Curtain track assembly

Abstract

A curtain track assembly includes an elongated track body that defines au-shaped track groove extending in a longitudinal direction and having a front opening extending in the longitudinal direction, and that is formed with stoppers disposed frontwardly of the front opening of the track groove, and an elongated curtain holding member insertable into and slidable in the track groove. The curtain holding member is limited from moving out of the track groove through the front opening by the stoppers, and includes an elongated flexible hook-and-loop fastener that protrudes frontwardly and outwardly of the front opening of the track groove, and an elongated rigid backing batten secured to the hook-and-loop fastener to support the hook-and-loop fastener and prevent deformation of the hook-and-loop fastener.

1 . A curtain track assembly comprising: 
 an elongated track body that defines a U-shaped track groove extending in a longitudinal direction and having two opposite ends and a front opening extending in said longitudinal direction from one of said opposite ends to the other of said opposite ends, said track body being formed with stoppers disposed frontwardly of said front opening of said track groove, at least one of said opposite ends of said track groove being opened for access into said track groove; and    an elongated curtain holding member insertable into said track groove through said at least one of said opposite ends and slidable in said track groove, said curtain holding member being limited from moving out of said track groove through said front opening by said stoppers, and including    an elongated flexible hook-and-loop fastener that protrudes frontwardly and outwardly of said front opening of said track groove so as to be adapted to be coupled to a curtain when said curtain holding member is inserted into said track groove, and    an elongated rigid backing batten secured to said hook-and-loop fastener to support said hook-and-loop fastener so as to prevent deformation and frontward movement of said hook-and-loop fastener by virtue of weight of the curtain attached thereto.    
   
   
       2 . The curtain track assembly of  claim 1 , wherein said curtain holding member further includes a plurality of staples that extend through said backing batten and said hook-and-loop fastener so as to secure said hook-and-loop fastener to said backing batten.  
   
   
       3 . The curtain track assembly of  claim 1 , wherein said backing batten is formed with a plurality of hooked protrusions that extend through said hook-and-loop fastener so as to secure said hook-and-loop fastener to said backing batten, each of said hooked protrusions having an arrow-shape free end that extends frontwardly through said hook-and-loop fastener.  
   
   
       4 . The curtain track assembly of  claim 1 , further comprising an adhesive that is adhered to said backing batten so as to bond said hook-and-loop fastener to said backing batten.