Fold-up canopy for a people carrier, such as a perambulator or stroller
AssigneeiLinko Ltd.
InventorsJon Lake, Diederik Augustijn
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AssigneeiLinko Ltd.
InventorsJon Lake, Diederik Augustijn
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A canopy top for a person carrying device includes first and second canopy top elements that are moveable relative to each other around a shared rotational axis. The first and second canopy top elements may each comprise a front edge border defined by a front canopy top bracket and a rear edge border defined by a rear canopy top bracket, both of which are connected at the rotational axis with a main canopy top surface. The main canopy top surface is present or tensioned between the front and rear edge borders and comprises, at least in sections, a lower radial distance to the rotational axis than the maximum radial distance of the front edge border of the second canopy top element, so that the second canopy top element can be pushed into and overlap the first canopy top element through the rear edge border of the first canopy top element.
A canopy top for at least the partial covering of at least one opening of at least one person carrying device, comprising:
A canopy top for at least the partial covering of at least one opening of at least one person carrying device, wherein the canopy top comprises at least two canopy top elements that are moveable around a shared rotational axis, and the canopy top elements comprise at a first plane which contains the rotational axis and/or which runs essentially parallel to said axis, at least in sections, a substantially curve-shaped circumference form, the canopy top elements further comprising in a second plane that runs essentially vertical to the rotational axis, at least in sections, a circumference form that is substantially the form of a circle segment and/or a wedge form, and the dimensions of at least one first canopy top element and at least of one second canopy top element differ from each other in the first plane in such a manner that the first and the second canopy top elements can be pushed into and overlap each other by rotating around the rotational axis.
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