JPS626206Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to an improvement in the structure of the entrance/exit of a tent, and its purpose is to form the eaves of the entrance/exit with a cylindrical body sewn to the periphery of the entrance/exit.

Conventionally, tents have been provided with cylindrical bodies at the entrances and exits, but these had the disadvantage that they had to be opened and closed every time there was a slight wind or rain.
Therefore, in this invention, in order to eliminate this drawback, one end of a cylindrical body with an inner diameter that is at least large enough to allow a person to enter and exit is sewn inside or outside the periphery of the entrance and exit of the tent, and the sewing point and the cylinder are sewn together. A frame cylindrical bag for inserting the frame is provided between the opening at the other end of the body, the frame is inserted into the cylindrical bag, and the approximately central part of the cylindrical body is suspended in an arch shape. When using it, pull the cylindrical body out in front of the tent entrance.
Insert the frame into the frame tube bag, suspend the cylindrical body in an arch shape at the middle part to form an eaves, and leave the open end of the cylindrical body hanging forward and leave it in a free state. When the wind and rain are weak, the open ends are tied with string, and when the wind and rain are weak, the open ends are rolled up to the outside of the frame to leave the open end open. However, when the wind and rain are strong, the frame can be removed and left as it is at the entrance and exit of the tent. It is placed inside and the cylindrical body is tied with a string to prevent wind and rain from entering.

Below, an example will be explained with reference to the drawings.Tent 1
The tip 4 of a cylindrical body 3 having a circumferential edge approximately the same length as the circumference of the entrance/exit 2 is sewn to the periphery of the entrance/exit 2, and the frame is attached between the entrance/exit 2 and the open end 5 of the cylindrical body 3 to which the strap 9 is attached. A frame tube bag 7 for inserting the frame tube 6 is provided on both sides and the upper circumference of the cylindrical body 3, and a hanging piece 8 is provided between the frame tube bag 7 and the open end 5.

When using the tent 1, the cylindrical body 3 sewn around the periphery of the entrance/exit 2 is pulled out forward as shown in FIG. 6 is inserted, and the body 3 is stretched into a substantially arch shape when viewed from the front, and the part of the cylindrical body 3 that is in front of the frame 6 serves as a hanging piece 8 on the outside of the arch formed by the frame 6. Use a dust cover or a blindfold, and use the path under the arch for normal entry and exit to tent 1.
When you are away or resting, or when there is wind, rain, or dust, tie the hanging pieces 8 on the outside of the arch with strings 9 to block the passage, and when it is windy and rainy, remove the frame 6 or leave it as it is to cover the entire cylindrical body 3. The hanging pieces 8 are stored inside the doorway 2 and tied with strings 9 to prevent the intrusion of wind and rain, but normally the hanging pieces 8 are tied to the frame 6 or rolled up outside the frame 6. It serves as an eaves consisting of a frame 6 and a cylindrical body 3 to block light and provide ventilation or to prevent light rain from falling.

Since this idea is based on the above properties,
It can be used as an eave for the entrance and exit of the tent, and the inside of the cylindrical body can be used as a place to store footwear, etc. For this purpose, the space inside the tent can be utilized without wasting it, which is extremely advantageous when using the tent. .

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an example of the implementation of this invention; Fig. 1 is an explanatory diagram for setting up a tent, Fig. 2 is a side view to explain how it is used, and Fig. 3 is a schematic front view to explain how it is used. 4 is a schematic perspective view of the tent showing a state in which the open end of the cylindrical body is closed, and FIG. 5 is a partial schematic side view for explaining the state when the open end of the cylindrical body is closed. 1... tent, 2... doorway, 3... cylindrical body,
4... Tip, 5... Open end, 6... Frame, 7
...Frame tube bag, 8...Top piece, 9...String.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The tip 4 of a cylindrical body 3 having a circumferential edge approximately the same length as the circumference of the entrance 2 is sewn onto the periphery of the entrance 2 of the tent 1, and a connecting part of the cylindrical body 3 and a string 9 at the other end are provided. The structure of the tent is provided with a frame cylindrical bag 7, into which a frame 6 for stretching the cylindrical body 3 is inserted and engaged, between the end 5.