US3800814A - Back pack tent of quonset design with side opening for entrance - Google Patents
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- the present invention concerns tents, and more specifically is directed to a tent construction generally having a quonset shape, that is, having continuous roof/- sidewall lines which in cross-section are generally semielliptical. Such a configuration combines maximization of interior space with efficiency of design.
- the tent of the present invention is preferably of a size to accommodate one or two persons and may be easily backpacked by a single person after the tent is collapsed and rolled.
- An important and inventive feature of the tent herein described is its simplicity of construction wherein only two frame members are provided, one at each end to support the end fabric panels and intermediate fabric portion of the tent.
- This construction makes possible the provision of an entry or side opening to the interior which extends substantially for the entire length of the tent.
- a sidewall portion of the tent integrally attached thereto is coincident with the side opening and may be fastened to seal the sidewall opening against the weather or may be extended to serve as a shelter flap adjacent to the sidewall opening.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the tent according to the present invention in its fully assembled condition
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional views taken along lines 2-2 of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view taken along lines 33 of FIG. 2;
- FIGS. 4 and 5 are details of the frame members used at each end of the tent
- FIG. 6 is a detail showing the position of cooperative closure elements at the bottom center of the opening of the tent in FIG. 1, and 7
- FIG. 7 is a pictorial representation of one form in which the tent may appear when it is fully disassembled and rolled for easy carrying.
- the tent 10 has generally a shell of suitable fabric which when erected will assume a quonset type shape, that is to say, end panel members 11 have a straight horizontal base which interconnects with upwardly sloping sides having semi-elliptical curvature. Section 12 intermediate panels 11 in crosssection are coincident with panels 11. The length of the tent will be that sufiicient to accommodate a camper while sleeping prone within the tent.
- Each of the end panels 11 defines an opening 11a therein for cross-ventiliation.
- the openings 11a are covered by mesh 1 lb and may be covered from the interior by a flap 11c (see FIG. 2) to retain heat within the tent.
- Flaps 13 attached along the upper edges of panel 11 can be extended above the openings 11 by lines 14, connected to ground stakes (not shown). In this position the flaps 13 will prevent even a driving rain from entering the interior of the tent.
- end frame members 15 comprising sections 15a-15d (see FIGS. 4 and 5) the members 15 are resilient plastic rods, sections 15b-15d having connectors 16 at one end thereof to receive and to join with each adjacent section. Round knobs 17 are provided at the terminal ends of the frame members 15 in order to prevent the ends from gouging the fabric of the tent.
- the members 15 In their assembled position, the members 15 are bent from the position shown in FIG. 5 into the curvature of FIG. 2 and after placement adjacent to panels 11 are held to panels 11 by ties 18. The resilience of members 15 will cause them to exert an outward bow-like force upon the adjacent portion of section 12 at its juncture with each end panel 1 1.
- a pocket 19 is stitched to the interior side of the panel 11.
- the intermediate portion 12 of the tent 10 includes a sidewall 20 which defines a length-wise opening 21 to permit ingress to the tent.
- the length of the opening 21 will be substantially the length of the tent 10 between panels 11 which is possible in the construction of the tent according to the invention because the only supporting frame members are members 15 at each end.
- a flap 22 connected integrally along edge 22a to the intermediate section 12.
- the side edges 22b, 22c include zipper fastener means adapted to mate with fastener means 23a, 23b secured to the tent 10. Flap 22 is slightly longer than opening 21 and extends slightly beyond the opening 21 along its lower edge 22d.
- the flap 22 acts as a closure of opening 21 when the edges thereof have been securely zippered to the body of the tent 10.
- the flap 22 when unfastened from the tent 10 may be raised to the position in FIG. 1 to act as a shelter above the opening 21 and areas adjacent thereto.
- the outer edges of the flap 22 are attached to lines 24,25 which may be secured to ground stakes 26 (only one of which is shown).
- the opening 21 may be closed by mesh panels 27,28 each being joined at their upper edges 27a, 28a to section 12.
- Each free edge 27b-27d, 28b-28d of mesh panels 27,28 includes a zipper fastener means while the sides and lower edge 21a-21c of opening 21 include mating fastener means.
- the panels 27,28 may thus be fastened along the sides and lower edge of opening 21 and may be zippered along a center joining line to each other as indicated in FIG. 6. It will be understood that panels 27 and 28 as well as flap 22 may be fastened r unfastened to the body of the tent while the occupant of the tent is sheltered within the interior thereof.
- the corners of the tent 10 are ground-staked by ties 30 connected to stakes 31 which exert tension outwardly and longitudinally of the tent proper so as to maintain the lower portion of the tent in its extended position.
- the lower portion of the tent 32 is of reinforced fabric to provide additional strength. While the ground staking of the corners of the tent 10 provides the lower structural support, lines 14 likewise provide structural rigidity by placing the section 12 in tension thus preventing the panels 11 and mounting frame members from moving toward each other. The net result is an extremely stable structure which can withstand considerable strain from forces imposed by wind and rain particularly with the flap 22 in its closed position.
- the present invention thus provides a tent which is extremely simple to manufacture, to erect and is readily portable. Furthermore, the tent provides a lengthwise opening which permits a camper easy access to the tent or will permit him to sit within the interior of the tent or will permit him to sit within the interior of the tent comfortably unrestricted while he is protected from the elements above.
- the disclosed tent construction thus permits greater flexability in camping in all kinds of weather and for example, would allow the camper to sit or sleep within the tent at night with the shelter flap extended in the direction of a campfire.
- a tent having an outer fabric shell generally of quonset shape comprising, a panel at each end of generally cross-sectional quonset shape, a flexible intermediate section lacking any frame member, said intermediate section having continuously contoured top and side walls interconnected at the ends with edge portions of said panels, a curved light-weight frame memher immediately internally adjacent to each panel, means for securing said frame members to edge portions of said panels, tension means attached for a substantial distance along the upper periphery of each of said end panels for maintaining said frame members in an upright position and to distribute tension generally along said panels and throughout said intermediate section when said panels and section are in an erected position, said intermediate section defining at least one lengthwise opening entirely unobstructed by any frame member thereof to permit ingress to the interior of said tent, said opening extending substantially for the entire length of one of said side walls to positions adjacent to each of said frame members and extending substantially from the bottom of said side wall to the top of said intermediate section, a flap for covering said opening and means for attaching said flap to close said opening against the weather.
- said tent has four lower comers and said means for maintaining said frame members in an upright position include a ground stake and tie at each lower corner of said tent for exerting outward and longitudinal pulling forces upon each said corner, a plurality of lines connected along the upper periphery of each said panel, and a ground stake for securing said lines longitudinally outwardly of each said panel.
- each of said panels define vents adjacent to the upper edges thereof and a flap is connected along each of said upper edges and is connected to said lines outwardly of each of said panels to extend said flap as a shelter over said vents.
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NL7314697A (sv) | 1974-04-29 |
BE806535A (fr) | 1974-02-15 |
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