A Roman shade includes a translucent layer and at least one opaque layer. The translucent layer is connected to the top box. Multiple rows of first magnets are positioned transversely on the translucent layer. A translucent area is formed between any two adjacent rows of the first magnets. The opaque layer includes multiple rows of second magnets positioned transversely thereon, and an opaque area is formed between two any adjacent rows of the second magnets. The at least one opaque layer is folded to attract the second magnets on the at least one opaque layer to the first magnets on the translucent layer to expose the translucent areas.

A Roman shade includes a translucent layer and at least one opaque layer. The translucent layer is connected to the top box. Multiple rows of first magnets are positioned transversely on the translucent layer. A translucent area is formed between any two adjacent rows of the first magnets. The opaque layer includes multiple rows of second magnets positioned transversely thereon, and an opaque area is formed between two any adjacent rows of the second magnets. The at least one opaque layer is folded to attract the second magnets on the at least one opaque layer to the first magnets on the translucent layer to expose the translucent areas.

A motorized drapery system having an elongated rotating drive element that has a non-circular cross-sectional shape such as square, rectangular, trapezoidal, cross shaped or any other non-circular shape that is twisted. In one arrangement the drive element is twisted in one direction along its entire length. In another arrangement the drive element is twisted in one direction in a first section and twisted in an opposite direction in a second section thereby providing a center opening/center closing drapery. A plurality of rings are positioned around the drive element including at least one driver ring that includes a feature that connects to the drive element and is configured to facilitate movement along the drive element, and a plurality of idler rings that are configured to slide along the drive element. A curtain is connected to the rings and opens and closes as the rings move along the drive element.

A curtain includes an upper curtain panel fabricated from a first material, a lower curtain panel fabricated from a second material having at least one of disposable, anti-bacterial, anti-microbial, fire-retardant, sound-dampening, fluid-impermeable, fluid-permeable, and decorative properties, and a zipper interface configured for attaching the lower curtain panel to the upper curtain panel so that the lower curtain panel can be quickly attached to and removed from the upper curtain panel while the curtain is hung vertically.

A space creating shower liner can have a window with a hoop fin rotatably and removably engaging a shower rod, a plurality of stiffening folds providing partial stiffness to the window, and a height less than a distance from the shower rod to a tub. Further, a liner can be removably engaged to the window, comprising a liner height less than the distance from the shower rod to the tub. The hoop fin causes the window and the liner to rotate about the shower rod, and the height and the liner height is greater than or equal to the distance from the shower rod to the tub.

A motorized drapery system having an elongated rotating drive element that has a non-circular cross-sectional shape such as square, rectangular, trapezoidal, cross shaped or any other non-circular shape that is twisted. In one arrangement the drive element is twisted in one direction along its entire length. In another arrangement the drive element is twisted in one direction in a first section and twisted in an opposite direction in a second section thereby providing a center opening/center closing drapery. A plurality of rings are positioned around the drive element including at least one driver ring that includes a feature that connects to the drive element and is configured to facilitate movement along the drive element, and a plurality of idler rings that are configured to slide along the drive element. A curtain is connected to the rings and opens and closes as the rings move along the drive element.

A motorized drapery system having an elongated rotating drive element that has a non-circular cross-sectional shape such as square, rectangular, trapezoidal, cross shaped or any other non-circular shape that is twisted. In one arrangement the drive element is twisted in one direction along its entire length. In another arrangement the drive element is twisted in one direction in a first section and twisted in an opposite direction in a second section thereby providing a center opening/center closing drapery. A plurality of rings are positioned around the drive element including at least one driver ring that includes a feature that connects to the drive element and is configured to facilitate movement along the drive element, and a plurality of idler rings that are configured to slide along the drive element. A curtain is connected to the rings and opens and closes as the rings move along the drive element.

This invention relates to a double-sided useable curtain and a fabric thereof, belonging to the technical field of a machine-woven fabric. The curtain includes a curtain head and a curtain body arranged under the curtain head, and at least the curtain body is made of a double-sided fabric; the double-sided fabric includes a first outer layer fabric and a second outer layer fabric stitched together into a one-piece fabric structure; and the first outer layer fabric and the second outer layer fabric are both woven fabrics, and a front face of the first outer layer fabric and a front face of the second outer layer fabric are arranged outwardly. At least the curtain body is made of the double-sided fabric, such that two sides of this curtain are usable thereby saving the storage space and the fabric material, which is widely used in the field of home furnishing.

This invention relates to a double-sided useable curtain and a fabric thereof, belonging to the technical field of a machine-woven fabric. The curtain includes a curtain head and a curtain body arranged under the curtain head, and at least the curtain body is made of a double-sided fabric; the double-sided fabric includes a first outer layer fabric and a second outer layer fabric stitched together into a one-piece fabric structure; and the first outer layer fabric and the second outer layer fabric are both woven fabrics, and a front face of the first outer layer fabric and a front face of the second outer layer fabric are arranged outwardly. At least the curtain body is made of the double-sided fabric, such that two sides of this curtain are usable thereby saving the storage space and the fabric material, which is widely used in the field of home furnishing.

A Roman shade includes a shade unit which includes more than two shade parts, and a tubular portion is formed on the top of the shade. The more than two shade parts are connected to each other by a first weight unit located between any two of adjacent shade parts of the more than two shade parts. A slot is defined through each of the more than two shade parts except for the lowest shade part of the shade unit. A second weight unit is connected to the lower end of the shade unit so as to maintain the shade unit to be flat and fully expanded. The second weight unit has a tongue which extends through one of the slots to maintain the shade unit in a folded status when folding the shade unit.