CZ308981B6 - Folding bag - Google Patents

Abstract

The folding bag (1) for the luggage compartment of a car comprises an approximately rectangular storage part (3) and at least one handle (2) attached to one shorter edge of the storage part (3) and at least one handle (2) attached to the other shorter edge of the storage part (3).Each longer edge (4) of the storage part (3) has an extension (5) of the longer edge (4) with a closing mechanism (6) along most of its length. When disassembled, the handles (2) on one shorter edge can fit in the holders (8) on one side wall of the luggage compartment and the handles (2) on the other shorter edge can hold in the holders (8) on the other side wall of the luggage compartment. . A storage space is defined between the extensions (5) of the longer edges (4) and the storage part (3). When folded, the handles (2) of the opposite edges are brought together, the storage part (3) is folded over and defines a storage space which is closed at each longer edge (4) by a closing mechanism (6).

Description

Folding bag

Field of technology

The present invention relates to storage spaces for automobiles. More specifically, it relates to a folding bag which can be attached between the side walls of the luggage compartment as a storage bag or compartment and which can be folded, closed and used as a bag or bag with the possibility of easily carrying stored objects.

State of the art

In the current state of the art, an inexhaustible number of organizers, pockets and other storage spaces suitable for car luggage compartments are known. These additional storage spaces provide pockets or compartments for storing the items being transported, so that these items cannot move spontaneously around the luggage compartment, break or become dirty, etc.

For example, EP 3009303 discloses a storage box which can be attached to grooves in a luggage compartment and which can be removed from the luggage compartment to remove stored objects from a car. However, such a box is not very practical for carrying and other handling and is not suitable for storing soft and fragile objects, because the stored objects can move in it and hit its walls and thus be damaged. In the case of hard objects, there is a risk of noise due to their movement inside the box. In addition, it is necessary to open the lid to access the inside of the box before storing objects in the box.

Known pockets, nets and other flexible or flexible storage spaces are usually attached to the rear of the rear seats, where they may be difficult to access from the outside of the vehicle, or may be attached to the side wall of the luggage compartment. However, these known storage spaces are not adapted to carry stored objects outside the automobile, in particular because they do not hold a shape and do not have a shape and dimensions suitable for carrying.

It would therefore be desirable to come up with a solution that provides a securely held storage space in the car, while various items can be easily stored in the storage space, while allowing easy removal from the trunk and convenient removal of stored items.

The essence of the invention

The above-mentioned drawbacks of the prior art are to some extent eliminated by a folding bag for the luggage compartment of an automobile comprising at least one handle on each side wall of the luggage compartment. The folding bag comprises an approximately rectangular storage part and at least one handle attached to one shorter edge of the storage part and at least one handle attached to the other shorter edge of the storage part. The handle can be any handle or a piece of material, whether rigid or flexible, which allows the edge of the storage part to be caught by the handle on the side wall of the luggage compartment. It can therefore only be a loop or fold of fabric or other material, an opening in the storage area near the edge, a plastic, wooden or metal handle, eg in the shape of a cylinder or a prism, etc. An approximately rectangular shape can be, for example, a rectangle with rounded corners and / or with convex edges, whether convex inwards or outwards.

Each longer edge of the storage part of this folding bag is provided for most of its length with an extension of the longer edge with a closing mechanism, the folding bag being adjustable to a folded state and an unfolded state. In the disassembled state, the handles on one shorter edge are held in the holders on one side wall of the luggage compartment and the handles on the other shorter edge are held in the holders on the other side wall of the luggage compartment, the extensions of the longer ones

- 1 CZ 308981 B6 edges point upwards and a storage space is defined between them. Thus, in the disassembled state, the storage part leads across the luggage compartment from one side wall to the other. It thus represents a compartment or shelf for storing objects and the extension of the longer edges prevents the movement of these objects forwards or backwards behind the ends of the storage part, i.e. prevents objects from falling out of the storage part, eg due to acceleration or braking of the car.

In the folded state, the handles attached to the opposite shorter edges are brought together, the storage part being folded over and defining a storage space which is closed at each longer edge by a closing mechanism. The storage part is therefore bent around a line approximately parallel to the shorter edges due to the approach of the handles. Each longer edge is divided by this line into two parts of approximately equal length, which are placed next to each other and connected through the extension of the given longer side and its closing mechanism.

Thus, after assembly, the storage part forms two walls and the bottom of the formed folded tile, while the extension of the longer edges forms its other two, usually narrower, opposite walls. This bag can then be held by side-by-side handles. In this case, the handles can be in contact with one another in the folded position or can be easily spaced apart, for example by the connecting elements for interconnecting the handles or by the elements by which the handles are fastened to the storage part.

The folding bag according to the present invention thus makes it possible to store various objects in the luggage compartment easily and reliably, without the need to further secure these objects or to first open the closure or lid. At the same time, this folding bag can be removed from the holdings in the luggage compartment, folded and then conveniently taken out of the car, or in the folded state it can be held in the holders on one of the side walls of the luggage compartment or in other holdings elsewhere in the car.

Preferably, the handles comprise connecting elements, wherein in the folded state of the folding bag, the handles are connected to each other at the opposite shorter edges of the storage part by connecting elements. These connecting elements are selected from the group consisting of magnetic elements, ribbon closures (or velcro) and protrusions on one handle engageable in complementary holes on the other handle. These protrusions and openings can be, for example, small circular protrusions and recesses, the protrusions being pressed into complementary recesses against the bag, which have a slight overlap, so that the resulting prestress between the protrusions and recesses holds the handles together. For example, the handles can be connected in this way using metal or plastic snaps. The protrusions and recesses may also take the form of elongate protrusions and complementary shaped grooves, etc.

Preferably, the storage portion is at least partially made of at least one of the materials selected from the group consisting of mesh, fabric and film. Both the net and the fabric can be made of elastic fibers as well as solid fibers, which can be natural or artificial, or a combination of different types of fibers. For example, the web may be formed in one direction by more elastic fibers and in another direction by less elastic, stronger fibers, so that the bearing part bends more in one direction under load, while in the other direction it holds its shape better. The film may be, for example, a sheet of a suitable polymer.

Preferably, the storage part is partly made of netting and partly of textile or foil. Thanks to the mesh part, the contents of the folding bag are visible and have access to air, so that it cannot evaporate, for example. Thanks to the foil part and / or the textile part, the folding bag is strong enough so that it is not damaged or deformed too much, elastically or plastically, under higher loads.

The folding bag according to the invention can be divided into several compartments or pockets, for example by flaps or walls running between the extensions of the longer edges. Advantageously, some compartments may be at least partially made of netting, for example to store food requiring air supply or to store wet clothing, and other compartments may be made entirely of foil or waterproof fabric, eg to store food which is likely to spill or store small objects. that could fall through the net. The storage part can be provided with an elastic net or lashing elements, eg straps, cables, elastic clamps (spiders), etc. As a result,

- 2 CZ 308981 B6 the transported objects are even more reliably secured against movement, both movement caused by driving and caused by folding the folding bag.

Preferably, the closure mechanisms at the longer edges of the storage portion are elements or combinations of elements selected from the group consisting of ribbon closures, zippers, snaps and magnetic elements. Zippers are most preferably used. The zipper does not have to be just a classic zipper with two toothed belts and a slider, which pushes the teeth into each other, but it can also be a zipper connecting two plastic edges - one with a longitudinal protrusion, the other with a longitudinal groove, while the slider is adapted to push the protrusion into grooves, whereby the two edges are joined together. This type of zipper is usually used in resealable plastic bags or bags for storing clothes.

The shortcomings of the prior art are further eliminated by a car which is provided with a handle, preferably two handles at the same height, on each wall in the luggage compartment. This car comprises a folding bag as described above, which in the unfolded state can be held in holders on the walls of the luggage compartment.

Clarification of drawings

The essence of the invention is further elucidated on the basis of exemplary embodiments thereof, which are described with the aid of the accompanying drawings, in which:

Fig. 1 shows a folding bag according to the present invention in a folded state, and Fig. 2 shows a luggage compartment of an automobile, between the side walls of which a folding bag according to the invention is placed in an unfolded state.

Examples of embodiments of the invention

These embodiments illustrate exemplary embodiments of the invention, which, however, have no limiting effect on the scope of protection.

Fig. 1 shows a folding bag 1 according to the present invention in a folded state, this folding bag 1 comprising a rectangular storage part 3 and two handles 2. Each handle 2 has the shape of a half rotating cylinder, the height of which is approximately equal to the shorter edge of the storage part 3. , to which this handle 2 is attached by four flexible straps. The longer edges 4 of the storage part 3 are provided with an extension 5 of the longer edge, which extends along the entire length of the given edge and is provided with a closing mechanism 6, in this embodiment a zipper. Each extension 5 of the longer edge constitutes a closable flap which helps to ensure that the objects stored in the folding bag 1 do not fall out.

The storage part 3 is folded in half so that the handles 2 are brought together by their straight walls. Each extension 5 of the longer edge is also folded, being folded into two parts, and its closing mechanism 6 holds the two folded parts together. The folding bag 1 is thus formed in the folded state by four walls and a bottom, the two opposite walls and the bottom being formed by the storage part 3 and the remaining two walls being formed by extensions of 5 longer edges closed by the closing mechanism 6.

In the last direction, upwards in Fig. 1, the folding bag 1 is closed by connecting the handles 2 by means of connecting elements 7. In this embodiment, the connecting elements 7 are magnets located on the flat sides of the handles 2. the magnets on the different handles 2 face each other at different poles, or there is always a metal ferromagnetic element on the opposite handle 2 opposite the magnetic element.

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In alternative embodiments, the connecting elements can be, for example, snaps 2 by which the handles 2 snap into each other, or complementary parts of a ribbon closure. In another embodiment, one handle 2 may be provided with a longitudinal protrusion and the other handle 2 with a longitudinal groove. By pushing the handles 2 against each other, the protrusion is then pushed into the groove and an overvoltage is created between their walls, which holds the handles 2 together.

The closing mechanisms 6 can alternatively also be, for example, zips, magnetic elements or ribbon closures. Alternatively, the closing mechanisms 6 and / or the connecting elements 7 can be any other known connecting elements and mechanisms.

In the embodiment shown, the storage part 3 is formed partly of a net, i.e. of intertwined fibers, bundles of fibers, wires, cables, etc., between which there are relatively large meshes, and partly of a tarpaulin. Both the tarpaulin and the netting are made of a strong and easily washable material, preferably of man-made fibers. The tarpaulin can also be made of foil, ie of a thin, flexible and continuous sheet of material. The extensions 5 of the longer edges are preferably made of fabric or foil, i.e. of a stronger material, so that the closing mechanism 6 is fastened sufficiently reliably to the given longer edge 4.

Fig. 2 shows the folding bag 1 of Fig. 1 in an exploded position, the handle 2 on one shorter edge of the storage part 3 being attached to one side wall of the trunk of the car and the other handle 2 on the other shorter edge being attached to the other side wall. trunk of a car. The handles 2 are both held in the holders 8 located on the walls of the luggage compartment. In the embodiment shown, the hook holders 8 are built into the walls, preferably these hooks are tiltable, so that when not in use it is possible to rotate them so that they do not protrude into the space. Alternatively, these may be, for example, openings into which the complementary shaped parts of the handles 2 are inserted, or eyelets or loops, whether of a rigid or flexible material, into which the handles 2 engage.

In the embodiment shown, each handle 2 is held in two holders 8, at each end in one, so that the folding bag 1 is held reliably and stably and there is no risk of it tipping over or falling out of the holders 8. Alternatively, more handles 2 may be placed on each shorter edge of the storage part 3. For example, there may be two handles 2 on each shorter edge, located on the sides of this edge for a stable fit, or three handles 2. The handles 2 may be in addition to solid plastic handles. 2 of FIGS. 1 and 2, alternatively, for example, wooden or metal handles, or they can be flexible handles, e.g. made of the same flexible material as the storage part 3.

In some embodiments, the handles 2 located on both sides of each shorter edge can be attached to one holder 8, e.g. the textile holders can be threaded onto one plastic hook on the side wall of the luggage compartment. The storage part 3 then bends after hanging, so that its longer edges 4 approach each other and thus partially close the storage space created by the storage part 3. This fastening method can be advantageous, for example, for storing larger, round objects which could come out of a folding bag while driving. in Fig. 2 fall out.

In some embodiments, the edges of the storage part 3 can be reinforced, for example with a wire frame, in order to better keep the storage part 3 in shape.

As can be seen in FIG. ie in and against the direction of travel.

When folding the folding bag 1, at least one handle 2 is then removed from the holders 8, the handles 2 at the opposite edges are brought together and secured by connecting elements 7, the storage part 3 being folded in half. Each longer edge 4, and with it the extension 5 of the longer edge, is thus also folded over each other in the middle, so that it is possible to interconnect the two 5 complementary parts of the closing mechanism 6 and thus close the resulting storage space.

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In the case of using the magnetic elements as the closing mechanism 6, the closing can occur spontaneously when the storage part 3 is folded, only due to the approach of the complementary parts of the mechanism. The magnetic elements can be supplemented, for example, with a ribbon closure or a buckle 5 to ensure a reliable closure of the resulting side walls of the folded folding bag L.

Claims (4)

PATENT CLAIMS A folding bag (1) for a luggage compartment of a car comprising at least one handle (8) on each side wall of the luggage compartment, the folding bag (1) comprising an approximately rectangular storage part (3) and at least one handle (2) attached to one shorter one. edges of the storage part (3) and at least one handle (2) attached to the second shorter edge of the storage part (3), characterized in that each longer edge (4) of the storage part (3) is provided with an extension (5) of longer edges (4) with a closing mechanism (6), the folding bag (1) being adjustable to a folded state and an unfolded state, wherein in the unfolded state the handles (2) on one shorter edge are adapted to hold in the handles (8) on one side the luggage compartment wall and the handles (2) at the second shorter edge are adapted to fit in the holders (8) on the second side wall of the luggage compartment, a storage space being defined between the extensions (5) of the longer edges (4) and the storage part (3), and in the folded state the handles (2) of the opposite edges are brought together, the storage part (3) being folded over and defining a storage space which is closed at each longer edge (4) by a closing mechanism (6). Folding bag (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the handles (2) comprise connecting elements (7), wherein in the folded state of the folding bag (1) the handles (2) are at opposite shorter edges of the storage part (3) to each other. connected by connecting elements (7) and wherein the connecting elements (7) are selected from the group consisting of magnetic elements, ribbon closures and protrusions on one handle (2) engageable in complementary holes on the other handle (2). Folding bag (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the storage part (3) is at least partially made of at least one of the materials selected from the group consisting of netting, fabric and foil. Folding bag (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the closing mechanisms (6) at the longer edges (4) of the storage part (3) are selected from the group consisting of ribbon closures, zippers, snaps and magnetic elements.