A sun visor for a motor vehicle having a main body portion with an LED display for advertising. The sun visor has a foldable, expandable shade portion extending from the main body portion to block sunlight. The sun visor has magnetic portions at a top of the main body portion to allow for easy attachment and detachment to an inside of a car window frame.

The present invention provides for several embodiments of a multi-purpose windshield sun reflector and windshield heater, including embodiments which provide for a retractable, easy to set up, variable temperature windshield guard. The inventive windshield guard fan be used during the warm months or the cold months and includes at least a sleeve containing at least one heating element and a plug or plug and chord assembly for providing power to the heating elements. The windshield guard is intended to blanket along the inside of a windshield. The present invention further provides for a rollable windshield guard which includes heating elements internal to a sleeve of material, and a power chord for supplying power to the heating elements. The sleeve is made of materials that would alternatively, depending on the intended use, reflect or absorb sunlight while providing an optional heat source to prevent or remove ice formation on the windshield.

A window treatment adjustment assembly is provided that includes a slider having a base movable along a portion of the frame. A handle extends from the base. A pocket is formed in the screen and includes: a pocket frame attached to the screen to form an opening through the screen; a shroud member attached to at least a portion of the pocket frame. The handle of the slider extends through the opening of the pocket and past the shroud member. The base of the slider is in communication with a mechanism that moves the window treatment.

A vehicle includes an A-pillar, a windshield, a receiver, and a visor assembly, including an engagement feature that moves from a first position to a second position, and a biasing feature that biases the engagement feature toward the first position in the second position of the engagement feature. The visor assembly is operable between a stowed condition, wherein the engagement feature is in the first position and the engagement feature and the receiver are in a spaced relationship, and a deployed condition, wherein the engagement feature is in the second position and contact between the engagement feature and the receiver maintains the engagement feature in the second position against the bias of the biasing feature.

Pleated blinds between A-pillars of a car comprise: two pleated blinds, set on trims of A-pillars on both sides of windshield; two upper end holders, set on upper section of outer sides of the two pleated blinds respectively and fastened on upper edges of the trims of A-pillars on both sides of windshield; two slip handles, set on middle section on inner sides of the two pleated blinds respectively; two intermediate holders, set on middle section on outer sides of the two pleated blinds respectively; several glue films, distributed on middle and under sections on outer sides of the pleated blinds and fixing the two pleated blinds on the trims of A-pillars on both sides; and a pleated blinds guiding line, connected on the upper end holder of the pleated blinds for guiding and support, when the pleated blinds are unfolded; thereby, the pleated blinds are stably fixed on the trims of A-pillars without destroying the trims of A-pillars, and can be easily unfolded or folded.

In order to manufacture an automobile folding sunshade, continuous strips of a roll material such as thin cardboard are supplied at the same time that discrete panels of reinforcing material that is too stiff to be rolled are supplied. The strips and the discrete panels are laminated between top and bottom sheets of preferably highly reflective material such as mylar coated bubble insulation. The resulting laminate material is then cut to the correct size and shape to fit into the windshield of an automobile. The sunshade has upwardly extending tabs at the top that include the reinforced panels. The tabs engage the sun visors of an automobile. The result is an economical yet highly durable folding automobile sunshade that is easily installed in, and removed from, a windshield of a car or truck.

Pleated blinds between A-pillars of a car comprise: two pleated blinds, set on trims of A-pillars on both sides of windshield; two upper end holders, set on upper section of outer sides of the two pleated blinds respectively and fastened on upper edges of the trims of A-pillars on both sides of windshield; two slip handles, set on middle section on inner sides of the two pleated blinds respectively; two intermediate holders, set on middle section on outer sides of the two pleated blinds respectively; several glue films, distributed on middle and under sections on outer sides of the pleated blinds and fixing the two pleated blinds on the trims of A-pillars on both sides; and a pleated blinds guiding line, connected on the upper end holder of the pleated blinds for guiding and support, when the pleated blinds are unfolded; thereby, the pleated blinds are stably fixed on the trims of A-pillars without destroying the trims of A-pillars, and can be easily unfolded or folded.

A folding sunshade comprises two sunshade panels and a binding member. Each sunshade panel includes an annular frame, a shade screen surrounded by the annular frame, a connection element connecting the annular frame and the shade screen in a spaced manner and a gap interposed between the annular frame and the shade screen. The two annular frames include respectively one side abutting each other to be defined as a connection frame side and other portions outside the connection frame side defined as an operation frame side. The binding member includes an extended state in which each curved section is tightly stretched to confine each operation frame side to be separated from each other in a maximum manner, and a folding state in which each confining section is tightly stretched to allow one operation frame side to swivel and fold over another operation frame side.

A combination of a window covering assembly and a window frame can be used in a vehicle. The window frame has an outer face including at least one groove having a depth direction in a direction substantially orthogonal to a pane of the window frame. The window covering assembly is provided with one or more snap elements for snap-fixing the window covering assembly to the at least one groove of the window frame.

A vehicle dashboard sunshade system for reducing sun glare upon a display screen within a vehicle includes a vehicle having dashboard is positioned within the vehicle. A display screen is mounted on the dashboard and a housing is removably positioned above the display screen. The housing includes a top wall, a bottom wall, a front wall, a back wall, a first side wall, and a second side wall. A sunshade is coupled to the front wall and retractably extends from a closed position to an open position, wherein the open position guards the display screen from sunlight. A retractor is mechanically coupled to the sunshade and retracts the sunshade from an open position to a closed position when actuated. A mount is attached to the back wall of the housing and removably mounts the housing to the dashboard.