EP2685029A1 - Tente et procédé pour faire passer une tente d'un premier état de construction dans un deuxième état de construction - Google Patents

Tente et procédé pour faire passer une tente d'un premier état de construction dans un deuxième état de construction Download PDF

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EP2685029A1
EP2685029A1 EP13167836.9A EP13167836A EP2685029A1 EP 2685029 A1 EP2685029 A1 EP 2685029A1 EP 13167836 A EP13167836 A EP 13167836A EP 2685029 A1 EP2685029 A1 EP 2685029A1
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    • E04H—BUILDINGS OR LIKE STRUCTURES FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES; SWIMMING OR SPLASH BATHS OR POOLS; MASTS; FENCING; TENTS OR CANOPIES, IN GENERAL
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    • E04H15/30—Tents or canopies, in general convertible, e.g. from one type tent to another type tent, from tent to canopy or from tent cover into diverse articles
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    • E04H15/32—Parts, components, construction details, accessories, interior equipment, specially adapted for tents, e.g. guy-line equipment, skirts, thresholds
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    • E04H—BUILDINGS OR LIKE STRUCTURES FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES; SWIMMING OR SPLASH BATHS OR POOLS; MASTS; FENCING; TENTS OR CANOPIES, IN GENERAL
    • E04H15/00—Tents or canopies, in general
    • E04H15/32—Parts, components, construction details, accessories, interior equipment, specially adapted for tents, e.g. guy-line equipment, skirts, thresholds
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    • E04H15/44—Supporting means, e.g. frames collapsible, e.g. breakdown type
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    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04H—BUILDINGS OR LIKE STRUCTURES FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES; SWIMMING OR SPLASH BATHS OR POOLS; MASTS; FENCING; TENTS OR CANOPIES, IN GENERAL
    • E04H15/00—Tents or canopies, in general
    • E04H15/32—Parts, components, construction details, accessories, interior equipment, specially adapted for tents, e.g. guy-line equipment, skirts, thresholds
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    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04H—BUILDINGS OR LIKE STRUCTURES FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES; SWIMMING OR SPLASH BATHS OR POOLS; MASTS; FENCING; TENTS OR CANOPIES, IN GENERAL
    • E04H15/00—Tents or canopies, in general
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  • the present invention relates to a tent comprising a linkage system and a tent wall to be supported thereon, wherein the linkage system comprises a plurality of rod segments, which can be locked together to form a continuous rod, and wherein the tent is intended to be adjustable between a transport state, in which the rod segments are dearretiert and in which the linkage system and the tent wall are folded into a suitable for transport configuration, and a first construction state in which the plurality of rod segments are locked together and in which the linkage system and the tent wall are deployed so that the Tent wall enclosing a first volume of space. Furthermore, the present invention relates to a method for adjusting a tent from a first construction state to a second construction state.
  • tents of various types are known in the art, such as dome tents, tunnel tents, ridge tents or pyramid tents.
  • Tents to be used for outdoor activities should have a low pack size and weight to ensure sufficient mobility in the transportation state, but at the same time provide sufficient space and comfort to accommodate one or more persons in construction, and show good resistance to wind and other weather conditions.
  • An essential criterion for the suitability of a tent in the alpine area or even in the expedition area is the wind stability of the tent in the established state.
  • Tents with bow-shaped linkage systems, ie dome tents, geodesic tents or tunnel tents, have proven to be relatively resistant here.
  • the inventors of the present application have also recognized that smaller tents, ie tents with a smaller interior volume, have significantly better stability even in strong winds.
  • a corresponding loss of comfort must be accepted.
  • the user faces the difficult task of selecting the appropriate tent, estimating the expected wind and weather conditions.
  • the transport of a storm-proof bad-weather tent as well as the additional carrying of a larger, more comfortable good-weather tent would be conceivable.
  • the above-mentioned object is achieved by a tent of the type mentioned above, which is intended to be adjustable to a second configuration different from the first construction condition, in which at least one of the rod segments is dearer with respect to an adjacent rod segment and in wherein the linkage system and the tent wall are deployed such that (a) the tent wall encloses a second volume of space that is smaller than the first volume of space and / or (b) the tent has a lower height than in the first state of construction.
  • a tent which can be built into two different states of construction, namely a first, larger construction state, which offers a larger volume volume or greater height and thus more comfort, and a second, smaller construction state, in which the tent is reduced and thus has higher wind stability.
  • a first, larger construction state which offers a larger volume volume or greater height and thus more comfort
  • a second, smaller construction state in which the tent is reduced and thus has higher wind stability.
  • the first construction state differs from the second construction state in the configuration of the linkage system, which basically has the configuration known per se with at least one continuous rod to be constructed from a plurality of joined rod segments.
  • the bar segments When the bar segments are locked together they form a continuous bar, i. they are not bendable to each other.
  • Such a continuous rod may e.g. in the case of dome tents, be stretched overall in an arched form.
  • adjacent rod segments can be deared from each other, meaning that they can be bent off from each other.
  • the adjacent bar segments are preferably not completely separated from each other in the de-energized state, but are advantageously still coupled together in a manner known per se by an elastic connecting means, e.g. through a continuous rubber band. This allows a quick joining or locking of the rod segments for producing the continuous rod.
  • the length of the continuous rod (the sum of the lengths of the locked-together rod segments) is shortened at least by the length of the lost rod segment or the length of the lost rod segments.
  • the concomitant reduction of the linkage system leads to a reduction of the volume of space, which is enclosed by the tent wall held on the linkage system.
  • the tent has a lower height in the second construction state than in the first construction state. The reduced height results in an overall flatter tent construction that provides significantly improved wind stability through reduced windage.
  • the tent has a smaller base area in the second construction state than in the first construction state.
  • the base area available as a surface for attacking the wind total surface of the tent wall can be reduced.
  • Such a reduction of the footprint in the second construction state can be easily achieved by shortening a floor-near area of the tent in the vertical direction in the second construction state, for example by desirably releasing a bottom-contacting end-side bar segment of the pole and is bent or removed, so that the overlying part of the tent can be lowered substantially unchanged.
  • the rod segment, which has been deprived in the second structural state is a rod segment of the continuous rod arranged end-to-end in the first structural state.
  • the deprived rod segment can then be kinked, loosened, or otherwise stowed without affecting the locking of the remaining rod segments to shorten the length of the continuous rod to reduce the volume of the space.
  • the dearret convinced bar segment can then run in the second construction state, in particular along its adjacent rod segment of the linkage system, ie substantially parallel and in the immediate vicinity of the following or previous rod segment. In this way, the dearretiere rod segment can be stowed to save space in the second construction state.
  • a rod segment which is deared in the second structural state can be inserted together with the adjacent rod segment into a common sleeve, for example a pocket connected to the tent wall.
  • a sleeve can serve in an advantageous dual function on the one hand, the holder of the tent wall on the linkage system and on the other hand hold and stow the dearretATOR bar segment in the retracted position, ie, parallel along an adjacent rod segment.
  • the dearretier rod segment is at least one end-side rod segment, in this embodiment, in particular, the end of the continuous rod can also be accommodated in the sleeve and be supported on a bottom of the sleeve.
  • the sleeve also provides a fixation of the rod in the direction of the rod ready, so that the rod can be stretched to form a bow.
  • the tent wall can be mounted in a conventional manner by holding means, such as clips, eyelets or the like on the rod, so that the rod extends inside or outside of the tent wall.
  • the rod can be guided partially or completely within a tube section connected to the tent wall.
  • the rod is at least partially exposed in the first setup state, so that it is accessible for the adjustment of the tent in the second state of construction.
  • the rod is exposed at least so far that a dearret ist of the at least one rod segment can be made by a user from the outside.
  • the tent wall comprises a first and a second tent wall part and that the tent has a storage device, wherein in the first construction state, the first and the second tent wall part are unfolded and in the second construction state first tent wall part is unfolded and the second tent wall part is held by the stowage device in a stowed state.
  • means would be provided to suitably stow the second tent wall part not needed in the reduced, second construction state, so that it does not remain as a loose portion on the tent and may possibly be picked up by the wind.
  • the stowage can in particular be such that even in the second setup state, the tent shows a substantially smooth and tense outer wall and thus a picking up of excess tent wall can be prevented by the wind in the second state of construction.
  • Such a storage device may comprise a horizontally extending zipper.
  • a zipper is easy to use, has high transverse load and can be provided as a water and windproof connection form.
  • it is envisaged to fasten the two partial strips of the zipper on opposite sides of the second tent wall part, so that in the second structural state the second tent wall part can be folded or gathered and the two partial strips of the zipper can be connected to one another, and in the first structural state Zipper may be open to leave sufficient tent wall material, namely the second tent wall part.
  • a zipper alternatively, a velcro closure, a snap fastener or the like could be used.
  • the advantages of the present invention are particularly evident in embodiments in which the continuous rod of the linkage system are elastically stretched to form a bow in both the first buildup condition and the second buildup condition, ie, for example, dome tents / iced gliders or tunnel tents.
  • the end-side, in particular bottom-side bar segments are dearretiert in these tent types to adjust the tent in the second state of construction, the upper part of the tent may remain substantially unchanged in the built state, ie the at least one pole can remain stretched as a bow, and only a lower part of the tent is downsized, so that the upper part of the tent can lower accordingly.
  • a tent constructed in the first construction state can be adjusted to the wind-proof, second construction state with only a few movements.
  • the tent is a geodesic having at least a first and at least a second arcuately tensioned rod, the first rod (rod of the first type) extending from a ground level point over the highest point of the boom system of the tent another ground-level point, and wherein the second pole (second-type pole) extends from a ground-level point over a curved line lying below a curved line of the first pole to another ground-level point.
  • Geodesic tents are known in the art and suitable for use at high wind speeds. In most cases it has two intersecting rods of the first type of the type mentioned above, i. two intersecting poles that run over the highest point of the tent, and also has two more arcuately stretched rods of the aforementioned second type, which circulate in a lower arc line the tent and give the tent additional stability over a conventional dome tent.
  • the second superstructure can be made particularly simple and stable if the length of the first bar in the second superstructure is shorter by at least the length of one bar segment than in the first superstructure and if the length of the second bar is in the second Build state is the same as in the first build state.
  • the tent is transferred from the first state of construction to the second state of construction, it is therefore sufficient to deprive rod segments, in particular respective end-side or near-ground rod segments, of the first rod, while the first Rod segments of the second rod remain locked.
  • the reduction of the height of the tent in the second state of construction can be accomplished by buckling the end-side rod segments of the first rod, while the adjustment the second rod can be limited to a slight reinforcement of the deflection of the second rod or to a slight change in the inclination angle or the support point of the end points of the second rod. This achieves a particularly simple adjustment of the tent.
  • rods of the boom system of the tent in the first construction state and in the second construction state can be supported at the same support points in the vicinity of the soil.
  • a continuous rod of the tent's linkage system e.g. a continuous rod which according to the invention in the first construction state has a different length than in the second construction state, and / or a continuous rod which has the same length in both construction states (eg rod of the second type in a geodesic tent) with its bottom end in fixed first state at a first support point and is fixed in the second construction state in a different from the first support point, second support point.
  • the first and second support points may be individually adapted for the first and second setup conditions (e.g., by providing corresponding support means connected to the tent) to provide optimum fixation of the end of the rod in both assembly conditions.
  • a tent whose linkage system comprises at least one bar of a plurality of bar segments can be adjusted between a first, larger body condition and a second, smaller body condition.
  • a second state of construction according to the invention is provided, in which at least one rod segment of a rod is dearretiert, other rod segments of the same rod, however, are locked together.
  • a usable volume of space is provided, i. the tent is not in the transport state, but the volume of space is smaller than the corresponding volume of the room in the first state of construction.
  • the method is quick and easy to carry out, since a dearret réelle of the rod segment and a stowage of the not required in the second setup condition tent wall part can be done with a few simple steps.
  • a tent of the first aspect of the invention in particular according to one of the advantageous embodiments described above, used to achieve the effects and advantages described above.
  • a tent according to the first embodiment of the invention is generally indicated at 10 and includes a linkage system 12 and a tent wall 14 held to the linkage system 12 in construction.
  • the linkage system 12 in the body condition, directly or indirectly retains the tent wall 14 above a subsurface level U. In this manner defines the tent wall 14 on an underground facing the inside of the tent a usable volume of space for accommodating a person or an object.
  • a tent floor 15 may be provided, which rests on the ground plane and is preferably connected to the tent wall 14 or part of the tent wall 14.
  • the tent 10 may have a rectangular, square or circular base or a base of any shape.
  • the tent of the first embodiment is preferably a geodesic tent and the linkage system 12 has two dome tent poles 16a, 16b, which are each stretched to a bow so that they rise from the subsurface level U upwards and approximately in cross their vertices S with each other.
  • the two dome tent poles 16a, 16b thus form the framework of a dome, which has its highest point in the intersection S of the two dome tent poles 16a, 16b.
  • the linkage system 12 preferably further comprises two geodesic rods 16c, 16d, which are also stretched as arcuately curved rods each between two ground-level end points.
  • the vertex T of the arc shapes of the geodetic bars 16c, 16d is the highest point of the arc shape, but lower than the vertex S of the dome tents 16a, 16b.
  • the structure of a rod 16 of the linkage system 12 is explained in more detail using the example of the dome tent pole 16a.
  • the structure described below is preferably provided for at least one of the rods 16, but is particularly preferably used for several, in particular all tent poles 16.
  • FIG. 1 the first construction state
  • FIG. 1 the locked state
  • the rod segments 16-1, ..., 16-11 may be formed as tubes with a circular cross-section (eg made of aluminum or a plastic fiber material) and at one of its two ends a taper 18, on which the outer circumference of the tube is tapered by about twice the wall thickness of the tube so that a non-tapered adjacent end of an adjacent rod segment the tapered portion 18 can be postponed.
  • a circular cross-section eg made of aluminum or a plastic fiber material
  • the taper 18 Corresponding to the axial length of the taper 18 then takes a kink-proof locking of the two adjacent rod segments.
  • the de-energized state is used to collapse the rod 16 so that the rod segments 16-1,..., 16-11 can be compactly juxtaposed and stowed together with the collapsed tent wall 14 in a packing bag 20 ( FIG. 3 ).
  • This condition is called transport condition.
  • a flexible securing means 21 which, although a certain kinking movement between the rod segments allows in the dearret Being state of the rod segments, but keeps the mutually associated ends in some proximity to each other in the construction of the tent 10 and joining the rod segments to facilitate a quick location of the mutually associated ends of the rod segments.
  • the securing means 21 may be in a conventional manner a continuous rope, in particular an elastic rope, which is fixed only at the two end bar segments 16-1, 16-11 and the intermediate rod segments 16-2, ..., 16 -10 passes substantially freely. In this way, the rod segments 16-1, ..., 16-11 are held in the structural state under bias of the tensioned securing means 21 to each other.
  • a tension in the securing means allows a particularly quick and easy joining of the rod segments in the construction of the linkage system 12.
  • the end points 22a1, 22a2 of the rod 16 are in the first state of construction by those of the other rod segments 16-2, ..., 16-10 remote ends of the end bar segments -16-1, 16-11 defined and are at a ground-level point, ie in the vicinity of the ground plane U to fix the tent or anchored to the ground.
  • the tent 10 may have a first holding device 24 in order to fix an end point 22a1, 22a2 in a predefined position relative to the tent wall 14 or to the tent bottom 15.
  • the first holding device 24 may, for example, have an eye 25 in which a tip 29 of the end point 22a1, 22a2 of the end-side bar segment 16-1, 16-11 can be fixed.
  • the rod 16 is also connected to the tent wall 14 at points lying between the end points 22a1, 22a2.
  • retaining bands, retaining clips or similar connecting means can be used in a manner known per se.
  • the illustrated embodiment uses a hose section 27 which is connected to the tent wall 14, for example sewn to the tent wall 14, and which extends along the outside of the tent wall 14 in accordance with a desired course of the bar 16. In the state of construction, the rod 16 is threaded into this tube section 27 or threaded through it.
  • the second setup state at least one of the bar segments 16-1,..., 16-11 of a bar 16 is set in the locked state, with the remaining bar segments still in the locked state, so that the actual length of the continuous bar 16 in the second Build state is smaller than in the first build state.
  • each of the end bar segments 16-1, 16-11 of a bar 16 can be locked and folded away so that the length of the bar 16 is shortened by two bar segments.
  • the two ends of the rod 16, on which the rod 16 is supported towards the ground plane U, are then formed by the dearret istsstellen or kinking sites, at which the end in the first construction state end bar segments 16-1, 16-11 were.
  • the ends 22a1 ', 22a2' of the bar 16 shortened in the second configuration state are preferably fixed to a second holding device 26 near the underground plane U, so that they can be held at a different location than the ends 22a1, 22a2 of the longer bar 16 in FIG first setup state.
  • a pocket 28 may be provided, in which the end-side bar segments 16-2, 16-10 can be inserted and held together with the associated dearret conducting bar segments 16-1, 16-11 and held:
  • Such a bag 28 may Their dimensions should therefore be such that two parallel abutting rod segments 16-1, 16-2 and 16-10, 16-11 can be accommodated therein.
  • the de-energized bar segments 16-1, 16-11 can be held in the pocket 28 in a predetermined kinked position (along adjacent bar segments 16-2, 16-10 and adjacent thereto).
  • the tent 10 could fix the bottom end portions of the rod 16 at the same position in the first buildup state and in the second buildup state, respectively, by the same holdup device.
  • the linkage system 12 comprises a plurality of continuous rods 16, the rod shortening according to the invention in the second assembly state can be carried out on several or all rods of the linkage system 12.
  • the linkage system 12 comprises rods of a first type, here the dome tent poles 16a, 16b, which are each shorter by at least one rod segment in the second construction state than in the first construction state, and further comprises rods of a second type, here geodesic rods 16c, 16d which have the same length in the second setup state as in the first setup state, that is, which are not shortened in particular during the transition from the first setup state to the second setup state.
  • both in the first setup state and in the second setup state respectively all bar segments in their locked position.
  • a first holding device 30 holds a bottom end 33 of a rod 16d of the second type in a first position in a first position and a second holding device 32 holds this end 33 in FIG second setup state holds at a different from the first position second position.
  • the second position of the second holding device 32 may be lower than the first position of the first holding device 30.
  • a first holding device 30 is disposed at an upper edge of an upwardly pulled portion of the bottom 15, so that they are at one of the height of the edge of the floor 15 is arranged above the background level U, while the second holding device 32 is attached to the ground plane U touching or very close to the arranged area on the bottom 15.
  • the second holding device 32 could also be arranged obliquely below or laterally next to the first holding device 30 in order to reduce a tilt angle of the bar 16d relative to the background plane U to a more acute angle.
  • the reduced in the second construction state linkage system 12 leads to a reduction of the space defined by the pole 12 held on the frame wall 12 volume in the interior of the tent, in particular to a reduction in the height of the tent of a first Height H 1 in the first construction state to a smaller height H 2 in the second construction state. Accordingly, in the second setup state, generally, a lesser amount of material of the tent wall 14 will be required to limit the volume of space.
  • the tent wall 14 can be subdivided into a first tent wall part 34 and a second tent wall part 36, wherein in the first construction state the volume of space is defined by a combination of the first tent wall part 34 and the second tent wall part 36, in particular both the first tent wall part 34 and the second tent wall part Are unfolded or stretched, while in the second construction state, the volume of the tent 10 is essentially defined only by the first tent wall part 34, ie the first tent wall part 34 is unfolded or stretched and the second tent wall part 36 is loose or not curious.
  • the second tent wall part 36 thus corresponds to a part of the tent wall 14 which is not required in the second construction state.
  • the second tent wall portion 36 is stowed in the second construction state, on the one hand to prevent picking of the tent wall part 36 by the wind and on the other hand to ensure a continuous tension or deployment of the first tent wall part 34 in the second construction state.
  • a stowage device may include, for example, a connector 38, here in the form of a zipper, which may interconnect opposite edges 40, 42 of the second tent wall portion 36 in the second structural condition to retain the second tent wall portion 36 in the collapsed or gathered state and the first tent wall portion 34 to keep in the unfolded or tensioned state.
  • the second tent wall portion 36 preferably extends around the tent 10 in the form of a horizontally extending strip near the ground plane U, wherein the edges 40, 42 of this strip can be coupled together by the connector 38. If a zipper is used, a row of teeth of a zipper system can be attached to each of the two edges 40, 42 so that the second tent wall part 36 can be stowed by simply closing the zipper 38.
  • a further simplification of the production results when the second tent wall part 36 directly adjoins a raised outer edge of the bottom 15.
  • Some connectors 38 may have a beginning portion and an end portion to which the two parts of the connector are already connected, although the second tent wall part 36 is deployed in the first construction state. At such end portions or beginning portions of connectors 38, additional loose portions may thus occur in the second construction state.
  • a second connector 44 e.g. in the form of a tension belt or the like, whereby a section lying above the second tent wall part 36 and a section lying below the second tent wall part 36 can be connected to one another.
  • the first connector 38 extends horizontally between two dome tent poles 16a, 16b, such that a second connector 44, for example in the form of a tension belt, is preferably provided proximate the dome tent poles 16a, 16b.
  • the second connector may be z. be attached on the one hand to a bottom end of the hose portion 27 and on the other hand at an upper end of the second holding device 26.
  • the tent 10 In the first state of construction ( FIG. 1 ) are all rod segments 16-1, ..., 16-11 locked together so that the rods 16 have their maximum lengths.
  • the bottom ends 22a1, 22a2 of the dome tent poles 16a, 16b are fixed to the first holders 24.
  • the bottom ends 34 of optionally existing geodesic rods 16 c, 16 d are likewise fixed to respective first holding devices 30.
  • the dome tent poles 16a, 16b are gripped in the vicinity of their respective ends and the end-side bar segments 16-1, 16-11 are dearretiert, in particular by train in the axial direction and Wegknicken.
  • the tube portions 27 into which the rods 16a, 16b are threaded end preferably at a height of at least one rod segment above the ground plane U or are recessed over an axial length of at least about one rod segment ,
  • the deprived rod segments 16-1, 16-11 are bent so far that they rest against each other along their length on the adjacent rod segment, i. they are folded back by about 180 °.
  • the two adjacent and now the end of the respective rod 16a, 16b forming bar segments 16-1, 16-2 on the one side or 16-11, 16-10 on the other side are then fixed to the second holding device 26, in particular inserted into the respective pocket 28.
  • bottom-side ends 34 of the optional geodesic rods 16c, 16d are preferably released from the holding device 30 and coupled to the holding device 32.
  • the linkage system 12 lowers to a second height H 2 and with this also the first tent wall part 34 in an upper region of the tent wall 14, so that a loose arises in the tent wall 14.
  • the connector 38 can then be brought into the closed state, for example by closing the zipper 38. This will be the second tent wall portion 36 is gathered and stowed behind the connector 38 so that it is on a side of the tent wall 14 facing the interior of the tent. By closing the connector 38 thus the tent wall 14 is stretched again, so that the tent 10 is replaced by a substantially smooth outer skin.
  • additional second connectors 44 can be tensioned to tighten the tent wall 14.
  • the tent 10 is now in the second state of construction.
  • the tent 10 can be adjusted to a transport state by all rod segments of all rods 16 are dearretiert, the rods 16 are folded and stowed together with the collapsed tent wall 14 and possibly the collapsed tent bottom 15 in the bag 20 ,
  • FIGS. 5 to 8 show a second embodiment of the present invention.
  • a tent 100 of the second embodiment of the invention is a dome tent having no geodesic rods as described for the first embodiment. All other features and effects described in connection with the first embodiment may also be provided in the second embodiment and will not be explained again at this point.
  • FIGS. 7 and 8 show an example of a canopy 46, which can be used in a tent 10, 100 according to the invention.
  • the canopy 46 extends from an elevated portion of the tent wall 14, such as a portion above an opening of the tent 100 over which the interior of the tent is reachable, and extends in a direction away from the tent. If a remote from the tent 10 end 48 of the canopy 46 is to be attached to the subsurface level U or at least lower than a tent 100 facing the end 50, so can at a lowering of the tent 100 in the transition from the first construction state to the second construction state in the Canopy 46 a lot arise.
  • a tightening of the canopy 46 could be effected in a simple manner in that a fixation point of the end 48 remote from the tent 10, for example the position of a tent plug 52 adhering to the end 48, is set in the transition from the first buildup state to the second buildup state.
  • the canopy 46 has two separate fixing sections 54, 56, wherein a second fixing section 56, on which the canopy 46 is held in the second construction state, between a first fixing portion 54, on which the canopy 46 is held in the first state of construction, and the tent 100 facing the end 50 of the canopy 46 is arranged.
  • the actual length of the canopy 46 between the respective fixing point and the end 100 facing the tent 100 in the second construction state is shorter than in the first construction state, so that there is a further reduction of the tent.
  • the fixation of the end 100 remote from the tent 100 at the first fixing portion 54 is released (for example, by removing the tent plug 52) and is made on the second fixing portion 56 (for example by threading the tent plug 52 and Plugging into the ground).
  • a then not required free section of the tent roof 46 between the first fixation point 54 and the second fixation point 56 can then be taken inwards, so that it is arranged in the tent or the ground plane U facing interior under the canopy 46 and are not picked up by the wind can.
  • the above-described canopy 46 can be used in a similar manner for a tent 10 according to the first embodiment of the invention.

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