Two-piece curtain

Abstract

The present invention relates to a two-piece curtain, which includes an upper beam; a front curtain cloth and a rear curtain cloth which are separately bonded on or taken apart from the front side and rear side of the upper beam by using a self-bonding means; and plural clamping sheets provided between the front and the rear curtain clothes for their moving together; thereby the both curtain clothes are either moved up/gathered together or moved/hanged down at the same time by pulling or releasing a lanyard.

1 . A two-piece curtain, comprising: 
 an upper beam having a front and a rear sides and a bottom, in which a lanyard-actuating element is provided on the bottom thereof for pulling or releasing the lanyard to control the moving distance of the lanyard;    a front and a rear curtain clothes separately bonded on the front and rear sides of the upper beam, wherein each curtain clothes is sewing sutured to form plural transverse sections at equal distance and a rigid connection part is formed between the transverse sections; and    plural clamping sheets having a pair of clamping tanks for connecting both the front and the rear curtain clothes to move together, thereby both the curtain clothes are moved up or down by pulling or releasing the lanyard.    
     
     
         2 . The two-piece curtain according to  claim 1 , wherein an intermediate connection part is formed between said clamping tanks and a hole is formed on the intermediate connection part for passing the lanyard through therein and for fixing one end of the lanyard on the lowest clamping sheet thereby the plural clamping sheets are moved up or down by pulling or releasing the lanyard.  
     
     
         3 . The two-piece curtain according to  claim 1 , wherein the curtain further includes a self-bonding means comprising a hook tape layer and a loop tape layer, said hook taper layer is bonded on the front and rear sides of the upper beam and said loop tape layer is bonded on the top end of the front and rear curtain clothes, thereby the curtain clothes could be bonded on or taken from the upper beam.