The temporary shade for a window as claimed in claim 1, wherein the stop element is a rod.Ħ.

The temporary shade for a window as claimed in claim 1, wherein the supporting element has a penetrating hole near the second end of the supporting element and the stop element is insertable into the penetrating hole.ĥ. The temporary shade for a window as claimed in claim 1, wherein a layer of protecting glue is coated on the paper.Ĥ. The temporary shade for a window as claimed in claim 1, wherein the sheet is made of opaque paper which has sufficient elasticity, and thereby the pleat of the sheet is used repeatedly.ģ. A temporary shade for a window comprising: an elongate sheet having a top end, a bottom end, a plurality of equal space and parallel pleats the pleats extending from the top end to the bottom end the pleat having two banks of parallel via holes a sticking device having a sticking surface the sticking device being arranged on the top end of the sheet a tearable protecting strip covering the glued strip the protecting strip having a non-sticky lower surface, wherein when the sheet is mounted to a window, the protecting strip is torn out so as to expose the sticky surface thus, the top end of the sheet being combined to a flat surface and a locking device installed to the bottom end of the sheet for adjusting the length of the sheet the locking device having a supporting element and a stop element the supporting element having a first end and a second end the first end being formed as a plane bottom which can not pass through the via holes of the pleat when the second end of the supporting element is inserted into the via holes of the sheet, the plane bottom resists against one via hole at the bottom distal end, and the stop element is combined to the supporting element, thus, the pleat is positioned between the plane bottom and the stop element for sustaining sheet in a desired length.Ģ.

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