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US 11,766,963 B2Granted
Reconfigurable recreational vehicle
OwnerDennis Hoover, Thomas L Isoninventors
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Abstract
A reconfigurable RV is provided, having a multi-section wall separating a living quarters and a garage, that wall being vertically adjustable by elevation of the living quarters floor to selectively move between multiple modes of use, including full down, loft, and full up. The vertical adjustment of the wall permits changes in the usable area of the garage floor, according to the ceiling height needed in the garage and living quarters concurrently.
Claims4
A reconfigurable RV comprising:
- at least a first and a second room inside of the RV,
- each room having a floor with a useable floor area and a floor height,
- wherein altering the floor height of the second interior room alters the useable floor area of the first interior room,
- wherein the floor of the first room is disposed at a first elevation,
- wherein the floor of the second room is disposed at a second elevation that is higher than the first elevation,
- wherein the RV includes a first subfloor disposed beneath the floor of the second room, that first subfloor being disposed at the first elevation,
- wherein the floor of the first room and the first subfloor are contiguous, and
- wherein the RV includes a second subfloor adjacent the first subfloor, that second subfloor being disposed at the first elevation.
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A reconfigurable RV comprising:
- at least a first and a second room inside of the RV,
- each room having a floor with a useable floor area and a floor height,
- wherein altering the floor height of the second interior room alters the useable floor area of the first interior room,
- wherein the floor of the first room is disposed at a first elevation,
- wherein the RV includes an apparatus for selectively raising or lowering the floor of the second room,
- also including a wall separating the first and second rooms, that wall having a selectively alterable vertical height, and wherein raising or lowering the floor of the second room causes the wall to reduce or extend its vertical height.
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