A rooftop outdoor tent with seating

Abstract

This utility model belongs to the field of outdoor tent technology, and relates to a roof-type outdoor tent with a seat, comprising a main frame assembly, a curtain assembly, and a seat 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 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 to the ground. External support rod assemblies are installed on the two second right support rods. The seat assembly includes a stool panel installed between the two first left support rods and the two first right support rods. V-shaped frame stool legs are fixedly installed under the stool panel, and one end of each frame stool leg is fixedly connected to the seat support base rod. This utility model relates to a roof-type outdoor tent with a seat that occupies a small area, covers a large area, and includes a seat for users to rest, making it more convenient and helping users avoid inclement weather.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a rooftop outdoor tent with a seat, specifically a rooftop outdoor tent that integrates seating functionality and provides extended sheltered space. It belongs to the field of outdoor tent technology. Background Technology

[0002] Tents are essential equipment for outdoor activities, used for sunshade, rain protection, and providing temporary rest space. They typically consist of a supporting frame and a flexible fabric covering it. Currently, most tents on the market have relatively limited functionality, primarily focusing on providing sheltered space while giving less consideration to user comfort and space utilization within the tent.

[0003] Existing tent technologies have the following main shortcomings: Limited functionality: Most tents do not integrate seating, requiring users to carry and arrange stools and chairs separately, increasing the complexity and burden of equipment. Furthermore, placing a seat within the limited space inside the tent is quite inconvenient.

[0004] Imbalance between space utilization and floor area: To achieve a larger roof coverage area, it is often necessary to increase the floor area of ​​the bottom support frame, which is not suitable for space-constrained outdoor scenarios (such as narrow campsites, balconies, etc.). Conversely, tents with a small floor area often have insufficient internal activity space and insufficient roof shade and rain protection.

[0005] Structural stability needs improvement: When facing changeable outdoor weather, especially crosswinds, the support structure of some tents is not stable enough, making them prone to swaying or even overturning, posing a safety hazard.

[0006] Fixed coverage area: The coverage area of ​​a tent is usually determined by the main frame and cannot be flexibly adjusted and expanded according to actual needs (such as dealing with the direction of the setting sun or rain).

[0007] Therefore, there is an urgent need for a tent solution that integrates rest functions, can achieve a large effective coverage area with a small footprint, and has a stable structure and expandable shielding range. Utility Model Content

[0008] This utility model proposes a rooftop outdoor tent with seating that occupies a small area, covers a large area, includes a folding stool for users to rest, and has a stable structure, thus solving the problems of limited functionality and imbalance between land occupation and coverage area in existing technologies.

[0009] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution of this utility model is as follows: A rooftop outdoor tent with a seat includes a main frame assembly, a curtain assembly covering the main frame assembly, and a seat assembly fixedly connected 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 two second right support rods are equipped with an external support rod assembly. The external support rod assembly includes a first external support rod connected to the second right support rod and a second external support rod with one end hinged to the first external support rod via a U-shaped piece. The other end of the second external support rod is adjustablely fixed to the second right support rod via a screw to realize the adjustment range of the external support rod. A second transverse support rod is connected at the hinge of the two first external support rods and the second external support rod. The seat assembly includes a stool panel installed between two first left support rods and two first right support rods, and a V-shaped frame stool leg fixedly installed under the stool panel, with one end of the frame stool leg fixedly connected to the seat support base rod.

[0010] The adjacent included angles of the first left support rod, the second left support rod, and the third left support rod are 90-180°, and the adjacent included angles of the first right support rod, the second right support rod, and the third right support rod are 90-180°.

[0011] The adjacent included angles of the first, second, and third left support rods are 120°, and the adjacent included angles of the first, second, and third right support rods are also 120°. These 120° angles maximize the top coverage space while minimizing the bottom footprint, and also optimize the main frame assembly's resistance to crosswinds.

[0012] 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.

[0013] The curtain assembly is connected to the first horizontal support rod by cable ties.

[0014] 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 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. The curtain assembly uses a waterproof and breathable fabric (such as 210DPU coated Oxford cloth) and is detachably connected to the main frame assembly and external support rod assembly via Velcro or plastic clips, facilitating cleaning, replacement, and separate storage.

[0015] The bottom ends of the first left support rod and the first right support rod are equipped with support bases. The bases are made of non-slip and wear-resistant rubber material, with serrated patterns on the bottom to increase friction with the ground (grass, gravel, cement), preventing the tent from sliding on wet or sloping ground, while reducing the pressure of the bottom of the support rod on the ground to prevent it from sinking into soft ground.

[0016] This utility model has the following advantages and beneficial effects: Integrated functions, convenient and practical: By fixing a seat component under the main frame component, the rest function and the shelter function are integrated into one. Users do not need to carry an extra seat, simplifying equipment and improving the convenience and comfort of outdoor activities.

[0017] Optimized structure and efficient space utilization: The support pole assembly is bent at a specific angle (preferably 120°), which effectively reduces the floor area of ​​the tent while ensuring structural stability and internal standing space, achieving the effect of "small footprint, large coverage" and improving space utilization.

[0018] High stability and reliable safety: The lateral stability of the main frame assembly is enhanced by setting the first lateral support rod; the triangular extension structure formed by the outer support rod assembly and the second lateral support rod not only increases the sunshade and rain protection area, but also significantly improves the overall wind resistance of the tent, especially effectively resisting crosswinds.

[0019] Adjustable shade and strong adaptability: The external support pole assembly adopts a combination of hinge and screw adjustment design, which allows the extended shade angle and range to be flexibly adjusted according to weather conditions (such as sun angle, wind and rain direction), enhancing the tent's environmental adaptability.

[0020] Compact structure, sturdy and durable: The V-shaped frame legs of the seat assembly form a stable triangular support with the seat support base rod, and are organically combined with the main frame support rod, ensuring the load-bearing capacity of the seat and the overall structural strength. Attached Figure Description

[0021] 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.

[0022] Figure 1 This is a structural schematic diagram of a rooftop outdoor tent with a seat according to the present invention.

[0023] In the diagram: 1-Seat 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-Clothing strap; 13-Support base; 14-U-shaped piece; 15-First external support rod; 16-Second external support rod; 17-Second transverse support rod; 18-Seat support base rod. Detailed Implementation

[0024] 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.

[0025] Reference Figure 1 The diagram shows a structural schematic of a rooftop outdoor tent with a seat. The rooftop outdoor tent with a seat mainly consists of three parts: a seat assembly 1, a main frame assembly 2, and a curtain assembly 3.

[0026] The main frame assembly 2, serving as the tent's skeleton, comprises two sets of support pole assemblies symmetrically arranged on the left and right sides. The left side includes a first left support pole 4, a second left support pole 6, and a third left support pole 7 connected in sequence; the right side includes a first right support pole 11, a second right support pole 9, and a third right support pole 8 connected in sequence. These support poles are preferably made of lightweight, high-strength aluminum alloy tubing. The adjacent included angles between the first left support pole 4, the second left support pole 6, and the third left support pole 7, and between the first right support pole 11, the second right support pole 9, and the third right support pole 8, are preferably set to 120°. This optimized angle minimizes the bottom projected area while maximizing the top coverage space and internal volume, and provides the structure with excellent crosswind resistance.

[0027] To enhance lateral stability, two adjacent sets of left support rod assemblies are connected by a first lateral support rod (not separately labeled in the figure, usually connected between the second left support rod 6). Similarly, two adjacent sets of right support rod assemblies are also connected by another first lateral support rod (connected between the second right support rod 9).

[0028] The external support rod assembly is mounted on the two second right support rods 9 on the right side and the two second left support rods 6 on the left side. It is formed by hinged first external support rod 15 and second external support rod 16 via U-shaped member 14. The free end of the second external support rod 16 is adjustablely fixed to the second right support rod 9 via a screw mechanism (not shown in the figure). The free end of the first external support rod 15 is also adjustablely fixed to the second right support rod 9 via a screw mechanism (not shown in the figure).

[0029] The extension angle of the second outer support rod 16 can be changed by loosening or tightening the screw, thereby adjusting the coverage area of ​​the extended tarpaulin. A second transverse support rod 17 is connected between the two hinge points to reinforce the extended structure.

[0030] The seat assembly 1 is integrated under the main frame, and its seat panel 10 is fixed at both ends to two first left support rods 4. A V-shaped frame seat leg 5 is welded or fixed to the bottom of the seat panel 10 through connectors. The bottom end of the V-shaped frame seat leg 5 is fixedly connected to a seat support base rod 18 to form a stable support.

[0031] The curtain assembly 3 covers the entire main frame assembly 2 and the external support rod assembly, and can be made of waterproof and breathable fabrics such as 210D PU coated Oxford cloth. The curtain is fixed to the first horizontal support rod and other parts by cable ties 12, which facilitates disassembly, assembly, and cleaning.

[0032] At the bottom of all the ground-contacting support poles, namely the bottom of the first left support pole 4 and the first right support pole 11, a support base 13 is installed. The base is preferably made of non-slip and wear-resistant rubber material, and the bottom can be designed with a serrated texture to increase the friction with the ground, prevent the tent from sliding, and reduce the pressure on the soft ground.

[0033] This invention relates to a tent that cleverly combines a seat with the main tent body, resulting in a compact and stable structure with flexible expansion capabilities. It is ideal for various scenarios such as family camping, park recreation, and outdoor fishing.

[0034] 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. A rooftop outdoor tent with a seat, comprising a main frame assembly, a curtain assembly covering the main frame assembly, and a seat assembly fixedly connected 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 two second right support rods are equipped with an external support rod assembly. The external support rod assembly includes a first external support rod connected to the second right support rod and a second external support rod with one end hinged to the first external support rod via a U-shaped piece. The other end of the second external support rod is adjustablely fixed to the second right support rod via a screw to realize the adjustment range of the external support rod. A second transverse support rod is connected at the hinge of the two first external support rods and the second external support rod. The seat assembly includes a stool panel installed between two first left support rods and two first right support rods, and a V-shaped frame stool leg fixedly installed under the stool panel, with one end of the frame stool leg fixedly connected to the seat support base rod.

2. The rooftop outdoor tent with a chair according to claim 1, characterized in that: The adjacent included angles of the first left support rod, the second left support rod, and the third left support rod are 90-180°, and the adjacent included angles of the first right support rod, the second right support rod, and the third right support rod are 90-180°.

3. The rooftop outdoor tent with a seat according to claim 2, characterized in that: The included angle between adjacent members of the first left support rod, the second left support rod, and the third left support rod is 120°, and the included angle between adjacent members of the first right support rod, the second right support rod, and the third right support rod is 120°.

4. A rooftop outdoor tent with a chair 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. A rooftop outdoor tent with a chair according to claim 4, characterized in that: The curtain assembly is connected to the first horizontal support rod by cable ties.

6. A rooftop outdoor tent with a chair 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. A rooftop outdoor tent with a chair 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 support bases.

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