Abstract: A window shade includes a top box, a mediate bar, a bottom bar and a shade connected between the mediate bar and the bottom bar. A first scrolling unit and a second scrolling unit are located in the top box, and each are cooperated with a movable unit, a resilient member and a fixed member. The resilient member is connected between the movable unit and the fixed member. Each of the first scrolling unit and the second scrolling unit has a first roller and a second roller, and each of the movable unit has a third roller and a fourth roller. The first cords of the first scrolling unit are connected to the mediate bar. The second cords of the second scrolling unit extend through the mediate bar and are connected to the bottom bar. The first and second cords meet the requirements of a longer shade.

Abstract: A curtain assembly includes a first curtain unit, a second curtain unit and a third curtain unit which includes multiple curtain pieces and each curtain piece includes an inside and an outside. Multiple first magnets are connected to the lower portion of the inside of each curtain piece, and multiple second magnets are connected to the top portion of the outside of each curtain piece. The second curtain unit is connected to the third curtain unit, and third curtain unit is connected to the first curtain unit. The multiple curtain pieces are able to be individually folded to introduce outside light into the room via the folded curtain pieces.

Abstract: A control device of a cordless blinds assembly includes a bottom box and a rod unit which is received in the bottom box. The rod unit is cooperated with the operation unit in the bottom box. The operation unit is cooperated with a pawl which is engaged with or disengaged from a gear of the coil spring plate seat so as to control the operation of the blinds assembly without using any operation cord.

Abstract: A cordless curtain assembly includes a fabric connected to a top rail. The fabric has multiple transverse folding sections and each folding section has a passage defined therein. Multiple magnetic units are respectively received in the passages of the folding sections and each have a carrier, multiple clamping members and multiple magnetic parts. The carrier of each magnetic unit has two reception areas defined in the top thereof. Each clamping member has a press bar and two legs which respectively extend from the underside of the press bar. Each leg has a resilient arm extending outward therefrom. Each clamping member has one of the magnetic parts clamped between the two legs. The combination of the clamping member and the magnetic part are securely inserted into the reception area corresponding thereto. The press bar seals the top opening of the reception area.

Abstract: A cordless curtain assembly includes a fabric connected to a top rail. The fabric has multiple transverse folding sections and each folding section has a passage defined therein. Multiple magnetic units are respectively received in the passages of the folding sections and each have a carrier, multiple clamping members and multiple magnetic parts. The carrier of each magnetic unit has two reception areas defined in the top thereof. Each clamping member has a press bar and two legs which respectively extend from the underside of the press bar. Each leg has a resilient arm extending outward therefrom. Each clamping member has one of the magnetic parts clamped between the two legs. The combination of the clamping member and the magnetic part are securely inserted into the reception area corresponding thereto. The press bar seals the top opening of the reception area.

Abstract: A window curtain includes a first curtain body and multiple second curtain bodies attached to the first curtain body. The first curtain body allows light to penetrate therethrough. Each second curtain body has a connection edge formed on the top edge thereof so as to be connected to the first curtain body. Multiple first magnet units and multiple second magnet units are connected to the rear side of each second curtain body. The rear side faces the first curtain body. When folding either of the second curtain bodies relative to the first curtain body, the first and second magnet units are magnetically attracted to each other.

Abstract: A window curtain includes a first curtain body and multiple second curtain bodies attached to the first curtain body. The first curtain body allows light to penetrate therethrough. Each second curtain body has a connection edge formed on the top edge thereof so as to be connected to the first curtain body. Multiple first magnet units and multiple second magnet units are connected to the rear side of each second curtain body. The rear side faces the first curtain body. When folding either of the second curtain bodies relative to the first curtain body, the first and second magnet units are magnetically attracted to each other.

Abstract: A cordless blind assembly includes a blind body and an operation member is connected to the lower portion of the blind body. Multiple magnet units are connected to the blind body and each have a base and a magnet which is received in the base. Multiple ribs extend from the base and are sewed to the blind body so that the magnet units are easily connected to the blind body.

Abstract: A curtain assembly includes a top rail and a bottom rail, and a curtain is connected between the top and bottom rails. At least one wire extends through the top rail, the curtain and the bottom rail so as to collect and expand the curtain. A resilient member is horizontally connected to the top rail. The at least one wire extends through the resilient member. The two ends of the restriction member are respectively connected to the two ends of the resilient member so as to restrict the expanding distance of the resilient member. The stored force of the resilient member holds the curtain which is maintain stable and does not swing.

Abstract: A cordless curtain includes a fabric and multiple magnet units are connected to the fabric. Each magnet unit has a box with multiple magnets magnetically attached thereto. Multiple decoration pieces are connected to the fabric to form passages between the decoration pieces and the fabric. Each passage receives one of the boxes therein. An operation unit is connected to the fabric and has a head and a rod. The head is fixed to the box of the lowest box of the fabric. The rod is connected to the head which is connected to the lowest decorative piece. The user uses the rod to fold the fabric to attract the magnet units one by one.

Abstract: A cordless curtain assembly includes a head box, a control unit, a fixed part, a movable part, a spring, an operation cord and a bottom bar. The curtain body is connected between the head box and the bottom bar. The fixed part is fixed to the head box and the movable part is located between the fixed part and the spring which is connected between the movable part and a fixed member of the head box. The user pulls or pushes the bottom bar move the movable part and the spring so as to operate the operation cord to control the position of the curtain body.

Abstract: A window blinds includes a head box, a top bar, a bottom bar and a blind body connected between the top and bottom bars. A first fixed seat and a second fixed seat are respectively located in the head box, each of the first and second fixed seats is cooperated with a movable seat and a spring which is connected between the first/second fixed seat and the head box. Two first cords are wrapped between the first fixed seat and the movable seat corresponding thereto, and are connected to the top bar. Two second cords are wrapped between the second fixed seat and the movable seat corresponding thereto, and extend through the head box, the blind body and are connected to the bottom bar. A stop member is connected to the two first cords and located between the positioning post and the first knot to adjust the size of the observation space.

Abstract: A cordless curtain assembly includes a head box, a control unit, a fixed part, a movable part, a spring, an operation cord and a bottom bar. The curtain body is connected between the head box and the bottom bar. The fixed part is fixed to the head box and the movable part is located between the fixed part and the spring which is connected between the movable part and a fixed member of the head box. The user pulls or pushes the bottom bar move the movable part and the spring so as to operate the operation cord to control the position of the curtain body.

Abstract: A control device for controlling blinds up and down includes a case and a shaft is rotatably located in the case. A coil spring is located in a reception box in the case and has a connection end which extends through the wall of the reception box and is connected to a mandrel. The shaft securely extends through a passage of the mandrel which is co-rotatable with the shaft. A cover is mounted to the case and a gear unit is located on the cover. The gear unit includes a first bevel gear and a second bevel gear which is engaged with the first bevel gear which drives the second bevel gear. The second bevel gear is connected to the mandrel which is co-rotatable with the second bevel gear. The coil spring is wrapped to the mandrel and retrieved in the reception box when the blinds are lowered and lifted.

Abstract: The operation wire scrolling device includes a resilient member with has a first end and a second end. The scrolling force of the first end is larger than that of the second end. The second end of the resilient member is securely wrapped to the central pin of the scrolling member, and the first end of the resilient member is securely wrapped to the side pin of the scrolling member. When the operation wire is pulled, the second end of the resilient member does not pull the first end of the resilient member so that the position of the curtain is set.

Abstract: A cordless curtain assembly includes a curtain body connected between the head box and the bottom bar. A controller, a fixed unit and a movably unit are located in the head box. The movable unit is movably located between the controller and the fixed unit. A driving rope has a first end fixed to the bottom bar and the second end of the driving rope goes through the curtain body and the head box, and is wrapped to the guide members of the movable unit and the fixed unit. The second end of the driving rope then extends through the head box and through the curtain body and is eventually fixed to the bottom bar. A resilient rope has one end fixed to the movable part and the second end of the resilient ripe goes over the pulley in the controller and is fixed to the fixed unit.

Abstract: A slat cutting device includes a positioning unit having two parallel side boards with a back board connected to two longitudinal sides of the side boards, and a base board is connected between the two side boards so as to define a reception recess between the two parallel side boards, the back board and the base board. A cutting unit has an operation board and two guide boards are perpendicularly connected to two sides of the operation board so as to define a space defined between the two guide boards and the operation board. Each guide board has a longitudinal cutting slit and a blade movably extends through the cutting slits to cut the slats which have one end contacting against the back board. By pulling the operation board, the desired length of the slats between the back board and the cutting unit is adjusted.

Abstract: A control unit and a fixed part of a window curtain assembly are positioned in the head box. A movable part is movably located between the control unit and the fixed part. The control unit has a base part, an assistance part and a resilient member. The base part is secured in the head box and a first end of a transmission cord is fixed to the base part, and a second end of the transmission cord goes around the assistance part and the fixed part, and then is fixed to the movable part. The spring is connected between the assistance part and the movable part. When moving the bottom bar downward, the movable part is moved by the connection cord connected to the bottom bar and the transmission cord is moved to release the connection cord.

Abstract: A window curtain assembly includes a head box, and a honey-comb curtain is connected to the head box. The head box has a first securing member on a face thereof, and the honey-comb curtain has multiple first connection portions formed along two lateral sides thereof. A shade made from fabric has a second securing member which is connected to the first securing member, so that the shade is mounted on the honey-comb curtain. Multiple second connection portions are formed on the shade and located in correspondence with the first connection portions. The first and second connection portions are sewn together. The shade is folded into multiple folded sections and no operation cords are exposed.

Abstract: A window shade includes a head box with a top shade control unit and a bottom shade control unit received therein. The top shade control unit has a first cord connected thereto and the bottom shade control unit has a second cord connected thereto. A shade unit has a top shade which is connected between the head box and an intermediate bar, and a bottom shade which is connected between the intermediate bar and a bottom bar. The first cord extends through the top shade and is connected to the intermediate bar. The second cord extends through the bottom shade and is connected to the bottom bar. The top and bottom shades can be individually controlled.