Portable glare shield for side window of automobile
OwnerRaymond L. Manessinventor
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Abstract
Tinted sheet of semiflexible plastic with a reverse bend at the top edge to clip over the upper edge of and on the inside of a raiseable and lowerable side window of an automobile; preferably the sheet has a lateral fold to form the sheet into two planes intersecting at an angle of less than 180.degree. to provide a pressure to hold the sheet against the window.
Claims16
A portable glare shield for removable attachment to the inside of a raiseable and lowerable side window of a vehicle, said glare shield being a sheet of semiflexible transparent material which transmits 20% to 40% of incident light, said sheet having an upper edge which includes a reverse bend adapted to clip over the upper edge of said window, said reverse bend including a top leg slightly longer than the thickness of said side window, a short leg bent at an angle of 60.degree.-80.degree. to one end of said top leg, said top leg being bent at an angle of 60.degree.-80.degree. with said sheet.
A glare shield for an automobile side window comprising an integral sheet of semiflexible transparent material tinted to reduce light transmission therethrough, said sheet being generally rectangular in shape with a top portion adapted to be attached to the top edge of and on the inside surface of an automobile side window that is raiseable and lowerable, said top portion including a reverse bend section at the edge of the sheet to clip over the top of the window and spaced downwardly from said reverse bend section and parallel thereto a fold line extending laterally across the entire sheet to form an upper planar section above the fold line and a lower planar section below the fold line with the angle between said planar sections being about 150.degree.-175.degree. on the side of said sheet facing said window;
- said reverse bend section including a top leg section positioned at an angle of 60.degree.-80.degree. with said upper planar section and a short leg section positioned at the end of said top leg section opposite to said upper planar section and at an angle of 60.degree.-80.degree. between said short leg section and said top leg section.
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