JPS63263131A - Sunvisor incorporated in ceiling of automobile - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enhance the facility of use of a sunvisor which is arranged in the vicinity of the upper section of the front windshield in the vehicle compartment, by storing the body of the sunvisor in the ceiling of the passenger compartment, projectably therefrom. CONSTITUTION:A sunvisor is disposed in the vicinity of the upper section of the front windshield in the passenger compartment so as to prevent the driver or the like from being dazzled by the sunlight. In this arrangement, the body 1 of the sunvisor is inserted into a box 2 incorporated in the ceiling of the passenger compartment, projectably therefrom. Further, during no use, the sunvisor body is pulled in the box 2 by the force of a spring 3. Meanwhile, during use, the sunvisor 2 is pulled out from the box 2, and is checked on a catching part 8 by being pushed by another spring 9. At that time, a pair of stoppers 12, 13 are engaged together so that the sunvisor is prevented from being completely pulled out from the box 2. Further, the engagement of the stoppers 12, 13 may be released by a push button 10.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention is a sunshade that is built into the ceiling of an automobile and can be taken in and out with a single touch.

Traditionally, sunshades have been a nuisance because they are exposed to the outside and are located directly in front of the eyes. Also, I would often get lost and wander around.

In particular, it took a lot of effort to raise and lower, making it difficult to handle.

This invention solves the conventional drawbacks, and will be explained below: (a) Hold the protrusion (11) with your fingers and pull it down.

(b) Since the spring (3) is attached, the awning (1) tries to return to the inside of the box, but there is a catch (8), so the awning remains stuck in place.

(c) When it is no longer needed, press the push button (10), the catch (8) will come off and the awning will return with the force of the spring.

Therefore, the sunshade can be put in and taken out with a single touch, allowing you to continue driving safely.

Since the whole thing is buried inside the ceiling in this way, it has a clean appearance and doesn't become a nuisance when driving, and it doesn't come off and hang out.

Note that the spring position can also be moved to the side, and the spring (3)
You can use rubber instead. The sunshade (1) may be metal or plastic.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a front view of the present invention Fig. 2 is a view from below Fig. 3 is a sectional view Fig. 4 is a view built into the ceiling of an automobile Fig. 5 is a sectional view of the push button and stopper portion Fig. 6 is a sketch when not in use as seen from inside the car. Figure 7 is a sketch when the car is in use as seen from inside the car. 1 and 2 are sunshades, box 3 is a spring, 4, 5, 6, and 7 are spring retainers 8 caught, 9 is a leaf spring, 10 is a push button 11 is a protrusion 12 is a box side stopper 13 is a sunshade side stopper 14 is a spring for the push button, 15 is a windshield 16 is a metal roof 17 is a vinyl cover 18 is a stop rubber 19 is a back mirror

Claims (1)

[Claims] (a) The sunshade (1) is placed inside the box (2). (b) Attach springs (3) for pulling the awning (1) into the box (2) on one side to the box and on the other side to the awning. (c) Attach a catch (8) to prevent the awning from going back inside when pulled out, and attach a spring (9) to the box on the back of the awning to push the awning. (d) Attach a push button (10) to the front of the catch (8) to release the catch. (e) Add a protrusion (11) to make it easier to hold the awning with your fingers in order to pull it out. (f) Attach stoppers (12) and (13) to the box and the awning, respectively, to prevent the awning from falling out when you pull it out. This sunshade is constructed as described above and is embedded in the ceiling of a car and can be taken in and out with a single touch.