Cover securing device, system and method
OwnerRonald W. Browninventor
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A cover securing device or system for attaching a cover to an anchor. The cover securing system can include a body with a ball member, a connector engageable with the anchor, and a retainer for removably securing the cover with the ball member. The present technology allows for secure attachment to prevent blowoff of the cover during high winds or sever weather, as well as providing a quick and easy mounting and dismounting of the cover to the anchor. The body can be made of two attachable body members that securely fit together to secure a connector strap therebetween. The connector can be associated with the connector strap.
Claims11
A cover securing system for attaching a cover to an anchor for covering a vehicle body, the cover securing system comprising:
- a body made of a soft and flexible material that prevents damage to the vehicle body when in use, the body comprising:
- a first body member including an exterior side, an interior side, and one or more studs extending out from the interior side of the first body member;
- a second body member including an exterior side, an interior side, and one or more snaps extending out from the interior side of the second body member, the snaps being engageable with the studs;
- and
- a ball member extending out from the body, the ball member is made of the soft and flexible material;
- wherein the first body member and the second body member being attachable to each other;
- a connector engageable with the anchor;
- a retainer, wherein a portion of the cover when placed over the ball member is secured to the ball member by the retainer;
- and
- a connector strap connecting the connector with the body;
- wherein any one of or any combination of the first body member and the second body member is configured to secure at least a portion of the connector strap between the first body member and the second body member when assembled;
- wherein any one of or any combination of the first body member and the second body member includes a notch defined in the interior side thereof, respectively, the notch being configured to receive the portion of the connector strap;
- wherein the portion of the connector strap includes one or more bores defined therethrough, the bores being configured to receive the snaps therethrough.
A cover securing system for attaching a cover to an anchor, the cover securing system comprising:
- a body made of a soft and flexible material that prevents damage to a vehicle body when in use, the body comprising:
- a first body member including an exterior side, an interior side, and one or more studs extending out from the interior side of the first body member;
- a second body member including an exterior side, an interior side, and one or more snaps extending out from the interior side of the second body member, the snaps being engageable with the studs;
- a neck extending out from the second body member;
- and
- a ball member extending from the neck, the ball member is made of the soft and flexible material;
- wherein the first body member and the second body member being attachable to each other;
- a connector including a connector body attachable between the first body member and the second body member, and a connector member engageable with the anchor;
- a retainer, wherein a portion of the cover when placed over the ball member is secured to the neck by the retainer;
- and
- a connector strap connecting the connector with the body;
- wherein any one of or any combination of the first body member and the second body member is configured to secure at least a portion of the connector strap between the first body member and the second body member when assembled;
- wherein any one of or any combination of the first body member and the second body member includes a notch defined in the interior side thereof, respectively, the notch being configured to receive the portion of the connector strap;
- wherein the portion of the connector strap includes one or more bores defined therethrough, the bores being configured to receive the snaps therethrough.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.