FR2582338A1 - Shelter-tent which is put up in the open air, having the car as a support point. - Google Patents

Abstract

Structure in kit form of a shelter-tent, put up in the open air and having the car as a support point. It is made up of vertical tubes 5 and 6 which are fitted into each other so as to form a parallelogram which is covered with a canvas 29 in order to provide shelter from the sun, rain and wind for a weekend or during holidays, for example. The whole assembly is housed in a bag which can be placed in the boot of the car. This shelter-tent can be used in all households and is very useful for fishing and hunting.

Description

 The present invention relates to a shelter tent that is erected outdoors with the car as a fulcrum.

 This tent consists of separate elements that each one can easily assemble without the help of any tool, such as, for example, telescopic tubes, cover or canvas fitted with magnets or suction cups or even hooks.

 In the present case given as a schematic example, the fabric constituting the tent itself will be cut so as to cover a frame in the form of a parallelogram of appropriate dimensions.

The tubes will be either teleseopic or consLituds of tubes lfigert yatit A male ball male and the other female ns which will fit the successive ends. These tubes will have perforations (I3-I6-) in which staples of the canvas constituting the tent itself. The tent will be nee from the car on the roof of which will be applied the magnets (2) inserted in the edge of the tent canvas side
For fixing in the uprights (5) of the screw caps FIG-7 will be driven into the ground and will receive the lower end of the uprights. The top of the tent will be provided with awnings (IO) in canvas which will in the event of wind, will allow the air to escape instead of remaining engulfed: in the tent likely to deteriorate it;
A removable curtain (D) will protect, if necessary, from the sun's rays. breakthrough (I7) which, once engaged in the tube; will tilt so as to get across the vertical slot (I6). 6).

 The tubes can either fit or screw together.

 The invention will be clearly understood with reference to the text and to the drawings shown by way of non-limiting indicative example and are subject to numerous variants of embodiments and applications as a new industrial product.

The FIG- I - represents as a whole the assembly of a tent in kit with support against the car (I '). In (I) the part of the tent which, provided with magnets or suction cups will be applied in (2 ) on the metal roof of the car, the rest of the tent will be deployed and will cover the horizontal 3 'and 4 parallel gantry to then descend along the bars (5) and (6) where it will be fixed by hooks, magnets, suction cups or other means of attachment
At the base of the vertical tubes (5) and (6) connected by spacers
(7) also removable, these tubes will be fitted into end caps
(8) resting after screwing into the ground. (FIG -7 -) It is obvious that if you only need a small tent you can also fix it on the roof of the glass, on the one hand using magnets or suction cups and place the top of the tent on two vertical uprights (5 and 6) retained by two cables (20) fixed in (I4) and tensioned. In the case of an extended stay it is preferable to mount the entire frame in the form of a parallelogram.

 FIG-2- shows as a whole the pattern section in fabrics of a shelter tent landing on a b ti of parallelepipedic shape, the tubes of which will be slides in seams shown here in dotted lines. In (I), the outside part in which in (2) the removable magnets will be introduced.

In (A) the top of the tent, In (B) the folding part constituting the rear of the tent, and the part (C) the part constituting the rear width. To embellish the tent, a flap (A ') will be placed at the front: These flaps will be retained by coil or elastic springs (II) so as to return to their first air position after the power exerted by the ventilating numbers 3'-4-'5'-6'
indicate the location of the adjusted tubes, these are connected to each other by conventional end caps.

 FIG-3- represents a light bag (II) in canvas in which will be placed the tubes after disassembly so as to be mi8 dafis the trunk of the car, a strap (I9) will enclose the whole.In (21) the handle.

FIG - 4 - represents a removable sun visor (D) provided with magnets 2) of rings (4) sliding on the horizontal tube (3 ') as well as a ring (9) being blocked on the tube ( 3 ') by the tightening wheel (15) on the tube (3) tightening the stop when the sun visor slides
FIG - 5 - represents the pockets practiced on the side of the tent fabric containing the magnets (2) which will be fixed on the roof of the car (I).

 FIG - 6 - shows two devices for fitting male and female tubes which will be drilled with holes (I3) from place to place.

allowing to fix the hooks (I2) of the tent; in addition, the casing will be done on the one hand, either by screwing the part in
the female part, either by screwing the female part on the m part. In both cases, at the ends of the two parallel parallel tubes will be welded a ring (I4) allowing the fixing of a cable or twine (20) called retention of vertical uprights.

 FIG-7- represents a tip (8) which will be provided with an axis around which in (19) will be welded a helical metal strip which can be screwed into the ground and ensure perfect fixing in soft ground, the top will be hollow so as to embed the feet of the uprights (5) and (6). For screwing in hard earth a transverse axis (18) will allow the user to screw with this two hands this tip in the ground until the plate (8) resting on the ground.

 FIG-8- represents a ring made integral with the tent see FIG-4- in (4) being able to slide on the horizontal tube (3).

 FIG- 9 - represents, seen in section, the stop sleeve (19) sliding on the tube (3) and which can be blocked on this tube by means of the screw- (I5).

 FIG-10- represents an angle of the tent provided with hooks (I2) fixed to an elastic or coil spring and being able to engage in the holes (I3) of the tubes.

 FIG-II-represents, as a variant, a slot instead of a hole (16) made in the tubes so as to interpose a flat washer which will be put inside the transverse hole, so as to pocket the tent to drop out.

 FIG- I2 - shows the detail in the slot (16) of the washer (I7) getting inside, horizontally, preventing it from coming free.

 FIG- I3- represents the fixing device on the roof of the car or on a horizontal flat part, metallic or other, on which will be placed either by magnets (2) or suction cups the roller (24) containing the rolled up canvas (29 ) which is unrolled by pulling on the handle and handle (25) and which is rolled up by turning the handle (26).

 FIG-I4 represents a sectional view of a hollow upright (5) inside which another hollow tube (6) of a smaller diameter can slide, which will be locked at the desired height by a wing screw ( Another screw (28) will allow the spacer (7) figure Is to be fixed on the two parallel uprights (5j At the lower end of the upright, a plate (27) will be screwed in so that this upright rests without 8 | driving down on the ground.

 FIG-15- represents the spacer (7) between the two parallel uprights 5) placed. up and down.

FIG- I6 shows, by way of example, the tent fabric-shelter from the rays of the sun for one or two people in WEEKEND
Of course, the invention will be better understood by referring to the description and the drawings given here only in schematic title, indicative non-limiting and are subject to numerous variants of embodiments and applications, as a new industrial product; it may vary in shape, models, material, dimensions without altering the principle and ideas of the invention. The aim is to remain within the framework and the spirit of the invention.

Claims (1)

CLAIMS 10 Shelter tent erected in the open air having as a fulcrum the car and allowing to protect oneself during a Weekend or vacal-these from the rays of the sun, rain or wind. characterized in that it is made up of light telescopic or interlocking tubes, interlocking so as to form a frame of parallel piped or other form which will be covered with a tent canvas which will be fixed by magnetization or by suction cups on the roof of the car or it can take place on the chassis thus formed; all of these said parts can easily be mounted Without tools all housed in a bag stored in the trunk of the car . 20- Shelter-tent-according to claim - I- Characterized in that it takes as a fulcrum the roof of the car on which the tent canvas will be fixed by means of magnets (2) or suction cups enclosed in pockets made in the tent canvas, so as to be removed for washing the tent. 3-Shelter tent according to claim -I- characterized in that  it is provided over its entire periphery with seams into which the tubes will be introduced.  40- Shelter tent according to claim - I- characterized in that  the uprights (5) and (6) will be fitted onto the end caps (8)  fixed in the ground to ensure the stability of the uprights.  5 - Shelter tent according to claim -4- characterized in that  the end pieces (8) are fixed in the ground because they have  a helical vertical axis and a handle (I8). FIG- 7 60- Tent - Shelter according to claim - I - characterized in  the tubes are drilled from place to place with holes (I3) or  slots (I6) and can fit one after the other,  either by screwing or fitting 70- Shelter Tent according to claim - I - characterized in that  that awnings will be untied (I0) in the canvas and retained  by elastic bands. (II).  80- Shelter tent according to claim - I - characterized in that  that the tent fabric on its periphery will be provided with hooks  fixing in the holes (I3) of the tubes.  90- Shelter tent according to claim -I - characterized in that  on its periphery it is provided with place in place of elas  ticks (I2) at the end of which a washer (I7) will be fixed  which engaged in the slot of the uprights will be placed crosswise  preventing, in case of venta the fabric from falling. I00 Shelter tent according to claim - I - characterized in  that the upper end of the tent fabric (29) is  wound on an axis enclosed in a tube (24) and which one  unrolls by pulling it towards you (FIG-16) to be rewound  using the handle (26).