Folding shelter
First Claim
1. A folding shelter including a chair having opposite sides and a back structure, and a canopy positioned above said chair, wherein the improvement comprises:
- upper and lower spaced strut means extending from and having a connection to said back structure and to said canopy on each of the opposite sides of said chair, each of said strut means being connected to the back of said chair at a single point spaced from the point of connection of the other of said strut means to said back, said connections being capable of transferring bending moment.
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Abstract
This folding shelter has a canopy that can be attached to a folding chair, and removed easily for portability. Struts engaging the back structure of the chair support the canopy under a degree of tension. The canopy has a top panel and depending side and back panels, the latter being detachably secured to the back structure of the chair. Preferably, retractable bearing plates are provided at the lower extremities of the legs of the chair. An optional skirt panel is also provided extending around at least three sides of the chair, and attachable to the side and back panels, with auxiliary support extending from the chair to position the lower rear extremities of the skirt panel.
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15 Claims
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1. A folding shelter including a chair having opposite sides and a back structure, and a canopy positioned above said chair, wherein the improvement comprises:
upper and lower spaced strut means extending from and having a connection to said back structure and to said canopy on each of the opposite sides of said chair, each of said strut means being connected to the back of said chair at a single point spaced from the point of connection of the other of said strut means to said back, said connections being capable of transferring bending moment. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. In combination with a chair having legs, bearing means for supporting said chair on soft ground, comprising:
a plate, and elongated link means pivotally connected at each of the opposite ends thereof to said plate and to at least one of said legs, respectively, said link means being adapted to position said plate alternatively across the end of said leg, or adjacent said leg above said end.
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