the window reveal. In this way, the blind guide rail can be adapted to different locations.

[0100] The invention provides at least one latch which is provided for locking the fixing means in the guide rail.

[0101] In this way, a captive arrangement of the guide rail is ensured.

[0102] Further, the guide rail may include a handle or rail for guiding. of a handful. Brief description of the drawings

[0103] Other examples and embodiments of the invention will be described in more detail using the figures below. Then show:

[0104] [Fig.l]: the blind with the guide rails, on an exploded view,

[0105] [Fig.2]: the blind which is fitted in a window frame,

[0106] [Fig.3]: the blind in a window frame, in side section,

[0107] [Fig.4]: the guide rail 5 with the associated lower fixing means, in section lateral,

[0108] [Fig.5]: the guide rail in cross-section relative to the longitudinal axis,

[0109] [Fig.6]: one end of the guide rail with an associated hook part, on an exploded view,

[0110] [Fig.7]: the guide rail with the introduced fixing means,

[0111] [Fig.8]: the rail with a fixing means introduced into the groove of the guide rail,

[0112] [Fig.9]: the guide rail with a wire spring,

[0113] [Fig. 10]: a guide rail with the associated groove extending into the space receiving the guide rail and

[0114] [Fig. 11]: an embodiment of the guide rail with two individual cassettes 1 or with a double cassette 37. Examples of achievements

[0115] [Fig.l] shows a blind 13 with guide rails 5 which are adjacent to the longitudinal sides of the blind 13.

[0116] On the upper side of the blind 13, a cassette 1 is shown in which a torsion spring 11 is arranged which simplifies the winding of the blind 13.

[0117] The blind 13 can be lowered against the torsion spring 11.

[0118] For holding the torsion spring 11 in the shaft 12, the torsion spring 11 is mounted on both sides in the shaft 12 by means of shaft bearings 4 as well as by means of a torsion spring support 10.

[0119] In order to prevent dirt from entering the cassette 1, the cassette 1 comprises a groove 2 provided with brushes.

[0120] To close the cassette 1, a left cassette cover 3 and a right cassette cover 9 are provided.

[0121] The left cassette cover 3 and the right cassette cover 9 each comprise a journal which is intended to engage in the respective guide rails 5.

[0122] On the lower side of the blind 13, a gripping rail 14 is shown which is intended for lowering the blind 13.

[0123] On the gripping rail 14, a gripping rope 15 is arranged.

[0124] In order to avoid warping of the blind 13 in the guide rails 5, a rail of stability 34 is expected.

[0125] To connect the gripping rail 14 to the two guide rails 5, the two gripping hooks 17, 18 engage in the outer ends, opposite each other, of the gripping rail 14.

[0126] The gripping hooks 17 and 18 are connected to the respective guide rails 5 by hook parts 19 and 22 as well as by clamping plates 16.

[0127] To fix the hook part 19, 22 on the corresponding clamping plate 16, fixing screws 20 are provided.

[0128] In the view of [Fig.l], upper fixing means 7, 40 as well as lower fixing means 21, 41 are shown.

[0129] In the context of [Fig.l], the fixing means 40 are represented as suspension springs 7.

[0130] At the lower ends of the guide rails 5, the fixing means 41 are represented as lower suspension brackets 21.

[0131] For fixing the fixing means 40 and 41 to the upper end of the guide rail 5 as well as to the lower ends thereof, suspension springs 7 are provided.

[0132] For fixing the fixing means 40 and 41 on the suspension springs 7, fixing screws 8 are shown.

[0133] The stability rail 34 is fixed to the gripping rail 14 by corner fittings 35.

[0134] In a sectional representation, [Fig.2] shows a wall 13 in which a window with a window frame 24 is arranged.

[0135] In the representation of [Fig.2], on the upper side of the window, is shown, on the outside on the window frame 24, the cassette 1 which is intended to receive the blind 13.

[0136] On the lower side of the cassette 1, the groove 2 is provided through which the blind 13 can be rolled up into the cassette 1. At the same time, the blind 13 can also be removed from the cassette 1 through the groove 2 of the cassette 1.

[0137] Inside the cassette 1, the shaft 12 is shown.

[0138] The shaft 12 is used to roll up the blind in the cassette 1.

[0139] In [Fig.2], at the right end of cassette 1, cassette 1 is closed with cassette cover 9.

[0140] To pull the blind 13 out of the cassette 1, the gripping rope 15 is provided which is connected to the gripping rail 14.

[0141] In order to prevent insects and / or dirt and / or moisture from reaching the inner face of the blind between the gripping rail 14 and the window frame 24, brushes 25 are provided.

[0142] In [Fig.2], on the right side of the blind 13, the rail 5 is shown in which the blind 13 is guided laterally.

[0143] On the underside of the blind 13, a gripping hook 17 is arranged by which the blind 13 can also be moved in the guide rail 5.

[0144] At the lower end of the guide rail 5 of [Fig. 2], an angle connection 35 is shown by means of which the guide rail 5 is connected to the stability rail 34.

[0145] Approximately perpendicular to the blind 13, a window sill 36 is shown, which is arranged on the wall 23.

[0146] In the representation of [Fig.3], the window frame 24 is shown.

[0147] On the outer face of the window frame 24, also in side section, the blind 13 is shown.

[0148] The blind 13 is arranged, with fixing means 7, 40, on the window frame 24.

[0149] In the representation of [Fig. 3], the blind 13 is held, in the area of ​​the cassette 1, by a suspension spring 7 (fixing means 40) on the window frame 24.

[0150] At the lower end of the blind 13, relative to the window frame 24, the blind 13 is removably fixed, by means of a suspension bracket 21 (fixing means 41), to the window frame 24. For fixing the suspension spring 7 (fixing means 40) to the guide rail 5, fixing screws 8 are provided.

[0151] In [Fig.3], the cassette 1 is shown on the outer side of the window frame 24.

[0152] The cassette 1 comprises the groove 2 by which the blind 13 can be lowered from the cassette 1 and can be re-rolled.

[0153] To prevent dirt from entering the cassette 1, the brush 26 is provided.

[0154] Inside the cassette 1, the shaft 12 is shown on which the blind 13 can be rolled up.

[0155] In the sectional representation of [Fig.3], the cassette cover 9 is shown which shows in the direction of the lower end of the guide rail 5.

[0156] To lower the blind 13 from the cassette 1 in order to cover the window, the gripping rope 15 is provided.

[0157] In [Fig. 3], at the lower end of the guide rail 5, the gripping hook 17 of the gripping rail 14 is shown.

[0158] In order to prevent dirt from entering between the blind 13 and the window (not shown), the brush 25 in the brush groove 27 seals the blind 13 with respect to the window frame 24.

[0159] Above the window sill 36, the stability rail 34 can be seen, which connects the two guide rails 5 not shown in [Fig.3].

[0160] In [Fig.4], the guide rail 5 extends along a longitudinal axis 42 of the rail of guidance 5.

[0161] The guide rail 5 comprises a groove 29 in which the fixing means 41 (suspension bracket 21) shown in [Fig.4] engages.

[0162] The lower fixing means 41 (suspension bracket 21) rests on the window frame 24.

[0163] For fixing the fixing means 41 (suspension bracket 21), the clamping plate 6 is provided.

[0164] The lower fixing means 41 (suspension bracket 21) is mounted on the guide rail 5, in the groove 29, via the clamping plate 6 by means of fixing screws 8.

[0165] For the lateral guidance of the fastening means 41 (suspension bracket 21), a profile support surface 32 is arranged in the groove 29.

[0166] The guide rail 5 comprises a receiving space 43.

[0167] In [Fig.5], at the left end of the receiving space 43, the brush groove 27 of the gripping rail 14 (not shown) is shown.

[0168] At the right end of the representation of [Fig.5], two brushes 28 are arranged opposite each other.

[0169] The two brushes 28 are fixed respectively in receiving grooves 31 and extend, one opposite the other, into an access opening 48 of the guide rail 5.

[0170] The two brushes 28 serve for the lateral guidance of the blind 13 (not shown) when guiding the blind 13 in the receiving space 43 of the guide rail 5.

[0171] The brushes 28 also prevent dirt, in particular, from entering the receiving space 43 of the guide rail 5 through the blind 13 (not shown).

[0172] In the representation of [Fig.5], the guide rail 5 comprises an outer wall 44.

[0173] In the representation of [Fig.5], the outer wall 44 comprises three wall parts 45.

[0174] In [Fig.5], the wall portions 45 are arranged approximately perpendicular to each other.

[0175] In [Fig.5], the receiving space 43 is surrounded by three wall parts 45 of the outer wall 44.

[0176] In a wall portion 46 of the guide rail 5, the groove 29 is arranged. The groove 29 extends into the receiving space 43 of the guide rail 5.

[0177] To hang the fastening means 40 (suspension spring 7) in the groove 29, a profile support surface 32 is provided.

[0178] Additionally, the fixing means 40 (suspension spring 7) is fixed to the groove 29 of the guide rail 5 via the clamping plate 6 as well as via the associated fixing screws 8.

[0179] [Fig.6] shows a lower end of the guide rail 5 with the groove 29 which is arranged in the outer wall 44, 46 of the guide rail 5.

[0180] In [Fig.6], the groove 29 extends into the receiving space 43.

[0181] In the representation of [Fig.6], the guide rail 5 comprises an outer wall 44 with three wall parts 45.

[0182] The guide rail 5 comprises an access opening 48 through which the blind 13 (not shown) can be introduced into the receiving space 43 of the guide rail 5.

[0183] The brushes 28 extend from the two wall portions 45 and 46 of the guide rail 5 approximately perpendicularly into the access opening 48 of the guide rail 5.

[0184] To introduce the blind 13 into the receiving space 43, the blind 13 is inserted between the two brushes 28 in the access opening 48 of the guide rail 5.

[0185] [Fig. 6] is an exploded view representation in which, in addition to the guide rail 5, a fixing means 41 (suspension bracket 21) is shown.

[0186] The fixing means 41 (suspension bracket 21) is fixed in the groove 29 of the guide rail 5 via the fixing screws 8 and the clamping plate 6.

[0187] To guide the fastening means 41 (suspension bracket 21) in the groove 29 of the guide rail 5, a brush groove 27 and a profile support surface 32 are arranged in the groove 29.

[0188] To connect the guide rail 5 to the stability rail 34 (not shown), the hook portion 22 is provided into which the gripping rail 14 (not shown) engages.

[0189] On the side opposite the gripping rail 14 (not shown) of the hook part 22, the clamping plate 16 is screwed by means of the fixing screw 20.

[0190] The hook portion 22 comprises a suspension hook 30 which guides, by its inner contours, the gripping rail 14 (not shown).

[0191] [Fig. 7] shows a lower end of the guide rail 5, in a manner comparable to [Fig. 6]. [Fig. 7] differs from [Fig. 6] however in that the fixing means 41 (suspension bracket 21) is inserted into the groove 29 of the guide rail 5.

[0192] In the groove 29 of the guide rail 5, the fastening means 41 (suspension bracket 21) is screwed, via the clamping plate 6 (not shown), onto the groove 29 of the guide rail 5. The clamping plate 6 as well as the hook part 22 are inserted into the lower end of the guide rail 5.

[0193] A receiving groove 31 is shown in which at least one brush 28 engages.

[0194] [Fig.8] shows the guide rail 5 with the receiving space 43.

[0195] The receiving space 43 is surrounded by the wall portions 45 and 46 of the outer wall 44 of the guide rail 5.

[0196] On the right side of the guide rail 5, shown in [Fig.8], the access opening 48 is shown through which the blind 13 is introduced into the receiving space 43 (not shown).

[0197] On the upper side of the guide rail 5 shown in [Fig.8], the groove 29 is shown in the wall portion 46 of the outer wall 44 of the guide rail 5.

[0198] The groove 29 extends into the receiving space 43 of the guide rail 5.

[0199] [Fig.8] shows the fixing means 40 (suspension spring 7) which is inserted in groove 29.

[0200] To fix the fastening means 40 (suspension spring 7) in the groove 29 of the guide rail 5, profile bearing surfaces 32 are arranged opposite each other, on which the fastening means 40 (suspension spring 7) is supported.

[0201] The fixing means 40 (suspension spring 7) is fixed in the groove 29 by means of the fixing screw 8.

[0202] In the area of ​​the access opening 48 of the guide rail 5, receiving grooves 31 are shown in which brushes 28 (not shown) engage and extend into the receiving space 43 of the guide rail 5.

[0203] In the representation of [Fig.8], at the left end of the receiving space 43, the brush groove 27 of the gripping rail 14 (not shown) is shown.

[0204] The representation of [Fig.9] corresponds substantially to the representation of [Fig.8], with the difference that, instead of the fixing means 40 (suspension spring 7), a wire spring 33 is provided.

[0205] [Fig. 10] shows a guide rail 5 which, at its upper end, passes into the cassette 1.

[0206] The receiving space of the guide rail 5 is referenced by the reference number 43.

[0207] The groove 29 extends into the receiving space 43.

[0208] The fixing means 40 (suspension spring 7) is inserted into the groove 29.

[0209] The fixing of the fixing means 40 (suspension spring 7) in the groove 29 is carried out via the clamping plate 6, the profile support surface 32 and the fixing screws 8.

[0210] On the outer wall 44 of the guide rail 5 opposite the receiving space 43, a brush groove 2 is provided.

[0211] [Fig. 11] shows a double cassette 37 with two shafts 12 which are provided for rolling up the blind 13 (not shown).

[0212] In [Fig. 11], on the upper face of the double cassette 37, a cassette cover 39 for the double cassette 37 is arranged.

[0213] The blinds 13 (not shown) can be lowered from the respective shaft 12, using gripping ropes 15.

[0214] In the representation of [Fig.l 1], a respective guide rail 5 is shown.

[0215] The two guide rails 5 can also be configured as a single double guide rail 38.

[0216] On the left side of [Fig. 11], a fixing means 40 (suspension spring 7) is arranged.

[0217] The fixing means 40 (suspension spring 7) is connected to the groove 29 (not shown) of the guide rail 5.

[0218] In the area of ​​the cassette 1, 37, a brush groove 26 is arranged on the outer wall 44 of the fixing rail 5.

[0219] The brush groove 26 engages in the receiving space 43 of the guide rail 5. List of reference numbers

[0220] 1 cassette

[0221] 2 brush groove (cassette)

[0222] 3 cassette cover (left)

[0223] 4 shaft bearing

[0224] 5 guide rail

[0225] 6 clamping plate

[0226] 7 suspension spring

[0227] 8 fixing screws

[0228] 9 cassette cover (right)

[0229] 10 torsion spring support

[0230] 11 torsion spring

[0231] 12 tree

[0232] 13 store

[0233] 14 gripping rail

[0234] 15 gripping rope

[0235] 16 clamping plate (hook part)

[0236] 17 gripping hook (right)

[0237] 18 gripping hook (right)

[0238] 19 part of hook (right)

[0239] 20 fixing screws

[0240] 21 suspension bracket

[0241] 22 part of hook (left)

[0242] 23 wall

[0243] 24 window frame

[0244] 25 grip rail brush

[0245] 26 brush (cassette)

[0246] 27 brush groove (grip rail)

[0247] 28 brush (guide rails)

[0248] 29 groove

[0249] 30 suspension hook

[0250] 31 groove (guide rail brush)

[0251] 32 profile support surface

[0252] 33 wire spring

[0253] 34 stability rail

[0254] 35 corner connector (stability rail)

[0255] 36 window sill

[0256] 37 double cassette

[0257] 38 double guide rail

[0258] 39 cassette cover (double cassette)

[0259] 40 fixing means

[0260] 41 fixing means

[0261] 42 longitudinal axis

[0262] 43 reception area

[0263] 44 outer wall

[0264] 45 wall part of the outer wall

[0265] 46 wall part of the outer wall with groove

[0266] 47 reception opening

[0267] 48 access opening

Claims

Claims

1. Guide rail for a blind (13) for covering an opening in a wall, - with a receiving space (43) arranged in the guide rail (5) - and at least one outer wall (44) surrounding the receiving space (43) at least partially, in the outer wall (44) at least one groove (29) is arranged - which extends into the receiving space (43) and - which comprises a receiving opening (47) for receiving at least one fastening means (40; 7; 21), - the guide rail (5) being adapted to be mounted on a support (23) by means of the fastening means (40; 7; 21), characterized in that the fastening means (40; 41; 7; 21) is fixed in the groove of the guide rail (5) by adhesion or by form-fitting with the guide rail (5), said fastening means (40; 41; 7; 21) being a fixing spring (33).

2. Guide rail according to claim 1, characterized in that the guide rail (5) comprises an access opening (48) through which the blind (13) is introduced into the receiving space (43) of the guide rail (5).

3. Guide rail according to claim 1, characterized in that the guide rail (5) is fixed to the support (23) axially relative to a longitudinal axis (42) of the guide rail (5) or transversely to the longitudinal axis (42) of the guide rail (5).

4. Guide rail according to claim 1, characterized in that the fixing means (40; 41; 7; 21) is individually adjustable in the guide rail (5) depending on at least one parameter.

5. Guide rail according to claim 1, characterized in that the fixing means (40; 41; 7; 21) can be locked in the guide rail (5).

6. Guide rail according to claim 1, characterized in that the guide rail (5) comprises a gripping rail (14).

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