Light Protection Screens TRIZ Cases

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See how a bracket passage routes motor wiring internally to hide electrical connections and mou

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A sliding locking tooth and guide teeth simplify screen shaft mounting in deep recesses while improving retention and tolerance compensation.

A detachable decorative panel and adjustable connection seat create more installation space for curtain assemblies of different sizes.

Integrated woven rings and a double-layer fabric hide loop cords in a Roman blind, improving assembly, safety, appearance, and ventilation.

Disk-shaped brackets hide roller shade fasteners inside the mount or tube, preserving clean appearance while securing motorized installation.

Rows of magnets let opaque and translucent Roman shade layers separate without cords, improving child safety, light control, and privacy.

Two one-way slides on an I-profile panel hook let curtains and linings be adjusted independently while staying securely positioned.

Locking teeth, slots, and a controllable hook simplify screen shaft mounting in deep recesses while removing resilient parts and friction.

A pleating bar folds thin shade fabric as it winds, keeping silk-like material flat, neat, and compact without side storage space.

Flush flanges, resilient seals, and adjustable brackets help roller blinds fit irregular openings while blocking light leakage.