Panel joining arrangement for a vehicle canopy
AssigneeRock Solid Industries International (Pty) Ltd
InventorMichael Voss
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Abstract
provided is a panel joining arrangement for a vehicle canopy. The vehicle canopy includes at least one three panel join where a side panel, roof panel and end panel of the vehicle canopy meet. The panel joining arrangement comprises first and second lip portions formed in the side panel of the vehicle canopy and a third lip portion formed in the roof panel. The first and second lip portions are longitudinally offset and transversely overlapping in relation to a length of the side panel. The third lip portion is configured to mate with the second lip portion at the three panel join of the vehicle canopy such that the third lip portion is located adjacent to and substantially flush with the first lip portion.
Claims15
A panel joining arrangement for a vehicle canopy, the vehicle canopy including at least one multiple panel join, wherein the panel joining arrangement comprises first and second lip portions formed in a side panel of the vehicle canopy, the first and second lip portions being longitudinally offset and transversely overlapping in relation to a length of the side panel, the panel joining arrangement further comprising a third lip portion formed in a roof panel of the vehicle canopy, wherein the third lip portion is configured to mate with the second lip portion at the multiple panel join of the vehicle canopy such that the third lip portion is located adjacent to and substantially flush with the first lip portion.
A vehicle canopy which includes at least a side panel and a roof panel engaging with an end panel at a three panel join of the vehicle canopy, wherein first and second lip portions are formed in the side panel, the first and second lip portions being longitudinally offset and transversely overlapping in relation to a length of the vehicle canopy, wherein a third lip portion is formed in the roof panel, the third lip portion mating with the second lip portion at the three panel join such that the third lip portion is located adjacent to and substantially flush with the first lip portion.
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