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US 11,434,656 B2Granted
Collapsible canopy with mobility device
OwnerShengyong Yang, Jing Bianinventors
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Abstract
A wheeled collapsible canopy with foldable support frame. The wheeled collapsible canopy includes at least two wheeled legs and also at least two non-wheeled legs. A protective cover covers the top of the collapsible canopy when the collapsible canopy is in a folded state. The protective cover extends only partially down the length of the folded support frame.
Claims5
A wheeled collapsible canopy with foldable support frame and canopy fabric, comprising:
- A. at least two wheeled legs,
- B. at least two non-wheeled legs,
- C. a protective cover for covering the top of said collapsible canopy when said collapsible canopy is in a folded state, said protective cover extending only partially down said collapsible canopy, and wherein said at least two non-wheeled legs are extendable and may be locked into place to ensure said non-wheeled legs are equal in height to said wheeled legs and to allow said collapsible canopy to stand in said folded state,
- wherein said collapsible canopy is utilized for shade and shelter purposes when in an unfolded state and wherein said collapsible canopy is transportable when in said folded state,
- wherein each of said two wheeled legs and said two non-wheeled legs comprises:
- A. an outer leg connected to said support frame,
- B. an inner telescoping extendable leg connected to said outer leg, and
- C. a locking mechanism rigidly connected to the distal end of said outer leg, said locking mechanism for locking the position of said inner telescoping leg so that said two wheeled legs and said two non-wheeled legs are at equal height when said collapsible canopy is in said folded state, wherein said at least two wheeled legs each comprises a wheeled mechanism, wherein said wheeled mechanism is connected to said inner telescoping extendable leg and is sandwiched between and adjacent to and in contact with said locking mechanism and a horizontal foot pad.
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