1. A Curtain or, shutter (the sections below apply to the curtain, except for the current section that also applies to the shutter) that rises from the bottom of the window or door upwards so that people shouldn't be able to look into the room from the outside (such as a ground floor window or a regular window which extends from tire ground up, etc.), but allowing air to enter from above, and also descends from above downwards when you want shade the sun from above while leaving it open from below.
2. The curtain is to be wind resistant and stay stable and straight even when the window is open and wind enters.
3. When completely closed creates a hermetically sealed closure to the window, complete separation from outside and complete darkness inside the room.
4. When closed the window becomes a framed picture. (Such that it is not noticeable that it is a closed window with a curtain)
5. When fully open, it looks like a window frame with no curtain at all.
A sheet or shutter (henceforth called sheet) (item 1), which will fit into the frame (item 12) which is the size of the window. From the four corners of the sheet there will be strings (item 2) slightly longer than the length of the window.
At the edge of the rods (item 8) there will be gears (item 4).
The frame (item 12) which is the size of the window will mount on to the window frame.
The rods (item 8) which are the size of the frame's (item 12) width, will be in an indent on the other frame (item 9), on the upper and lower portions of this frame.
The rods (item 8) will be placed into the top and bottom indents in the frame (item 9), while the strings (item 2) are rolled around and stretched on them.
Over gears (item 4) a chain (item 7) will be passed. (in order to prevent the strings and the curtain from loosening). (And on the shutter the connection on the lower part and the stretching of the strings and the chain create a condition of easy rotation without obstruction whenever it is being rolled down).
On the edges of the frame (item 12)(from the right and left) on the inner part there will be grooves (item 10) that the curtain sheet (item 1) will be inserted slightly. (For hermetically sealed closing, the stability of the cloth and the perfect appearance of the picture).
In the frame (item 10) on the top and the bottom, there will be slits for the curtain to exit from the top and bottom.
The rods (item 3) will be wide at the sides (item 5) and will protrude at to the frame's height precisely (with the groove in the frame (item 11)) so they should be able to rotate. Or an option to rotate it from the edges of the frame. (Using a protrusion from that rod (item 6). Also by passing a string from the top to the bottom at the edges of the rods).
On the cloth (item 1) it will be possible to print any picture (or to stick any picture made of cloth or any suitable material).
It will be possible to build it in to the window's structure, as the widow itself is built.
It will also be possible to incorporate a spring which will close the curtain by pressing a button (by releasing a gear which will be connected to a spring or things like that) additionally it will be possible to operate mechanically, and it will combine both mechanical and manual options.
Even though it mentions in the above description a sheet or a cloth curtain, it is also possible to use any material which can be used as a partition or shade.
And even though it mentions in the above description a top part and a bottom part, it can also be placed diagonally, tilted, or any orientation.
And even though it mentions in the above description a window or door space, the description is used as an example for the idea.
And even though we brought one example for building the product, there are other methods and the above is an example for the idea.
Number | Date | Country | Kind |
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277425 | Sep 2020 | IL | national |
Filing Document | Filing Date | Country | Kind |
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PCT/IL2021/051117 | 9/14/2021 | WO |