Abstract: A container structure is disclosed. The container structure may include a container body and two movable supporting units. When the container body is used as a regular container, two movable supporting units has not been extended from the container body; and the covering rod, extending rod, connecting rods of the movable supporting units are conjugated with the horizontal supporting columns and connecting posts respectively to reinforce the structure of the container body, so that the reinforced container body can have a better status to sustain heavier weight. Furthermore, the movable supporting units can extend to expand the space of the container body to receive more items to reduce the transportation costs; and when the container is not used for storage purposes, the expanded space can be used for other purposes.

Abstract: A structure to secure a curtain rope includes a base and an engaging body. The bases engages with the engaging body to secure the curtain rope, and a securing unit is provided to secure the structure to a wall surface, so that the curtain rope is restricted to the wall by the securing unit, which increases the convenience for the user to control the curtain rope, and prevents small children from being tripped over and strangulation accidents.

Abstract: A pole assembly for a curtain includes a pole module, two end caps mounted on the pole module, and two connecting members each mounted between the pole module and a respective one of the end caps to connect the pole module and the respective end cap. The pole module has two opposite ends each provided with a mounting portion. The pole module has a side each provided with a guide track. Each of the connecting members is mounted on the respective mounting portion of the pole module and is secured in the guide track of the pole module. Each of the two end caps has an end portion provided with a mounting head mounted on the respective mounting portion of the pole module.

Abstract: A curtain pole assembly includes two poles, a connecting rod inserted between the poles, and two pressing caps each mounted on the connecting rod and each pressing a respective one of the poles. The connecting rod has two protruding blocks each inserted into a respective one of the poles and each provided with an outer threaded portion. Each of the pressing caps has an inner threaded portion screwed onto the outer threaded portion of the respective protruding block. Each of the pressing caps has a peripheral wall provided with a slit. Each of the protruding blocks of the connecting rod has a tapered shape and has a size reduced gradually and outwardly.

Abstract: A curtain carrier includes a carrier body having a mounting ring which has an inner wall provided with a sliding face, a first support seat having a connecting tube which is inserted into the mounting ring and has an inner wall provided with an engaging hole, a second support seat having an engaging sleeve which is inserted into and closely fit in the engaging hole, and a rolling module located between the first support seat and the second support seat and slidably mounted between the sliding face and the connecting tube. Thus, the curtain carrier has a simplified construction, thereby greatly decreasing the cost of fabrication. In addition, the first support seat and the second support seat are assembled easily and quickly, thereby facilitating assembly of the curtain carrier.

Abstract: A vertical blind includes a headrail, a fixing bracket, a plurality of juxtaposed movable brackets, a drive bracket, a plurality of driven blocks, a plurality of drive blocks, a plurality of mounting seats, a plurality of shades, a pull cord unit, and a positioning unit. Thus, the vertical blind contains multiple movable brackets movable between the fixing bracket and the drive bracket, so that the length of the vertical blind is expanded freely to fit the size of the window, thereby enhancing the versatility of the vertical blind. In addition, the mounting seats have different lengths corresponding to the positions of the fixing bracket and the movable brackets, so that the movable brackets are movable smoothly without interfering with each other, thereby facilitating operation of the vertical blind.

Abstract: A vertical curtain includes a track having two ends each provided with a plurality of support brackets juxtaposed to each other, and two drawing blocks movably mounted on the two ends of the track and connected to one of the support brackets to push the support brackets. Each of the support brackets is movably mounted on the track and provided with a slide member, a fastening member, a limit member and a stop member. Thus, the slide member has a plurality of passages having different positions for mounting the vertical slats so that the track can be used to combine with multiple vertical slats, and the vertical curtain is available for windows having larger sizes, thereby enhancing the versatility of the vertical curtain.