DE9007101U1 - Umbrella pocket - Google Patents

Description

Description

The purpose of the invention of ^{the "} umbrella pocket" is to provide a simple way of taking a pocket umbrella out of a pocket and putting it back in again. The current state of the art is generally unsatisfactory in this case.

Unsatisfactory means: If you want to get an umbrella out of your bag when it 's raining, it's usually lying under all your other things. You have to dig around a lot to get to the umbrella. For convenience, the protective cover is not put over the bag, so that lots of little things are hidden in the umbrella's compartment - so when you take the umbrella out, you have to be careful that nothing else falls out. When you've finally managed it, you can get very wet, depending on the intensity of the rain. All of this has made many an umbrella owner so angry that the "poor" umbrella has to be put away .

The solution to the problem now consists in putting an end to this injustice. My invention "umbrella pocket" has a separate compartment (2) which is separated from all other contents.

Example of design : The umbrella pocket does not differ in its external design from a conventional bag, except for one small difference.

The difference is as follows: A compartment (2) is incorporated into the bag body (1). This compartment (2), which is lined with a tube, especially made of plastic, is separated from all other contents that would otherwise fit in a bag. A closure flap (3) is attached to prevent the umbrella from falling out.

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- 2 - The innovation and the resulting advantages are now as follows:

When it rains, you open the flap (3) and take the umbrella out of the compartment (2). It doesn't matter whether the umbrella is in a cover or not. Yes, a cover is actually superfluous because the umbrella is already in one.

U:-jes There is no need to search around and rummage around in your bag, the umbrella is always within reach. Another advantage is that you can temporarily dispose of the wet umbrella.

Example : If you get on a bus, train, or car with a wet umbrella, you will usually be unsuccessful in finding somewhere suitable to put it. When travelling on public transport, the umbrella is often left where it is then forgotten.

The new solution allows you to simply slide the umbrella into the compartment (2) and leave it open to dry at home or at work.

In dry weather, the compartment (2) can also be used as a container for all kinds of things (newspapers, drawings and as a secret compartment for love letters, for example).

Claims (4)

Protection claims 1. Portable storage container for objects, such as bags, school bags, suitcases, backpacks or the like, marked by, a compartment (2) accessible from the outside, which is separated from the rest of the interior of the container, for accommodating items such as food or the like. 2. Container according to claim i, characterized in that the compartment (2) is lined by a tube, in particular made of plastic. 3. Container according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the compartment (2) can be closed by a flap (3). 4. Container according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the compartment (2) is formed in the bottom region of the container.