Vertical curtain assembly made from multifunctional multilayer composite sheet material and mounting method thereof
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Solution Overview
Problem
Multifunctional multilayer composite sheet materials are unsuitable for vertical curtains due to cumbersome and time-consuming installation procedures, requiring professional expertise and specialized tools.
Innovation Solution
A vertical curtain assembly featuring a multifunctional multilayer composite sheet material with a top retaining member and counterweight portion, utilizing convex and concave engagement means for easy assembly and disassembly, allowing users to install and remove the curtains without specialized tools, and incorporating a smooth surface to maintain outdoor landscape clarity.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If the top retaining member and counterweight portion are completely wrapped in chemical fiber cloth curtain laminas and fixed by hot pressing or stitching method, then the curtain assembly achieves stable structure, but the installation work becomes complicated and requires professionals to complete
Solution Approach 1:
The curtain lamina is divided into three functional segments: header portion, body portion, and footer portion. Each segment serves a specific purpose and can be independently manufactured and assembled. The header contains engagement features for the curtain rail, the body provides the functional curtain material, and the footer includes weight pockets for balancing. This segmentation allows for simplified assembly while maintaining structural stability.
Solution Approach 2:
The invention integrates multiple functions into the header and footer portions. The header combines the retaining function with the curtain attachment function, while the footer integrates weight storage with the curtain attachment mechanism. This merging reduces the number of separate components and simplifies the overall assembly process while ensuring reliable installation.
2Ease of operation
If adhesive glue is used to directly attach the heat-insulating film onto the glass window, then the installation is simplified, but it becomes difficult to remove the heat-insulating film according to actual needs
Solution Approach 1:
The curtain assembly employs dynamic attachment and detachment mechanisms through the header and footer portions. The header includes engagement features that can be hooked onto the curtain rail and easily detached, while the footer has weight pockets that can be attached and removed from the curtain lamina. This dynamic design allows the curtain to be installed and removed flexibly according to user needs, eliminating the permanent attachment problem of adhesive-based solutions.
3Reliability
If multifunctional multilayer composite sheet materials are produced into vertical curtains with traditional mounting components, then the functional benefits are achieved, but the installation procedure becomes cumbersome and time-consuming
Solution Approach 1:
The header and footer portions are pre-manufactured with integrated engagement features, weight pockets, and attachment mechanisms. The curtain lamina body is prepared with appropriate dimensions and functional layers before assembly. This preliminary preparation of components allows for rapid on-site assembly without requiring complex installation procedures or specialized tools, significantly reducing installation time while maintaining functional performance.
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AI summary
A vertical curtain assembly (1) made of a multifunctional multilayer composite sheet material is provided, wherein the vertical curtain assembly comprises a curtain lamina (4), a top retaining member (2) disposed on top of the curtain lamina (4) and a counterweight portion (3) disposed at a bottom of the curtain lamina. The top retaining member (2) and the counterweight part (3) can pivot between an open position and a closed position for gripping the curtain lamina. The top retaining member (2) and the counterweight portion (3) each further comprise fasteners for detachably locking the top retaining member (2) and the counterweight portion (3), and fixing devices (21, 31) for securing the curtain lamina (4) within the top retaining member (2) and the counterweight portion (3).