Camping tent

Abstract

A camping tent according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, which is installed by connecting a plurality of main poles, may be characterized by: a lower pole having a first virtual polygonal structure formed by connecting a plurality of points to which the main poles are fastened; an upper frame having a second virtual polygonal structure formed by connecting a plurality of points to which the main poles are fastened; and a virtual straight line which connects the origin shared by the first polygonal structure and the second polygonal structure to the vertex of the second polygonal structure, the virtual straight line intersecting the center of any one side among the sides of the first polygonal structure.

Description

camping tent

[0001] The technical idea of ​​the present disclosure relates to a camping tent, and more particularly, to a camping tent composed of a virtual polygonal structure.

[0002] Camping tents for outdoor activities are manufactured and sold in a variety of names, shapes, and sizes, including cabanas and tents. The primary function of a tent is to block external temperatures and pests, thereby providing an appropriate temperature and leisure environment.

[0003] However, existing camping tents have the problem of not being able to properly exhaust the smoke generated when cooking food inside, especially when cooking meat that produces a lot of smoke. In addition, when the door is opened for ventilation, cold air flows in during the winter and pests such as mosquitoes flow into the tent during the summer. In addition, even when the door is opened, the smoke that collects at the top of the tent cannot be properly exhausted.

[0004] The technical idea of ​​the present disclosure is to provide a camping tent whose roof can be easily opened and closed according to user operation.

[0005] A camping tent installed by connecting a plurality of main poles according to an embodiment of the present disclosure may be characterized in that it comprises a lower pole in which a virtual first polygonal structure is formed by connecting a plurality of points to which the main poles are fastened, an upper frame in which a virtual second polygonal structure is formed by connecting a plurality of points to which the main poles are fastened, and a virtual straight line connecting an origin shared by the first polygonal structure and the second polygonal structure and a vertex of the second polygonal structure intersects the center of one of the sides of the first polygonal structure.

[0006] According to one embodiment, the virtual straight line may be characterized in that it intersects a point where the main pole and the support pole are joined to the main pole in a first direction, and intersects a point where the main pole and the support pole meet in a second direction opposite to the first direction.

[0007] According to one embodiment, the virtual first straight line connecting the origin and the starting point of the first main pole may be characterized by intersecting the end point of the second main pole adjacent to the first main pole.

[0008] According to one embodiment, the upper frame may be characterized in that it is connected to the roof through a joint located inside the frame.

[0009] According to one embodiment, the upper frame may include a height adjustment joint including a first opening formed in a circumferential direction of the upper frame and a second opening formed in a direction perpendicular to the circumferential direction.

[0010] According to one embodiment, the roof may include a height-adjusting column configured to adjust the height of the roof by being inserted and moved through the second opening.

[0011] The camping tent according to the embodiment of the present disclosure can provide a spacious interior space and an attractively shaped camping tent by utilizing a main pole and support poles having a curved structure of the same curvature when installed. Furthermore, the camping tent according to the present disclosure can provide convenient usability by configuring the upper frame forming the roof to be moved up and down or detachable according to user operation.

[0012] The effects that can be obtained from the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure are not limited to the effects mentioned above, and other effects not mentioned can be clearly derived and understood by those skilled in the art to which the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure pertain from the following description. In other words, unintended effects resulting from implementing the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure can also be derived by those skilled in the art from the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure.

[0013] FIG. 1 is a drawing showing the exterior of a camping tent according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0014] FIG. 2 is a drawing showing a housing of a camping tent in which a main pole and a support pole are combined according to one embodiment.

[0015] FIG. 3 is a drawing showing a main pole and a support pole having the same curvature when mounted according to one embodiment.

[0016] Figures 4 and 5 are drawings illustrating an upper frame according to one embodiment.

[0017] FIG. 6 is a drawing illustrating an upper joint coupled to an upper frame according to one embodiment.

[0018] Fig. 7 is a drawing illustrating a joint between poles according to one embodiment.

[0019] FIG. 8 is a drawing illustrating a lower joint coupled to a lower pole according to one embodiment.

[0020] FIG. 9 is a drawing showing a portion where a sleeve of a tent skin is inserted into a main pole and a support pole according to one embodiment.

[0021] FIGS. 10 to 12 are drawings illustrating embodiments in which points of each of the upper frame and the lower pole are connected to form a virtual first polygonal structure and a second polygonal structure according to a plurality of embodiments.

[0022] Figure 13 is a drawing illustrating an upper frame and a height-adjusting column according to one embodiment.

[0023] Figure 14 is a drawing showing a plan view of an upper frame of one embodiment.

[0024] Fig. 15 is a drawing showing a joint installed on an upper frame according to one embodiment.

[0025] A camping tent installed by connecting a plurality of main poles according to an embodiment of the present disclosure may be characterized in that it comprises a lower pole in which a virtual first polygonal structure is formed by connecting a plurality of points to which the main poles are fastened, an upper frame in which a virtual second polygonal structure is formed by connecting a plurality of points to which the main poles are fastened, and a virtual straight line connecting an origin shared by the first polygonal structure and the second polygonal structure and a vertex of the second polygonal structure intersects the center of one of the sides of the first polygonal structure.

[0026] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present disclosure will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.

[0027] FIG. 1 is a drawing showing the exterior of a camping tent (10) according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0028] Referring to FIG. 1, a camping tent (10) according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is implemented as a flower bud-shaped tent that is differentiated from the shapes of existing tents by obtaining motifs from a tensegrity model and natural objects. Specifically, the camping tent (10) of the present disclosure can have a plurality of main poles diagonally connected to a ring-shaped upper frame at a predetermined interval, and a support pole is connected to the middle point of the main pole to support the main pole, thereby stably maintaining the structure of the upper frame and the main pole as a whole.

[0029] When the main pole and the support pole are installed and the sleeve of the tent skin is fitted and mounted on the main pole and the support pole, the shape of the camping tent (10) of the present disclosure can be implemented as an overall flower bud shape.

[0030] Hereinafter, the configuration and pitching method of the camping tent (10) of the present disclosure will be described.

[0031] FIG. 2 is a drawing showing a housing of a camping tent (10) in which a main pole (200) and a support pole (300) are combined according to one embodiment.

[0032] Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, the camping tent (10) of the present disclosure may include an upper frame (100), a lower pole (400), a main pole (200), and a support pole (300). The upper frame (100) may be positioned above the main pole (200) and the support pole (300) when the tent is pitched, and the lower pole (400) may be positioned below the main pole (200) and the support pole (300) when the tent is pitched. The upper frame (100) may be referred to as a roof, and the height at which it is detached from the camping tent (10) or spaced apart from the camping tent (10) in an upward direction may be adjusted according to a user operation.

[0033] The upper frame (100) may be formed in a ring shape, and an upper joint may be arranged on the lower surface of the upper frame (100) to which the main pole (200) and the upper frame (100) can be connected. The upper joint will be described in detail later with reference to FIG. 6.

[0034] The main pole (200) can be connected to the upper frame (100) in a diagonal direction relative to the lower surface of the upper frame (100) through the upper joint, and a plurality of main poles (200) can be connected through the upper joints spaced apart by a certain interval.

[0035] After the main pole (200) and the upper frame (100) are combined, the support pole (300) can be combined with the main pole (200) through the pole joint. The pole joint can be formed so that a portion can accommodate the main pole (200) and the remaining portion can accommodate one end of the support pole (300). The support pole (300) and the main pole (200) can be combined by the user mounting a portion of the pole joint in the middle of the main pole (200) and accommodating one end of the support pole (300) in the remaining portion.

[0036] When one end of the support pole (300) is connected to the main pole (200), the other end of the support pole (300) can be connected to the adjacent main pole (200) through a lower joint. The lower joint can include a first receiving groove capable of accommodating the main pole (200) and a second receiving groove capable of accommodating a support pole (300) having a different cross-sectional diameter from the main pole (200).

[0037] Specifically, the main poles (200) connected to the upper frame (100) of the camping tent (10) may include a first main pole (200_1) and a second main pole (200_2) adjacent to the first main pole (200_1). When one end of the first support pole (300_2) is connected to the middle of the first main pole (200_1) through a pole-to-pole joint, the other end of the first support pole (300_2) may be connected to the second main pole (200_2) through a lower joint.

[0038] For example, when a camping tent (10) is composed of five main poles (200), the first support pole (300_2) is located between the first main pole (200_1) and the second main pole (200_2), the second support pole (300) is located between the second main pole and the third main pole (200), the third support pole (300) is located between the third main pole (200) and the fourth main pole (200), and the fourth support pole (300) is located between the fourth main pole (200) and the fifth main pole (200). Since the upper frame (100) and the lower pole (400) are arranged in a ring shape, the fifth support pole (300) can be located between the fifth main pole (200) and the first main pole (200_1).

[0039] The lower pole (400) may be formed in a shape corresponding to the upper frame (100), and the lower joint may be joined to the lower pole (400), thereby completing the assembly and pitching of the upper frame (100), main pole (200), support pole (300), and lower pole (400).

[0040] That is, the upper frame (100) and the lower pole (400) of the camping tent (10) of the present disclosure can be configured in a ring shape, and the main pole (200) connecting the upper frame (100) and the lower pole (400) can be connected in a first diagonal direction with respect to the upper frame (100) and the lower pole (400), and one end of the support pole (300) is connected to the main pole (200) in a second diagonal direction different from the first diagonal direction, and the other end of the support pole (300) is connected to the adjacent main pole (200), thereby completing the housing of the camping tent (10).

[0041] The tent skin may include a first sleeve into which a main pole (200) is inserted and a second sleeve into which a support pole (300) is inserted. The main pole (200) may be inserted into the first sleeve while the main pole (200) is connected to the upper frame (100), and then the support pole (300) may be inserted through the second sleeve and connected to the joint between the poles.

[0042] According to one embodiment, after the tent skin is inserted into the main pole (200) and the support pole (300) and coupled with the lower pole (400) and pitching is completed, at least a portion of the tent skin can be released from the lower pole (400). The released tent skin can be rolled from the lower pole (400) toward the upper frame (100), and the rolled tent skin portion can be provided as the main entrance.

[0043] Additionally, after pitching of the tent skin is completed, at least a portion of the tent skin may be released from the lower joint. The released tent skin may be rolled from the lower joint toward the upper frame (100), and the rolled portion of the tent skin may be provided as a ventilation window.

[0044] The main entrance and ventilation section can be additionally configured with insect-proof mesh, urethane windows, etc. from the inside of the tent, and the tent skin can be disconnected from the lower pole (400), main pole (200), or support pole (300) through a zipper.

[0045] FIG. 3 is a drawing showing a main pole (200) and a support pole (300) having the same curvature when mounted according to one embodiment.

[0046] Referring to FIG. 3, when the main pole (200) and the support pole (300) are connected to the pole-to-pole joint and the lower joint and pitching is completed, the curvature of the main pole (200) and the curvature of the support pole (300) may have the same curvature. For example, the curvature of the main pole (200) and the curvature of the support pole (300) may be quantified as the reciprocal of the radius of curvature, and this may mean that the radius of curvature of the main pole (200) and the radius of curvature of the support pole (300) are the same. That is, since multiple pairs of main poles (200) and support poles (300) are all formed with the same curvature, the camping tent (10) covered with the tent skin can be pitched in a flower bud shape with a uniform curvature.

[0047] At this time, in order for the main pole (200) and the support pole (300) of the present disclosure to be combined and have the same curvature, the length and cross-sectional diameter ratio between the main pole (200) and the support pole (300) may be configured at a predetermined ratio. For example, the main pole (200) and the support pole (300) may be configured as cylindrical poles and may be manufactured from the same material of metal or synthetic resin. In order for the main pole (200) and the support pole (300) to have the same tensile force in a combined state, the ratio of the cross-sectional diameters of the main pole (200) and the support pole (300) may preferably be configured at a ratio of 11:7.9.

[0048] Figures 4 and 5 are drawings illustrating an upper frame (100) according to one embodiment.

[0049] Referring to FIG. 4, the upper frame (100) forming the roof of a camping tent (10) may be composed of a first sub-frame (110), a second sub-frame (120), and a third sub-frame (130). At this time, the first sub-frame (110) and the second sub-frame (120) are formed in a structure that can be detached according to user operation. The third sub-frame (130) is connected to the first sub-frame (110), and may be formed so that the height at which it is connected to the first sub-frame (110) can be adjusted by user operation.

[0050] Since the third sub-frame (130) is connected to the first sub-frame (110), when the first sub-frame (110) is detached from the camping tent (10), the third sub-frame (130) can also be detached from the camping tent (10). In addition, a tent skin may be attached to the upper portion of the third sub-frame (130), and a pole may be configured in the shape of a spoke to support the tent skin attached to the upper portion.

[0051] According to one embodiment, the third sub-frame (130) may include a support pillar (131) composed of multiple stages, and when a user pushes the third sub-frame (130) toward the outside of the camping tent (10), the support pillar (131) may be fixed in an unfolded state. Conversely, when a user pulls the third sub-frame (130) toward the inside of the camping tent (10), the support pillar (131) of multiple stages may be fixed in a folded state. At this time, the support pillar (131) of one stage may be fixed in a state accommodated in the lower or upper portion of the third sub-frame (130), so that the roof of the camping tent (10) may be maintained in a shielded state.

[0052] The method for adjusting the length of the support pillar (131) according to the embodiment of the present disclosure is not limited thereto, and may include a method in which the entire support pillar (131) configured as a single unit is moved in the upper and lower directions of the third sub-frame (130) to adjust the length, and may include all length adjusting methods of the pillar-shaped frame.

[0053] According to one embodiment, the first sub-frame (110) and the second sub-frame (120) are configured in a ring shape, and the outer surface of the first sub-frame (110) can be arranged to contact the inner surface of the second sub-frame (120).

[0054] The first sub-frame (110) may include a protrusion (111) that protrudes outward from the outer surface of a ring shape and has an insertion groove (112) formed into which an insertion protrusion (122) of a certain size can be inserted. The second sub-frame (120) may be inserted inward from the inner surface of the ring shape to correspond to the shape of the protrusion (111) and may have an insertion protrusion (122) of a certain size formed therein.

[0055] That is, the protrusion (111) of the first sub-frame (110) is combined in a shape inserted in the second sub-frame (120), and an insertion protrusion (122) is formed at a position corresponding to the insertion groove (112), so that the insertion protrusion (122) can be fitted into the insertion groove (112) and the combination can be fixed.

[0056] At this time, the insertion projection (122) of the second sub-frame (120) may be formed to have a neck smaller than the insertion groove (112) corresponding to the insertion groove (112) so that the insertion projection (122) of the second sub-frame (120) can be inserted and fixed into the insertion groove (112) of the first sub-frame (110), and the head of the insertion projection (122) may be formed to have a size larger than the insertion groove (112). For example, the insertion projection (122) may be formed to extend downwardly of the second sub-frame (120) and may include a column-shaped neck and a bead-shaped head. The bead-shaped head may be configured to have a size larger than the neck of the insertion groove (112) and the insertion projection (122), and may prevent the first sub-frame (110) from falling down while being coupled to the second sub-frame (120) by the head of the insertion projection (122).

[0057] FIG. 6 is a drawing showing an upper joint (140) coupled to an upper frame (100) according to one embodiment.

[0058] Referring to FIG. 6, the upper joint (140) can be arranged while being coupled to the upper frame (100), and the main pole (200) can be accommodated. The number of upper joints (140) coupled to the upper frame (100) can be the same as the number of main poles (200) mounted to the upper frame (100).

[0059] According to one embodiment, when the main pole (200) is coupled to the upper joint (140), a configuration for fixing the coupling may be formed in the upper receiving groove. For example, a screw thread may be formed inside the upper receiving groove, and one end of the main pole (200) may have a screw thread corresponding to the formed screw thread. That is, the main pole (200) and the upper joint (140) may be fastened through a screw coupling. However, the coupling method of the present disclosure is not limited to a screw coupling, but may include all coupling methods for fixing a long cylindrical pole.

[0060] Fig. 7 is a drawing illustrating a pole joint (210) according to one embodiment.

[0061] Referring to FIG. 7, the pole joint (210) can connect the main pole (200) and the support pole (300). A portion of the pole joint (210) can be open to correspond to the thickness of the main pole (200) so that it can be mounted on the cylindrical main pole (200). A user can push the main pole (200) into the open portion of the pole joint (210), and the pole joint (210) is made of a synthetic resin having a predetermined elasticity, so that when mounted, the open portion can open as much as the diameter of the main pole (200) to accommodate the main pole (200). When the main pole (200) is inserted into the pole joint (210), the pole joint (210) can return to a shape that surrounds the main pole (200) to maintain the connection between the pole joint (210) and the main pole (200).

[0062] The remaining portion of the inter-pole joint (210) may be configured as an inter-pole receiving groove capable of receiving one end of the support pole (300). For example, a screw thread may be formed inside the inter-pole receiving groove, and one end of the support pole (300) may have a screw thread corresponding to the formed screw thread. That is, the support pole (300) and the inter-pole joint (210) may be fastened through a screw connection. However, the fastening method of the present disclosure is not limited to a screw connection, but may include all fastening methods for fixing one end of a long cylindrical pole.

[0063] FIG. 8 is a drawing illustrating a lower joint (410) coupled to a lower pole (400) according to one embodiment.

[0064] Referring to FIG. 8, the lower joint (410) coupled to the lower pole (400) can accommodate a pair of support poles (300) and a main pole (200), and can be coupled to the lower pole (400) in a state in which the pair of support poles (300) and the main pole (200) are accommodated. At this time, one end of the main pole (200) assembled to the lower pole (400) can be fastened to the upper joint, and one end of the support pole (300) can be fastened to the pole-to-pole joint. In the above state, the other end opposite the one end of the main pole (200) and the other end opposite the one end of the support pole (300) can be inserted into and coupled to the lower joint (410).

[0065] According to one embodiment, the lower joint (410) may include a first receiving groove into which the other end of the main pole (200) is inserted and fixed, and a second receiving groove into which the other end of the support pole (300) is inserted and fixed. In this case, when the first main pole (200_1) is received in the first receiving groove, the second support pole (300) connected to the second main pole (200_2) adjacent to the first main pole (200_1) may be received in the second receiving groove.

[0066] Screw threads may be formed inside the first receiving groove and the second receiving groove, and the other ends of the main pole (200) and the support pole (300) may have screw threads corresponding to the screw threads formed in the first receiving groove and the second receiving groove. That is, the main pole (200), the support pole (300), and the lower joint (410) may be fastened through screw coupling. However, the coupling method of the present disclosure is not limited to screw coupling, but may include all coupling methods for fixing one end of a long cylindrical pole.

[0067] The first receiving groove and the second receiving groove may be located on the upper surface of the lower joint (410), and a lower receiving groove capable of accommodating the lower pole (400) may be located on the side of the lower joint (410). The lower receiving groove may have an open shape corresponding to the thickness of the lower pole (400) so that the cylindrical lower pole (400) can be accommodated. The user can push the lower pole (400) into the lower receiving groove, and the lower joint (410) is made of a synthetic resin having a predetermined elasticity, so that when mounted, the open portion can open as much as the diameter of the lower pole (400) to accommodate the lower pole (400). When the lower pole (400) is inserted into the lower joint (410), the lower joint (410) can return to a shape that surrounds the lower pole (400) to maintain the connection between the lower joint (410) and the lower pole (400).

[0068] FIG. 9 is a drawing showing a portion where a sleeve of a tent skin is inserted into a main pole (200) and a support pole (300) according to one embodiment.

[0069] Referring to FIG. 9, the tent skin of the camping tent (10) may be formed with multiple types of sleeves, and each type of sleeve may be inserted into a different type of pole to complete the assembly of the camping tent (10).

[0070] For example, the first sleeve (510) of the tent skin may be formed to correspond to the shape in which the main poles (200) are mounted to the upper frame (100) and the lower poles (400), and the second sleeve (520) of the tent skin may be formed at least in a portion in correspondence to the shape in which the support poles (300) are mounted to the main poles (200) and the lower poles (400). That is, the first sleeve (510) and the second sleeve (520) of the tent skin may be positioned on the path along which the poles pass when the tent skin is covered along the poles. The second sleeve (520) may be formed at two points along the path along which the support poles (300) pass. In addition, the tent skin may further include a third sleeve (530) into which the lower poles (400) may be inserted.

[0071] When the user puts the tent skin on the pole, the pole can be installed so that it is positioned inside the tent skin, and the main pole (200) can be assembled by being inserted from the bottom up.

[0072] The tent skin may include a first type of eyelet and a second type of eyelet mounted on the upper frame (100) and the lower pole (400). For example, the first type of eyelet may be positioned at a portion where the upper frame (100) and the pole contact each other when the tent skin is placed on the pole, and may be arranged as a ring in which a hole having a diameter through which the pole can pass is formed, and the diameter of the first type of eyelet may be preferably 6.4 mm or more and less than 8 mm. The second type of eyelet may be positioned at a portion where the lower pole (400) and the pole contact each other, and the diameter of the second type of eyelet may be preferably 7 mm or more and less than 7.9 mm.

[0073] According to one embodiment, the first type of eyelet can be mounted on the tent skin itself to fit the holes of the upper frame (100), and the second type of eyelet can be mounted on the tent skin by adding a separate fabric.

[0074] After the tent skin is installed on the pole, a skirt may be positioned at the bottom of the tent skin, and the skirt may be assembled by wrapping around the lower pole (400). The skirt of the tent skin may include an inner skirt and an outer skirt, and the outer skirt may have a ring fastened to enable packing down. The points at which the outer skirt can be packed down and the points at which the inner skirt is folded and attached may be formed at points where the main pole (200) and the support pole (300) meet, or in other words, may be positioned corresponding to the points at which the lower joint is installed. When the inner skirt is folded and attached, the user can organize the inner skirt by attaching it with Velcro.

[0075] According to one embodiment, the camping tent (10) may further include a hole jack, which may be positioned so as not to interfere with the main entrance and ventilation window. The hole jack area may be formed in a circular shape, and if a user installs a wood stove within the camping tent (10), sufficient space must be secured to prevent it from directly contacting the skin.

[0076] FIGS. 10 to 12 are drawings illustrating embodiments in which points of each of the upper frame and the lower pole are connected to form a virtual first polygonal structure (610) and a second polygonal structure (620) according to a plurality of embodiments.

[0077] Referring to Fig. 10, the number of main poles (200) and support poles (300) constituting a camping tent according to an embodiment may be an odd number. That is, the number of points at which the main pole (200) and the upper frame (100), and the main pole (200) and the lower pole (400) are connected may be an odd number, corresponding to each other. For example, when the main poles (200) are configured with five, the upper frame (100) and the main poles (200) may be connected at five points, and the lower poles (400) and the main poles (200) may also be connected at five points.

[0078] Referring to FIG. 11, a camping tent according to another embodiment may have a pair of main poles (200) that meet at one point of a lower pole (400) and an upper frame (100), and the points of the upper frame (100) and the lower pole (400) may be formed in an odd number with corresponding numbers. That is, the number of main poles (200) may be provided twice the number of points. For example, the camping tent may be composed of 10 main poles (200), and the upper frame (100) and the main poles (200) may be connected two at each of five points, and the lower poles (400) and the main poles (200) may be connected two at each of five points.

[0079] Referring to Fig. 12, the number of main poles (200) and support poles (300) constituting a camping tent according to an embodiment may be an even number. That is, the number of points at which the main pole (200) and the upper frame (100), and the main pole (200) and the lower pole (400) are connected may be an even number with corresponding numbers. For example, when the main pole (200) is configured with six, the upper frame (100) and the main pole (200) may be connected at six points, and the lower pole (400) and the main pole (200) may also be connected at six points.

[0080] According to FIGS. 10 to 12, when a plurality of points at which the main pole (200) is fastened to the lower pole (400) are connected, a virtual first polygonal structure (610) can be formed, and when a plurality of points at which the main pole (200) is fastened to the upper frame (100) are connected, a virtual second polygonal structure (620) can be formed. The virtual first polygonal structure (610) and the second polygonal structure (620) can be structures composed of virtual lines connected to determine the structural characteristics of a camping tent.

[0081] At this time, the first polygonal structure (610) and the second polygonal structure (620) may share an origin (630). The origin (630) may be the center point of each polygonal structure (610, 620), and the distances from the origin (630) to each side of the polygonal structures (610, 620) may all be constant. An imaginary straight line (640) connecting one vertex of the second polygonal structure (620) formed on the upper frame (100) and the origin (630) may intersect one side of the first polygonal structure (610). At this time, the imaginary straight line (640) may be configured to pass through the center of one of the intersecting sides. That is, it may be important for the camping tent according to the embodiment of the present disclosure to be installed so as to maintain balance between the upper frame (100) and the lower pole (400). Therefore, the relationship between the point where the main pole (200) is connected to the upper frame (100) and the point where the main pole (200) is connected to the lower pole (400) may be important, and according to the embodiment of the present disclosure, this can be confirmed as the positional and structural relationship between the first polygonal structure (610) and the second polygonal structure (620).

[0082] Referring to FIG. 10, in a camping tent, a virtual straight line (640a) may intersect at a point (650) where a main pole (200) and a support pole (300) are connected in a first direction. In a second direction, which is opposite to the first direction, the virtual straight line (640a) may intersect at a point (611) where another main pole (200) and a support pole (300) are connected. The point (611) where the two intersect in the second direction may be any point of the first polygonal structure (610).

[0083] According to one embodiment, an imaginary straight line (640a) connecting the origin (630a) and the starting point (611) of the first main pole (200_1) in a camping tent may intersect the end point (621) of the second main pole (200_2) adjacent to the first main pole (200_1).

[0084] Fig. 13 is a drawing illustrating an upper frame and a height adjustment column (700) according to one embodiment.

[0085] Referring to Fig. 13, an upper frame according to one embodiment may have a height-adjusting post (700) attached to one side, and the attached height-adjusting post (700) may be configured to be adjusted in the height direction of the upper frame. The upper portion of the height-adjusting post (700) may be connected to a frame that serves as a roof of a camping tent.

[0086] A lever (710) configured to be grippable by a user may be formed at the bottom of the height adjustment column (700). The lever (710) may be configured to allow the height adjustment column (700) to move up and down.

[0087] Figure 14 is a drawing showing a plan view of an upper frame of one embodiment.

[0088] Referring to FIG. 14, an upper frame according to an embodiment may be composed of a first sub-frame (110) connected to a main pole and a third sub-frame (130) covered with a tent skin on the upper portion to serve as a roof. The third sub-frame (130) may be connected to a height-adjustable pole (700), and the height-adjustable pole (700) may be connected to the first sub-frame (110) through a joint configured in the first sub-frame (110).

[0089] According to one embodiment, the first sub-frame (110) and the third sub-frame (130) may be configured as circular frames, and the radius of the third sub-frame (130) may be larger than the radius of the first sub-frame (110). In FIG. 14, the sub-frames (110, 130) are configured as a ring shape as an example, but the shape of the sub-frames of the present disclosure is not limited thereto and may be any shape that can form the roof of a camping tent. In this case, the area of ​​the third sub-frame (130) may be larger than the area of ​​the first sub-frame (110).

[0090] Fig. 15 is a drawing showing a joint installed on an upper frame according to one embodiment.

[0091] Referring to Fig. 15, the upper frame and the height adjustment column (700) may be connected through a height adjustment joint (160). The height adjustment joint (160) is composed of a first opening (161) and a second opening (162), and may accommodate the upper frame through the first opening (161) and the height adjustment column (700) through the second opening (162). That is, the first opening (161) may be formed in the circumferential direction of the upper frame, and the second opening (162) may be formed in a direction perpendicular to the circumferential direction. Accordingly, the height adjustment column (700) may be inserted and moved through the second opening (162) to adjust the height of the roof composed of the third sub-frame (130).

[0092] As described above, exemplary embodiments have been disclosed in the drawings and specification. While specific terminology has been used to describe embodiments herein, it is intended solely to illustrate the technical concept of the present disclosure and is not intended to limit the scope of the present disclosure as defined in the claims. Therefore, those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and equivalent embodiments are possible. Therefore, the true technical protection scope of the present disclosure should be defined by the technical concept of the appended claims.

[0093] The camping tent according to the embodiment of the present disclosure can provide a spacious interior space and an attractively shaped camping tent by utilizing a main pole and support poles having a curved structure of the same curvature when installed. Furthermore, the camping tent according to the present disclosure can provide convenient usability by configuring the upper frame forming the roof to be moved up and down or detachable according to user operation.

Claims

1. In a camping tent where multiple main poles are connected and installed, A lower pole forming a virtual first polygonal structure by connecting a plurality of points to which the above main pole is fastened; An upper frame in which a virtual second polygonal structure is formed by connecting a plurality of points to which the main pole is fastened; A camping tent, characterized in that an imaginary straight line connecting the origin shared by the first polygonal structure and the second polygonal structure and the vertex of the second polygonal structure intersects the center of one of the sides of the first polygonal structure.

2. In paragraph 1, A camping tent characterized in that the virtual straight line intersects a point where the main pole and the support pole are connected to the main pole in a first direction, and intersects a point where the main pole and the support pole meet in a second direction opposite to the first direction.

3. In paragraph 1, A camping tent, characterized in that the virtual first straight line connecting the origin and the starting point of the first main pole intersects the end point of the second main pole adjacent to the first main pole.

4. In paragraph 1, The above upper frame, A camping tent characterized by being connected to the roof through a joint located on the inside of the frame.

5. In paragraph 4, The above upper frame, A first opening formed in the circumferential direction of the upper frame; A second opening formed in a direction perpendicular to the above circumferential direction; Height adjustable joint including A camping tent characterized by including:

6. In paragraph 5, A height-adjusting column configured to adjust the height of the roof by being inserted and moved through the second opening. A camping tent characterized by including:

7. For camping tents with an opening roof, An upper frame positioned on the upper part of the camping tent such that at least a portion of the upper frame can be detached from the camping tent according to user operation; A lower pole arranged in a shape corresponding to the upper frame at the bottom of the camping tent; A main pole connected from the upper frame to the lower pole; and A support pole connected to the main pole through a pole-to-pole joint located at a certain point of the main pole. A camping tent with a retractable roof.

8. In paragraph 7, The above upper frame, A first sub-frame including a protrusion formed with an insertion groove that protrudes outward from an outer surface of a ring shape and into which an insertion protrusion of a certain size can be inserted; A second subframe having a ring shape larger than the first subframe and inserted into the inside to correspond to the protruding shape, and having an insertion protrusion of a certain size formed therein; and A third subframe connected to the first subframe and having a distance adjusted from the first subframe. A camping tent with a roof that is openable and characterized by including a .

9. In paragraph 7, The above lower pole is, A roof-opening camping tent characterized in that a lower joint including a first receiving groove into which one end of the main pole is inserted and fixed and a second receiving groove into which one end of the support pole is inserted and fixed is connected to the lower pole.

10. In paragraph 7, A roof-opening camping tent, characterized in that the cross-sectional diameter of the support pole is smaller than the cross-sectional diameter of the main pole, and the length of the support pole is shorter than the length of the main pole.

11. In paragraph 7, A roof-opening camping tent, characterized in that when the main pole and the support pole are curvedly mounted on the upper frame and the lower pole, the curvature of the main pole and the curvature of the support pole are the same.

12. In paragraph 7, A tent skin in which a first sleeve is formed according to the shape in which the main pole is mounted on the upper frame and the lower pole, a second sleeve is formed at least in a portion corresponding to the shape in which the support pole is mounted on the main pole and the lower pole, and at least one of the main pole and the support pole is inserted into the first sleeve and the second sleeve. A camping tent with a roof that is openable and characterized by including a .

13. In paragraph 12, The above tent skin is, A roof-opening camping tent characterized in that a first type of eyelet mounted on the upper frame and a second type of eyelet mounted on the lower pole are formed.

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