Fiber Screens

• US 20200130494A1
• Filed: 10/25/2019
• Published: 04/30/2020
• Est. Priority Date: 10/25/2018
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Danny Roy Fiber
• Original Assignee: Danny Roy Fiber
• Inventors: Fiber, Danny Roy
• Application Number:
  US16/663,920
• Publication Number:
  US 20200130494A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• CPC Class Codes: B60J 11/06 for covering only specific parts of the vehicle, e.g. for doors covers or guards for traction couplings, hitches, draw-gear or towing devices B60D1/60; guards for wheels, radiators or bumpers B60R19/00
• CPC Class Codes: B60J 11/10 for wheels hub caps or the like B60B7/00; external spare wheel stowing, holding or mounting arrangements B62D43/02

Abstract

A screen apparatus provides protection of an exterior part of a stationary vehicle from any potential damages caused by sun exposure, weather, etc. The apparatus can be detachably and noninvasively applied to the vehicle using detachable fasteners. The apparatus comprises at least one planar indicium that permits a user to personalize the apparatus to their aesthetic. Additionally, the apparatus offers a tiered or overlapping modular indicium to facilitate adjustment and further personalization of the screen. An electrical assembly comprising a power storage and a processor can offer the user interactive control of a speaker and illumination system using a switch and/or a personal computing device. Thus, the apparatus addresses the conventional detrimental assignment of screen elements of a vehicle and strengthens the personalization of screens to the user through a modular indicium alongside an electrical assembly to facilitate the manipulation of illumination and sound.

Claims

1. A detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle comprising:

a screen;

a plurality of fasteners;

the screen comprising a first edge, a second edge, and a plurality of apertures;

the first edge and the second edge being terminally positioned across the screen, opposite each other;

the plurality of apertures being distributed across the screen adjacent the first edge;

each of the plurality of fasteners comprising a mounting device and a coupler;

the coupler being terminally connected to the mounting device;

each of the plurality of fasteners being detachably and noninvasively attached to an exterior surface of the vehicle through the mounting device; and

each of the plurality of fasteners being detachably attached to each of the plurality of apertures of the screen through the coupler.

2. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 1 comprising:

at least one weight biasing bar;

the at least one weight biasing bar comprising at least one bar cavity;

the at least one bar cavity being concentrically positioned within the at least one weight biasing bar; and

the at least one weight biasing bar being attached to the screen adjacent the first edge.

3. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 2 comprising:

an electrical assembly;

the electrical assembly comprising;

a power storage, a processor, a transmitter, at least one switch, at least one illuminator, and at least one speaker;

the at least one switch being electrically connected to the power storage;

the processor being electrically connected to the at least one switch;

the transmitter and the at least one illuminator being electrically connected to the processor;

the speaker being electrically connected to the processor;

the electrical assembly being internally attached to at least one bar cavity of the at least one weight biasing bar; and

the at least one switch being exteriorly positioned on the at least one weight biasing bar.

4. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 3 comprising:

the electrical assembly comprising a personal computing (PC) device; and

the PC device being wirelessly connected to the processor through the transmitter.

5. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 2, wherein the at least one weight biasing bar being attached to the screen adjacent the second edge.

6. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 1 comprising:

the screen comprising a plurality of pores;

the plurality of pores being distributed on the screen; and

the plurality of pores passing through the screen.

7. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 1 comprising:

each of the plurality of apertures comprising a grommet; and

the grommet being concentrically attached to each of the plurality of apertures.

8. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 1 comprising:

at least one planar indicium; and

at least one planar indicium being positioned on the screen opposite the exterior surface of the vehicle.

9. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 1 comprising:

a modular indicium;

the modular indicium comprising a hanging ornament and a plurality of indicia fasteners;

the plurality of indicia fasteners being terminally and perimetrically attached to the hanging ornament; and

the modular indicium being detachably attached to the screen by mounting each of the plurality of indicia fasteners to one of the plurality of apertures of the screen.

10. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 9 comprising:

the modular indicium comprising a plurality of indicia pores;

the plurality of indicia pores being distributed on the modular indicium; and

the plurality of indicia pores passing through the modular indicium.

11. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 1, wherein the mounting device of each of the plurality of fasteners comprising a self-locking mounting device.

12. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 1, wherein the mounting device of each of the plurality of fasteners comprising a suction mounting device.

13. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 1, wherein the mounting device of each of the plurality of fasteners comprising a magnetic mounting device.

14. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 1, wherein the coupler of each of the plurality of fasteners comprising a hook.

15. A detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle comprising:

a screen;

a plurality of fasteners;

at least one weight biasing bar;

the screen comprising a first edge, a second edge, a plurality of apertures;

the first edge and the second edge being terminally positioned across the screen, opposite each other;

the plurality of apertures being distributed across the screen adjacent the first edge;

each of the plurality of fasteners comprising a mounting device and a coupler;

the coupler being terminally connected to the mounting device;

each of the plurality of fasteners being detachably and noninvasively attached to an exterior surface of the vehicle through the mounting device;

each of the plurality of fasteners being detachably attached to each of the plurality of apertures of the screen through the coupler;

the at least one weight biasing bar comprising at least one bar cavity;

the at least one bar cavity being concentrically positioned within the at least one weight biasing bar; and

the at least one weight biasing bar being attached to the screen adjacent the first edge.

16. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 15 comprising:

an electrical assembly;

the electrical assembly comprising;

a power storage, a processor, a transmitter, at least one switch, at least one illuminator, and at least one speaker;

the at least one switch being electrically connected to the power storage;

the processor being electrically connected to the at least one switch;

the transmitter and the at least one illuminator being electrically connected to the processor;

the speaker being electrically connected to the processor;

the electrical assembly being internally attached to at least one bar cavity of the at least one weight biasing bar; and

the at least one switch being exteriorly positioned on the at least one weight biasing bar.

17. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 15 comprising:

the screen comprising a plurality of pores;

the plurality of pores being distributed on the screen; and

the plurality of pores passing through the screen.

18. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 15 comprising:

at least one planar indicium; and

at least one planar indicium being positioned on the screen opposite the exterior surface of the vehicle.

19. The detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle as claimed in claim 15 comprising:

a modular indicium;

the modular indicium comprising a hanging ornament, a plurality of indicia fasteners, and a plurality of indicia pores;

the plurality of indicia pores being distributed on the modular indicium;

the plurality of indicia pores passing through the modular indicium;

the plurality of indicia fasteners being terminally and perimetrically attached to the hanging ornament; and

the modular indicium being detachably attached to the screen by mounting each of the plurality of indicia fasteners to one of the plurality of apertures of the screen.

20. A detachable and noninvasive screen apparatus for protecting an exterior part of a stationary vehicle comprising:

a screen;

a plurality of fasteners;

at least one weight biasing bar;

an electrical assembly

the screen comprising a first edge, a second edge, a plurality of apertures;

the first edge and the second edge being terminally positioned across the screen, opposite each other;

the plurality of apertures being distributed across the screen adjacent the first edge;

each of the plurality of fasteners comprising a mounting device and a coupler;

the coupler being terminally connected to the mounting device;

each of the plurality of fasteners being detachably and noninvasively attached to an exterior surface of the vehicle through the mounting device;

each of the plurality of fasteners being detachably attached to each of the plurality of apertures of the screen through the coupler;

the at least one weight biasing bar comprising at least one bar cavity;

the at least one bar cavity being concentrically positioned within the at least one weight biasing bar;

the at least one weight biasing bar being attached to the screen adjacent the first edge;

the electrical assembly comprising;

a power storage, a processor, a transmitter, at least one switch, at least one illuminator, at least one speaker, and a personal computing (PC) device;

the at least one switch being electrically connected to the power storage;

the processor being electrically connected to the at least one switch;

the transmitter and the at least one illuminator being electrically connected to the processor;

the speaker being electrically connected to the processor;

the PC device being wirelessly connected to the processor through the transmitter;

the electrical assembly being internally attached to at least one bar cavity of the at least one weight biasing bar; and

the at least one switch being exteriorly positioned on the at least one weight biasing bar.