SE468087B - Cover for boats - Google Patents

Abstract

The cover plates (1-5) are divided into two halves along the centre of the boat. The halves are independent of one another being displaceable along the middle part, and lockable with the aid of fixtures int he front edge of the boat. They work in conjunction with a guide strip fixed to the upper edge part of the boat hull to achieve a good seal.

Description

10 15 20 25 30 35 40 468 087 1 The invention is described in more detail in connection with the appended claims drawings there Fig. 1 shows a side view of a boat equipped with a canopy including cover plates. ' Fig. 2. shows a view from above where cover plates and middle part appears.

Fig. 3 shows a view from the stern.

Fig. 4 shows a view from the bow.

Fig. 5 shows a section of joint part with sealing elements.

Fig. 6 shows a side view of cover plates extended.

Fig. 7. shows a side view where the cover plates are in the retracted position.

Fig. 8 shows a cross section of the middle part.

Fig. 9. shows a section at guide strip.

Invention called canopy with extendable transparencies cover sheets consisting mainly of cover sheets (1-8), guide strip (10) (11), middle part (12) and mounting bracket (13).

Figs. 1-4 show a boat equipped with a canopy.

The cover plates 1-8 are placed in the non-extended condition inside a mounting bracket (13).

The cover plates 1-5 are pulled forward towards the boat's bow and then connect close to the front (15) and to the hull side part (14).

The cover plates 6-8 are articulated to the mounting bracket (13) in a joint (16) and are in their upper position recessed in mounting bracket (13).

Another option is to fold the cover plates in downwards in connection to the boat hull.

When the cover plates 6-8 are to be folded down / up, there is a handle placed on cover plate 6 which can be manually pulled down from recessed position in the mounting frame (13) and there cover plates (7,8) follows the movement.

Cover plate (6) connects to the boat hull in a strip (17).

The cover plate (6) can then be locked in its lowest position with 3 by means of some form of locking mechanism.

Fig. 2 shows that the front of the chapel is divided into two. halves 1-5a, 1-5b, preferably symmetrical, there for example, the middle division of the boat can be the dividing line.

The cover plates 1-5a and 1-5b are independent of each other and in 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 .Ds O\ O) C) OO \ .1 3 longitudinal displaceable relative to each other.

This allows only one half, for example cover sheets 1-5a can be pulled out while cover sheets 1-5b can maintained in mounting bracket if desired.

This is very desirable when, for example, you are on the lake or by the quay when there is a strong crosswind and you do not want to cover completely.

The cover plates 6-8 at the stern of the boat can also be divided in the same way as at the front.

This embodiment, on the other hand, does not show this but in this only whole cover discs that are contiguous from are displayed hull left to right.

Fig. 5 shows a section at the joint between cover plates 1-8.

The cover plates 1-8 hook into each other in a special hook for this (18) provided with sealing elements (19), for example rubber.

The hook (18) can be designed with a so-called snap function to provide a stable and tight connection between cover plates.

Figures 6 and 7 show in more detail how the movement of cover plates 1-5 can be designed.

The cover plates 1-5 are in their upper part displaceable / slidable connected to a central part (12) which enables movement of cover plates 1-5 in the longitudinal direction of the boat.

The cover plate (5) is slidable / slidable in its lower part mounted to mounting bracket (13) in such a way that a movement of the cover plate (5) is possible in the longitudinal direction of the boat.

The cover plate (4) is slidably connected to its lower part cover plate (5) in such a way that cover plate (4) can displaced in the longitudinal direction of the boat _ The storage can, for example, consist of a strip (20) placed on cover plate (5), wherein a bearing attached to cover plate (4) (21) or the like can run and form a stable attachment.

Cover plates (1) (2) and (3) are stored in the same way.

Cover plate (1) does not need to be equipped with a strip as there are no more cover plates are necessary.

Cover plate (1), on the other hand, is equipped with handles and locking mechanism for stable attachment of canopy to for example, the front of the boat.

The handle is for manually pulling out the canopy comprising cover plates (1-5) from fastening arch (13).

Fig. 8 shows a cross section of the middle part (12) which for example, may consist of a number of rails (22) to which 10 15 20 468 087 cover plates (1-5) can be stored.

Fig. 8a shows only a cross section of the middle part.

Fig. 8b shows the middle part (13) when cover plates 1-5 are connected.

The middle part (12) has a cavity (23) where you can, for example introduce a mechanism (26) for mechanical retraction and retraction of of cover plates (1-5) by means of a motor or the like.

A fastening device (25) to the cover plate (1) enables a connection of a linear movement in the longitudinal direction of the boat.

One or more grooves (29) in the middle part (12) enable access to cover plate (1) for attachment of mechanical movement Fig. 9 shows a cross section of guide strip (10) when the cover plates are elongated.

The guide strip (10) has the task of constituting a drainage gutter for water transported along cover plates 1-5 and to constitute end position locking of cover plates 1-5. The end position lock consists of a wedge-shaped stop (27) there a pin (28) attached to the inside of the cover plates (1-5) hooks at the final stage of the outgoing movement.

This feature is important to obtain a safe and stable attachment of cover plates to the hull.

The invention is not limited to the above mentioned and described without modifications are of course conceivable within the framework of the idea of invention.

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Claims (2)

5,468,087 Canopy, preferably intended for boats comprising a number of cover plates which are telescopically slidable and extendable into each other, characterized in that the cover plates (1-5) are slidably arranged on each side of a central part (12) extending from the front attachment (15) of the canopy to an attachment position, in which the cover plates (1-5) are stored in the folded position, and where guide strips (10) occupy the edge of the cover plates which is opposite the edge attached to the middle part. 2. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the cover plates (1-5) are lockable in extendable position.