JP3100914U - tent - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a tent considering assemblability when assembling a tent having a first space portion and a second space portion.
SOLUTION: A first space portion is formed and supported by a first pole 2 and a second pole 3 crossing each other so that the first space portion has a front portion, a rear portion, a right side portion, and a left side portion. The inner curtain 1 to be assembled, the outer curtain 4 that covers the inner curtain 1 from above, and is assembled to form an overhang portion 4a that extends from the front side of the first space portion to the front side further, and the overhang A second space portion is formed further forward with respect to the portion 4a, and the second space portion has an extension curtain 20 assembled so as to have a front portion, a rear portion, a right side portion, a left side portion, and a ceiling portion. In order to connect the portion 4a and the rear portion of the extension curtain 20, zipper structures 8, 21 are formed on both the overhanging portion 4a and the extension curtain 20, and a portion connected by the zipper structures 8, 21 is a third pole. Supported by
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Description

  The present invention relates to a tent that can be easily assembled.

  There are many opportunities to use tents in summer camps. By assembling the tent, a first space portion functioning as a bedroom is formed, and several people can sleep in the space portion. In addition, a tent to which a second space portion (for example, a space portion for eating) having another function is added in addition to the first space portion may be considered. As the number of spaces formed by the tents increases, the user becomes more convenient. However, as compared with a tent formed only by the first space, it takes more time to assemble. Therefore, it is necessary to make the configuration as convenient as possible.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a tent in which assemblability is considered in assembling a tent having a first space portion and a second space portion.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the tent according to the present invention is:
An inner curtain supported by a first pole and a second pole crossing a cross to form a first space therein, and the first space being assembled so as to have a front part, a rear part, a right part, and a left part;
An outer curtain that covers the inner curtain from above and is assembled so as to form an overhanging portion that extends further forward from the front side of the first space portion;
A second space portion is formed further forward with respect to the overhang portion, and an extension curtain is assembled such that the second space portion has a front portion, a rear portion, a right side portion, a left side portion, and a ceiling portion,
In order to connect the overhang portion and the rear portion of the extension curtain, a zipper structure is formed on both the overhang portion and the extension curtain, and a portion connected by the zipper structure is supported by a third pole. It is characterized by the following.

  The operation and effect of the tent according to this configuration are as follows. In order to form the first space, the inner curtain is supported by first and second poles crossing each other in a cross. The first space portion includes a front portion, a rear portion, a right side portion, and a left side portion. An outer curtain is covered so as to cover the inner curtain from above. The outer curtain not only covers the inner curtain but also forms an overhang. The overhanging portion is formed so as to overhang from the front portion of the first space portion further forward. An extension curtain is assembled with respect to this overhang to form a second space further on the front side. The second space formed by the extended curtain is surrounded by a front part, a rear part, a left part, a right part, and a ceiling. The connection of the extension curtain to the overhang is performed by a zipper structure provided on both the overhang and the rear side of the extension curtain. The portion connected by this zipper structure is supported by a third pole. Since the connection is made by a zipper, the extension curtain and the overhanging portion of the outer curtain can be easily connected. In addition, by providing an overhang portion on the outer curtain, it is easy to connect to the extension curtain. As a result, when assembling the tent having the first space portion and the second space portion, it is possible to provide a tent in which assemblability is considered.

  As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the front and right and left sides of the extension curtain are formed by mesh-shaped curtains, and a fourth pole that supports two front, right, and left boundaries of the extension curtain. One that has a fifth pole can be cited.

  By forming the mesh-shaped curtain as described above on the extension curtain, ventilation can be improved. Therefore, when the second space is used as, for example, a space for eating, the air can be well ventilated and the outside scenery can be seen, so that a comfortable space can be provided. Also, when the second space is held by the extension curtain, a third pole is provided on the side of the overhang, and the fourth and fifth poles can be supported on the front side. The assembly structure can be simplified.

  As another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the mesh at the front, right side, and left side of the extension curtain is configured to be wound up from below and held around the ceiling of the extension curtain. can give.

  In a case where the second space is not used, the meshes at the front and left and right sides of the extension curtain can be rolled up and held around the ceiling. Thereby, it is possible to smoothly enter and exit the first space.

  As still another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the third pole is configured to support the overhanging portion in a posture inclined forward, and both end portions of the third pole are connected to the first pole. One that is fixed to the ground at the same position as one end and one end of the second pole is exemplified.

  By fixing both ends of the third pole at the same position as the first pole and the second pole, the fixing work to the ground can be simplified. In addition, since the third pole has a posture inclined forward, it is possible to easily perform the connecting operation by the zipper.

  In still another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the third pole is configured to support the overhang in an arch shape.

  Since the third pole supports the overhang portion in an arch shape, the support structure of the overhang portion can be made strong.

  A preferred embodiment of a tent according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The tent according to the present embodiment has an inner curtain, an outer curtain, and an extended curtain. First, individual curtains will be described.

<About the members (curtains) that make up the tent>
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state where only the inner curtain is assembled, FIG. 2 is a side view showing the same state where the inner curtain is assembled, (a) is a state viewed from the front or back, and (b) is a left or right side. 2 shows a state as viewed from the side of FIG. The inner curtain is provided with pole insertion portions 2 and 3 for inserting the first pole and the second pole in a state of crossing each other. The pole insertion portions 2 and 3 are also provided so as to cross each other. 1 and 2 do not show a pole for convenience of illustration. By assembling the inner curtain 1, a first space portion as a bedroom is formed. The first space portion is constituted by a front part 1a, a rear part 1b, a right part 1c, and a left part 1d.

  An opening 10 formed in a mesh is formed in the front part 1a and the rear part 1b of the inner curtain 1. This opening 10 is openable and can be moved in and out. Mesh portions 11 are also formed on the tops of the right side portion 1c and the left side portion 1d to improve ventilation. A number of hooks 12 are provided along the ridgeline where the first and second poles are arranged, and the hooks 12 can securely hold each pole. Leg support portions 13 for supporting the ends of the poles are provided at four locations. By driving the pegs into the ground using the leg support portions 13, the inner curtain 1 can be firmly fixed.

  Next, the outer curtain 4 will be described. FIGS. 3A and 3B are diagrams showing the configuration of the outer curtain. FIG. 3A is an external perspective view of the state where only the outer curtain is assembled, as viewed from the front, FIG. 3B is a view as viewed from the front (front view), and FIG. Is a perspective view seen from the rear. The outer curtain 4 covers the inner curtain 1. The outer curtain 4 is provided with a projecting portion 4 a on the entire side of the inner curtain 1. The rear part 4b is also slightly overhanging. The right side 4c and the left side 4d of the outer curtain 4 have the same shape as the right side 1c and the left side 1d of the inner curtain 1. Covered from above. A connecting portion 4e is provided between the overhang portion 4a and the left and right side portions 4c and 4d, and connects the overhang portion 4a to the left and right side portions 4c and 4d. The overhang portion 4a is composed of three surfaces, and has an overhang front portion 4a1, an overhang right portion 4a2, and an overhang left portion 4a3. Of the overhanging portion 4a, the overhanging front portion 4a1 can be opened by removal or the like. By removing it, it is possible to prevent it from getting in the way when entering the inner curtain 1. In addition, by attaching the overhanging front part 4a1 again at the time of going to bed, the inside of the tent can be hidden from the outside. The overhanging front part 4a1 is removed, for example, it can be removed by a zipper.

  The boundary between the overhanging portion 4a and the connecting portion 4e is formed in an arch shape, and is assembled in a state inclined to the front side (a state where the vertex of the arch falls forward from the root of the arch). The third pole is configured to be inserted along the arch. Further, poles 6 and 7 are also inserted at the boundaries between the front part 4a1 and the left and right side parts 4a2 and 4a3 in the overhang part 4a. Thereby, the overhang portion 4a can be firmly held on the ground. Further, a zipper 8 is formed along the arch. As will be described later, the zipper 8 is provided for connecting an extension curtain. Both ends of the third pole attached along the arch are fixed at the same location (leg support 13) as one end of the first pole and one end of the second pole. This facilitates installation of the first, second, and third poles. In addition to the third pole, the outer curtain 4 is configured to maintain its shape with another pole along the front-rear direction of the ceiling portion. As shown in FIG. 3B, the zipper 8 is separated at a central portion, and has a first zipper 8a and a second zipper 8b.

  Next, the extension curtain 20 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is an external perspective view showing a state where the extension curtain 20 is assembled. This extension curtain 20 is connected to the further front side of the overhang portion 4a described above, and forms a second space portion. The second space portion can be used as a space where everyone can have a meal or play a game using the space, for example. As shown in FIG. 5, the extension curtain 20 has a front part 20a, left and right side parts 20b and 20c, and a ceiling part 20d. The front portion 20a and the left and right side portions 20b and 20c are formed in a mesh shape to improve ventilation. On the rear side of the extension curtain 20, a zipper 21 is formed to engage with the zipper 8 formed in an arch shape (when assembled) of the overhanging portion 4a in order to connect to the overhanging portion 4a. Thus, since the outer curtain 4 and the extension curtain 20 can be connected by the zipper structure, assembly can be facilitated and disassembly can also be easily performed. The zipper 21 may be divided into two in the middle similarly to the zipper 8.

  A fourth pole 22 and a fifth pole 23 support the boundary between the front part 20a of the extension curtain 20 and the left and right sides. As described above, the extension curtain 20 has its front portion supported by the two poles 22 and 23 and its rear portion is supported by the overhang portion 4a, so that the number of poles is minimized and the assembly structure is simplified. be able to. In addition, for assembling, a string member is used, a peg is driven, and the like, but the description is omitted because it is the same as a known method.

<Overall assembly state>
Next, a state where the entire tent is assembled will be described. FIG. 5 is an external view of the tent viewed from the front side. FIG. 6 shows a state in which the extension curtain 20 is folded, as viewed from the front. That is, the mesh portion of the front portion 20a and the left and right side portions 20b and 20c of the extension curtain 20 is wound up from below and held around the ceiling portion 20d. In addition, the front part 4a of the overhang part 4 is also in a detached state, and the second space part is opened. Even in such a state, a meal or the like can be performed at the position of the extension curtain 20. Since the ceiling 20d is left, it can be used as a dining space, for example, even in case of rain.

<Another embodiment>
A publicly known structure can be adopted as the structure of the pole according to the present embodiment. For example, a structure in which a string is passed through a number of hollow pole members is generally used.

A perspective view showing a state where only the inner curtain is assembled. (A) Front view (rear view) (b) Right side view (left side view) showing a state where only the inner curtain is assembled It is a figure which shows the structure of an outer curtain, (a) is the external appearance perspective view which looked at the state which assembled only the outer curtain from the front, (b) was the figure seen from the front (front view), (c) was seen from the back. Perspective view External perspective view showing the state where the extension curtain is assembled Exterior view of the entire tent Exterior view of the entire tent (with extended curtains folded)

Explanation of reference numerals

Reference Signs List 1 inner curtain 4 outer curtain 4a overhang portion 8 zipper 20 extension curtain 21 zipper

Claims (5)

An inner curtain supported by a first pole and a second pole crossing a cross to form a first space therein, and the first space being assembled so as to have a front part, a rear part, a right part, and a left part;
An outer curtain that covers the inner curtain from above and is assembled so as to form an overhanging portion that extends further forward from the front side of the first space portion;
A second space portion is formed further forward with respect to the overhang portion, and an extension curtain is assembled such that the second space portion has a front portion, a rear portion, a right side portion, a left side portion, and a ceiling portion,
In order to connect the overhang portion and the rear portion of the extension curtain, a zipper structure is formed on both the overhang portion and the extension curtain, and a portion connected by the zipper structure is supported by a third pole. A tent characterized by the fact that:   The front, left and right sides of the extension curtain are formed by a mesh-shaped curtain, and have a fourth pole and a fifth pole that support two points on the boundary of the front, right, and left sides of the extension curtain. The tent according to claim 1, characterized in that:   The tent according to claim 2, wherein the meshes at the front, right, and left sides of the extension curtain are wound up from below and held around the ceiling of the extension curtain.   The third pole is configured to support the overhang in a posture inclined forward, and both ends of the third pole are located at the same position as one end of the first pole and one end of the second pole. The tent according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the tent is fixed to the ground at a position.   The tent according to claim 4, wherein the third pole is configured to support the overhang in an arch shape.

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