JPS6111057Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an umbrella for a vehicle, and more particularly to an umbrella for a vehicle that prevents rainwater from falling on the exit side of the vehicle when the door is opened and preventing access to the vehicle.

Conventionally, as shown in FIG. 1, a vehicle umbrella is known in which a waterproof sheet 5 that is alternately folded can be attached between the upper end 3 side of the door 2 and the roof 4 side of the vehicle 1. According to this, rainwater from the edge of the tarpaulin sheet 5 drips onto the exit 6 side of the door 2, so the rainwater falls on those who pass through the entrance 6. Moreover, the drainage is poor, and snow etc. When stacked on the sheet 5, this snow may get caught in the tarpaulin 5 and make it impossible to fold the tarpaulin 5. Also, if the door 2 is closed carelessly, the tarpaulin 5 may fall between the door 2 and the vehicle 1. The partially sandwiched waterproof sheet 5 may be damaged or the door 2 may be left ajar. Further, as shown in Fig. 2, a winder 8 for winding up the waterproof sheet 7 is set on the roof 4 side of the vehicle 1, and the end of the waterproof sheet 7 is fixed to the upper part 3 side of the door 2, making it easy to enter and exit the door 2. However, this method also has the same problem as the above case, and rainwater tends to accumulate near the center of the tarpaulin sheet 7, and this rainwater falls all at once to the lower part and onto the vehicle 1. It has the disadvantage that it lands all at once on the shoulders and heads of those getting on and off the vehicle.

The purpose of this invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks by providing a waterproof member that bridges the roof side of the vehicle and the upper side of the door so that the roof forms a triangular shape when the door is opened. This will be explained in detail using examples.

3 to 5 are perspective views of an embodiment of the vehicle umbrella according to the present invention, and in the figures, reference numeral 10 has a length that is approximately the same as the width of the door 2, and the edge of the roof 4 on the side of the door 2. This fixed frame is installed in
From both front and rear ends of 0 are bearings 13 that hold the shaft 12.
protrudes upward, an arm 14 is fixed to both ends of the shaft 12, and a support rod 15 is fixed to the tip end of the arm 14. This support rod 15 extends along the longitudinal direction of the vehicle, and the front side of this support rod 15 is somewhat closer to the shaft 12 side than the rear side, and is inclined with a distance b smaller than a. The arm 14 is constantly pulled in the direction of the fixed frame 10 by the spring 16, so that the arm 14 and the rotating members of the support rod 15 are always close to the roof 4 side of the vehicle. A waterproof sheet 1 is attached from the fixed frame 10 to the support rod 15 and the hook 17 attached to the upper end of the door 2.
When the door 2 is opened by this waterproof sheet 18, a moment is applied to the arm 14 to rotate it toward the door 2 around the shaft 12, and as the door 2 is opened, the arm 14 gradually rotates. When the door 2 is raised and the door 2 is opened to the maximum extent, the waterproof sheet 18 assumes a substantially triangular roof shape as shown in FIG.

As explained above, according to this embodiment, the door 2
When the arm 14 is opened, the arm 14 rotates and stands up, and the support rod 15 becomes the apex of the triangle, and the waterproof sheet 18
Since the waterproof member formed by the above forms the roof shape, rainwater that falls onto the waterproof sheet 18 drips downward along the inclination direction of the waterproof sheet and does not drip from the doorway 6 side of the door 2. The amount of water that people get when going in and out with an umbrella can be significantly reduced, and there is no problem with the conventional method where rainwater collects in a part of the umbrella and the water falls all at once. Since the member consisting of the support rod 15 moves on the upper side of the door 2, there is no risk that a portion of the waterproof seal 18 may be pinched between the door 2 and the vehicle 1, and snow and the like will not flow along the slope of the roof. The triangular shape of the tarpaulin sheet becomes an acute angle as the door 2 is rotated in the direction of closing, so the snow can be completely dropped from the top of the tarpaulin downwards, and the snow can easily fall off. This problem can be solved, and since the waterproof sheet becomes higher in the upper direction, there is no need to bend low to go in and out of the doorway 6, making it possible to go in and out more smoothly.

In addition, in this invention, the waterproof sheet is attached to the fixed frame 1.
0. The waterproof sheet between the fixed frame 10 and the support rod 15 and the waterproof sheet between the support rod 15 and the hook 17 may be separate bodies, instead of being continuous from the support rod 15 to the hook 17.

Further, the means for fixing the fixed frame 10 to the roof 4 side and the means for fixing the hook 17 to the door 2 side may be constructed by a screw mechanism.

As explained above, according to the present invention, in a vehicle umbrella made of a sheet-like or plate-like waterproof member bridged between the upper side of a door of a vehicle and the roof side of a vehicle opposite to this door, The waterproof member is held by a rotating member that rotates from the roof side of the vehicle toward the door side, and the waterproof member is held in a triangular roof shape by the support portion of this rotating member. Since rainwater can be constantly dripped along the inclination direction of the waterproof member, the amount of wetness caused by rain can be significantly reduced by those who go in and out of the door, making it easy to go in and out of the door, and it is especially good against snow accumulation. It has various effects such as.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 and 2 are perspective views of essential parts of an example of a conventional vehicle umbrella, and FIGS. 3 to 5 are perspective views of essential parts of an embodiment of a vehicle umbrella according to the present invention. 10... Fixed frame, 12... Shaft, 14... Arm, 15... Support rod, 16... Spring, 17... Hook.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] a rotary member pivotally mounted on the door side of the vehicle roof and rotatable from the roof side toward the door; an elastic member that pulls the rotary member toward the roof; and an elastic member that covers the rotary member from above and has one end. is attached to the upper part of the door, and the other end is attached to the pivoting part side of the rotating member, and the rotating member is pulled upwardly in a semicircle according to the amount of opening of the door. An umbrella for a vehicle, characterized in that the waterproof sheet forms a substantially triangular roof shape with the supporting part at the upper end of the rotating member as the apex by rotating the waterproof sheet in a manner that depicts the shape of the rotating member.