KR200470815Y1 - Indian tent for children - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an Indian tent for infants and children. More specifically, by converging the tops of the plurality of rods constituting the rod set so as not to cross each other and fixing each other by using a wire or the like through a coupling hole formed at the top of each rod, when the tops of the rods cross each other, the protruding portions are radial. In order to solve the problem of safety and appearance due to the achievement, to maximize the bearing capacity of the rod set to form the skeleton of the Indian tent by strongly bonding the top of each rod, and equipped with a rail curtain to open and close the window provided in the fabric, the curtain The rails of the curtains are formed by using a string to prevent safety accidents while the support for them is sufficient, and the curtains are arranged to be part of the characters or objects around the windows, so that different situations can be produced depending on whether or not the windows are opened. Not only stimulates the curiosity of infants and children, but also separates each rod into a plurality Infants and children's Indian tents maximize the mobility and portability of Indian tents by inserting pipes fixed to one rod to one side of the rods so that anyone can easily assemble and dismantle while maintaining the support of the rods. It is about.
To this end, the present invention is a plurality of rods are combined in the shape of a polygonal pyramid, the top of the rod set is fixed to each other; At least one side of the fabric surrounding the rod set; A window provided on at least one side of the fabric; And it provides an Indian tent for infants and children, characterized in that it comprises a rail curtain for opening and closing the window.

Description

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The present invention relates to an Indian tent for infants and children. More specifically, by converging the tops of the plurality of rods constituting the rod set so as not to cross each other and fixing each other by using a wire or the like through a coupling hole formed at the top of each rod, when the tops of the rods cross each other, the protruding portions are radial. In order to solve the problem of safety and appearance due to the achievement, to maximize the bearing capacity of the rod set to form the skeleton of the Indian tent by strongly bonding the top of each rod, and equipped with a rail curtain to open and close the window provided in the fabric, the curtain In order to prevent safety accidents, the rails of the curtains are formed using a string or in the form of a curtained window, and the curtains are part of a character or an object around the window. To create different situations to stimulate the curiosity of infants and children. In addition, the rods can be separated into a plurality of rods, and a pipe fixed to one rod is inserted into the rod coupling portion so that anyone can easily assemble and dismantle while maintaining the support of the rod. It is about the maximized infant and child Indian tent.

Generally, through the infancy, the instinctive psychology of a person who wants to have his / her own area from the age of 3 years or older usually occurs. From this point on, the children want to form their own area in a small space or a corner.

The volleyball toys that hold the balls and hold the balls to learn the senses by forming the space to reflect these psychological thoughts and the simple tent of the hut form that allows the body to enter the space are the activities parapets for infants and children And is commercially available.

These play tents take the shape of a house or a box, and most of them are made of cloth material. In order to maintain the shape, the support pockets of the elastic body which can keep a certain shape inside each corner are built in, Shape or a house-like shape.

At least one side is provided with a door that can be opened or closed by a slide fastener so that infants and children can open and close the door. .

However, this type of tent has a disadvantage in that it forms a small space so that children can get in and out of the space, so they can't play very well and get tired of their curiosity.

In order to make up for the shortcomings of these general infant and child tents, folding Indian tents, which take the form of Indian tents, have emerged.

The Indian tent has a pentagonal pyramid shape, and in order to maintain such a shape, a skeleton is made of wooden sticks and the skeleton is wrapped in cloth.

However, a typical Indian tent has a plurality of sticks gathered at the top of the tent, overlapping each other, protruding radially, not only in appearance but also in danger of causing a safety accident.

In addition, since the bar has a length of about 180cm, there is a problem that it is very difficult to move to a passenger car when moving the Indian tent outdoors. Although Indian tents can be used outdoors, there are limitations that can only be used in homes due to the inconvenience of moving.

On the other hand, although a window is formed in a general Indian tent, it is difficult to install a rail curtain to open and close the window, and the curtains are pulled in both directions and bound together. Even if wires are used for the rail curtains, if the wires are bonded to the fabric surrounding the bar, the fabric may be torn and children may experience safety accidents.

The present invention has been devised to solve the above problems, and in particular, when the top of each rod crosses each other, the projected parts are radially solved in appearance, to solve the safety problem, and of the rod set forming the skeleton of the Indian tent Maximizes the capacity of the support, stimulates the curiosity of infants and children by creating different situations depending on whether the window is opened or not, and maintains the rod's support so that anyone can easily assemble and dismantle the tent. The purpose is to provide Indian tents for infants and children that maximize sex.

Infant and child Indian tent according to the present invention devised to achieve the above object is a plurality of rods are combined in the shape of a polygonal pyramid, the top of the rod set is fixed to each other; At least one side of the fabric surrounding the rod set; A window provided on at least one side of the fabric; And it characterized in that it comprises a rail curtain or cross curtain or cover curtain to open and close the window.

In addition, the upper end of each rod constituting the rod set is converged without crossing each other, the upper end of each rod is provided with a coupling hole, it may be fixed to each other by a wire passing through each of the coupling holes.

In addition, it may further comprise a solid covering the top of the rod set.

In addition, each rod may be separated into a first rod and a second rod, and the first rod and the second rod may be connected to each other by a tick or a magnet.

In addition, a pipe is inserted into an outer circumferential surface of the connecting portion of the first rod and the second rod, and the pipe may be fixed to the lower end of the first rod.

According to the present invention, a plurality of rods constituting a rod set converge so that they do not cross each other and are fixed to each other by using a wire or the like through a coupling hole formed at the top of each rod, so that the protruding portions are radial when the tops of each rod cross each other. Appearance due to the appearance, to solve the safety problem, by strongly combining the top of each rod has the effect of maximizing the bearing capacity of the rod set forming the skeleton of the Indian tent.

In addition, according to the present invention is provided with a rail-type curtain to open and close the window provided in the fabric, while the support for the curtain is sufficient to form a rail of the curtain by using a string to prevent a safety accident, the curtain around the window By arranging to be a part of the character or thing, the window is opened according to whether or not to produce a different situation is effective to stimulate the curiosity of infants and children.

In addition, according to the present invention to implement a plurality of rods can be separated into a plurality, by inserting a pipe that is fixed to one rod at the coupling portion of the rod to maintain the support of the rod, so that anyone can easily assemble and dismantle, It has the effect of maximizing mobility and portability.

1 is a perspective view of an Indian tent for infants and children according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention,
Figure 2 is a perspective view of the entrance of the infant and child Indian tent of Figure 1 opened;
3 and 4 are perspective views for explaining the upper coupling structure of the rod set of Figure 1,
5 to 8 is a perspective view for explaining the window and the rail curtain in Figure 1,
9 to 11 are perspective views for explaining the separation and coupling structure of each bar in FIG.
12 and 13 are perspective views showing an example implemented by a crossover curtain instead of a rail curtain,
14 and 15 are a perspective view showing an example implemented as a cover curtain instead of a rail curtain and cross curtain,
16 is a perspective view showing the separated wooden bar.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the drawings, the same reference numerals are used to designate the same or similar components throughout the drawings. In the following description of the present invention, a detailed description of known functions and configurations incorporated herein will be omitted when it may make the subject matter of the present invention rather unclear. It will be appreciated that those skilled in the art can change or modify the embodiments without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention.

1 is a perspective view of an Indian tent for infants and children according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an entrance of the infant and child Indian tent of FIG. 1 open; FIG. 3 and 4 are perspective views for explaining the upper coupling structure of the rod set of FIG. 5 to 8 are perspective views for explaining the window and the rail curtain in FIG. 9 to 11 are perspective views for explaining the separation and coupling structure of each bar in FIG.

Infant and child Indian tent according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, referring to Figures 1 to 11, a rod set consisting of a plurality of rods 10, fabric 20, window 30, rail curtain 40 is made.

Rod set is a plurality of rods 10 are combined in a polygonal pyramid shape, the top of each rod is fixed to each other. Rod 10 is preferably a wooden rod, of course, may be formed of other materials, including plastic. Although the drawings show that the plurality of rods 10 are combined in a pentagonal pyramid shape, they may be formed in other polygonal pyramid shapes such as square pyramid and hexagon pyramid. The shape of the rod set is not limited here.

3 and 4, the tops of the rods 10 constituting the rod set converge without intersecting with each other. Since the tops of the rods 10 do not cross each other, a problem arises in appearance and safety due to the radial portions of the tops of the rods intersecting with each other, as in the conventional Indian tent, to form a radial shape.

A coupling hole is provided at the upper end of each rod 10 and is coupled to each other by a wire 12 or the like passing through each coupling hole. Since the upper end of each rod 10 is strongly coupled as described above, the supporting force of the rod set forming the skeleton of the Indian tent is maximized.

Since the top of the rod set is covered with a goku (60), the top of the rod set is not exposed from the outside to save the design elements and to stimulate the curiosity of infants and children more. The collars 60 and 160 may be formed in various shapes, for example, may be formed in the shape of a Santa hat as shown in FIG. 1 or a wizard hat as shown in FIG. 7.

The fabric 20 surrounds the set of rods and forms at least one side opening so that the at least one side is opened.

In addition, by forming a rod inserting portion 24 which is a space in which the rod 10 is inserted into the fabric 20, as shown in Figure 4 so that the rod 10 and the fabric 20 is easily coupled, the fabric 20 Minimize bleeding and wrinkling.

The window 30 is provided on at least one side of the fabric 20. Although the figure shows a cross-shaped window, it is understood that it may be formed in another shape.

Rail curtain 40 is provided on the upper portion of the window 30 to open and close the window (30).

It is easy to attach a rail curtain to a home or a building, but forming a rail curtain on the fabric of an Indian tent, which is a folding tent, requires technical elements and sewing techniques.

For example, when a rail is formed using a wire, such as a rail curtain of a typical home, both ends of the wire must be fixed to the fabric, and in this process, the fabric can be damaged or broken, and both ends of the wire are hardly fixed. . And even if the wire is fixed to the fabric there is always a risk of safety accidents for infants and children.

In the present invention, the rail-type curtain 40 secures both ends of the general strap or leather strap through sewing on the fabric 20, and attaches a curtain to the general strap or leather strap to prevent safety accidents while utilizing the rail-type curtain function. To prevent. Such a general strap or leather strap may be covered by a character or an object (a corrugated portion just below the snowman's neck in FIGS. 5 and 6) around the window such that it is not visible from the outside as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6.

In addition, the rail-type curtain 40 is designed to form a part of the character or object provided in the fabric 20, a separate situation when opening and closing the window 30 with the rail-type curtain 40, respectively This should happen.

For example, when closing the window 30 by arranging the rail curtain 40 to be a snowman's clothes or shawl as shown in FIG. 5, the snowman is dressed, and when the window 30 is opened, the snowman It can be implemented to be in a situation with this shawl.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 7, when the rail-type curtain 140 is disposed to be a part of the ship, the window 130 is closed when the window 130 is closed, and when the window 130 is opened, the ship having a window and decorated with a window It can also be implemented.

12 and 13, an example of implementing a crossing curtain instead of a rail curtain is illustrated. As shown in Figure 12, leaving the curtain crosses in the center as it becomes the owl's belly, the window appears when you walk the curtain forming the owl belly. As shown in FIG. 13, when the curtains intersected at the center are left as they are, the sail becomes a sail boat, and when the curtains forming the sails are walked, a window appears.

Referring to FIGS. 14 and 15, an example of a cover curtain is shown instead of a rail curtain and a cross curtain. As shown in Figure 14, if the curtain in the form of a cover as it is sleeping moon, when the cover is lifted up to fix the window appears. As shown in Figure 15, if you leave the curtain in the form of a cover as a leaf of the tree, the window appears when the cover is lifted upwards.

9 to 11, each rod 10 is implemented to be separated and coupled to the first rod (10a) and the second rod (10b). In the drawings, one rod is separated into two of the upper rod and the lower rod as an example, but may be implemented to be separated into two or more as necessary.

Thus, each rod 10 constituting the rod set can be separated into a plurality of maximal mobility and portability of the Indian tent for infants and children. In addition, since the first rod (10a) and the second rod (10b) is coupled by a simple operation even when moving to remove the installation, anyone can easily perform assembly and disassembly.

For example, the first rod 10a and the second rod 10b may be coupled using a tick coupling method or a magnet coupling method, and other coupling methods are possible.

9 shows an example in which the first rod 10a and the second rod 10b are coupled in a tick form. To this end, a protrusion 14a is provided at the end of the first rod 10a, and a recess 14b corresponding to the protrusion 14a is provided at the end of the second rod 10b.

10 shows an example in which the first rod 10a and the second rod 10b are coupled by a magnetic force of a magnet. To this end, a magnet portion 16a is provided at the end of the first rod 10a, and a metal portion 16b is attached to the magnet portion 16a at the end of the second rod 10b.

Referring to FIG. 11, a pipe 50 is inserted into a connection portion between the first rod 10a and the second rod 10b. For example, the pipe 50 may be formed of an aluminum material, and the pipe 50 is not limited thereto.

Pipe 50 is fixed to the lower end of the first rod (10a) using a piece 52 or the like. For example, the first rod 10a may be an upper bar, the second rod 10b may be a lower bar, and in this case, the pipe 50 is fixed to the upper bar. The dotted part in the center of the pipe 50 is the part where the tip or magnet is located. Since the pipe 50 is fixed to the upper bar or the lower bar as described above, the two bars are firmly inserted by inserting the bar without the pipe 50 into the bar to which the pipe 50 is fixed, and joining them with a tick or a magnet. To be combined. Although not shown, the pipe may be fixed to the lower bar.

Even when separating two sticks from each other, the pipes are held in one hand, the pipes without pipes are held in the other hand, and they are easily separated.

Figure 16 shows a separate wooden stick.

It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made hereto without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims. will be. Therefore, the embodiments disclosed in the present invention and the accompanying drawings are intended to illustrate and not to limit the technical idea of the present invention, and the scope of the technical idea of the present invention is not limited by these embodiments and the accompanying drawings . The scope of protection of the present invention should be construed according to the following claims, and all technical ideas which are within the scope of the same should be interpreted as being included in the scope of the present invention.

10-Rod 20-Fabric
30-Window 40-Rail Curtain
50-pipe

Claims (5)

A plurality of rods are combined in a polygonal pyramid shape, and a rod set having upper ends fixed thereto; At least one side of the fabric surrounding the rod set; A window provided on at least one side of the fabric; And a rail curtain or a cross curtain or a cover curtain to open and close the window.
The upper end of each rod constituting the rod set is converged without crossing each other, the upper end of each rod is provided with a coupling hole, and fixed to each other by a wire passing through each coupling hole, each rod is a first rod and a second rod Detachable, the first rod and the second rod is connected to each other by a tick or a magnet, the fabric is formed with a rod insertion portion that is a space for inserting the rod, the rail curtain is fixed to the fabric by sewing both ends of the string, A curtain is attached to the string, but the string is covered by a character or an object around the window so that it cannot be seen from the outside, and the rail curtain forms part of a character or an object provided in the fabric and is closed when the window is opened by the rail curtain. Indian tents for infants and children, characterized in that separate situations occur in each case. delete The method of claim 1,
Indian tents for infants and children further comprising a solid covering the top of the rod set. delete The method of claim 1,
A pipe is inserted into the outer circumferential surface of the connecting portion of the first rod and the second rod, the indian tent for infants and children, characterized in that the pipe is fixed to the bottom of the first rod.

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