Portable cover system apparatus for vehicular and other outdoor use
AssigneeGo-Products, A General Partnership
InventorsVictor Flores, Conrado A. Bernardo, Mark J. Antosh
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AssigneeGo-Products, A General Partnership
InventorsVictor Flores, Conrado A. Bernardo, Mark J. Antosh
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A portable cover apparatus for use in vehicular and outdoor applications where sheltering, such as shading from the sun and other environmental elements is desired. The apparatus includes a flexible cover adequate for the particular environmental covering task at hand, i.e. mesh or closed sheet material, supported by structurally independent mast and base supports. Each independent base support has a horizontal anchoring portion, and a vertically offset mast attachment portion that coacts with a telescoping variable length mast to accommodate various shapes and positioning of the flexible cover. In a preferred embodiment, the cover may be attached to the upper mast ends using hook-ended stretch cords, as a method of compensating for different sizes of objects to be covered as well to absorb stress from wind. The side curtains are detachable from the top cover using mating hook and loop fastening material. The portable covering application determines the number of independent mast and base supports required according to the geometrical configuration of the sheet covering material. The horizontal portion has suitable structure for receiving a weighted body, such as the wheels of an automobile and may include auxillary holes for anchoring to the ground. The manner of anchoring is discretionary considering the duration of the covering needs, surface hardness, security from theft of the covering apparatus, time to install, patience of the installer and other related human factor considerations.
A portable vehicle cover apparatus, said apparatus comprising:
A portable vehicle cover apparatus, said apparatus comprising:
A portable cover apparatus, said apparatus comprising:
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