WO2022173158A1 - 하드 루프탑 텐트 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a hard roof top tent mounted and used on the roof of a vehicle or trailer, and more particularly, the durability of the entire tent is remarkably improved by manufacturing it using a hard material, In addition, the formation and closing operation of the inner working space of the tent is made very simply by the folding means installed directly on the folding panel itself. It relates to a hard roof top tent that enables the separation and removal of dripping moisture so that it can always be safely and hygienically managed and stored without the problem of the mattress getting wet.
- the rooftop tent is a harmonious combination of leisure and automobile culture, and since it is used in a state where the tent is mounted on the roof of a vehicle or trailer, compared to the conventional tent-type tent installed on the ground, There is an advantage that it can be easily moved and installed without being affected at all, and it is very easy to carry and handle without requiring a separate storage place. In addition, the purchase cost is relatively low compared to the camping car used for camping, so it is widely used with the increase of campers.
- a tent case comprising a base detachably mounted on the roof of the vehicle and a cover hingedly connected to the base to open and close, a lock means for locking the cover to the base, and when the action of the lock means is released
- a tent cloth forming a camping space, a door provided on both sides or either side of the tent cloth, and the door and the vehicle when stored in the tent case with the upper end attached to the cover in front of the door and deployed It consists of a fly cloth that covers between the doors to form a moving space blocked from the outside, and a pusher that pushes the fly cloth to the outside when the cover is opened.
- a “vehicle roof-mounted tent” is being proposed so that you can freely camp without receiving a reception.
- Patent Document 2 discloses a roof top tent for a vehicle comprising a lower case detachably fixed to the roof of the vehicle, and an upper case for closing or opening the lower case by an opening and closing means, wherein the lower case can be slidably slidable. connecting expansion plates; a support pole having both ends pivotably connected to both aft sides of the expansion plate; and a tent cloth connected to at least the upper case, the support pole, and the extension plate, wherein the extension plate is positioned to overlap the lower case between a first position and a second position that is maximally drawn out from the lower case.
- the material of the unfolded part to form the inner activity space of the tent is made of a tent.
- a tent material even if a waterproof cloth is used, it is difficult to exclude the possibility of rainwater seeping into the interior in some cases, such as deterioration of waterproofing function due to various factors, and the temperature of the inside and outside of the tent including winter season. If moisture is generated in the inner living space due to the difference, it is very difficult to properly remove it. It can only lead to problems
- the folding structure of the four-way panels that are folded and unfolded to form the inner space is very Not only is it complicated and cumbersome, but even in the case of the above-mentioned rooftop tent, there is no separate means for removing internal moisture caused by temperature difference, so the floor becomes wet or wet by moisture flowing down the inner wall. It has a structural limitation in that it is difficult to avoid the problem of getting wet by moisture for bedding and various items including mattresses on the floor.
- the present invention was invented to solve the problems of the prior art, and an object of the present invention is to use a hard material such as an aluminum composite panel instead of a tent material as a material for forming an internal active space.
- the durability is significantly improved as a result of manufacturing, and the formation and closing operations of the inner working space of the tent are made very simply by the standing means installed directly on the front and rear standing frame walls themselves, and are provided around the bottom of the lower case.
- the standing means installed directly on the front and rear standing frame walls themselves, and are provided around the bottom of the lower case.
- Through the trench configuration it is possible to separate and remove the water or moisture flowing down the inner wall due to the condensation phenomenon, so that the mattress used as the floor layer does not get wet at all times, and safe and hygienic management and storage are always possible. It is about a hard roof top tent made possible.
- the hard roof top tent of the present invention for achieving the above object includes a lower case of a hard material that is detachably fixed and supported on the roof of a vehicle or trailer, and a hard lock or unlocked hard case with respect to the lower case by a locking means.
- the upper case of one material is connected and interposed between the lower case and the upper case, and at the same time, the lower and upper cases are connected and supported as a unit to form and release an inner working space through the operation of folding or unfolding.
- it consists of a front and rear standing frame wall and both side walls made of a hard material
- the lower case includes an outer wall, an inner wall, and a floor layer
- the upper case includes an outer wall, an inner wall, and a ceiling.
- the trench is characterized in that the drainage hole is further formed.
- the ceiling portion of the upper case is characterized in that the first ceiling support layer made of an insulating foam mat and the second ceiling support layer made of an aluminum composite panel are sequentially stacked.
- erection support walls for stably erecting both side walls are further extended and formed.
- the side wall is configured such that, when the inner working space is formed, the front and rear standing skeletal walls are first erected by means of a standing means and then are sequentially erected, and are sequentially folded first when releasing. do.
- the side wall further includes an erection maintaining means for stably maintaining a state erected with respect to the front and rear standing frame walls, wherein the erection maintaining means is located on the second dividing wall of the front and rear standing frame walls.
- the standing means, the auxiliary opening and closing means, the auxiliary standing means are characterized in that the shock absorber.
- the outer wall of the lower case and the inner wall of the upper case are arranged in the same vertical line so that the front and rear standing frame walls and the side walls are foldable between them, and the outer wall of the upper case is It is formed to extend further to the lower end than the inner wall so that when the upper case is closed with respect to the lower case, a part of the outer wall of the lower case is closed to be wrapped.
- the shock absorber is characterized in that any one of a gas, hydraulic, and electric server.
- the roof fixing part comprises a support plate, a first fixing element for fastening and fixing the support plate to the lower case, and a second fixing element for fixing the support plate to the roof rack.
- the present invention durability is remarkably increased by manufacturing a tent that provides an internal activity space using a hard material, as well as a standing means directly buried between the first and second dividing walls of the front and rear standing skeletal walls.
- the folding structure for the formation and release of the inner working space of the tent can be made very simply through the operation in which the front and rear standing skeletal walls are vertically unfolded or folded at the same time as the opening of the upper case, and the bottom of the lower case
- Through the construction of a trench formed around the edge along the support layer even if moisture condenses and flows down on the inner wall of each wall due to dew condensation, it is easily separated and removed, so the mattress due to moisture or moisture does not get wet.
- the hygienic portable management and storage of the tent becomes very easy.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a folded state of a hard rooftop tent according to the present invention.
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of the unfolded state of the hard roof top tent according to the present invention.
- Figure 3 is a longitudinal cutaway view of the folded state of the hard roof top tent according to the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the folded state of the hard roof top tent according to the present invention.
- FIG 5 is an excerpted cross-sectional view showing the structure of the bottom layer of the lower case according to the present invention.
- Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view of the hard rooftop tent according to the present invention in an unfolded state with reference to Figure 3.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the hard roof tent according to the present invention in an unfolded state with reference to FIG.
- FIG. 8 is an enlarged excerpt of part A1 of FIG. 7 .
- FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view showing a partially folded state of the hard roof top tent according to the present invention with reference to FIG.
- FIG. 10 is an excerpt showing a structure in which a support wall erected for a front and rear standing frame wall according to the present invention is formed.
- FIG. 11 is an excerpt showing the state of miscellaneous and unloading of the erection holding means according to the present invention.
- FIG 13 is an excerpted side view showing an open state of the doorway formed in both side walls according to the present invention.
- FIG 14 is an excerpt showing the structure of another standing means of the hard roof top tent according to the present invention.
- 15 is an excerpted cross-sectional view of a loop fixing part according to the present invention.
- the hard roof top tent 100 has a lower case 110 , an upper case 120 , and a front and rear standing skeleton for forming an internal activity space 130 . It may be configured to include a wall 140 and both side walls 150 .
- the lower case 110 is configured to be detachably attached to the roof of a vehicle or trailer.
- the lower case 110 may be made of a hard material such as aluminum or an aluminum composite panel, and may have an upper open shape.
- the lower case 110 may be manufactured to have a length and a width corresponding to the length and width of the loop required to be installed.
- the lower case 110 is made of an aluminum composite panel
- a triple structure formed of a profile 112a, a compression insulation foam 112b, and an aluminum plate material 112c serving as a post as illustrated in FIG. 5 . can be
- the lower case 110 includes an outer wall body 111, a bottom layer 112 provided to form a floor during internal activity inside the outer wall body, and a trench 113 between the bottom layer and the frame body. It is configured to include an inner wall 114 that is erected at a predetermined height to form, and a drainage hole 113a for draining the collected moisture to the outside may be formed at an appropriate position in the trench 113 .
- a drain valve 113b for arbitrarily draining the collected water may be further installed as needed.
- the lower case 110 made of the hard material, except for the bottom layer 112, has a thickness T in consideration of the total load of the tent, preferably used within the range of 3 to 5, the
- the outer wall 111, the trench 113, and the inner wall 114 may be integrally formed.
- the bottom layer 112 is made of an aluminum bi-panel.
- the aluminum composite panel constituting the bottom layer 112 is, as illustrated in FIG. 5 , a profile 112a of a holding role disposed at appropriate intervals, a compression insulation foam 112b interposed between the profiles, and the profile And a composite panel of a triple structure made of an aluminum plate material 112c integrally provided on both sides of the compression insulation foam may be used.
- the outer peripheral surface of the lower case 110 when the tent is installed, the ladder closing portion 115 for supporting the upper portion of the ladder 180 that is supported obliquely between the ground and may be further provided.
- various types of ladders may be appropriately used, and various structures including a folded structure may be used.
- the upper case 120 is configured to close or open the open end of the lower case 110 .
- the upper case performs the function of the ceiling of the tent, and is formed in a downwardly open shape to correspond to the lower case, and like the lower case 110, it can be made of a hard material such as an aluminum material or an aluminum composite panel. have.
- the upper case 120 is made of an aluminum composite panel
- a triple structure form consisting of a profile 112a, a compression insulation foam 112b, and an aluminum plate material 112c serving as a post as illustrated in FIG. 5 .
- the upper case 120 includes an outer wall body 121 and an inner wall body 122 , and also includes a ceiling portion 123 .
- the lower end of the outer wall body 121 of the upper case 120 is the lower case It is to be covered so as to be covered in a state of enclosing a portion of the upper end of the outer wall 111 of lose
- the ceiling portion 123 may be formed of a single layer made of the same material as the upper case 120 , but may be formed of a plurality of layers in consideration of various factors such as strength reinforcement or heat insulation reinforcement.
- the first ceiling support layer 123a made of an insulating foam mat and the second ceiling support layer 123b made of an aluminum composite panel are sequentially stacked from above. , they may be integrally adhesively constructed.
- the material constituting the second ceiling support layer 123b of the ceiling portion 123 is an aluminum composite panel, a profile 112a, compression insulation foam 112b, aluminum that serves as a support, like the bottom layer 112 of FIG.
- a composite panel of a triple structure made of the plate material 112c may be used.
- the structure for the locking means 160 is not limited to a specific structure as long as it achieves the same function, and various types of locking structures that are conventionally generally used locking or locking or other similar expressions may be employed. will be.
- the awning installation parts 116 and 124 it is possible to selectively connect and install the awning to the tent according to the type or shape of the vehicle, the size of the awning, and the like, so that it can be conveniently used.
- the front and rear standing frame walls 140 and both side walls 150 are hinged at both ends between the lower case 110 and the upper case 120 to form or release the inner activity space 130 of the tent. It may be configured to be folded inwardly or unfolded.
- the aluminum composite panel of the triple structure as described above may have excellent strength and heat insulation while being light. In addition, penetration of moisture from the outside to the inside can be reliably prevented. In addition, when the surface of the aluminum plate is treated smoothly, when it rains or when dew condensation occurs, water or moisture easily flows down the surface, so the material itself can be removed more quickly and easily. In addition, even if there is moisture or moisture on the surface, it can be easily removed or wiped off using various tools such as a wiper or a towel, such as a car window brush.
- the front and rear standing skeletal walls 140 are disposed to correspond to the front and rear sides between the lower case 110 and the upper case 120, and may be connected and supported so as to be folded or unfolded inside each other.
- the front and rear standing skeletal wall 140 is formed separately into first and second dividing walls 141 and 142 , and both ends of the first and second dividing walls are the outer walls 111 of the lower case 110 . ) and the lower and upper ends are respectively hinged to be folded inward with respect to the inner wall 122 of the upper case 120, and the division boundary surface is also hinged to be folded inward.
- standing means 143 for directly standing the first and second dividing walls in a folded state inward. ) is installed.
- Both ends of the standing means 143 are connected and supported so as to be rotatably and compressively connected to the standing operation spaces 141a and 142a formed in the first and second dividing walls, respectively.
- the front and rear standing skeletal wall 140 is automatically vertically unfolded through the self-standing operation of the standing means 143 in which the first and second dividing walls 141 and 142 are connected and installed between these dividing interfaces.
- One or more of the standing means 143 may be appropriately arranged and mounted in consideration of the size or load of the first and second dividing walls 141 and 142 .
- the standing means 143 may have various types of structures as long as the structure can achieve its function, and a shock absorber having various structures such as a hydraulic or electric type including a gas spring type may be used.
- both ends of the front and rear standing skeletal wall 140 are connected and supported by a hinge between the lower case 110 and the upper case 120, and the first and second dividing walls 141 and 142 of the Since both ends of the standing means 143 are rotatably connected and supported with respect to the standing operation spaces 141a and 142a formed as a dividing interface, by opening the upper case 120 with respect to the lower case 110, forcing Through the self-standing operation of the standing means 143, which has been compressed to, the front and rear standing skeletal walls 140 automatically stand up at the same time so that they can be vertically unfolded.
- the window 144 which functions as an internal ventilation or see-through window of the tent, can be opened and closed with the second dividing wall 142 positioned at the top when the tent is installed. more can be installed.
- the auxiliary opening/closing means 145 may be a shock absorber having various structures such as a gas spring type and a hydraulic or electric type.
- the upper portion of the window 144 connected by a hinge to the first dividing wall 142 prevents rainwater or moisture from permeating into the internal activity space 130 through the opened gap when the window 144 is opened.
- the folding molding 144a made of an elastic rubber material may be further adhesively configured.
- the side wall 150 is sequentially folded in the interior of the lower case 110 , or is configured to be strong. To this end, the lower end of the side wall 150 may be hinged to the corresponding inner wall 112 of the lower case 110 .
- the side wall 150 is sequentially folded or erected into the lower case 110 around the hinge of the lower end by artificially pulling the upper end or pushing the upper end inward.
- both side walls 150 erected against the first and second dividing walls 141 and 142 of the front and rear standing frame wall 140 are the first and second Both ends of the dividing walls 141 and 142 can be stably supported against the inner surface of the standing support wall 140a that is further extended and bent at a right angle to both ends of the walls.
- the standing support wall 140a is supported on the outside of the outer wall 111 of the lower case and the inner wall 122 of the upper case 120, respectively, as shown in FIG. 4 when the front and rear standing frame walls 140 are folded. will be folded down.
- an erection holding means 151 for stably maintaining a vertically erected state corresponding to the front and rear standing frame walls 140 may be further provided inside each upper end of the side wall 150 .
- the erection holding means 151 does not need to be limited to a specific structure as long as the structure can prevent the upper end of the side wall 150 from arbitrarily tilting or falling inward from the front and rear standing frame walls 140 . .
- the erection holding means 151 configuration As it is fixed and supported so as to be erected in a state where it is forcibly caught and fixed with respect to the front and rear standing frame wall 140 in the supported state, it is possible to maintain a stable vertical unfolding state at all times, and at the same time, it can be prevented from being arbitrarily folded.
- both side walls 150 the lower ends of which are hinged with respect to the inner wall 112 of the lower case so as to be folded inward of the lower case 110, respectively, the bottom of the trench 113 of the lower case to the inside of each lower end and
- the both side walls 150 can be folded or erected semi-automatically in a more stable and smooth manner in addition to manual standing.
- the side wall 150 is provided with an entrance 153 .
- the entrance serves as a kind of door function that allows the user to enter and exit the inner activity space 130 by riding a ladder when camping, and can be installed to be opened and closed in one side, and also to the side wall of either side. It can be formed in the bay, or on both side walls.
- the upper end of the doorway 153 is connected and supported by a hinge so that it can be opened and closed in a state of being lifted upward. .
- the auxiliary opening/closing means 154 may be formed of a shock absorber having various structures such as a gas spring type as well as a hydraulic or electric type.
- the doorway 153 may be waterproofed using an elastic material such as a rubber packing along the edge including a portion connected by a hinge.
- the upper part connected to the side wall 150 and the hinge is made of an elastic rubber material to prevent rainwater or moisture from penetrating into the inner working space 130 through the opened gap when the doorway 153 is opened.
- the folding molding 153a may be further adhesively configured.
- a screen 155 for properly blocking a shading, wind, rainwater, etc. may be further installed on both left and right sides.
- various materials may be used for the screen, but a waterproof cloth material may be used.
- a loop fixing unit 170 may be provided as a lower portion of the lower case 110 .
- Various structures of the above-described loop fixing unit may be appropriately employed.
- the upper case 120 locks the locking means 160 with respect to the lower case 110 .
- the locking force of the upper case with respect to the lower case is released by unlocking the locking means 160 binding the lower case 110 and the upper case 120 to each other.
- the folding operation space formed in the first and second dividing walls 141 and 142 of the front and rear standing frame walls 140 that were accommodated in a folded state inside the lower case 110 and the upper case 120 at the same time By the extension force of the standing means 143, both ends of which are connected and supported in a compressed state at (141a) and (142a), it is automatically erected while unfolding based on the lower case 110, and at the same time, the first and second The upper case 120 hingedly connected to the dividing wall is also lifted upward.
- the upper case 120 lifted upward by the first and second dividing walls serves as the roof of the tent.
- the first and second dividing walls 141 and 142 of the front and rear standing frame wall 140 automatically erected by the standing means 143 are erected in a vertical state. At this time, the first and second dividing walls erected in a vertical state maintain a stable standing state unless the standing means is artificially compressed.
- the side wall 150 is sequentially pulled and erected. At this time, the side wall 150 can be erected more smoothly and stably by the auxiliary standing means 152, and in particular, since the auxiliary standing means is not arbitrarily compressed, it is possible to maintain the erected state.
- both side walls 150 erected vertically with respect to the erection support wall 140a of the front and rear standing frame wall 140 are locked and fixed to the front and rear standing frame wall using the erection holding means 151. Since it is possible to maintain a more stable standing state, it can be reliably prevented from arbitrarily falling or tilting the side wall during internal activities.
- the inner working space 130 of the tent is formed through the automatic and manual erection operation of the front and rear standing skeletal walls 140 and the side walls 140 .
- the front and rear standing skeletal walls 140 and both side walls 150 respectively erected to form the inner working space 130 are the outer wall body 111 inner circumferential surface of the lower case 110 and the inner circumferential surface of the upper case 120 .
- a gap is not generated according to the expansion.
- the ladder 180 is placed between the ground and the ladder support part 115 formed on the lower case 110 at an angle, and then using it to an internal activity space Enter (130) and do activities such as taking a break.
- the trench 113 formed in the lower case 110 when camping, when moisture flows down the inner wall of the front and rear standing skeletal wall 140 or side wall 150 due to dew condensation, the trench 113 formed in the lower case 110. Since the water is collected and drained to the outside, it is possible to prevent the mattress M laid on the bottom layer 112 from getting wet or penetrating with moisture. In addition, even in rainy weather, since the front and rear standing frame walls 140 and side walls 150 are made of a hard material, rainwater does not permeate to the inside.
- both the front and rear standing frame walls 140 and both side walls 150 are made of a hard material that prevents moisture or moisture penetration, water or moisture attached to the inner or outer wall can be removed with a separate tool.
- a removal tool such as a wiper, or simply by wiping using a mop, etc., it is possible to quickly remove water or moisture during use of the tent or at the time of dismantling.
- the fact that the above-mentioned moisture or moisture is easily removed is an advantage that can minimize investment in time, place, effort, etc. will provide
- the mattress (M) laid on the floor layer 112 gets wet or can be used safely without damage or damage due to penetration, and even when the tent is dismantled, the front and rear standing frame walls 140 Since the removal of moisture or moisture on the inner and outer surfaces of the side wall 150 can be made quickly and easily, the demolition work of the tent can be done conveniently and quickly as much as that, and in particular, in the state where the moisture is removed, And since it is possible to carry and store the front and rear standing skeletal walls 140 or side walls 150 inside the upper cases 110 and 120, hygienic use is possible.
- the folded boundary surfaces of the first and second dividing walls 141 and 142 constituting the front and rear standing skeletal walls 140 are pushed inward so that they are slightly bent, or just the upper case in a vertically erected state.
- the first and second dividing walls 141 and 142 of the front and rear standing frame wall 140 are bent inward, and at the same time, the standing means 143 is moved to the standing operation space 141a ( 142a) while being compressed with each other, the lower case 110 is folded inside, that is, the upper part of the side wall 150 .
- the upper case 120 is locked with respect to the lower case 110 by the locking means 160 By locking using the , the tent demolition work can be completed simply. And, finally, the ladder 180 may be removed.
- the first and second dividing walls 141 and 142 are erected in the front and rear standing skeletal walls 140 that are connected and installed so as to be foldable between the lower case 110 and the upper case 120 .
- the standing means 143 installed rotatably with respect to the operation spaces 141a and 142a, the upper case 120 automatically stands at the same time as the opening of the upper case 120, or is folded inside.
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- 차량이나 트레일러의 루프에 탈착 가능하게 고정 지지되는 하드한 소재의 하부 케이스와,상기 하부 케이스에 대하여 잠금수단에 의해 잠금 또는 해제되는 하드한 소재의 상부 케이스와,상기 하부 케이스 및 상부 케이스 사이에 연결 개재됨과 동시에 이의 내부로 접히거나 펼쳐지는 동작을 통해 내부 활동공간을 형성 및 해제하기 위하여 하부 및 상부 케이스에 대하여 하나의 유닛으로 연결 지지되고 동시에 하드한 소재로 이루어지는 전후면 기립 골격벽체 및 양 측면벽체를 포함하여 구성되고,상기 하부 케이스는 외벽체와 내벽체 및 바닥층을 포함하고,상기 상부 케이스는 외벽체와 내벽체 및 천정부를 포함하며,상기 전후면 기립 골격벽체는 양단부가 상기 하부 케이스의 내측으로 접혀지도록 상기 하부 케이스의 외벽체 및 상부 케이스의 내벽체에 대해 서로 힌지 연결되고, 또 분할 경계면 역시 힌지로 연결 지지된 제1 및 제2분할벽체와, 상기 제1 및 제2 분할벽체를 자체적으로 기립시키기 위하여 상기 제1 및 제2분할벽체의 분할 경계면 사이에 형성된 기립조작공간과, 상기 기립조작공간을 통해 제1 및 제2분할벽체에 대해 회동 절첩 가능하게 연결 설치된 기립수단을 포함하여 구성되고,상기 측면벽체는 출입구를 포함하고, 상기 전후면 기립 골격벽체의 양측으로 배치됨과 동시에 각 하단이 하부 케이스의 외벽체와 힌지 결합되어져 순차적으로 절첩구성되며,상기 하부 케이스로는 외벽체 및 내벽체 둘레 사이로는 텐트의 내벽을 타고 흐르는 물기나 습기의 집수 제거 처리를 위한 트렌치가 형성되어진 것을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 트렌치로는 배수공이 더 형성되어 짐을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 하부케이스, 상부 케이스, 바닥층, 전후면 기립 골격벽체, 측면벽체 천정부는 알루미늄 또는 프로파일과, 압축단열폼 및 알루미늄판재의 3중 구조로 이루어진 알루미늄 복합판넬 중 어느하나로 이루어짐을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 상부 케이스의 천정부는, 단열폼 매트로 이루어지는 제1천정 지지층과, 알루미늄 복합판넬로 이루어진 제2천정 지지층이 순차적으로 적층됨 것임을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 전후면 기립 골격벽체의 제1 및 제2분할벽체로는 양 측면벽체를 안정적으로 세움 받침하기 위한 세움 받침벽이 더 연장 형성되어 짐을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 측면벽체는, 내부 활동공간의 형성시에는 상기 전후면 기립 골격벽체가 기립수단에 의해 먼저 기립된 다음 순차적으로 세워지고, 또 해제시에는 먼저 순차적으로 접혀지도록 구성됨을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 측면벽체로는, 전후면 기립 골격벽체에 대해 세워진 상태를 안정적으로 유지하기위한 세움유지수단을 더 포함하며 상기 세움유지수단은, 전후면 기립 골격벽체의 제2분할벽체에 대해 직각으로 연장된 세움 받침벽에 고정된 걸림 고리와, 측면벽체의 내측면에 고정된 슬라이드 홀더 및 상기 슬라이드 홀더 내부에 좌우 이동 가능하게 장착 되어지고 상기 걸림고리에 대해 걸림 및 해제되는 이동 조절핀을 포함하여 이루어짐을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 측면벽체는 하부 케이스와의 사이에 보조기립수단을 더 설치하여 절첩 조작이 부드럽고 안정적으로 이루어지록 구성됨을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 측면벽체로부터 개방되는 출입구의 어느 일측 또는 양 측으로는 가림막이 더 갖추어짐을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 기립수단은 쇼크옵서버임을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 하부 케이스의 외벽체와 상부 케이스의 내벽체는 동일 수직선상으로 배치되어 지도록 하여 상기 전후면 기립 골격벽체 및 측면벽체가 이들 사이에서 절첩 가능하게 구성하고, 상기 상부 케이스의 외벽체는 그 내벽체 보다 하단으로 더 연장되게 형성하여 상기 하부 케이스에 대하여 상기 상부 케이스를 닫을 때 상기 하부 케이스의 외벽체 일부가 감싸지는 형태로 닫혀지도록 구성됨을 특징으로 하는 하드루프탑 텐트.
- 제10항에 있어서,상기 쇼크옵서버는 가스, 유압, 전동서버 중 어느 하나임을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 기립조작공간이 형성된 제1 및 제2분할벽체의 내측면으로는 기립수단을 커버하기 위한 분할커버가 더 커버 결합되어 짐을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제1항에 있어서,상기 하부 케이스의 하부로는 루프 고정부가 더 구비되어 짐을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
- 제14항에 있어서,상기 루프 고정부는, 받침판과, 상기 받침판을 하부 케이스에 대해 조임 고정하는 제1고정요소와, 상기 받침판을 루프랙에 고정하기 위한 제2고정요소를 포함하여 구성됨을 특징으로 하는 하드 루프탑 텐트.
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