Glare shield
OwnerKhanh Laminventor
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Abstract
The glare shield of the present invention includes a transparent shield that is polarized or tinted to reduce glare. This shield is pivotally secured to a rearview mirror by way of a first and second bracket. Each of the brackets includes a hinge piece and the shield includes two hinge pieces. These hinge pieces combine to pivotally secure the glare shield to the brackets. Additionally, magnets are secured to both the brackets and the glare shield. By way of the magnets, the glare shield can be kept in an upright orientation.
Claims4
A glare prevention shield adapted to be secured over a rearview mirror, the shield comprising in combination:
- a first bracket having an upper portion and a lower portion and an intermediate extent therebetween, a first hinge piece positioned at the upper extent, an aperture positioned within the lower portion, a magnet positioned upon the upper portion of the first bracket;
- a second bracket having an upper portion and a lower portion and an intermediate extent therebetween, second hinge piece positioned at the upper extent, an aperture positioned within the lower portion, a magnet positioned upon the upper portion of the second bracket;
- the first and second brackets adapted to be secured to a rearview mirror with the upper portions of the brackets positioned at an upper extent of the rearview mirror;
- a first securing means positioned within the aperture of the first bracket, the first securing means including a threaded screw and a bottom plate adjustably positioned upon the threaded screw, the bottom plate being adjusted to engage a lower extent of the rearview mirror;
- a second securing means positioned within the aperture of the second bracket, the second securing means including a threaded screw and a bottom plate adjustably positioned upon the threaded screw the bottom plate being adjusted to engage the lower extent of the rearview mirror;
- a glare shield having an upper edge, a lower edge and an intermediate extent therebetween, a first hinge piece and corresponding magnet secured to the glare shield and adapted to be secured to the first hinge piece of the first bracket, a second hinge piece and corresponding magnet secured to the glare shield and adapted to be secured to the second hinge piece of the second bracket, the glare shield thus being pivotally secured to the first and second brackets, the magnet of the first hinge piece oriented to be secured to the magnet of the first bracket, additionally the magnet of the second hinge piece oriented to be secured to the magnet of the second bracket, such that the glare shield can be magnetically held in an upright orientation.
A glare prevention shield adapted to be secured over a rearview mirror, the shield comprising in combination:
- a first bracket having an upper portion and a lower portion and an intermediate extent therebetween, a first hinge piece positioned at the upper extent, an aperture positioned within the lower portion;
- a second bracket having an upper portion and a lower portion and an intermediate extent therebetween, second hinge piece positioned at the upper extent, an aperture positioned within the lower portion;
- the first and second brackets adapted to be secured to a rearview mirror with the upper portions of the brackets positioned at an upper extent of the rearview mirror;
- a first securing means positioned within the aperture of the first bracket;
- a second securing means positioned within the aperture of the second bracket, the first and second securing means adapted to engage a lowermost portion of the rearview mirror;
- a glare shield having an upper edge, a lower edge and an intermediate extent therebetween, a first hinge piece secured to the glare shield and adapted to be secured to the first hinge piece of the first bracket, a second hinge piece secured to the glare shield and adapted to be secured to the second hinge piece of the second bracket, the glare shield thus being pivotally secured to the first and second brackets.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.