The present disclosure belongs to the field of spring roller shutters, and particularly relates to a spring roller shutter with adjustable function, which comprises a spring assembly in a drum, an adjusting assembly and a limiting assembly, wherein one end of the drum includes a concentric adjusting cylinder, the adjusting cylinder is connected with an output end of the spring assembly, one end of the adjusting cylinder away from the drum includes a fixed shell, the fixed shell includes a cavity with an opening facing the adjusting cylinder, the one end of the adjusting cylinder slides in the fixed shell, and the adjusting assembly and the limiting assembly are in the fixed shell, thereby achieving the benefit of adjusting the maximum withdrawal height of the curtain.

Disclosed is a wheel system and a kit and method, for use with a track, said wheel system comprising: a wheel carriage; a set of wheels, attached to the wheel carriage; —a link, having a first end, releasably attached to the wheel carriage and a second end releasably attached to an extension. Also, disclosed is a wheel system, for use with a track, the wheel system having a wheel carriage; a set of wheels, attached to the wheel carriage; —a link, having a first end, operatively attached to the wheel carriage; wherein angles of the wheels and the width of the wheel carriage are sized to fit into multiple sizes of tracks.

A drape element includes a sheet of flexible, non-magnetic material having opposed first and second longitudinal sheet edges, a longitudinal centerline toward which is defined an inward direction and away from which is defined an outward direction, and a first longitudinal pocket disposed proximate the first longitudinal sheet edge. A first straight magnetic wire is disposed in the longitudinal direction within an inward longitudinal portion of the first longitudinal pocket, and a first alternating sequence of magnets and non-magnetic spacers is disposed within an outward longitudinal portion of the first longitudinal pocket. Each of the magnets has opposed first and second magnetic poles, with a respective first magnetic pole of each of the magnets being disposed in contact with the first straight magnetic wire.

A drape element includes a sheet of flexible, non-magnetic material having opposed first and second longitudinal sheet edges, a longitudinal centerline toward which is defined an inward direction and away from which is defined an outward direction, and a first longitudinal pocket disposed proximate the first longitudinal sheet edge. A first straight magnetic wire is disposed in the longitudinal direction within an inward longitudinal portion of the first longitudinal pocket, and a first alternating sequence of magnets and non-magnetic spacers is disposed within an outward longitudinal portion of the first longitudinal pocket. Each of the magnets has opposed first and second magnetic poles, with a respective first magnetic pole of each of the magnets being disposed in contact with the first straight magnetic wire.

A split curtain comprises a left panel having a left head portion configured to cooperate with a supporting structure and having a left leading edge; a right panel having a right head portion configured to cooperate with the supporting structure and having a right leading edge; a plurality of left magnets disposed along the left leading edge of the left panel at left vertical positions; and a plurality of right magnets disposed along the right leading edge of the right panel at right vertical positions, the right vertical positions being substantially the same as the left vertical positions.

A split curtain comprises a left panel having a left head portion configured to cooperate with a supporting structure and having a left leading edge; a right panel having a right head portion configured to cooperate with the supporting structure and having a right leading edge; a plurality of left magnets disposed along the left leading edge of the left panel at left vertical positions; and a plurality of right magnets disposed along the right leading edge of the right panel at right vertical positions, the right vertical positions being substantially the same as the left vertical positions.

A light blocking composite film and preparation method and use thereof. The light blocking composite film comprises a middle non-woven fabric layer, and at least one light-reflective layer and at least one light-absorptive layer alternately arranged on each side of the non-woven fabric layer, wherein the light-reflective layer is made of a resin containing light-reflective particles, and the light-absorptive layer is made of a resin containing light-absorptive particles. The light blocking composite film of the present invention has the advantages of good blocking, not easy to curl, good durability, light-weight structure, beautiful color and the like.

A light blocking composite film and preparation method and use thereof. The light blocking composite film comprises a middle non-woven fabric layer, and at least one light-reflective layer and at least one light-absorptive layer alternately arranged on each side of the non-woven fabric layer, wherein the light-reflective layer is made of a resin containing light-reflective particles, and the light-absorptive layer is made of a resin containing light-absorptive particles. The light blocking composite film of the present invention has the advantages of good blocking, not easy to curl, good durability, light-weight structure, beautiful color and the like.

In some implementations, a hookless shower curtain with seamless snap-on liner (“seamless liner shower curtain”) comprises a curtain and an attachable (e.g., snap-on) liner. In some implementations, a method of using the seamless liner shower curtain comprises attaching the liner to the curtain and using the seamless liner shower curtain as a shower curtain.

A curtain assembly includes a curtain lamina made of a multifunctional multilayer composite sheet material, a top retaining member disposed on top of the curtain lamina and configured to receive the curtain lamina and to suspend the curtain lamina onto a curtain rail, and a counterweight portion disposed at a bottom of the curtain lamina and configured to receive the curtain lamina and stabilize the curtain lamina. The top retaining member includes a first holding piece, a second holding piece, a top fastener, and a top fixing device. The counterweight portion includes a first vertical weight piece, a second vertical weight piece, a bottom fastener, and a bottom fixing device.