Cantilever Umbrella with a Duo-Arc-In-Sliding-Sleeve Configuration
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This invention discloses a cantilever umbrella with duo-arc tubes in a sliding-sleeve configuration, which includes: a base support for the arched tubes, a lower arched tube, an upper arched tube, a main canopy frame and a handle assembly. The upper arched tube is slidably connected with the lower arched tube through the handle assembly; the umbrella's main canopy frame is installed at the distal end of the upper arched tube through a canopy base junction; a mounting channel cooperating with the upper arched tube is provided on the inner surface of said lower arched tube-said mounting channel, once mated with the upper arched tube, leads to a semi-covered structure over the upper arched tube; and a winding wheel is provided to control the open and close of the main canopy frame.
A cantilever umbrella, comprising an arched spine, said arched spine comprising a lower arched tube and an upper arched tube connected through a handle assembly with said upper arched tube situated at a distal end of said arched spine and connected through a canopy base junction to a main canopy frame, wherein one of said lower arched tube and upper arched tube is arranged to provide an open mounting channel that receives and only partly houses wraps around the other arched tube in partial but not full coverage of its outer surface, such that the upper arched tube slides along the lower arched tube when driven by said handle assembly;
A cantilever umbrella, comprising a lower arched tube, an upper arched tube, a main canopy frame and a handle assembly, wherein said upper arched tube is slidably connected with said lower arched tube through said handle assembly, and said main canopy frame is installed at a distal end of said upper arched tube through a canopy base junction, wherein one of said lower arched tube and upper arched tube is arranged to provide an open mounting channel that receives and only partly wraps around the outer surface of the other arched tube, forming partial but not full coverage by the former over the latter tube when the two are collapsed together.
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The outdoor umbrella of claim 22, wherein said spine comprises a lower arched tube and an upper arched tube connected through a handle assembly.
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An outdoor umbrella, comprising a spine connected at its distal end to a canopy frame and at its proximal end to a tube support, said tube support comprising a mounting base, an inner vertical pipe, an outer vertical pipe and a locking structure, wherein said inner vertical pipe is fixedly attached to a top of said mounting base, said outer vertical pipe is fixedly attached to said spine and sleeving over an outer surface of said inner vertical pipe, and said locking structure disposed between said inner vertical pipe and said outer vertical pipe, said spine comprising a straight column affixed at its proximal end to said outer vertical pipe and said outdoor umbrella is a Roman umbrella;
An outdoor umbrella, comprising a spine connected at its distal end to a canopy frame and at its proximal end to a tube support, said tube support comprising a mounting base, an inner vertical pipe, an outer vertical pipe and a locking structure, wherein said inner vertical pipe is fixedly attached to a top of said mounting base, said outer vertical pipe is fixedly attached to said spine and sleeving over an outer surface of said inner vertical pipe, and said locking structure disposed between said inner vertical pipe and said outer vertical pipe, said spine comprising a straight column affixed at its proximal end to said outer vertical pipe and said outdoor umbrella is a Roman umbrella;
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