KR102692297B1 - Tent for four seasons having removable mesh screen - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a four-season tent equipped with a removable mesh screen. More specifically, the present invention relates to a tent for all seasons equipped with a removable mesh screen. More specifically, a removable mesh screen is provided on the lower part of a tarp or a fly that serves as a tarp to prevent the inflow of pests in the summer and ensure ventilation. It is equipped with a removable mesh screen that fundamentally blocks the inflow of outside air or rainwater or pests through the ground by fixing the lower part of the skirt to the bottom of the inner tent or the ground. It's about the dragon tent.

Description

Tent for four seasons having removable mesh screen}

The present invention relates to a four-season tent equipped with a removable mesh screen. More specifically, the present invention relates to a tent for all seasons equipped with a removable mesh screen. More specifically, a removable mesh screen is provided on the lower part of a tarp or a fly that serves as a tarp to prevent the inflow of pests in the summer and ensure ventilation. It is equipped with a removable mesh screen that fundamentally blocks the inflow of outside air or rainwater or pests through the ground by fixing the lower part of the skirt to the bottom of the inner tent or the ground. It's about the dragon tent.

In general, a tent refers to an assembled, portable house that can be disassembled and transported. Today, when camping in a mountain, field, or near the water, poles are erected to block snow, rain, wind, etc., or to block the sun. It is mainly used to mean a structure built like a curtain with piles or wrapping cloth.

In recent years, as the importance of leisure activities is increasing, unlike before, free overseas travel is restricted due to the spread of the coronavirus, so the camping culture of enjoying outdoors with family, colleagues, or friends is gradually becoming more active, and accordingly, the demand for tents continues to increase. Not only is it increasing, but the size, material, and function of tents are also gradually diversifying, leading to the emergence of functional tents with various functions.

A common form of camping involves living in a tent at a campsite and sleeping in the tent, and the tent must be well protected from wind and rain.

Accordingly, conventional general tents are manufactured with an emphasis on waterproofing and windproofing, but since they do not have any heating or exothermic action, in winter or in low temperature situations, they are additionally equipped with a separate stove or electric mat and used together with them. , I had to purchase a summer tent and a winter tent separately.

In other words, summer tents generally include a dome-shaped tent body and a tarp that functions as a shade screen. The space below the tarp can be used as a living room for a wide range of uses, and it has the advantage of being open on three sides for smooth ventilation, but it is also prone to mosquitoes, etc. It has the disadvantage of being vulnerable to pests. In particular, there is a problem with using lights at night due to the nature of pests flocking to lights.

To solve this problem, a mesh screen is used, which consists of mosquito nets on all four sides and covers the entire tent body and tarp installation space. However, it is not only difficult to install due to its large size, but also expensive to purchase, and is not compatible with the tent. It has the disadvantage of being less usable because it must be purchased separately.

In addition, the living room tent, for which demand has been rapidly increasing in recent years, includes an inner tent and a fly installed to surround the outside, as shown in Figure 1. In winter, the inside space can be blocked from the outside using the fly. It is characterized by being designed so that it can be used in spring, fall or summer by opening the fly corresponding to the front living room area, excluding the inner tent part, when necessary and using it like a tarp.

However, the living room type tent with the above structure also has the disadvantage of being vulnerable to pests when used with the fly open.

In addition, a typical tent is installed with the ground as a support base, and when it rains heavily, there is a problem that water penetrates into the tent floor, or moisture from the ground seeps into the tent floor and the temperature of the ground is directly transmitted to the tent floor.

To solve this problem, a tent with a skirt attached to the lower part of the side is used. The lower part of the conventional skirt is exposed to the outside and flutters in the wind, thus blocking cold air from outside from entering the tent. Not only is it difficult to do, but there is also a problem in that it is difficult to completely block moisture flowing into the bottom of the tent.

1. Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-2211321 (registered on January 28, 2021) 2. Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-2019-0093344 (2019. 08. 09.)

The present invention was created to solve the problems of the prior art as described above. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a mesh screen that is detachably installed in an open area by a tarp or fly to prevent the inflow of pests and provide ventilation. The goal is to provide a four-season tent equipped with a removable mesh screen that can be used in all seasons.

In addition, the present invention allows the lower part of the skirt to be fixed to the bottom of the inner tent or to the ground, thereby fundamentally blocking the inflow of external air or rainwater into the inner tent through the ground. Another purpose is to provide a four-season tent equipped with a removable mesh screen to block the inflow of pests through the tent.

The present invention to achieve the above objectives,

In the four-season tent including an inner tent, a fly, and poles for fixing the inner tent and the fly, a mesh screen is detachably coupled to the portion opened by the fly to block the inflow of pests into the tent. It is characterized by including.

At this time, the top of the mesh screen is characterized by a length-adjustable strap that is connected to the pole and installed to maintain the shape of the mesh screen.

In addition, the rear end of the mesh screen is detachably coupled to the opening of the fly, and the front end of the mesh screen is provided with a zipper that can be opened and closed in the up and down directions.

In addition, a first skirt is provided at the lower side of the inner tent, the lower end of which is bent inward and coupled to the lower end of the inner tent.

Here, the lower part of the first skirt is characterized in that it is detachably coupled to the lower part of the inner tent by any one of Velcro tape, snap buttons, or zippers.

In addition, the lower part of the mesh screen is characterized in that a second skirt is provided.

In addition, the lower part of the second skirt is characterized in that a plurality of fixing straps are provided for fixing the second skirt to the ground by fixing means including a fixing pack.

According to the present invention, a mesh screen is provided that is detachably installed in the open portion by a tarp or fly, and has an excellent effect of securing ventilation while preventing the inflow of pests, especially in summer.

In addition, according to the present invention, the lower part of the skirt provided in the inner tent is coupled to the lower part of the floor to prevent lifting or fluttering, and by forming a double or more blocking structure, the inflow of external air or rainwater through the ground is fundamentally blocked. It has additional effects that can be used.

In addition, according to the present invention, not only is it easy to install and manage and reduce manufacturing costs due to its simple structure, but it can also be used regardless of weather or season, providing consumers with a product with excellent practicality, cost-effectiveness, and economic efficiency. It has additional effects.

Figure 1 is a diagram schematically showing the structure of a typical existing four-season tent.
Figure 2 is a diagram showing a four-season tent equipped with a removable mesh screen according to the present invention.
Figure 3 is a diagram showing the detailed configuration of the mesh screen of the present invention shown in Figure 2.
Figure 4 is a diagram schematically showing another embodiment of the mesh screen of the present invention shown in Figure 2.
Figure 5 is a view showing the inner tent of the present invention shown in Figure 2 separated.
Figures 6 (a) to (c) are partial enlarged views showing various coupling states between the bottom of the first skirt and the inner tent of the present invention shown in Figure 5.
Figure 7 is a view showing another embodiment of the bottom of the first skirt and the inner tent in the combined state of the present invention shown in Figure 5.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of a four-season tent equipped with a detachable mesh screen according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.

Figure 2 is a diagram showing a four-season tent equipped with a removable mesh screen according to the present invention, Figure 3 is a diagram showing the detailed configuration of the mesh screen of the present invention shown in Figure 2, and Figure 4 is shown in Figure 2 This is a diagram schematically showing another embodiment of the mesh screen of the present invention. Figure 5 is a diagram showing the inner tent of the present invention shown in Figure 2 separated, and Figures 6 (a) to (c) are shown in Figure 5. It is a partial enlarged view showing various coupling states between the bottom of the first skirt and the inner tent in the present invention, and Figure 7 is a diagram showing another embodiment of the coupling state between the bottom of the first skirt and the inner tent in the present invention shown in Figure 5.

The present invention provides a detachable mesh screen at the bottom of a tarp or a fly that serves as a tarp to prevent the inflow of pests in the summer while ensuring ventilation, and at the same time attaches the lower part of the skirt to the bottom of the inner tent or to the ground. A four-season tent (10) equipped with a removable mesh screen that can fundamentally block the inflow of outside air or rainwater or pests through the ground by fixing it (hereinafter referred to as the 'four-season tent (10)') ), the configuration of which may largely include an inner tent 100, a fly 200, a pole 300, and a mesh screen 400, as shown in FIG.

First, the inner tent 100 is a tent used as a bedroom space, and is configured to be fixedly installed on the ground by being located in the inner space of the fly 200, and the fly 200 is located on the outside of the inner tent 100. It is installed to surround it and serves to primarily block rain and wind from the outside. It can be manufactured using waterproof fabric to prevent the infiltration of rainwater, etc.

At this time, the inner tent 100 may be an independent structure installed separately inside the fly 200.

Typically, the fly 200 is installed to secure a larger volume than the inner tent 100. Accordingly, when camping, the space inside the inner tent 100 is used as a room, and the front of the inner tent 100 is used as a room. The inner space of the fly 200 located in can be used as a living room.

When the weather is cold, such as in the winter, the entire edge of the fly 200 can be fixed to the ground so that the inner space can be blocked by the fly 200, and when the weather is hot, such as in the summer, heat or rainwater is blocked. For this purpose, only the upper part of the inner tent 100 can be covered, and both sides, front, and rear of the fly 200 can be selectively opened, so it can be used in all seasons.

Next, the pole 300 allows the inner tent 100 and the fly 200 to be fixedly supported on the ground while maintaining the installation form, and is a tent pole 310 for fixedly supporting the inner tent 100. ) and a fly pole 320 for fixing and supporting the fly 200.

Next, the mesh screen 400 is detachably coupled to the open portion of the fly 200, and has three sides including both sides and the front or four sides including both sides and the front and back in the form of a mesh network. It can play a role in blocking the inflow of pests such as mosquitoes from the outside.

That is, as described above, when the weather is hot, such as in summer, it can be used in a form that ensures ventilation by fixing a part of the fly 200 in an lifted state, as shown in FIG. 2. In this way, the fly (200) 200), if it is used in an open state by lifting it up, pests such as mosquitoes will enter through the open space, making it difficult to enjoy a comfortable camping experience, and especially in the evening or at night when lights must be used, the level of pests rushing towards the lights will increase. It gets worse.

Accordingly, the present invention is characterized by installing a removable mesh screen 400 in the space opened by the fly 200 to ensure ventilation while minimizing damage by pests.

To describe the characteristic configurations of the present invention described above in more detail, first, the inner tent 100 may be formed in various three-dimensional shapes including a dome shape or pillar shape including a bottom surface, and may be formed as a waterproof sheet. It can be formed from any material.

The inner tent 100 can maintain its shape by tent poles 310 that serve as a frame, and is tied with a rope to the edge or corner of the inner tent 100 supported by the tent poles 310. It can be fixed to the ground by fixing it to the ground using an anchor or the like.

In addition, the tent poles 310 can be installed on the inside of the inner tent 100. For this purpose, a plurality of sleeves are installed on the inner side of the inner tent 100 to support the tent poles 310 by inserting them inward. (sleeve) 110 may be formed.

As for the configuration of the inner tent 100 and the tent pole 310, various previously known types can be used, and since this is not claimed as a right in the present invention, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

Meanwhile, as shown in FIG. 5, there is a device at the lower side of the inner tent 100 to block rainwater, etc. from flowing inside and at the same time to block cold outside air from entering the inner tent 100 in winter. One skirt 120 may be installed, and the upper end of the first skirt 120 may be integrally coupled to the lower side of the inner tent 100 with sewing or the like, or may be installed in a detachable form using Velcro tape or the like.

In addition, the lower end of the first skirt 120 is separated from the inner tent 100 and located on the ground, and the length of the first skirt 120 is between the first skirt 120 and the inner tent 100. It may be formed to be longer than the length from the top coupling portion to the ground.

That is, the present invention is characterized by bending the lower end of the first skirt 120 in the direction of the inner tent 100 and joining it to the lower end of the inner tent 100. With this configuration, the first It is possible to prevent the skirt 120 from lifting or fluttering, and thus the inflow of cold external air or rainwater through the ground, that is, can be more effectively blocked.

To explain in more detail, the lower part of the skirt provided in a conventional tent is separated from the tent and flutters in the wind, so not only is it difficult to block cold air from outside in winter from entering the tent, but it also makes it difficult to prevent cold air from entering the tent through the bottom of the tent. Because it is difficult to completely block rainwater, the lower part of the skirt had to be separately fixed using a separate tool such as a sandbag after installing the skirt. However, in the present invention, the lower part of the first skirt 120 is attached to the inner tent 100. ) It is configured to fundamentally prevent external cold air or rainwater from flowing into the inner tent 100 through the lower part by allowing it to be coupled to the lower part of the inner tent 100.

At this time, the lower part of the first skirt 120 can be integrally joined to the lower part of the inner tent 100, that is, the bottom edge of the inner tent 100, by using an adhesive means or by a method such as sewing. In this case, the upper end of the first skirt 120 may be coupled to the lower side of the inner tent 100 in a detachable form.

In addition, although not shown, a pocket-shaped receiving portion may be formed at the lower side of the inner tent 100 to allow the upper end of the first skirt 120 separated from the inner tent 100 to be rolled up and stored.

On the other hand, the lower part of the first skirt 120 can be attached to the lower part of the inner tent 100 in a detachable form by a detachable means 130, and the detachable means 130 includes a Velcro tape 132 and a snap button. A button 134 or a zipper 136 may be used.

In more detail, as shown in (a) and (b) of Figure 6, female or male Velcro tapes 132 or snap buttons 134 are placed at predetermined intervals on the inside of the lower part of the first skirt 120. Installed at the lower end of the inner tent 100, that is, at the edge of the outer bottom surface of the inner tent 100, there is a male or female male or female that can be coupled with the Velcro tape 132 or snap button 134 of the first skirt 120. By installing the Velcro tape 132 or the snap button 134, the lower part of the first skirt 120 can be configured to be coupled to the lower part of the inner tent 100 in a detachable form.

In addition, as shown in (c) of FIG. 6, a zipper 136 is installed at the lower end of the first skirt 120 and the outer bottom edge of the inner tent 100 to secure the lower end of the first skirt 120. It can also be configured to be attached and detached by the zipper 136 structure.

And, as shown in FIG. 7, an insertion groove 140 may be formed at the lower side of the inner tent 100, and the lower end of the first skirt 120 is inserted into the insertion groove 140. It can play a role in joining together.

That is, when attaching and detaching means 130, such as Velcro tape 132, snap button 134, or zipper 136, are provided on the outer floor of the inner tent 100, the inner tent 100 is installed on the ground. Since there is a high risk of foreign substances staining or damaging the attachment/detachment means 130 due to contact or friction, etc., the side lower portion of the inner tent 100 is folded inward so that the lower portion of the first skirt 120 can be inserted. By forming the groove 140, damage to the attachment/detachment means 130 due to contact with the ground can be prevented.

In more detail, the attachment and detachment means 130 corresponding to the attachment and detachment means 130 such as the Velcro tape 132, the snap button 134 or the zipper 136 provided at the bottom of the first skirt 120 are attached to the inner It is installed inside the insertion groove 140 of the tent 100, and with the inner tent 100 installed on the ground, the lower end of the first skirt 120 is inserted into the insertion groove 140 to provide a detachment means ( When the 130) are coupled together, the lower end of the first skirt 120 is fixed to the inner tent 100 and the detachable means 130 does not directly contact the ground, thereby preventing the detachable means 130 from being damaged. .

In addition, when joining the lower end of the first skirt 120 inside the insertion groove 140 of the inner tent 100 as described above, the bottom edge of the inner tent 100 forms a reinforcement structure of at least 3 layers. Therefore, it is possible to more effectively block external cold air or rainwater from flowing into the inside through the lower part of the inner tent 100.

Meanwhile, as described above, the mesh screen 400 can be detachably coupled to the open portion of the fly 200. For this purpose, a zipper (not shown), etc. is attached to the rear end of the mesh screen 400. A means may be provided, and the coupling means of the mesh screen 400 may be coupled to the opening of the ply 200, that is, the opening formed at the front end of the ply 200 due to the ply 200 being lifted upward. A coupling means such as a zipper may be provided to allow this.

In addition, the upper part of the mesh screen 400 may be supported by a fly pole 320 for supporting the fly 200 in a lifted state. For this purpose, a length-adjustable strap is attached to the upper part of the mesh screen 400. (410) may be provided.

That is, the length-adjustable strap 410 is configured to fix the upper part of the mesh screen 400 to the upper part of the fly pole 320 or the support pole, and is capable of adjusting its length, so the mesh screen 400 ), the height of the fly 200 or the fly pole 320 can be freely adjusted.

In addition, a zipper 420 installed in the upper and lower directions is provided at the front end of the mesh screen 400, so that it can be configured to allow free access to the outside even when the mesh screen 400 is installed.

In addition, a plurality of toggles 430 may be provided at the upper end of the mesh screen 400 so that the lower end of the mesh screen 400 can be rolled up and fixed. Although not shown, the mesh screen 400 ) A strap may be provided at the mid-height of the mesh screen 400 to fold and secure the front end of the mesh screen 400 into a curtain-like shape.

Meanwhile, as shown in FIG. 3, a second skirt 440 may be provided at the lower part of the mesh screen 400, and the second skirt 440 reinforces the lower part of the mesh screen 400 and at the same time It is configured to block the inflow of pests through the lower part of the mesh screen 400, and the second skirt 440 is provided with a plurality of fixing straps 442 to secure the second skirt by fixing means such as a pack (peg). The lower part of 440 may be configured to be firmly fixed to the ground.

In addition, although not shown, when laying a ground sheet such as a tarpaulin on the ground and installing the all-season tent 10 according to the present invention on top of it, like the first skirt 120 described above, the lower part of the second skirt 440 It can be configured to prevent the second skirt 440 from lifting or fluttering due to wind, etc., without using fixing means such as a pack by bending it in the direction of the bottom surface of the ground sheet and joining it to the lower part of the ground sheet. .

In addition, according to another embodiment of the four-season tent 10 according to the present invention, the fly 200 is lifted upward with the mesh screen 400 installed, or the fly 200 lifted upward is installed. The mesh screen 400 can be lowered to cover the upper part and fixed to the ground. In this case, the rear end of the mesh screen 400 is fixed inside the open portion of the fly 200 using a hook or zipper, etc. The front end of the mesh screen 400 can be fixed to the ground using a fixing means such as a pack.

That is, as shown in Figure 4, with the four-season tent 10 according to the present invention installed, the front is opened by lifting one side fly 200 and fixing it with a pole (not shown), and then the open The rear end of the mesh screen 400 is fixed on the inside of the part using means such as a hook or zipper, and the front end of the mesh screen 400 is secured to a pack, etc. through a fixing strap formed on the second skirt 440. Installation of the mesh screen 400 to prevent the entry of pests can be completed by fixing it with a fixing means.

At this time, since only the rear end of the mesh screen 400 is fixed to the inside of the fly 200, when it is desired to close the open fly 200, the fly 200 is moved to the top of the mesh screen 400. can be lowered and fixed to the ground, and thus the fly 200 can be immediately closed without removing the mesh screen 400.

In addition, when the fly 200 is closed with the upper part of the mesh screen 400, the second skirt 440 of the fly 200 and the mesh screen 400 prevents cold wind or the inflow of pests through the lower part of the tent 10. ) may have the advantage of being double blocked.

Therefore, according to the four-season tent 10 according to the present invention as described above, it is provided with a mesh screen 400 that is removably installed in the part opened by the fly 200 to prevent the inflow of pests in the summer and provide ventilation. It is possible to secure the lower part of the first skirt 120 provided in the inner tent 100 by combining it with the lower part of the floor to prevent lifting or fluttering and forming a double or more blocking structure to block external air or rainwater through the ground. It is able to fundamentally block the inflow of It has various advantages such as being able to provide excellent products.

Although the above-described embodiments describe the most preferred examples of the present invention, they are not limited to the above embodiments, and the mesh screen 400 is installed at the bottom of an open tarp to allow pests to enter from the outside. It is clear to those skilled in the art that various modifications are possible without departing from the technical spirit of the present invention, such as blocking.

The present invention relates to a four-season tent equipped with a removable mesh screen. More specifically, the present invention relates to a tent for all seasons equipped with a removable mesh screen. More specifically, a removable mesh screen is provided on the lower part of a tarp or a fly that serves as a tarp to prevent the inflow of pests in the summer and ensure ventilation. It is equipped with a removable mesh screen that fundamentally blocks the inflow of outside air or rainwater or pests through the ground by fixing the lower part of the skirt to the bottom of the inner tent or the ground. It's about the dragon tent.

10: Tent for all seasons 100: Inner tent
110: sleeve 120: first skirt
130: Detachment means 132: Velcro tape
134: snap button 136, 420: zipper
140: Insertion groove 200: Fly
300: Pole 310: Pole for tent
320: Fly pole 400: Mesh screen
410: Length adjustable strap 430: Toggle
440: Second skirt 442: Fixed strap

Claims (7)

In a four-season tent including an inner tent, a fly, and poles for fixing the inner tent and the fly,
A mesh screen that is detachably coupled to the portion opened by the fly to block the inflow of pests into the tent,
A first skirt provided on the lower side of the inner tent,
It includes a second skirt provided at the lower part of the mesh screen,
A detachable means is provided at the lower end of the first skirt,
At the bottom of the side of the inner tent, an insertion groove is formed on the inside with a detachable means corresponding to the detachable means provided on the first skirt,
A four-season tent, characterized in that the lower end of the first skirt is inserted into the insertion groove and coupled to be detachable.
According to clause 1,
A four-season tent with a removable mesh screen, characterized in that the mesh screen is provided with a length-adjustable strap that is connected to a pole and installed at the top of the mesh screen to maintain the shape of the mesh screen.
According to clause 2,
A four-season tent with a detachable mesh screen, characterized in that the rear end of the mesh screen is detachably coupled to the opening of the fly, and the front end of the mesh screen is provided with a zipper that can be opened and closed in the up and down directions. .
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