A curtain system with improved safety, ease of mounting, ease of dismounting, ease of cleaning, and range of installation is provided herein. The curtain system foregoes the use of a handing rod, and instead is operable to use one or more of a plurality of mounting hardware, including hook and loop fasteners, magnets, and suction mounts. The mounting hardware are selected based on the site of installation of the curtain system, and do not require destructive installation as required for retrofitting a surface with hanging brackets via nails, screws, or adhesive substances such as glues or tapes.

An automatic curtain cutting machine contains: a base, a support unit, a cutting device, a displacement device, and at least one clamp device. The base is configured to parallelly hold a curtain and to move the curtain thereon. A support unit includes multiple support sets and is configured to support the curtain. The cutting device moves on the base and includes a first space, a second space, and at least one cutter. The first space is configured to pass through the curtain and connects with the second space, and the at least one cutter is fixed outside the first space and vertically moves along a track of the curtain. The displacement device is disposed on the cutting device and moves as the cutting device moves so as to move the multiple support sets. The at least one clamp device is configured to clamp the curtain.

An automatic curtain cutting machine contains: a base, a support unit, a cutting device, a displacement device, and at least one clamp device. The base is configured to parallelly hold a curtain and to move the curtain thereon. A support unit includes multiple support sets and is configured to support the curtain. The cutting device moves on the base and includes a first space, a second space, and at least one cutter. The first space is configured to pass through the curtain and connects with the second space, and the at least one cutter is fixed outside the first space and vertically moves along a track of the curtain. The displacement device is disposed on the cutting device and moves as the cutting device moves so as to move the multiple support sets. The at least one clamp device is configured to clamp the curtain.

This invention relates to a curtain with an adjustable longitudinal size and a manufacturing method thereof. The curtain includes an upper curtain piece and a lower curtain piece, and the upper curtain piece is detachably spliced with the lower curtain piece through a lateral flexible splicing assembly. The lateral flexible splicing assembly includes a first splicing part fixed at the upper curtain piece, and a second splicing part fixed at the lower curtain piece and cooperating with the first splicing part to detachably splice the upper curtain piece and the lower curtain piece. One of the first splicing part and the second splicing part is provided with a plurality of splicing positions, and the other one of the first splicing part and the second splicing part bonds a selected one of the splicing positions so as to splice the curtain with different longitudinal sizes.

This invention relates to a curtain with an adjustable longitudinal size and a manufacturing method thereof. The curtain includes an upper curtain piece and a lower curtain piece, and the upper curtain piece is detachably spliced with the lower curtain piece through a lateral flexible splicing assembly. The lateral flexible splicing assembly includes a first splicing part fixed at the upper curtain piece, and a second splicing part fixed at the lower curtain piece and cooperating with the first splicing part to detachably splice the upper curtain piece and the lower curtain piece. One of the first splicing part and the second splicing part is provided with a plurality of splicing positions, and the other one of the first splicing part and the second splicing part bonds a selected one of the splicing positions so as to splice the curtain with different longitudinal sizes.

A shower curtain is provided with a liner with a lower flap split and a structural element or elements to provide for increased rigidity of a shower curtain. The shower curtain includes a shower curtain shell having an upper portion, a lower portion, a first edge, and a second edge, at least one pocket adapted to be disposed on the shower curtain shell, and at least one structural element adapted to be disposed in the at least one pocket. The lower portion of the shower curtain is provided with a lower flap portion. The lower portion of the curtain is positioned outside of the tub wall and the lower flap portion is positioned inside the tub wall. The pocket extends a length between the upper portion and the lower portion. The structural element has a first end, a second end, and an elongated portion between the first end and the second.

A shower curtain is provided with a liner with a lower flap split and a structural element or elements to provide for increased rigidity of a shower curtain. The shower curtain includes a shower curtain shell having an upper portion, a lower portion, a first edge, and a second edge, at least one pocket adapted to be disposed on the shower curtain shell, and at least one structural element adapted to be disposed in the at least one pocket. The lower portion of the shower curtain is provided with a lower flap portion. The lower portion of the curtain is positioned outside of the tub wall and the lower flap portion is positioned inside the tub wall. The pocket extends a length between the upper portion and the lower portion. The structural element has a first end, a second end, and an elongated portion between the first end and the second.

An opaque fabric sheet for enabling increased privacy by detachable attachment to static objects or structural features. The method of use is appropriate when privacy is desired, such as changing clothes, approaching or departing from a beach, pool, athletic event, recreational activity, or costume event. The fabric sheet may be temporarily and removably attachable to structural elements, equipment, and/or vehicles, such as vehicular doors. One or more tab(s), magnet(s), hook and loop fastener assemblies, and/or lashing hook(s) may be attached to the fabric sheet. Various models of the sheet may also include one or more drawstrings to gather the sheet to better fit a given installation site. Two or more tabs may be visually distinguishable by placement of differing color markings. The sheet may include additional magnets that are positioned within the sheet and not within a tab. The device adapts to variations of positioning of vehicular doors such as front and side automobile doors, automobile hatchback doors, and other suitable vehicular doors.

An opaque fabric sheet for enabling increased privacy by detachable attachment to static objects or structural features. The method of use is appropriate when privacy is desired, such as changing clothes, approaching or departing from a beach, pool, athletic event, recreational activity, or costume event. The fabric sheet may be temporarily and removably attachable to structural elements, equipment, and/or vehicles, such as vehicular doors. One or more tab(s), magnet(s), hook and loop fastener assemblies, and/or lashing hook(s) may be attached to the fabric sheet. Various models of the sheet may also include one or more drawstrings to gather the sheet to better fit a given installation site. Two or more tabs may be visually distinguishable by placement of differing color markings. The sheet may include additional magnets that are positioned within the sheet and not within a tab. The device adapts to variations of positioning of vehicular doors such as front and side automobile doors, automobile hatchback doors, and other suitable vehicular doors.

A curtain system with improved safety, ease of mounting, ease of dismounting, ease of cleaning, and range of installation is provided herein. The curtain system foregoes the use of a handing rod, and instead is operable to use one or more of a plurality of mounting hardware, including hook and loop fasteners, magnets, and suction mounts. The mounting hardware are selected based on the site of installation of the curtain system, and do not require destructive installation as required for retrofitting a surface with hanging brackets via nails, screws, or adhesive substances such as glues or tapes.