A CEILING GRAB
The ceiling grab bar system addresses the lack of passenger-specific storage in vehicles by offering a handle, body, and hangers for secure item storage, enhancing user convenience.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- TR202516546
- Authority / Receiving Office
- TR · TR
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-11-04
- Publication Date
- 2026-10-21
AI Technical Summary
Existing vehicles lack user-specific storage compartments for passengers to store personal belongings, with existing solutions primarily focusing on driver-centric storage areas.
A ceiling grab bar system comprising a handle, body, cavity, and hangers is integrated into the vehicle's ceiling, allowing passengers to securely store items like sunglasses and coats.
Provides passenger-specific storage by integrating a ceiling grab bar with a handle, body, and hangers, enabling secure storage of personal items during vehicle travel.
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Abstract
Description
1 TARIFF A CEILING GRAB Technical Area 5 This invention is located in the roofs of vehicles and has a recess on it. a holder that allows attaching special items in the form of glasses It is related to. Previous Technique The vehicle includes compartments where the driver and passengers can store their belongings. However, these compartments are not passenger areas but rather areas for the driver and passenger. These are common areas used by passengers. Specifically, the 15 located inside the vehicle. There are designated areas where people can place personal items such as sunglasses. Therefore, nowadays, vehicles do not provide user-specific areas. Solutions that have been developed are needed. United States patent number US6234570 20, which is included in the known state of the art. The document mentions a vehicle grab handle system. The patent in question... The invention described in the document is an enclosure designed to be mounted on a vehicle. and includes a pull handle attached to this housing. It is pivot-mounted on the housing. It includes a storage box, and this box is for storing a pair of sunglasses. It is structured. The pull handle and storage box are connected longitudinally at ends 25. It is positioned either at the end or side-by-side. Pull handle The device is a sunglasses case mounted to the housing via a pivot link. Includes storage box. The case is made of a single piece of plastic injection molding. It is a molded component. The open and closed positions of the storage box. It shows. Preferably, the sunglasses storage case should be 30 degrees along the pivot axis. It contains a rotary spring that rotates the housing towards the closed position. 2 Brief Description of the Invention The purpose of this invention is to create a compartment where passengers can place their personal belongings. The goal is to create a ceiling handrail. Detailed Description of the Invention The "Ceiling Grab Bar" attached was created to achieve the purpose of this invention. as shown in the figures, these figures are: Figure 1. Perspective view of a ceiling grab handle, which is the subject of the invention. Figure 2. Side view of a ceiling grab handle, which is the subject of the invention. The parts shown in the figures are individually numbered, and these numbers... The corresponding answers are given below: 15 1. Handle 2. Body 3. Hollow 4. Hanger 20 In addition to holding on to prevent people inside the vehicle from being thrown around, The invention is a ceiling rail that allows passengers to place their belongings. handle (1), - at least one body (2) and 25 people inside the vehicle hold on to - located on the body (2), which allows items to be placed inside. It contains at least one cavity (3) which is used as a reservoir. The subject of the invention is a spring hinge attached to the roof of the vehicle body (2) in the document (1). It is connected via. The body (2) is preferably U-shaped and is connected to the ceiling via 30 two recesses at the ends that allow items to be placed (3) 3 It includes. The handle (1) is located at the ends of the body (2) with the grooves (3) and the base. By being held at that point, it continues to serve as a handle. The body (2) is also formed by the grooves (3) and in each groove there will be (3), It includes at least one hanger (4) on which items can be attached. 5 The subject is the hangers (4) and the persons inside the vehicle can put up their coats and similar items. It can be hung on the trunk (2). The subject of the invention is the handgrip (1) for the use of special items such as sunglasses by users inside the vehicle. It includes a recess (3) where they can put their belongings and a hanger (4) to attach them. This 10 This provides an alternative to storage areas that are only available to the driver in the vehicle. A storage element is being created. Ceiling handrail (1) for driver and passengers When not in use, items can be attached to it. It can be hung. Around these basic concepts, the subject of the invention is “A Ceiling Grab (1)”. It is possible to develop a wide variety of applications, and the invention described herein It cannot be limited to examples; it is essentially as stated in the requests.
Claims
4 REQUESTS 1. To prevent people inside the vehicle from being thrown around, they should hold on. on the side, it allows passengers to place their belongings, - at least one body (2) and 5 people inside the vehicle hold onto - located on the body (2), which allows items to be placed inside. a ceiling hand characterized by at least one cavity (3) used as a reservoir handle (1).
2. The body (2) is attached to the vehicle roof by means of a spring hinge and 10 A ceiling grab bar as described in Claim 1 (1).
3. U-shaped, with the ends attached to the ceiling, for furniture. characterized by the body (2) containing two cavities (3) that allow its placement. A ceiling grab bar as in Claim 1 or 2 (1). 15 4. Created with holes (3) and with (3) in each hole, on top of with a body (2) containing at least one hanger (4) that allows items to be attached. a ceiling hand as in any of the above characterized requests handle (1). 20
