DE6809035U - HOOD-LIKE COVERING PLANE. - Google Patents

Description

Dipl.-Ing. Dr.-Ing. HEINZ NICKELS PATEHTAV RULE

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27.11.1968 Il / Mü

Carl M i e 1 e 492 G-ütersloh, Thesingsallee 5

"Hood-like tarpaulin"

The ^ inflation relates to a hood-like design tarpaulin, consisting of plastic, synthetic leather, impi lined canvas or similar material, for covering motor vehicles, trailers, construction and agricultural machines, garden swings, (Hollywood swings) or _c the like, ""

Hood-like cover tarpaulins are for motor vehicles, in particular passenger cars generally known «Liese covers are mainly for quick and temporary use

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Coverage intended and serve the Verv / enciung with the daily Use, i.e. if you cover the car in special weather conditions, when doing sports or when traveling want, because reren, snowfall, icing, but also strong solar irradiation force da / u. Special ventilation is not required with these covers, but is easily possible.

A disadvantage of the known tarpaulins that the tarpaulin forming the cover st _t ± integrally formed and consequently the laying and Abr.enmen is relatively complicated.

In this context, tarpaulins have become known, with two zippers at the front and two at the back are. These zippers are the width of the Dacheso If you pull on these 7 zip fasteners, you can insert the side parts of the Pxane inwards and then roll up the tarpaulin from the front or back «

By introducing zippers on the front and However, the rear side of the tarpaulin still has the disadvantage that the two side surfaces are folded over as a whole have to. This is not always easy, especially with large vehicles.

The inventor has become aware of the aforementioned shortcomings

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set the task of providing an improved embodiment in the field of covers for motor vehicles or the like reveal ©

The problem is solved according to the innovation in that the tarpaulin on its two opposite long sides in each case a roughly centrally arranged, vertically running slot which extends from bottom to top up to roughly in rows Area of the roof covering extends and held together by means is, has »

Another feature of the innovation is that the edge zones of the divided cover in the region of the slots od by sewing _e gluing are reinforced by strips of the same material formed from "and one of the better seal serving, set-od" applied overlap have.

The means for connecting and closing the slots are according to the innovation in the form of buckles and loops, hooks and eyelets, zippers, or ring holes through which a plastic rope or the like can be drawn "

In an extension of the slots, the roof covering can be hurried over; extending, colored marking strips are arranged «

Finally, it should also be mentioned that the lower, circumferential edge of the tarpaulin is designed to be stiffened and in the

Annular perforations introduced at a distance from one another or sewn on has welded or glued rings for passing through a plastic rope or the like.

The following description serves to explain the innovation according to the invention Object, of which an embodiment is shown in the drawing, show:

Fig. 1 is a perspective view with the side part closed, and

2 shows a side view according to FIG. 1 with the side part open

According to FIGS. 1 and 2, the hood-like tarpaulin is designated with l "The tarpaulin 1 is used to cover cars, caravans, Eau and agricultural machines, possibly also garden furniture and is adapted in its external shape to the respective covering object The tarpaulin 1 has a slot 2 on each of its long sides 1 ', which makes it much easier to place and remove the tarpaulin 1. The slots 2_, which extend approximately into the area of the roof covering I ¹ ', are covered by an overlap 4 placed on them, so that no moisture can get to the covered objects through the slots in the closed state ^. The slots are made by means

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closed, these means "in the exemplary embodiment buckles and loops 3 are _e

But there is also the option of using buckles instead and loops, hooks and zippers use or. To arrange ring holes through which a plastic rope or the like * is pulled * In the case of a If zippers are used, they are made of plastic or non-rusting material *

In order to facilitate the exact placement of the tarpaulin 1 in relation to the object to be covered, is in extension of the two slots 2 on the roof covering 1 '' a marking strip 5, if possible in color, arranged. This marking strip 5 shows how the tarpaulin 1 is correct must lie *

The lower, circumferential & de edge of the tarpaulin 1 is stiffened and has ring holes 6 made in this stiffener, through which a plastic cable 7 is drawn is such that the tarpaulin 1 on the one hand fully encloses the object to be covered and on the other hand the tarpaulin 1 does not can be blown up by the wind.

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The Yorteil "in the subject of the innovation compared to the known consists of putting on and taking off the Tarpaulin made by one person without difficulty can be, which is particularly beneficial when it comes to a female group of people.

It is also to be regarded as an advantage that the arrangement of the marking strips always means that the hood-like ones are placed in a straight line Cover tarpaulin is given, since the same can recognize the position of the tarpaulin.

Claims (4)

S chut ζ claims 1. hood-like design tarpaulin, consisting of plastic, synthetic leather, impregnated canvas, od ₀ a similar material to the cover of motor vehicles, trailers, construction and agricultural machines, garden swings (Hollywood swings) or the · like "characterized in that the tarpaulin (l) each approximately centrally arranged at its two face each other "the longitudinal sides (I ¹⁾ includes a plane extending perpendicularly S _o hlitz (2) extending from the bottom up to approximately in the area of the roof ^covering: extends and by means ((l ^ff) 3) is held together. 2 * A tarpaulin according to claim 1, characterized in that the edge zones of the divided Plane (l) in the range of the S _c hlitze (?) Are reinforced by sewing ode gluing strips of the same material and one of the better seal serving, set-od. Applied Overlap (47. 3 »Tarpaulin according to claims 1 and 2, characterized that: the means of connecting the slots (2) in the form of buckles and loops, Hooks and eyes, zippers or ring holes (3) through which a plastic rope or the like can be pulled is, are trained » 4. Tarpaulin according to claims 1 "to 3, characterized in that that as an extension of the slots (2) one extends over the roof cover (1 * ') Marking strip (5) is arranged, 5 # tarpaulin according to claim 1, characterized in that the lower circumferential edge of the Tarpaulin (l) is stiffened and ring holes (6) or sewn, welded or glued rings sum pulling a plastic rope (7) or the like. Dr. Heinz Nickels patent arr-valt. —.-— ■ —- ^ yA