Fixing device for telescopic hanging rod of screen
Abstract
A fixing device for a telescopic hanging rod of a screen includes a major/minor telescopic hanging rod mounted to side walls of a window frame or a bathroom thereon for a plurality of hanging hooks of a screen such as a shower curtain or a window blind to be led there-through and suspended thereby. Both ends of the telescopic hanging rod are respectively provided with an abutting support member having an integrally molded and hooked limiting piece protruding at a preset spot thereon for retaining an end hanging hook attached at one side edge of the screen thereby after the hanging hooks are sequentially led through the hanging rod thereof Thus, in case the screen is drawn by great force in expansion, the hooked limiting pieces thereof can securely stop the end hanging hooks thereof from being slid along therewith so that the screen can precisely shelter the side walls of the window frame or the bathroom thereof to achieve the best using condition thereof.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 2 . (canceled)
3 . A telescopic rod assembly for a screen comprising:
a) a telescopic rod; b) two support members, one of the two support members is located on each of two opposing ends of the telescopic rod; and c) at least one hook shaped limiting piece protruding upwardly from a top of an outer periphery of one of the two support members, wherein the at least one hook shaped limiting piece restricts a sliding movement of a predetermined ring of the screen.
4 . The telescopic rod assembly according to claim 3 , wherein the at least one hook shaped limiting piece includes two hook shaped limiting pieces, one of the two hook shaped limiting pieces is located in each of the two support members.
5 . The telescopic rod assembly according to claim 3 , wherein each at least one hook shaped limiting piece is integrally made with one of the two support members.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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