Improved curtain liners comprising a plurality of fabric loops for convenient hanging on a curtain rod through clip hanging rings, with the liner panel, fabric loops, and clip hanging rings all hidden from the view of front curtain, and the curtain systems comprising such improved curtain liners are disclosed.

A motorized window covering system is presented having a rotatable drive element having a guide structure and a plurality of idler attachment elements and at least one drive element positioned over the rotatable drive element. A motor is connected to the rotatable drive element and controls operation of the window covering. An external battery tube assembly is connected by a conduit to the rotatable drive element and is configured to provide power to the motor. The external battery tube assembly includes a switch and controls operation of the motorized window covering. When pulled or lifted the external battery tube assembly initiates movement, stops movement or reverses movement of the motor. In this way, the system provides a unique way of controlling operation of a motorized window covering.

A motorized window covering system is presented having a rotatable drive element having a guide structure and a plurality of idler attachment elements and at least one drive element positioned over the rotatable drive element. A motor is connected to the rotatable drive element and controls operation of the window covering. An external battery tube assembly is connected by a conduit to the rotatable drive element and is configured to provide power to the motor. The external battery tube assembly includes a switch and controls operation of the motorized window covering. When pulled or lifted the external battery tube assembly initiates movement, stops movement or reverses movement of the motor. In this way, the system provides a unique way of controlling operation of a motorized window covering.

A curtain holding device to be removably disposed on a ground surface, the curtain holding device including a main rod, at least one holding unit, including a first ring removably connected to at least a portion of the main rod to laterally move in a first direction or a second direction across at least a portion of a length of the main rod, and a second ring disposed on at least a portion of the first ring to removably connected to at least a portion of a curtain, and at least one base removably connected to the main rod to stabilize the main rod on the ground surface.

A curtain holding device to be removably disposed on a ground surface, the curtain holding device including a main rod, at least one holding unit, including a first ring removably connected to at least a portion of the main rod to laterally move in a first direction or a second direction across at least a portion of a length of the main rod, and a second ring disposed on at least a portion of the first ring to removably connected to at least a portion of a curtain, and at least one base removably connected to the main rod to stabilize the main rod on the ground surface.

A multifunctional skybox bungalow integrates four devices: a dehydrator, sauna, skybox, and wind-redirecting structure. Equipped with adjustable louver blades linked to side gutter beams, it shields against rain and modulates sunlight entry. These blades house solar-rechargeable batteries, powering LED lights and reducing environmental impact. Solar panels on the blades harness solar energy, enhancing bungalow autonomy from power outlets. The design incorporates panel frames with inserts, converting the bungalow into a sauna, skybox, or dehydrator, offering wind protection and insulation. Louver braces within the frames allow louver repositioning and wind direction control. Axis pins grant eight locking points, enabling various louver functionalities. An inner-track insert facilitates curtain or screen attachment, ensuring privacy and protection. Features also include an extending-and-retracting door, door-spool housing, drainage, and base-plate elements for stability on uneven terrain, anchored securely with tube-screws and bolts.

A shower curtain system that provides a quick means of attaching and detaching a shower curtain/liner. The shower curtain system includes an at least one attachment assembly, a shower rod, a first curtain, and a second curtain. The attachment assembly includes a plate body, a first fastener, a second fastener, a ring hole, and a mounting ring. The plate body is positioned in between the first curtain and the second curtain. The first curtain is attached to the plate body through the first fastener. The second curtain is attached to the plate body through the second fastener. The ring hole normally traverses through the plate body to receive the mounting ring. The mounting ring attached the plate body to the shower rod to vertically support the first curtain and the second curtain. A plurality of attachment assemblies is used to adequately support the first curtain and the second curtain.

A shower curtain system that provides a quick means of attaching and detaching a shower curtain/liner. The shower curtain system includes an at least one attachment assembly, a shower rod, a first curtain, and a second curtain. The attachment assembly includes a plate body, a first fastener, a second fastener, a ring hole, and a mounting ring. The plate body is positioned in between the first curtain and the second curtain. The first curtain is attached to the plate body through the first fastener. The second curtain is attached to the plate body through the second fastener. The ring hole normally traverses through the plate body to receive the mounting ring. The mounting ring attached the plate body to the shower rod to vertically support the first curtain and the second curtain. A plurality of attachment assemblies is used to adequately support the first curtain and the second curtain.

A drapery connector has an extrusion having an extrusion hollow; a pair of rails formed on the extrusion; a pair of extrusion sidewalls supporting the pair of rails; a pair of rollers engaging the extrusion; a roller frame retaining the axle; and a carriage line connecting the upper carriage to a successive upper carriage. The upper carriage is translationally mounted inside the extrusion in the extrusion hollow. The pair of rollers share a common axle, and the upper carriage has a pair of rollers with a common axle. The roller frame has a roller frame flat face oriented parallel to a wheel inside vertical surface. The upper carriage further has a roller frame. A pair of roller frame flat faces are formed on the roller frame. Each of the roller frame flat faces are closer to the wheel inside vertical surfaces than a thickness of a carriage line.

A drapery connector has an extrusion having an extrusion hollow; a pair of rails formed on the extrusion; a pair of extrusion sidewalls supporting the pair of rails; a pair of rollers engaging the extrusion; a roller frame retaining the axle; and a carriage line connecting the upper carriage to a successive upper carriage. The upper carriage is translationally mounted inside the extrusion in the extrusion hollow. The pair of rollers share a common axle, and the upper carriage has a pair of rollers with a common axle. The roller frame has a roller frame flat face oriented parallel to a wheel inside vertical surface. The upper carriage further has a roller frame. A pair of roller frame flat faces are formed on the roller frame. Each of the roller frame flat faces are closer to the wheel inside vertical surfaces than a thickness of a carriage line.