EP3909477A1 - Curtain hook - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a hanger for curtains on rails with shoulder shoulders and guide slot, which can be inserted and removed at any point on the rail and thereby ensures intuitive operation and a secure hold. The curtain hanger (1) comprises a one-piece securing element (6) and a base body with a sliding head (3), the sliding head (3) having both a longitudinal extension and a transverse extension (Q), a hanging and / or grip area (4) ) and a neck area (5) arranged in between. The securing element (6) engages around the neck area (5) so that the base body and the securing element (6) can be rotated relative to one another about the central axis of the neck area (5) and the curtain hanger (1) can be transferred from an insertion position to a use position against a latching resistance is.

Description

The present invention relates to a curtain hanger for hanging curtains on a rail, a system of components that are intended to be used together, and a method for producing the curtain hangers according to the claims.

Curtain hangers are known from the prior art, which can be inserted and removed at any point on a curtain rail. For this purpose, a slider with a head part with two support projections is inserted into the guide slot of a rail with two support shoulders and then rotated relative to the rail so that the support projections come to rest on the support shoulders of the rail.

the DE 20 2011 000 065 provides, for example, that in order to move the slider from an operating position into a removal position, the support projections must be spaced apart from the support shoulders and / or a detent must be overcome. The disadvantage of such a glider is that this construction does not ensure a secure fit of the glider in the rail.

the DE 10 2010 021 773 provides a curtain slider with a head part that can be mounted on the curtain rail by a plug-in rotary movement, for which the guide section must be designed to be compressible and resilient and must be compressed when the curtain slider is inserted into the receiving slot of the rail. Due to its construction, such a curtain glider also does not offer a secure hold of the glider in the rail and is difficult to handle.

The invention is based on the object of overcoming the disadvantages in the prior art and of developing a device of the generic type in an advantageous manner.

The object is achieved by a curtain hanger according to the independent patent claim. In particular, a curtain hanger is provided which can easily be inserted and removed at any point on a rail and ensures a secure hold in the rail. Further embodiments emerge from the dependent claims.

A first aspect of the present invention relates to a curtain hanger for rails which have a guide slot which is flanked by two support shoulders and which comprises a base body. This base body in turn comprises a sliding head, a hanging and / or grip area and a neck area. The neck area is arranged between the sliding head and the suspension and / or grip area and has a central axis. The sliding head has a longitudinal extent and a transverse extent perpendicular to this central axis, the longitudinal extent being greater than the transverse extent. The curtain hanger is characterized in that it has a one-piece securing element which essentially engages around the neck area of the base body. The securing element and the base body are arranged so as to be rotatable relative to one another about the central axis that the curtain hanger can be transferred from an insertion position into a use position against a latching resistance.

The combined design as a hanging and / or handle area allows the hanging and / or handle area to be used on the one hand for hanging up curtains by acting as a hook or eye or the like and is thus designed with an entrance or through opening to which a curtain can be attached. At the same time, it serves as a grip area for the user. The user can hold the curtain hanger on the hanging and / or grip area and insert it in the insertion position into the rail and, by rotating the base body relative to the securing element, transfer it into the position of use and thus fasten it in the rail. The engagement or passage area of the suspension and / or grip area can alternatively also be designed to be closed, without an eyelet, hook or the like, so that there is no entry or passage opening, as will be explained further below.

The present construction with a base body and a securing element allows simple and intuitive handling, a secure fit of the curtain hanger in the rail and a relatively high load-bearing capacity of the curtain hanger. Accordingly, the construction also allows relatively heavy curtains to be carried safely on relatively small curtain hangers. This arrangement also ensures that the curtain hanger can be easily inserted and removed at any point on a rail, without a special insertion point on the rail being necessary for this. The curtain hanger is inserted into the guide slot of the rail in the inserted position until the sliding head is above the support shoulders of the rail. The curtain hanger is in the insertion position when the guide head is in the rail when used as intended and the longitudinal extension of the slide head is parallel to the guide slot of the rail. By then turning the base body relative to the securing element, the curtain hanger is brought into a position of use. the In the position of use, the transverse extension of the sliding head is then parallel to the guide slot of the rail. In the position of use, the sliding head rests on the support shoulders of the rail. The latching resistance prevents the curtain hanger from inadvertently turning back into the insertion position and being unintentionally detached from the rail.

In a preferred embodiment, the securing element and the base body are arranged in such a way that they can be rotated relative to one another about the central axis, in particular by approximately 90 degrees, from the insertion position into the use position of the curtain hanger. A rotation about the central axis by about 90 degrees allows simple and quick handling of the curtain hanger, which is often inserted into and removed from the rail from an overhead position of the user. The transfer of the curtain hanger from the insertion position into the use position and vice versa can thus be carried out from the wrist of the user and without any further touching.

In a preferred embodiment of the curtain hanger, the base body has a cam on the side of the suspension and / or grip area facing the sliding head and parallel to the central axis, and the securing element has a groove on the side facing the suspension and / or grip area, the groove having a complementary shape is formed into a cam. Alternatively, the base body has a groove on the side of the hanging and / or grip area facing the sliding head and the securing element has a cam on the side facing the hanging and / or grip area and parallel to the central axis, the groove being shaped to complement the cam. This allows the securing element to be centered more precisely compared to the base body and a simple and guided turning.

The groove is particularly preferably designed in such a way that it describes a path with a first end position and a second end position which allows the securing element to rotate relative to the base body. The two end positions can prevent unintentional overturning of the base body, which simplifies the operation of the curtain hanger.

In a preferred embodiment, the cam is in the insertion position of the curtain hanger in the first end position and in the use position of the curtain hanger in the second end position. By reaching the respective end position, the operator is haptically informed when the desired use or insertion position has been reached. So that we guarantee a simple and intuitive operation of the curtain hanger.

In a preferred embodiment, the latching resistance is generated in that the end positions of the groove are designed in such a way that they enter into a form-fitting connection with the cam which can only be overcome with an expenditure of force. This construction allows a simple and precise adjustment of the latching resistance in the manufacture of a curtain hanger.

In a preferred embodiment, the groove has an access area for the assembly of the securing element with the base body. This access area allows easy insertion of the curtain hanger during manufacture Cam in the groove and thus a simple assembly of the securing element with the base body.

In a preferred embodiment, the securing element cannot be detached from the base body manually and without aids in a non-destructive manner. Accidental dismantling of the fuse element from the base body by the user can thereby be prevented.

In a preferred embodiment, the securing element has two shoulders arranged in parallel, the shoulders in the insertion position being arranged essentially parallel to the longitudinal extension of the sliding head. The shoulders are essentially formed by flanks A and B, with flanks A and flanks B being arranged in particular at an angle between 45 degrees and 120 degrees. In a preferred embodiment, the flanks A and the flanks B are at an angle between 70 degrees and 110 degrees to one another and in a particularly preferred embodiment at an angle between 85 degrees and 95 degrees. The shoulders allow the curtain hanger to be optimally guided in the rail. The length of the shoulders can be designed differently, so that a safe and easy sliding of the curtain hanger in the rail is ensured, even when using relatively heavy curtains. The specific basic shape of the securing element is preferably cuboid. Alternatively, the basic shape can also have a circular or oval outline. In a preferred embodiment, the securing element is provided with an incision which leads parallel to the length of the shoulders into the center of the securing element, whereby the neck area of the basic body can be introduced during assembly of the securing element with the base body. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the section is according to V-shaped on the outside to simplify assembly. The length of the shoulders preferably protrudes beyond the longitudinal extent of the sliding head, in particular in order to ensure an optimal sliding function.

In a preferred embodiment, the base body is arranged in the insertion position of the curtain hanger in such a way that the longitudinal extent of the sliding head is aligned essentially parallel to the shoulders of the securing element, the base body in the use position of the curtain hanger being arranged in such a way that the longitudinal extent of the sliding head is substantially oriented perpendicular to the shoulders. This ensures that the curtain hanger is precisely inserted into the guide slot of the rail. The shoulders also ensure that the base body can be rotated relative to the securing element easily and without considerable axial effort, since the shoulders fit positively into the guide slot of the rail. The curtain hanger can thereby easily be brought from an insertion position into a use position.

In a preferred embodiment, both the base body and the securing element are manufactured by injection molding. This is a tried and tested, inexpensive and efficient method of making curtain hangers. It is particularly advantageous that both parts can be manufactured using the same manufacturing process.

In a preferred embodiment, the height of the shoulders and the length of the neck area along the central axis are designed such that the curtain hanger can be displaced in the use position in the guide slot of the rail. the Dimensions can easily be varied in the manufacturing process, which ensures that the curtain hanger can be manufactured in a compatible manner for a wide variety of rail dimensions. This enables the curtain hanger to slide smoothly in the rail for every rail size.

In a preferred embodiment, the height of the shoulders and the length of the neck area along the central axis are designed in such a way that the curtain hanger can be frictionally connected to the support shoulders of the rail in the use position and the curtain hanger is essentially not manually displaceable in the guide slot of the rail. The curtain hanger can be used as a hold-open device by adjusting the dimensions accordingly. The dimensions can easily be varied in the manufacturing process, which ensures that the curtain hanger can be manufactured in a way that is compatible with a wide variety of rails. This enables perfect locking for every rail size. In a preferred embodiment of the curtain hanger for the fixing, the entrance or passage opening of the suspension and / or grip area is not designed with an eyelet, a hook or the like, but closed, so that there is no entrance or passage opening; In such an embodiment, the curtain hanger is designed purely as a locking device. This has the advantage that it can be more easily distinguished from a curtain hanger with a sliding function.

A further aspect of the invention relates to a system made up of components to be used jointly as intended, containing at least one curtain hanger which can be moved in its position of use in the guide slot; and at least one curtain hanger, which in its use position in the guide slot of the rail is essentially not manually displaceable (as described above). In practice, curtain hangers that slide in the curtain rail and curtain hangers that have a locking function are usually required together.

Another aspect of the invention relates to a method for producing the curtain hanger comprising the injection molding of the base body and the securing element and the subsequent assembly of the securing element on the base body. The injection molding process, which is known per se, is established and has proven to be suitable in practice. It ensures a simple, precise and cost-effective manufacture of the curtain hanger.

• Fig. 1: eine perspektivische Darstellung eines Ausführungsbeispiels eines Vorhangaufhängers;
• Fig. 2: einen in Fig. 1 dargestellten Vorhangaufhänger in einer schematischen Darstellung in der Einsetzposition sowie eine Schiene mit Tragschultern und Führungsschlitz;
• Fig. 3A: einen in Fig. 1 dargestellten Vorhangaufhänger in einer schematischen Darstellung in der Gebrauchsposition sowie eine Schiene mit Tragschultern und Führungsschlitz;
• Fig. 3B: eine Darstellung eines zweiten Ausführungsbeispiels eines in Fig. 1 dargestellten Vorhangaufhängers in einer schematischen Darstellung in der Gebrauchsposition sowie eine Schiene mit Tragschultern und Führungsschlitz;
• Fig. 4: eine Seitenansicht des in Fig. 1 dargestellten Vorhangaufhängers;
• Fig. 5: eine perspektivische Darstellung eines Sicherungselements mit Ansicht auf dessen Oberseite;
• Fig. 6: eine perspektivische Darstellung eines Sicherungselements mit einer Ansicht auf dessen Unterseite;
• Fig. 7: eine schematische Seitenansicht eines in der Fig. 5 und Fig. 6 dargestellten Sicherungselements;
• Fig. 8: eine schematische Draufsicht eines in der Fig. 5 und Fig. 6 dargestellten Sicherungselements;
• Fig. 9: eine schematische Unteransicht eines in der Fig. 5 und Fig. 6 dargestellten Sicherungselements;
• Fig. 10A: eine schematische Seitenansicht eines in der Fig. 5 und Fig. 6 dargestellten Sicherungselements;
• Fig. 10B: eine schematische Seitenansicht einer weiteren Ausführungsform eines in der Fig. 5 und Fig. 6 dargestellten Sicherungselements;
• Fig. 11: eine perspektivische Darstellung eines Grundkörpers;
• Fig. 12A: eine schematische Darstellung einer Seitenansicht eines in Fig. 11 dargestellten Grundkörpers;
• Fig. 12B: eine schematische Darstellung einer Seitenansicht einer weiteren Ausführungsform eines in Fig. 11 dargestellten Grundkörpers;
• Fig. 13: eine um die Mittelachse um 90° gedrehte Ansicht der in Fig. 12A dargestellten Seitenansicht des in Fig. 11 dargestellten Grundkörpers;
• Fig. 14: eine schematische Darstellung einer Draufsicht eines in Fig. 11 dargestellten Grundkörpers;
• Fig. 15: eine schematische Darstellung gemäss einem Schnitt A-A in Fig. 13.

Further advantages emerge from the figures, which merely represent exemplary embodiments of a curtain hanger according to the invention. Show it:

• Fig. 1 : a perspective view of an embodiment of a curtain hanger;
• Fig. 2 : one in Fig. 1 shown curtain hanger in a schematic representation in the insertion position and a rail with support shoulders and guide slot;
• Figure 3A : one in Fig. 1 shown curtain hanger in a schematic representation in the position of use and a rail with support shoulders and guide slot;
• Figure 3B : a representation of a second embodiment of a in Fig. 1 shown curtain hanger in a schematic representation in the position of use as well as a rail with support shoulders and guide slot;
• Fig. 4 : a side view of the in Fig. 1 shown curtain hanger;
• Fig. 5 : a perspective view of a fuse element with a view of its top;
• Fig. 6 : a perspective view of a fuse element with a view of its underside;
• Fig. 7 : a schematic side view of one in the Fig. 5 and Fig. 6 illustrated fuse element;
• Fig. 8 : a schematic plan view of one in the Fig. 5 and Fig. 6 illustrated fuse element;
• Fig. 9 : a schematic bottom view of one in the Fig. 5 and Fig. 6 illustrated fuse element;
• Figure 10A : a schematic side view of one in the Fig. 5 and Fig. 6 illustrated fuse element;
• Figure 10B : a schematic side view of a further embodiment of one in FIG Fig. 5 and Fig. 6 illustrated fuse element;
• Fig. 11 : a perspective view of a base body;
• Figure 12A : a schematic representation of a side view of an in Fig. 11 illustrated base body;
• Figure 12B : a schematic representation of a side view of a further embodiment of a in Fig. 11 illustrated base body;
• Fig. 13 : a view of the in Figure 12A side view of the in Fig. 11 illustrated base body;
• Fig. 14 : a schematic representation of a plan view of an in Fig. 11 illustrated base body;
• Fig. 15 : a schematic representation according to a section AA in Fig. 13 .

All of the curtain hangers 1, base body 2 and securing elements 6 discussed below are preferably made of plastic and can be manufactured from the same material as injection molded parts.

Fig. 1 shows a curtain hanger 1 according to the invention, a base body (shown in FIG Fig. 11 ) and a securing element 6. The base body consists of a sliding head 3, a neck area 5 and a hanging and / or grip area 4. The securing element 6 has two shoulders, each formed from a flank A and an approximately perpendicular flank B on it (shown in Fig. 2 and Fig. 7 ). The curtain hanger 1 is in an insertion position. The insertion position is characterized in that the transverse dimension Q of the sliding head 3 is perpendicular to the length of the shoulders (shown in FIG Fig. 5 ) of the fuse element 6 is aligned. In the insertion position, the curtain hanger 1 can be inserted at any point on a rail and also removed again. The base body is relative to the securing element 6 by about 90 degrees around the central axis of the Neck area 5 (shown in Figure 12A ) rotatable. As a result, the curtain hanger 1 is transferred from the insertion position to a position of use. In the position of use of the curtain hanger 1, the longitudinal extension L of the sliding head 3 is perpendicular to the length of the shoulders (in Figure 3A shown). The base body is preferably preassembled with the securing element 6 and cannot be detached from the base body in a non-destructive manner manually and without tools. In this exemplary embodiment, the securing element 6 is designed in the shape of a cuboid. A hanging and / or grip area 4 is also shown, which is designed, for example, with an eyelet for hanging up curtains. But it can also be designed with a hook or a clamp or the like. In an alternative embodiment, as in the Figure 12B As shown, the area 4 is designed as a pure grip area and the entry or passage opening is designed to be closed with a plastic surface 16, so that there is no entry or passage opening.

Fig. 2 shows a curtain hanger according to the invention (shown in FIG Fig. 1 ) in an insertion position. For the sake of clarity, the curtain hanger is shown in a rail 10 with a guide slot and support shoulders 13, 13 '. In the insertion position, the transverse dimension Q of the sliding head 3 is perpendicular to the rail alignment. A securing element 6 is also shown. The securing element 6 has shoulders (shown in FIG Fig. 7 ), which are formed with flanks A 11, 11 'and flanks B 12, 12' that are approximately perpendicular to them. The base of the securing element 6 is wider than the guide slot of the rail 10. The securing element 6 is therefore only partially inserted into the guide slot, so that the flanks A 11, 11 'are inserted into the guide slot. Due to their dimensions, the flanks B 12, 12 'cannot enter the guide slot of the rail 10 and serve as a stop when the curtain hanger is inserted into the rail 10.

Fig. 4 shows a curtain hanger 1 according to the invention in an insertion position from one side. Shown are sliding head 3, hanging and / or grip area 4, for example shaped into an eyelet, and securing element 6.

Fig. 5 , shows a securing element 6 with a V-shaped cutout and the length 14 and height H of the shoulders 9, 9.

Fig. 6 and Fig. 9 show the underside of a securing element 6 with a groove 8, two end positions P1, P2 and an access area Z.

Fig. 7 shows a securing element 6 with flanks A 11, 11 'and flanks B 12, 12' which are essentially perpendicular to it and which together form the shoulders 9, 9 '. In addition, the height H of the shoulders 9, 9 'is shown.

Fig. 8 shows a securing element 6 with a V-shaped incision and a length of the shoulder 14.

Fig. 11 shows a base body 2 with a sliding head 3, a neck area 5 and a suspension and / or grip area 4 shaped into an eyelet. A cam 8 can also be seen.

Fig. 13 shows a base body 2, the positioning of the cam 7. The base body 2 is opposite to the figure in Figure 12A rotated about the central axis M by about 90 degrees.

Fig. 14 shows a base body 2 as well as the longitudinal extent L and the transverse extent Q of the sliding head 3.

Fig. 15 show a base body 2 from above or in section AA of Fig. 13 . In particular, a preferred positioning of the cam 8 can be seen.

The one in the Figures 3A and 3B , the Figures 10A and 10B as well as in the Figures 12A and 12B The exemplary embodiments shown differ from one another essentially in the different dimensions of the height H of the shoulders (shown in FIG Fig. 7 ) or the flanks B (shown in Fig. 7 ) and the length of the neck area (shown in Fig. 1 ). Depending on the specific dimensions, the individual embodiments allow a curtain hanger (shown in Fig. 1 ) with sliding function or with locking function.

Figures 3A and 3B each show a curtain hanger (shown in Fig. 1 ) in the use position. In the embodiment of Figure 3B the carrying shoulders 13, 13 'of the rail 10 between the sliding head 3 and shoulders (shown in FIG Fig. 7 ) of the securing element 6 clamped in a force-fitting manner, in that there is contact between the flanks B 12, 12 'and the underside of the support shoulders 13, 13'. Moving the curtain hanger along the rail 10 is not possible without considerable effort. In the embodiment shown in Figure 3A are a slide head 3, shoulders (shown in FIG Fig. 7 ) of the securing element 6, flanks B 12, 12 'and support shoulders 13, 13' of a rail 10 are shown. The shoulder shoulders 13, 13 'of the rail 10 are due to the longer neck area 5 and the greater height H of the shoulders compared to the in Figure 3B shown embodiment spaced from the flanks B 12, 12 '. In actual use, the sliding head 3 would rest on the support shoulders 13, 13 'of the rail due to the force of gravity in the position of use of the curtain hanger.

Because the shoulders are spaced apart from the carrying shoulders 13, 13 ', the curtain hanger can slide without any relevant expenditure of force.

Figures 10A and 10B show a side view of the securing element 6 in two different exemplary embodiments. Figure 10A shows a securing element 6 of a curtain hanger with a sliding function (shown for example in FIG Fig. 1, Fig. 2 , Figure 3A ) and Figure 10B shows a securing element 6 of a curtain hanger (shown inter alia in FIG Fig. 1 ) with locking function (shown in Figure 3B ). The length 14 of the shoulders can be seen in each case (shown in Fig. 7 ). The comparison shows the different heights H of the shoulders.

Figures 12A and 12B show two different exemplary embodiments of a base body 2. While Figure 12A a base body 2 primarily for a curtain hanger (shown inter alia in Fig. 1 ) with sliding function (shown in Fig. 1 ) shows, shows the embodiment in Figure 12B a base body 2 for the main use of a curtain hanger suitable for fixing. The neck areas 5 and the different lengths of the neck area 15 can be seen Figure 12A also the central axis M.

Claims (15)

Curtain hanger (1) for rails which have a guide slot flanked by two shoulder shoulders, the curtain hanger (1) comprising a base body (2) which has a sliding head (3), a hanging and / or grip area (4) and a neck area ( 5) has; wherein the neck area (5) is arranged between the sliding head (3) and the hanging and / or grip area (4) and has a central axis (M); wherein the sliding head (3) has both a longitudinal dimension (L) and a transverse dimension (Q) perpendicular to the central axis (M), the longitudinal dimension (L) being greater than the transverse dimension (Q), characterized in that the curtain hanger (1 ) has a one-piece securing element (6) which essentially engages around the neck region (5), the securing element (6) and the base body (2) being arranged so that they can rotate relative to one another about the central axis (M) that the curtain hanger is from an insertion position can be transferred into a position of use against a latching resistance. Curtain hanger (1) according to claim 1, wherein the securing element (6) and the base body (2) are arranged in such a way that they can be rotated from the insertion position into the use position of the curtain hanger (1) relative to one another about the central axis (M), in particular by about 90 degrees. Curtain hanger (1) according to one of claims 1 to 2, wherein a) the base body (2) on the side of the hanging and / or grip area facing the sliding head (3) (4) and parallel to the central axis (M) has a cam (7) and the securing element (6) has a groove (8) on the side facing the hanging and / or grip area (4),
or alternatively b) the base body (2) on the side of the suspension and / or grip area (4) facing the sliding head (3) has a groove (8) and the securing element (6) on the one facing the suspension and / or grip area (4) Side and parallel to the central axis has a cam (7). wherein the groove (8) is shaped complementarily to the cam (7). Curtain hanger (1) according to claim 3, wherein the groove (8) is designed in such a way that it describes a path with a first end position (P1) and a second end position (P2) which allows the securing element (6) to rotate relative to the base body (2) allowed. Curtain hanger (1) according to one of claims 3 to 4, wherein the cam (7) is in the insertion position of the curtain hanger (1) in the first end position (P1) and in the use position of the curtain hanger in the second end position (P2) of the groove ( 8) is located. Curtain hanger (1) according to one of Claims 3 to 5, the latching resistance being generated in that the end positions (P1, P2) of the groove (8) are configured in this way are that they enter into a form-fitting connection with the cam (7), which can only be overcome with an effort. Curtain hanger (1) according to one of Claims 3 to 6, the groove (8) having an access area (Z) for the assembly of the securing element (6) with the base body (2). Curtain hanger (1) according to one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the securing element (6) cannot be detached from the base body (2) manually and without aids in a non-destructive manner. Curtain hanger (1) according to one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the securing element (6) has two shoulders (9, 9 ') arranged in parallel, and wherein the shoulders (9) in the insertion position are essentially parallel to the longitudinal extension (L) of the sliding head ( 3) are arranged. Curtain hanger (1) according to claim 9, wherein the base body (2) is arranged in the insertion position of the curtain hanger (1) such that the longitudinal extension (L) of the sliding head (3) is essentially parallel to the shoulders (9, 9 ') of the Securing element (6) is aligned, and wherein the base body (2) is arranged in the use position of the curtain hanger (1) such that the longitudinal extension (L) of the sliding head (3) is aligned essentially perpendicular to the shoulders (9). Curtain hanger (1) according to one of claims 9 to 10, wherein both the base body (2) and the Securing element (6) are made by injection molding. Curtain hanger (1) according to one of Claims 9 to 11, the height (H) of the shoulders (9, 9 ') and the length of the neck region (5) along the central axis (M) being designed in such a way that the curtain hanger (2) is displaceable in the position of use in the guide slot of the rail. Curtain hanger (1) according to one of claims 9 to 11, wherein the height (H) of the shoulders (9) and the length of the neck area (5) along the central axis (M) are designed such that the curtain hanger (1) is in the use position can be positively connected to the support shoulders of the rail and the curtain hanger (1) is essentially not manually displaceable in the guide slot of the rail. System of components that are intended to be used jointly, comprising at least one curtain hanger (1) according to claim 11 and at least one curtain hanger (1) according to claim 12. A method for producing the curtain hanger (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 13, comprising the following steps: i. Injection molding of the base body (2) and the securing element (6); afterward ii. Assembly of the securing element (6) on the base body (2).

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