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- This document relates generally to the motor vehicle equipment field and, more particularly, to an adjustable cup holder particularly suited for holding tall cups, bottles and the like.
- Bottles, cups and other tall objects which may be transported and used in a motor vehicle come in various sizes and geometries.
- This document relates to a new and improved cup holder that is adjustable so as to hold taller drink cups, drink bottles and the like in a stable manner for any foreseeable operating conditions of the motor vehicle. When adjusted, the cup holder holds tall drink cups, bottles and the like in a more stable manner thereby eliminating potential distraction of the driver and reducing and in many instances substantially eliminating any spill risk.
- a new and improved adjustable cup holder is provided. That adjustable cup holder is particularly suited for relatively tall drink cups, drink bottles and the like.
- the adjustable cup holder comprises a base including a first cup well, a retainer carried on the base and a biasing element.
- the retainer is displaceable between a home position and a deployed position.
- the biasing element biases the retainer toward the deployed position.
- the retainer may include a retention ring carried on a support.
- the support may include a first post and a second post.
- the biasing element may include a first compression spring that extends around the first post and a second compression spring that extends around the second post.
- the first cup well may include a first open end.
- the retention ring may be located adjacent the first open end when the retainer is in the home position which is commonly utilized when the cup holder is holding shorter drink cups, drink cans, drink bottles and like items.
- the retainer is raised above and positioned remote from the first open end when the retainer is in the deployed position for holding taller drink cans, drink cups, drink bottles and other tall items.
- the retention ring at least partially outlines the first open end.
- the base may include a second cup well. That second cup well may include a second open end.
- the retention ring may at least partially outline the second open end.
- the base may include a guide track that receives the support. That guide track may include a first guideway and a second guideway.
- the first post may slide in the first guideway.
- the second post may slide in the second guideway.
- the first compression spring may be captured in the first guideway.
- the second compression spring may be captured in the second guideway.
- the base may include a partition section between the first cup well and the second cup well.
- the guide track may be provided in the partition section of the base.
- the adjustable cup holder also includes a latching mechanism that holds the retention ring against the biasing force of the compression springs in both the home position and the deployed position.
- the latching mechanism may include a first follower on the first post and a second follower on the second post.
- the latching mechanism may include a first guide channel on the first guideway and a second guide channel on the second guideway.
- the two guide channels may both be continuous and may both include alternating high peaks and low peaks.
- the first follower slides along the first guide channel and the second follower slides along the second guide channel. As the retention ring is displaced between the home and deployed positions, the followers are displaced along the guide channels between the alternating low peaks and high peaks.
- the adjustable cup holder is capable of other, different embodiments and its several details are capable of modification in various, obvious aspects all without departing from the adjustable cup holder as set forth and described in the following claims. Accordingly, the drawings and descriptions should be regarded as illustrative in nature and not as restrictive.
- FIG. 1 is a detailed perspective view of the adjustable cup holder wherein the retainer of that adjustable cup holder is illustrated in the deployed position raised above the base of the cup holder.
- FIG. 2 a is a schematic view of the adjustable cup holder in the home position wherein the retainer is lowered adjacent the top edge of the base.
- FIG. 2 b is a view similar to FIG. 2 a but illustrating the adjustable cup holder with the retainer in the deployed position extending above the top edge of the base.
- FIG. 3 a is a detailed schematic view illustrating the latching mechanism of the adjustable cup holder in the home position.
- FIG. 3 b is a detailed schematic view similar to FIG. 3 a but showing the latching mechanism in the deployed position.
- FIG. 4 is a side elevational view of the adjustable cup holder illustrating two tall drink bottles held in the two cup wells of the adjustable cup holder.
- the adjustable cup holder 10 may be incorporated into a center console or trim panel of a motor vehicle.
- the adjustable cup holder 10 generally includes a base 12 , a retainer 14 , that is carried on the base and displaceable between a lowered or home position and a raised or deployed position, and a biasing element 16 for biasing the retainer toward the deployed position.
- the base 12 includes a first cup well 18 , a second cup well 20 and a partition section 22 between the first and second cup wells.
- the first cup well 20 includes a first open end 24 for receiving a cup, a can, a bottle or other item.
- the second cup well 20 includes a second open end 26 for receiving a cup, a can, a bottle or other item.
- the retainer 14 includes a retention ring 28 carried on a support 30 .
- the retention ring 28 at least partially outlines the first open end 24 of the first cup well 18 and the second open end 26 of the second cup well 20 .
- the support 30 comprises two posts 32 , 34 .
- the biasing element 16 comprises a first compression spring 36 that is concentrically received around or extends around the first post 32 and a second compression spring 38 that is concentrically received around or extends around the second post 34 .
- the base 12 includes a guide track 40 that receives the posts 32 , 34 of the support 30 . More specifically, the guide track 40 includes a first guideway 42 and a second guideway 44 . The guideways 42 , 44 of the guide track 40 are provided in the partition section 22 of the base 12 .
- first compression spring 36 of the biasing element 16 is captured in the first guideway 42 .
- the second compression spring 38 of the biasing element 16 is captured in the second guideway 44 .
- the first post 32 slides in the first guideway 42 and the second post 34 slides in the second guideway 44 when the retainer 14 is displaced between the home position illustrated in FIG. 2 a and the deployed position illustrated in FIG. 2 b.
- the retention ring 28 of the retainer 14 is located adjacent to the top edge of the base 12 extending at least partially around the first open end 24 of the first cup well 18 and the second open end 26 of the second cup well 20 when in the home position.
- the retention ring 28 of the retainer 14 is raised above and remote from the first open end 24 of the first cup well 18 and the second open end 26 of the second cup well 20 .
- the retention ring 28 steadies and functions to stably hold tall drink cans, bottles B or like items (see FIG. 4 ).
- a latching mechanism releasably secures the retainer 14 alternately in the lowered or home position, illustrated in FIGS. 2 a and 3 a , and the raised or deployed position illustrated in FIGS. 2 b and 3 b .
- the latching mechanism 50 includes a first follower 52 carried in a continuous groove 54 on the first post 32 and a second follower 56 carried in a continuous groove 58 on the second post 34 .
- the latching mechanism 50 also includes a first guide channel 60 on the wall 62 of the first guideway 42 and a second guide channel 64 on the wall 66 of the second guideway 44 .
- Each of the two guide channels 60 , 64 is a continuous path of alternating high peaks 68 and low peaks 70 .
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- This document relates generally to the motor vehicle equipment field and, more particularly, to an adjustable cup holder particularly suited for holding tall cups, bottles and the like.
- Bottles, cups and other tall objects which may be transported and used in a motor vehicle come in various sizes and geometries. This document relates to a new and improved cup holder that is adjustable so as to hold taller drink cups, drink bottles and the like in a stable manner for any foreseeable operating conditions of the motor vehicle. When adjusted, the cup holder holds tall drink cups, bottles and the like in a more stable manner thereby eliminating potential distraction of the driver and reducing and in many instances substantially eliminating any spill risk.
- In accordance with the purposes and benefits described herein, a new and improved adjustable cup holder is provided. That adjustable cup holder is particularly suited for relatively tall drink cups, drink bottles and the like. The adjustable cup holder comprises a base including a first cup well, a retainer carried on the base and a biasing element. The retainer is displaceable between a home position and a deployed position. The biasing element biases the retainer toward the deployed position.
- The retainer may include a retention ring carried on a support. The support may include a first post and a second post. The biasing element may include a first compression spring that extends around the first post and a second compression spring that extends around the second post.
- The first cup well may include a first open end. The retention ring may be located adjacent the first open end when the retainer is in the home position which is commonly utilized when the cup holder is holding shorter drink cups, drink cans, drink bottles and like items. In contrast, the retainer is raised above and positioned remote from the first open end when the retainer is in the deployed position for holding taller drink cans, drink cups, drink bottles and other tall items. In at least some of the many possible embodiments of the adjustable cup holder, the retention ring at least partially outlines the first open end.
- In at least some of the many possible embodiments of the adjustable cup holder, the base may include a second cup well. That second cup well may include a second open end. In such an embodiment the retention ring may at least partially outline the second open end.
- In at least some of the many possible embodiments of the adjustable cup holder, the base may include a guide track that receives the support. That guide track may include a first guideway and a second guideway. The first post may slide in the first guideway. The second post may slide in the second guideway. The first compression spring may be captured in the first guideway. The second compression spring may be captured in the second guideway.
- In at least some of the many possible embodiments of the adjustable cup holder, the base may include a partition section between the first cup well and the second cup well. The guide track may be provided in the partition section of the base.
- The adjustable cup holder also includes a latching mechanism that holds the retention ring against the biasing force of the compression springs in both the home position and the deployed position. The latching mechanism may include a first follower on the first post and a second follower on the second post.
- In addition, the latching mechanism may include a first guide channel on the first guideway and a second guide channel on the second guideway. The two guide channels may both be continuous and may both include alternating high peaks and low peaks. The first follower slides along the first guide channel and the second follower slides along the second guide channel. As the retention ring is displaced between the home and deployed positions, the followers are displaced along the guide channels between the alternating low peaks and high peaks.
- In the following description, there are shown and described several preferred embodiments of the adjustable cup holder. As it should be realized, the adjustable cup holder is capable of other, different embodiments and its several details are capable of modification in various, obvious aspects all without departing from the adjustable cup holder as set forth and described in the following claims. Accordingly, the drawings and descriptions should be regarded as illustrative in nature and not as restrictive.
- The accompanying drawing figures incorporated herein and forming a part of the specification, illustrate several aspects of the adjustable cup holder and together with the description serve to explain certain principles thereof.
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FIG. 1 is a detailed perspective view of the adjustable cup holder wherein the retainer of that adjustable cup holder is illustrated in the deployed position raised above the base of the cup holder. -
FIG. 2a is a schematic view of the adjustable cup holder in the home position wherein the retainer is lowered adjacent the top edge of the base. -
FIG. 2b is a view similar toFIG. 2a but illustrating the adjustable cup holder with the retainer in the deployed position extending above the top edge of the base. -
FIG. 3a is a detailed schematic view illustrating the latching mechanism of the adjustable cup holder in the home position. -
FIG. 3b is a detailed schematic view similar toFIG. 3a but showing the latching mechanism in the deployed position. -
FIG. 4 is a side elevational view of the adjustable cup holder illustrating two tall drink bottles held in the two cup wells of the adjustable cup holder. - Reference will now be made in detail to the present preferred embodiments of the adjustable cup holder, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawing figures.
- Reference is now made to
FIGS. 1, 2 a, 2 b, 3 a, 3 b and 4 illustrating the new and improvedadjustable cup holder 10. Theadjustable cup holder 10 may be incorporated into a center console or trim panel of a motor vehicle. As illustrated in the drawing figures, theadjustable cup holder 10 generally includes abase 12, aretainer 14, that is carried on the base and displaceable between a lowered or home position and a raised or deployed position, and abiasing element 16 for biasing the retainer toward the deployed position. - In the illustrated embodiment, the
base 12 includes a first cup well 18, a second cup well 20 and apartition section 22 between the first and second cup wells. The first cup well 20 includes a firstopen end 24 for receiving a cup, a can, a bottle or other item. Similarly, the second cup well 20 includes a secondopen end 26 for receiving a cup, a can, a bottle or other item. - The
retainer 14 includes aretention ring 28 carried on asupport 30. In the illustrated embodiment, theretention ring 28 at least partially outlines the firstopen end 24 of the first cup well 18 and the secondopen end 26 of the second cup well 20. Thesupport 30 comprises twoposts biasing element 16 comprises afirst compression spring 36 that is concentrically received around or extends around thefirst post 32 and asecond compression spring 38 that is concentrically received around or extends around thesecond post 34. - As best illustrated in
FIGS. 2a and 2b , thebase 12 includes aguide track 40 that receives theposts support 30. More specifically, theguide track 40 includes afirst guideway 42 and asecond guideway 44. Theguideways guide track 40 are provided in thepartition section 22 of thebase 12. - As should be appreciated, the
first compression spring 36 of the biasingelement 16 is captured in thefirst guideway 42. Thesecond compression spring 38 of the biasingelement 16 is captured in thesecond guideway 44. Thefirst post 32 slides in thefirst guideway 42 and thesecond post 34 slides in thesecond guideway 44 when theretainer 14 is displaced between the home position illustrated inFIG. 2a and the deployed position illustrated inFIG. 2 b. - As shown in
FIG. 2a , theretention ring 28 of theretainer 14 is located adjacent to the top edge of the base 12 extending at least partially around the firstopen end 24 of the first cup well 18 and the secondopen end 26 of the second cup well 20 when in the home position. In contrast, when in the deployed position illustrated inFIG. 2b , theretention ring 28 of theretainer 14 is raised above and remote from the firstopen end 24 of the first cup well 18 and the secondopen end 26 of the second cup well 20. In this raised or deployed position, theretention ring 28 steadies and functions to stably hold tall drink cans, bottles B or like items (seeFIG. 4 ). - A latching mechanism, generally designated by
reference numeral 50 releasably secures theretainer 14 alternately in the lowered or home position, illustrated inFIGS. 2a and 3a , and the raised or deployed position illustrated inFIGS. 2b and 3b . Thelatching mechanism 50 includes afirst follower 52 carried in acontinuous groove 54 on thefirst post 32 and asecond follower 56 carried in acontinuous groove 58 on thesecond post 34. Thelatching mechanism 50 also includes afirst guide channel 60 on thewall 62 of thefirst guideway 42 and a second guide channel 64 on thewall 66 of thesecond guideway 44. Each of the twoguide channels 60, 64 is a continuous path of alternatinghigh peaks 68 andlow peaks 70. - When the
retention ring 28 is in the lowered, home position illustrated inFIG. 2a , thefirst follower 52 and thesecond follower 54 are held in thelow peaks 66 on therespective guide channels FIG. 3a . In contrast, when theretention ring 28 is in the raised, deployed position illustrated inFIG. 2b , thefirst follower 52 and thesecond follower 54 are held in high peaks 64 on therespective guide channels - One displaces the
retention ring 28 back-and-forth between the home position and the deployed position by simply pressing down upon and then releasing the retention ring. The torque of thesprings followers respective channels adjacent peaks 64, 66. Thus, when theretention ring 28 is in the home position illustrated inFIGS. 2a and 3a , it is possible to displace the retention ring to the deployed position by fully depressing and releasing the retention ring. Similarly, when theretention ring 28 is in the deployed position illustrated inFIGS. 2b and 3b , it is possible to displace the retention ring to the home position by fully depressing and releasing the retention ring. - The foregoing has been presented for purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the embodiments to the precise form disclosed. Obvious modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teachings. All such modifications and variations are within the scope of the appended claims when interpreted in accordance with the breadth to which they are fairly, legally and equitably entitled.
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