JPH0435478Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Field of Application) The present invention relates to a simple garage in which a vehicle body cover is movably supported by a joist supported in a cantilevered manner on an upright pipe.

(Prior art and its problems) As this type of garage, the one of Utility Model Publication No. 56-3442 is known.

In this garage, arms are attached to posts planted in the ground, rail grooves are formed on these arms for sliding rollers, roof ribs are supported by the roller shafts, and the ribs are covered with waterproof cloth. It has a configuration that allows

In this garage, since the waterproof cloth is opened and closed by moving the rollers forward and backward, the garage can be easily opened and closed, and has the advantage that it does not take up a large space.

However, since the arms protrude horizontally from the supports, the protruding arms become an obstruction to traffic when the garage is not in use or when the car is moving in and out. It is dangerous because the ribs are located at eye level, and there are also inconveniences such as the inability to use a garage depending on the type of vehicle.

(Technical issue) The present invention is a simple garage in which a car body cover is movably supported on a beam rod that is cantilever-supported on an upright pipe. The challenge was to change the

(Technical means) The technical means to solve this technical problem are: (a) forming the projecting beam from an elastic body, and (b) supporting it diagonally upward at the tip of the upright pipe. (c) A plurality of sliding rings fixed to the vehicle body cover are fitted into the extending beam rod.

(Effect of technical means) Since the beam rod supported diagonally upward at the tip of the upright pipe is made of an elastic body,
Can be easily bent.

A plurality of sliding rings fixed to the vehicle body cover are fitted onto the extending beam and can freely move along the extending beam. This cover is folded at a low position at the proximal end of the extending beam, so anyone can easily pull it out.

When the vehicle body cover is not in use, the cover is located on the proximal end side of the extending beam rod, so that the weight of the cover is not applied to the extending beam rod, and the free end side of the extending beam maintains an upward state.

When the vehicle body cover is pulled out, its weight moves toward the free end, and the amount of weight that the cover has moved is applied to the extending beam, causing the extending beam to bend downward.

Therefore, the height of the projecting beam changes in response to the movement of the vehicle body cover.

(Effects of the present invention) As a result of being able to change the height of the protruding beam, when moving the car forward or backward,
That is, when the vehicle body cover is not in use, the projecting rods are in an upward position, so they do not become an obstruction and do not impede traffic.

Furthermore, when moving the cover, since the tip of the extending beam is initially located upward, the tip of the extending beam does not come into contact with the worker's body, which has the advantage of allowing the cover to be mounted safely.

When the cover is moved to the tip of the extending beam and is fixed to the vehicle body with the extending beam bent downward, a space is formed between the cover and the vehicle body, which reduces the temperature in extremely hot or cold weather. There are also some mitigating benefits.

(Example) Next, a specific example of the above technical means will be described with reference to the drawings.

The upright pipe 1 is made of a hard material such as metal or plastic, and its lower part is supported by a stable support frame 4 equipped with a weight 3 so that it can maintain an upright state.

The beam rod 2 is made of a resilient material such as glass fiber, and its base end is inserted into a support portion A formed by curving more than 90 degrees at the tip of the pipe 1, and attached to a bolt, etc. It is twisted and fixed.

Therefore, the projecting beam rod 2 is installed in an upward direction according to the inclination angle of the support part A, as shown by the solid line in FIG.

Sliding rings 6 are fixed to the upper part of the vehicle body cover 5 at required intervals along its center line, and the sliding rings 6 are inserted into the projecting beams 2 to suspend the cover 5. .

When the cover 5 is pulled out along the extending beam 2 or together with the extending beam 2 toward the tip side, the extending beam 2 gradually bends downward (see the dotted line portion in Figure 2).

When the cover 5 is pulled out, a car (not shown) will be located under the car body cover that is suspended from the projecting beam, but since the projecting beam has elasticity, the cover can be pulled downward to prevent the vehicle from moving. It is also possible to lock the In this case, the car can be surrounded in the same way as when a normal cover is installed.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings are for explaining specific examples of the above-mentioned technical means. Figure 1 is a perspective view of the main parts of the garage, Figure 2 is a side view when the cover is folded, and Figure 3 is a partially cutaway view. It is an overall perspective view. 1... Standing pipe, A... Pipe support part, 2
... Outer beam, 3... Weight, 4... Support frame, 5...
Vehicle body cover, 6...sliding ring.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a simple garage in which a car body cover is movably supported on a beam rod supported in a cantilevered manner on an upright pipe, the beam rod is made of an elastic material, and this is attached diagonally upward to the tip of the vertical pipe. A garage that doubles as a car body cover, in which multiple sliding rings are supported and fixed to the car body cover, and are inserted into the projecting beams.