Wind Resistant Umbrella
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[0017]As illustrated in FIG. 1, a conventional umbrella 10 includes a shaft 20, an umbrella cloth 30 and a plurality of ribs 40 for supporting the umbrella cloth 30. The ribs 40 are movably engaged to the shaft 20 for opening and closing the umbrella 10. The ribs 40 may include main ribs 42 for attaching to the internal surface 32 of the umbrella cloth 30 and the branch ribs 44 for stretching the main ribs 42. The branch ribs 44 may be attached to a collar 50 slidable along the shaft 20 at one end and the main ribs 42 at the other end.
[0018]The umbrella 10 may be a foldable umbrella. In that case, the main ribs 42 may be foldable and the shaft 20 may be telescopic for folding the umbrella 10 when not in use.
[0019]When the umbrella 10 is open, the wind may assert undue pressure on the internal surface 32 of the umbrella cloth 30 and flex the main ribs 42 upward. In the embodiment as shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, a strengthening member 100 is used to reinforce the main ribs 42. The stren...
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