Pro-up netting

• US 20050000556A1
• Filed: 07/02/2003
• Published: 01/06/2005
• Est. Priority Date: 07/02/2003
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Wen I. Chang
• Original Assignee: Wen I. Chang
• Inventors: Chang, Wen I.
• Application Number:
  US10/611,695
• Publication Number:
  US 20050000556A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 135/138
• CPC Class Codes: E04H 15/44 collapsible, e.g. breakdown type E04H15/42 takes precedence
• CPC Class Codes: E04H 2015/326 Frame members connected by elastic cord

Abstract

A pro-up netting comprises three frame rods, a rope, an extending means, a buckling ring and a web. Each frame rod is formed by an insertion rod, an elastic cotton string and a connecting tube. Ends of the rope have respective receptacles. The plurality of buckling rings serve for fixing the extending means. Three frame rods are connected with each frame rod having one end being connected together. Another ends of two selected frame rods are connected to two ends of the extending means and another end of another frame rod is connected to a middle part of the extending means. The web is connected between each two of the three frame rods.

Claims

1. A pro-up netting comprising:

three frame rods, each frame rod being formed by an insertion rod, an elastic cotton string and a connecting tube;

one ends of the insertion rod being reduced as a round cylinder;

the connecting tube being hollowed and one end thereof being formed with a reduced hollow tube;

one end of the insertion rod being connected with the elastic cotton string;

the elastic cotton string of the insertion rod passing through the reduced hollow tube to the round cylinder of another insertion rod;

this connection being repeated so as to extend the length thereof;

a rope;

ends of the rope having respective receptacles;

a hole being formed on each receptacle for receiving the extending means and frame rod;

the rope being a supporting structure;

the extending means being formed by two combing rods, each combing rod having an elastic cotton cord, at least one two-side sleeve, and at least one single side sleeve;

each combing rod being extended with the elastic cotton cord at one radial center of the one end thereof;

the two-side sleeves and single side sleeves being hollowed;

each end of the two-side sleeve and one end of single side sleeve being large ends which are formed with respective grooves therein and another end of the single side sleeve being a small end which forms a sleeve body;

the sleeve body being inserted into the groove;

the elastic cotton cord of the combing rod being inserted into the groove of the single side-sleeve;

then the sleeve body of the single side sleeve being inserted into the groove of another single side sleeve;

the process being repeated four connecting a plurality of single side sleeves;

then the sleeve body of the last single side sleeve being inserted into the groove in one side of the two-side sleeve;

another end of the two-side sleeve being inserted by the sleeve body of another single side sleeve and thus a plurality of single side sleeves being serially connected at two ends, of the two-side sleeve;

a plurality of buckling rings for fixing the extending means; and

a web;

wherein three frame rods are connected with each frame rod having one end being connected together; and

another ends of two selected frame rods are connected to two ends of the extending means and another end of another frame rod is connected to a middle part of the extending means;

the extending means being bent like a semi-round shape;

the web is connected between each two of the three frame rods.

2. The pro-up netting as claimed in claim 1, wherein the buckling ring is a sleeve cloth.

3. The pro-up netting as claimed in claim 1, wherein the buckling ring is a toggle.

4. The pro-up netting as claimed in claim 1, wherein the rope is replaced by cloth strips.