Blind of united blind by weaving
OwnerKi Cheol CHAinventor
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Abstract
The present invention provides a textile blind united by weaving, which is formed as a single body by weaving slat textiles along a width between a front textile and a back textile in parallel with each other, wherein the slat textiles are arranged along the height of the front and back textiles to make the textile blind easily block lights.
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1-9. (canceled)
A woven textile blind comprising
- a) a woven front textile comprising a plurality of woven front uniting parts,
- b) a woven back textile extending substantially parallel to the front textile and comprising a plurality of woven back uniting parts, wherein each of said front uniting parts has a corresponding back uniting part that extends parallel thereto, and
- c) a plurality of woven slat textiles connecting the front textile to the back textile, wherein each of said slat textiles has a front edge and a back edge and is woven along its front edge into a front uniting part and is woven along its back edge into a back uniting part that corresponds to said front uniting part, wherein a part of a warp of said slat textiles passes through a weaving hole formed in the front textile or the front uniting parts and is exposed on an external side of the front textile.
A method of manufacturing woven textile fabric shade comprising a front textile, a back textile parallelly positioned to the front textile, and a plurality of slat textiles having a predetermined width along a width between the front and back textiles and being positioned therebetween, comprising at least the steps of:
- a) uniting the front textile and the slat textiles by weaving the warp of the front textile and the warp of the slat textiles with common woof at least in the section of the front uniting part;
- b) uniting the slat textiles and the back textile by weaving the warp of the slat textiles and the warp of the back textile with common woof at least in the section of the back uniting part;
- c) shifting some warp from the position of back textile to the position of front textile in order to use it for weaving other slat textiles to be woven in the future;
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- d) cutting or removing the shifted warp above at the shifted section.
A woven textile blind, comprising;
- a front textile 12 woven by a warps 12a with a woof;
- a back textile 13 woven by a warps 13a with a separate woof and parallelly positioned to the front textile 12;
- a slat textile 14 woven by a warps 17 with another separate woof between the front textile 12 and the back textile 13;
- a front uniting part 15 woven by the warps 12a of the front textile 12 and the warps 17 of the slat textile 14 with a woof;
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- a back uniting part 16 woven by the warps 13a of the back textile 13 and the warps 17 of the slat textile 14 with a woof;
- wherein the front textile 12 and the slat textile 14 are united at the front uniting part 15, and the back textile 12 and the slat textile 14 are united at the back uniting part 15, and the warp 17 is woven with the warp 13a of the back textile 13 at the back uniting part 16, passes through a weaving hole 18 formed in the front textile 12 or the front uniting part 15, is woven with the warp 12a of the front textile 12 at the front uniting part 15, is woven with a separate woof of the slat textile 14, and is woven with the warps 13a of the back textile 13 at the back uniting part 16.
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