Portable tent
AssigneeOakstrong International, Ltd.
InventorDavid KALOZDI
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Abstract
A portable tent has a base in the form of a folding dihedral in which two planar elements formed are linked by a folding line, a perimeter zipper surrounding the base for fastening the two planar elements together, a folding cover attached to the sides and a plurality of transverse rods, each rod being in a shape of an inverted U and being attached to the folding cover and to the planar elements. The cover with the rods forms a canopy when the planar elements are opened. The folding cover has a partial cut-out in a front middle zone disposed between two center-most of the transverse rods and covered by a door. The partial cut-out defines an entrance to the tent and the folding cover covers an area between the center-most rods outside the partial cutout such that the tent remains in an upright state when the door is opened.
Claims7
A portable tent comprising:
- a base in the form of a folding dihedral in which two planar elements formed from a textile material are linked by means of a folding line extending between transverse edges of the planar elements,
- a perimeter zipper surrounding the base and being arranged so as to fasten the two planar elements together after folding along the transversal folding line,
- carrying means connected to the portable tent;
- a folding cover formed from a textile material, said folding cover being attached to said sides at edges of said sides,
- a plurality of transverse rods, each rod being in a shape of an inverted U and being attached to said folding cover, said rods being attached transversally to opposite transverse edges of each planar element to form a canopy, the transverse rods being arranged parallel to the transversal folding line, so that when the planar elements are unfolded, the folding cover forms a domed cover over the planar elements,
- wherein the folding cover has a partial cut-out in a front middle zone disposed between two center-most of the transverse rods, wherein the partial cut-out defines an entrance to the tent, and wherein a free sector of the cover that forms a door is connectable to one of the two central rods by means of a zipper, and wherein the folding cover spans an area between the center-most rods outside the partial cutout to prevent the rods from collapsing when the door is opened.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.