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US 2022/0125170 A1Published application
Sunshade For Outdoor Public Space And Outdoor Public Space Having Such A Sunshade
AssigneeJCDecaux SA
InventorJean Francois Nion
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Abstract
A sunshade for an outdoor public space, having a pane made from an at least partially opaque material and a pivotal mount adapted to be fixed to the ground and pivotally supporting the pane for rotation about a vertical axis of rotation. The pane is of elongate shape, extending longitudinally, parallel to the axis of rotation, between a lower end and an upper free end. The pane has a width and a thickness smaller than the width.
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A sunshade for an outdoor public space having a bottom surface, said sunshade including:
- a pane adapted to provide at least partial shade from sunlight;
- a pivotal mount adapted to be fixed to the bottom surface of the outdoor public space and pivotally supporting said pane so that said pane is orientable by rotation about an axis of rotation which is substantially vertical when said pivotal mount is fixed to the bottom surface,
- wherein said pane is of substantially elongate shape, with a height extending longitudinally, substantially parallel to the axis of rotation, between a lower end and an upper end,
- and wherein said pane has a width and a thickness which are perpendicular to the axis of rotation, the greatest thickness being smaller than the greatest width.
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An outdoor public space having a bottom surface and a sunshade, said sunshade including:
- a pane adapted to provide at least partial shade from sunlight;
- a pivotal mount fixed to the bottom surface of the outdoor public space and pivotally supporting said pane, so that said pane is orientable by rotation about an axis of rotation which is substantially vertical,
- wherein said pane is of substantially elongate shape, with a height extending longitudinally, substantially parallel to the axis of rotation, between a lower end and an upper end,
- and wherein said pane has a width and a thickness which are perpendicular to the axis of rotation, the greatest thickness being smaller than the greatest width.
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