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US 10,532,635 B2Granted
Attachable sun visor system
OwnerCecil W. Muellerinventor
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Abstract
An attachable sun visor system includes a sun visor extension assembly including a sun shade panel, an extendable rod having a first-end, a second-end, and a mounting member. The sun shade panel is configured to attach to a rod of a stationary sun visor in a vehicle and swivel from being adjacent to the stationary sun visor during non-use to being perpendicular to the stationary sun visor during an in-use condition to provide an effective shade area in combination with the stationary sun visor.
Claims18
An attachable sun visor system comprising:
- a sun visor extension assembly including;
- a sun shade panel;
- an extendable rod having;
- a first-end;
- a second-end;
- and
- a mounting member;
- wherein said extendable rod is configured to allow said sun shade panel to extend and retract in relation to said mounting member;
- wherein said mounting member is positioned at said first-end of said extendable rod and is configured to provide a biasing member for removeably attaching said sun visor extension assembly to a rod of a stationary sun visor in a vehicle;
- and
- wherein said sun shade panel is configured to swivel from being adjacent to said stationary sun visor during non-use to being perpendicular to said stationary sun visor during an in-use condition to provide an effective shade area in combination with said stationary sun visor.
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An attachable sun visor system, the attachable sun visor system comprising:
- a sun visor extension assembly including;
- a sun shade panel;
- an extendable rod having;
- a first-end;
- a second-end;
- and
- a mounting member;
- wherein said extendable rod is configured to allow said sun shade panel to extend and retract in relation to said mounting member;
- wherein said mounting member is positioned at said first-end of said extendable rod and is configured to provide a biasing member for removeably attaching said sun visor extension assembly to a rod of a stationary sun visor in a vehicle;
- wherein said mounting member includes a semi flexible snap-on fastener;
- wherein said snap-on fastener includes a channel for inserting said rod of said stationary sun visor in said vehicle;
- wherein said mounting member clips to a first-portion of said rod of said stationary sun visor;
- wherein said channel extends to a circular member which is configured to contour to said rod of said stationary sun visor when fully inserted;
- wherein said circular member is configured to rotate about said rod allowing a user to manipulate said sun shade panel between positions;
- wherein said circular member comprises a diameter substantially similar to said first-portion of said rod;
- wherein said sun visor extension assembly is removably couplable to said rod;
- wherein said extendable rod is positioned on a top edge of said sun shade panel;
- wherein said sun shade panel further comprises a rod-channel, said extendable rod configured within;
- wherein said extendable rod is telescopic and configured to extend said sun shade panel along a length of a side window of said vehicle;
- wherein said sun visor extension assembly comprises a counter weight opposing said extendable rod;
- wherein said sun shade panel is configured to swivel from being adjacent to said stationary sun visor during non-use to being perpendicular to said stationary sun visor during an in-use condition to provide an effective shade area in combination with said stationary sun visor;
- wherein said sun shade panel is positioned perpendicularly at approximately 90 degrees from said stationary sun visor during said in-use condition;
- wherein said sun shade panel is folded against said stationary sun visor during said non-use;
- wherein said sun shade panel comprises a substantially similar length and width as said stationary sun visor;
- wherein said sun shade panel is planar;
- and
- wherein said sun shade panel comprises a substantially rectangular profile.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.