Hammock Accessory For Diverting Rain Flow
OwnerMario Molnarinventor
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Disclosed is a planar, circular disc, referred to as a diverter. Components of the diverter include a rim, a first face, a second face, a flange, and an interior aperture. The interior aperture is constructed of dimensions serving to accommodate the width and thickness of a strap, rope, cable, or other apparatus used for suspending a hammock between two vertical structures, usually trees. The profile of the interior aperture is constructed in any geometric contour, and in a range of sizes to fit the specific dimensions of any apparatus that is used for suspension of the hammock. The diverter, upon being connected about the apparatus used for support of a hammock, serves to divert the flow of rainwater away from the bedding surface of the hammock.
A rainwater diversion device for minimizing the accumulation of water about the bedding area of a hammock, comprising:
A rainwater diversion device for minimizing the accumulation of rain water about the bedding area of a hammock, comprising:
Where it is desired to divert the flow of accumulated rain drops along the length of a strap, cable, rope, or other device providing support to at least one end of a hammock, a planar disc comprising a first face and a second face, the planar disc further comprising (a) an interior aperture oriented at the center of the planar disc;
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