ROOF TENT CLOSURE MECHANISM
20220018151 · 2022-01-20
Inventors
Cpc classification
International classification
Abstract
A roof tent closure system designed to facilitate the opening and closing of tent equipment. Both halves of the roof box—front and rear—are equipped with two profiles along the edge and perimeter: the front profile and the rear profile. The front profile is fitted with a locking groove. In turn, the rear profile is fitted with an inward-facing oblique skirt. This oblique skirt, under pressure, slots into the locking groove. A push button is located on the rear profile. Pressing the push button releases the oblique skirt from the locking groove, thereby opening the roof tent.
Claims
1- A roof tent closure mechanism comprising a roof tent (1), made up of two halves, with a front profile (2) and a rear profile (3) along an edge. The front profile (2) features a locking groove (2-a), and the rear profile (3) features an oblique skirt (3-a), which slots into said locking groove, in addition to a push button (4) in several places on the rear profile (3).
Description
DRAWINGS
[0016]
[0017]
[0018]
DESCRIPTION
[0019] The invention basically consists of: [0020] Placing profiles on the outer edges of the two halves of the roof tent (
[0024] In order to get the best out of the invention, the profiles should be placed on three sides of the roof tent, whereby one of the sides is fixed to the structure (using hinges, for example) and the equipment can only be opened through the profiled area. Alternatively, the profiles can be placed along the entire perimeter of the roof tent, with one half being totally separated from the other by simply pressing buttons located along its perimeter.
[0025] A front profile (2) is mounted on the edge of the upper half of the roof tent (1). This profile is fitted with a locking groove (2-a) designed to enable the two profiles to fit together.
[0026] In fact, the rear profile (3)—mounted on the edge of the lower half of the roof tent (1)—features a pronounced oblique skirt (3-a) facing the inside of the tent.
[0027] The shape and position of this oblique skirt (3-a) allows it to slot into, under slight pressure, the locking groove (2-a) in the front profile (2).
[0028] Once the roof tent (1), as illustrated in
[0029] In order to get the best out of the invention—while not limiting the technical bases—the profiles should be made of polymeric material to allow for some flexibility.
[0030] The oblique skirt (3-a) can have a different configuration, provided it slots into and tightly fits the locking groove (2-a) in the other profile.
[0031] Applying pressure to the two halves of the roof tent using the surrounding profiles will close it; Applying slight pressure to the push button (4) will open the tent and speed up the assembly process.
[0032] Thus, we have a practical, convenient and simple solution with clear benefits for users of roof tents.