An outdoor tent with folding stools

Abstract

This utility model belongs to the field of outdoor tent technology, and relates to an outdoor tent with a folding stool. It includes a main frame assembly, a curtain assembly, and a folding stool assembly. The main frame assembly includes two sets of left support rod assemblies and right support rod assemblies. The left support rod assembly includes a first left support rod, a second left support rod, and a third left support rod connected sequentially to the ground. The folding stool assembly includes a stool panel hinged between the two first left support rods and the two first right support rods. A stool support tube is fixedly installed under the stool panel. The stool support tube is connected to the frame stool legs via a folding assembly. The folding assembly includes a first folding piece and a second folding piece rotatably connected by a pivot. The second folding piece is hinged to the frame stool legs, and the first folding piece is hinged to the stool support tube. This utility model relates to an outdoor tent with a folding stool that occupies a small area, covers a large area, and includes a folding stool for users to rest, making it more convenient and helping users avoid inclement weather.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to an outdoor tent with a folding stool, specifically an outdoor tent integrating a foldable resting structure, suitable for various outdoor scenarios such as camping, picnics, emergency shelter, and outdoor work, and especially able to meet users' needs for integrated "shading + rest". It belongs to the field of outdoor tent technology. Background Technology

[0002] As a core piece of outdoor shelter equipment, the tent's core function is to provide users with protection from wind, rain, and sunlight, as well as temporary activity space. It typically consists of a modular support frame and a flexible fabric (such as canvas or waterproof Oxford cloth). However, existing outdoor tents suffer from the following key technical problems in practical use, making them difficult to adapt to the convenience and practicality requirements of outdoor scenarios: Limited functionality and heavy carrying burden: Existing tents only provide shelter, and users need to carry additional rest tools such as folding stools and picnic mats; these extra tools not only take up backpack space but also increase the carrying weight, and are easily damaged or lost due to collisions and bumps in the outdoor environment.

[0003] Imbalance between footprint and coverage area: Some tents are designed with a wide bottom structure in pursuit of a large shelter space, resulting in a large footprint after storage, making them inconvenient to carry in vehicles or on foot; some tents have excessively reduced top coverage area to reduce footprint, making it difficult to meet the shelter needs of two or more people at the same time, and they are also weak in resisting severe weather such as heavy rain and strong winds (e.g., the small top space makes it easy for water to accumulate and for crosswinds to overturn). Utility Model Content

[0004] This utility model proposes an outdoor tent with a small footprint, large coverage area, and a folding stool for users to rest. The folding stool can be used in both directions, and the external support poles can be retracted. The tent also features a stable structure. This design simplifies assembly and disassembly, reduces carrying burden, and ensures effective shelter from severe outdoor weather. It enhances the overall ease of use and practicality of the outdoor tent, solving the problems of limited functionality and imbalance between footprint and coverage area in existing technologies.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution of this utility model is as follows: An outdoor tent with a folding stool includes a main frame assembly, a curtain assembly covering the main frame assembly, and a folding stool assembly hinged below the main frame assembly. The main frame assembly includes two sets of left support rod assemblies and a right support rod assemblies. The left support rod assembly includes a first left support rod, a second left support rod, and a third left support rod connected in sequence to the ground. The right support rod assembly includes a first right support rod, a second right support rod, and a third right support rod connected in sequence and resting on the ground. The folding stool assembly includes a stool panel hinged between two first left support rods and two first right support rods. A stool support tube is fixedly installed under the stool panel. The stool support tube is connected to the frame stool legs via a folding assembly. The folding assembly includes a first folding piece and a second folding piece rotatably connected by a pivot. The second folding piece is hinged to the frame stool legs, and the first folding piece is hinged to the stool support tube. This "folding assembly + hinge" structure allows for rapid folding and unfolding of the stool legs (when unfolded, the frame stool legs provide support perpendicular to the ground; when folded, they fit snugly against the stool panel without taking up additional space).

[0006] The included angle between the first left support rod, the second left support rod, and the third left support rod is 90-180°.

[0007] In one embodiment, the first left support rod, the second left support rod, and the third left support rod are adjacent to each other at an angle of 120°. The 120° angle maximizes the top coverage space while minimizing the bottom footprint, and also optimizes the crosswind resistance of the main frame assembly.

[0008] Two adjacent sets of left support rod assemblies are laterally supported by the first transverse support rod, and two adjacent sets of right support rod assemblies are laterally supported by the first transverse support rod. The transverse support rods reinforce the lateral stability of the main frame assembly, preventing the tent frame from deforming due to crosswinds or personnel activities.

[0009] The two second right support rods are equipped with external support rod assemblies. Each external support rod assembly includes a first external support rod hinged to the second right support rod via a U-shaped member and a second external support rod hinged to the second right support rod. The first and second external support rods are hinged together, and a second transverse support rod is connected to the hinge point of the two external support rods. The external support rod assembly, in conjunction with the second transverse support rod, further expands the top coverage area and enhances the wind resistance of the main frame assembly.

[0010] The area above the external support rod assembly, the third left support rod, and the third right support rod is covered by the curtain assembly. The curtain assembly is made of waterproof and breathable fabric (such as 210DPU coated Oxford cloth) and is detachably connected to the main frame assembly and the external support rod assembly by Velcro or plastic buckles, making it easy to clean, replace, and store separately.

[0011] The bottom ends of the first left support rod and the first right support rod are equipped with feet. The feet are made of non-slip and wear-resistant rubber material, and the bottom is provided with serrated texture to increase the friction with the ground (grass, gravel, cement) and prevent the tent from sliding on wet or sloping ground. At the same time, it reduces the pressure on the ground at the bottom of the support rod and prevents it from sinking into soft ground.

[0012] This utility model has the following advantages and beneficial effects: Functional integration: The folding stool component is directly integrated under the main frame component. The folding component (first folding piece + pivot + second folding piece) enables the stool legs to be folded and unfolded in one second. After storage, the frame stool legs fit completely against the stool panel without increasing the overall size of the tent. Compared with the traditional combination of "tent + independent folding stool", the storage volume of the folding stool of this utility model is reduced by 20%.

[0013] Optimal balance between footprint and coverage: The 120° adjacent angle design of the left / right support pole assemblies, combined with the support of the external support pole assembly and the horizontal support poles, allows the tent base to occupy only 1.2m of space. 2 The top coverage area can reach 2.5㎡, which can meet the needs of multiple people to shelter at the same time. At the same time, the combination of the external support pole assembly and the curtain forms a streamlined structure that is "wider at the top and narrower at the bottom", which improves the resistance to crosswinds by 50%, and the top is not easy to accumulate water. Its resistance to severe weather such as rainstorms and strong winds is significantly better than that of existing tents.

[0014] Structural stability adapts to complex outdoor environments: Anti-slip feet prevent the tent from sliding on muddy or sloping ground, horizontal support poles (first / second) reinforce the lateral rigidity of the main frame components, and the frame stool legs adopt a "triangular support" structure (in conjunction with the stool support tube), so the stool does not wobble when the user uses it, and the load-bearing stability can reach 80kg; the overall structure has undergone a 10-level simulated crosswind test without deformation and a 2-hour rainstorm test without water leakage, making it fully adaptable to complex outdoor usage scenarios. Attached Figure Description

[0015] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of this utility model or the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of this utility model. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained from these drawings without creative effort.

[0016] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of an outdoor tent with a folding stool according to the present invention (1); Figure 2 This is a structural schematic diagram (2) of an outdoor tent with a folding stool according to the present invention. Figure 3 This is a structural schematic diagram (3) of an outdoor tent with a folding stool according to the present invention. Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of an outdoor tent with a folding stool after folding, according to this utility model.

[0017] In the diagram: 1-Folding stool assembly; 2-Main frame assembly; 3-Curtain assembly; 4-First left support rod; 5-Frame stool leg; 6-Second left support rod; 7-Third left support rod; 8-Third right support rod; 9-Second right support rod; 10-Stool panel; 11-First right support rod; 12-First transverse support rod; 13-Folding assembly; 14-U-shaped piece; 15-First external support rod; 16-Second external support rod; 17-Second transverse support rod; 18-Stool surface support tube; 19-First folding piece; 20-Hinge; 21-Second folding piece; 22-Stool leg center rod. Detailed Implementation

[0018] The specific embodiments of this utility model will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be noted that these descriptions are for the purpose of aiding understanding of this utility model, but do not constitute a limitation thereof. Furthermore, the technical features involved in the various embodiments of this utility model described below can be combined with each other as long as they do not conflict with each other.

[0019] Reference Figures 1-3 The diagrams shown are a structural schematic (1), a structural schematic (2), and a structural schematic (3) of an outdoor tent with a folding stool. The outdoor tent with a folding stool includes a main frame assembly 2, a curtain assembly 3 covering the main frame assembly 2, and a folding stool assembly 1 hinged below the main frame assembly 2. The main frame assembly 2 includes two sets of left support rod assemblies and right support rod assemblies. The left support rod assembly includes a first left support rod 4, a second left support rod 6, and a third left support rod 7 connected in sequence and resting on the ground. The right support rod assembly includes a first right support rod 11, a second right support rod 9, and a third right support rod 8 connected in sequence and resting on the ground. Reference Figure 4 The folding stool assembly 1 includes a stool panel 10 hinged between two first left support rods 4 and two first right support rods 11. A stool support tube 18 is fixedly installed under the stool panel 10. The stool support tube 18 is connected to the frame stool legs 5 via a folding assembly 13. The folding assembly 13 includes a first folding piece 19 and a second folding piece 21 rotatably connected via a pivot 20. The second folding piece 21 is hinged to the frame stool legs 5, and the first folding piece 19 is hinged to the middle rod 22 of the stool legs of the stool support tube 18. Through the "folding assembly 13 + hinge" structure, the stool legs can be quickly folded and unfolded (when unfolded, the frame stool legs 5 provide support perpendicular to the ground; when folded, they fit snugly against the stool panel 10 without taking up additional space).

[0020] In one embodiment, the included angle between the first left support rod 4, the second left support rod 6, and the third left support rod 7 is 90-180°.

[0021] In one embodiment, the first left support rod 4, the second left support rod 6, and the third left support rod 7 are adjacent at an angle of 120°. The 120° angle maximizes the top coverage space while minimizing the bottom footprint, and also optimizes the crosswind resistance of the main frame assembly 2.

[0022] The two adjacent sets of left support rod assemblies are laterally supported by the first transverse support rod 12, and the two adjacent sets of right support rod assemblies are laterally supported by the first transverse support rod 12. The transverse support rods reinforce the lateral stability of the main frame assembly 2, preventing the tent frame from deforming due to crosswinds or personnel activities.

[0023] The two second right support rods 9 are equipped with external support rod assemblies. Each external support rod assembly includes a first external support rod 15 hinged to the second right support rod 9 via a U-shaped member 14, and a second external support rod 16 hinged to the second right support rod 9. A second transverse support rod 17 is connected to the hinge point of the two external support rods 15 and 16. The external support rod assembly, in conjunction with the second transverse support rod 17, further expands the top coverage area and enhances the wind resistance of the main frame assembly 2.

[0024] The area above the external support rod assembly, the third left support rod 7, and the third right support rod 8 is covered by the curtain assembly 3. The curtain assembly 3 is made of waterproof and breathable fabric (such as 210DPU coated Oxford cloth) and is detachably connected to the main frame assembly 2 and the external support rod assembly by Velcro or plastic buckles, making it easy to clean, replace, and store separately.

[0025] The bottom ends of the first left support rod 4 and the first right support rod 11 are provided with feet. The feet are made of non-slip and wear-resistant rubber material, and the bottom is provided with serrated texture, which can increase the friction with the ground (grass, gravel, cement) to prevent the tent from sliding on wet or sloping ground, while reducing the pressure of the bottom end of the support rod on the ground and preventing it from sinking into soft ground.

[0026] The embodiments of this utility model have been described in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings, but this utility model is not limited to the described embodiments. For those skilled in the art, various changes, modifications, substitutions, and variations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of this utility model, and these variations still fall within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. An outdoor tent with a folding stool, comprising a main frame assembly, a curtain assembly covering the main frame assembly, and a folding stool assembly hinged below the main frame assembly, characterized in that: The main frame assembly includes two sets of left support rod assemblies and a right support rod assemblies. The left support rod assembly includes a first left support rod, a second left support rod, and a third left support rod connected in sequence to the ground. The right support rod assembly includes a first right support rod, a second right support rod, and a third right support rod connected in sequence and resting on the ground. The folding stool assembly includes a stool panel hinged between two first left support rods and two first right support rods. A stool support tube is fixedly installed under the stool panel. The stool support tube is connected to the frame stool legs through the folding assembly. The folding assembly includes a first folding piece and a second folding piece rotatably connected by a pivot. The second folding piece is hinged to the frame stool legs, and the first folding piece is hinged to the stool support tube.

2. The outdoor tent with a folding stool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The included angle between the first left support rod, the second left support rod, and the third left support rod is 90-180°.

3. An outdoor tent with a folding stool according to claim 2, characterized in that: The included angle between the first left support rod, the second left support rod, and the third left support rod is 120°.

4. The outdoor tent with folding bench according to claim 1, characterized in that: The two adjacent sets of left support rod assemblies are laterally supported by the first transverse support rod, and the two adjacent sets of right support rod assemblies are laterally supported by the first transverse support rod.

5. An outdoor tent with a folding stool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The two second right support rods are equipped with external support rod assemblies. The external support rod assembly includes a first external support rod hinged to the second right support rod via a U-shaped member and a second external support rod hinged to the second right support rod. The first external support rod and the second external support rod are hinged together, and a second transverse support rod is connected at the hinge joint of the two first external support rods and the second external support rod.

6. An outdoor tent with folding bench according to claim 5, characterized in that: The area above the outer support rod assembly, the third left support rod, and the third right support rod is covered by a curtain assembly.

7. The outdoor tent with folding bench according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom ends of the first left support rod and the first right support rod are provided with feet.

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