A tent connector

Abstract

The utility model relates to a tent connector, be provided with the connecting structure I connected with the outer account, the connecting structure II connected with the tent pole, the connecting structure III connected with the inner account on the connector, the connecting structure I is in front, the connecting structure II is in the middle, the connecting structure III is behind, the ground nail jack is still provided on the connector, the connecting structure IV connected with the ground pad is still provided on the connector, the connecting structure IV is located the rear end of the connector, the connecting structure III is the braid hole, and one slope surface is arranged behind the braid hole, in front of the connecting structure IV, separates the braid hole with the connecting structure IV, the inner account junction installs the braid, is connected with the connecting structure III through the braid, and when connecting, the braid passes through the braid hole, and depends on on the slope surface, reasonable in design, simple structure, diversified function, satisfy various connecting demands of tent, solve the problem that the connector is used as the tail end connection of tent pole, (tent) inner account shields the rear end of the connector, makes the problem of limited space.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to tents, and more specifically to a tent connector. Background Technology

[0002] Traditional connectors do not have a connection structure for connecting to the ground mat. Of course, it is not difficult to add a connection structure for connecting to the ground mat to the connector. The main problem is that when the connector is used to connect to the end of the tent pole, the inner tent will block the rear end of the connector (the connection structure for connecting to the ground mat is located at the rear end of the connector), which limits the space. Utility Model Content

[0003] In view of the above problems, this utility model proposes a tent connector.

[0004] The technical solution of this utility model: A tent connector includes a connecting structure I for connecting to the outer tent, a connecting structure II for connecting to tent poles, a connecting structure III for connecting to the inner tent, and a connecting structure IV for connecting to ground pegs, with connecting structure I in front and connecting structure III in the rear. The connector also includes ground peg insertion holes and a connecting structure V for connecting to a ground mat, located at the rear end of the connector. Connecting structure III has a webbing hole, with a slope positioned behind the webbing hole and in front of connecting structure V, separating the webbing hole from connecting structure V. Webbing is installed at the inner tent connection point and connects to connecting structure III via the webbing; during connection, the webbing passes through the webbing hole and rests on the slope.

[0005] Further refining the above technical solution, the connecting structure V is a T-shaped groove with an opening. A connector is installed at the connection point of the floor mat and is connected to the connecting structure V through the connector. The connector has a T-shaped head that matches the T-shaped groove. When connected, the T-shaped head of the connector snaps into the T-shaped groove.

[0006] To further refine the above technical solution, the connecting structure I is a hook and buckle, and a hook is installed at the outer tent connection point to connect with the connecting structure I. When connected, the hook is hooked onto the hook and buckle.

[0007] To further refine the above technical solution, the connecting structure II is a slot, and the end of the tent pole is a ball head, which is connected to the connecting structure II. When connected, the ball head is inserted into the slot.

[0008] To further refine the above technical solution, the connecting structure IV is a rope hole, and a rope is tied to the ground nail and connected to the connecting structure IV. When connecting, the rope passes through the rope hole.

[0009] The above technical solution is further refined by hollowing out the bottom of the T-shaped groove.

[0010] The above technical solution is further refined by hollowing out the bottom of the card slot.

[0011] The advantages of this utility model are that it has a reasonable design, simple structure, and diversified functions, meeting various connection needs of tents; it solves the problem that when the connector is used as the end of the tent pole, the inner tent covers the rear end of the connector, resulting in limited space. Attached Figure Description

[0012] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the tent connector structure.

[0013] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram showing the state when the tent connector is used as a connection at the end of the tent pole.

[0014] The connector in the diagram is 1, hook 2, slot 3, webbing hole 4, T-slot 5, rope hole 6, slope 7, hook 8, ball head 9, webbing 10, connector 11, T-head 11-1, and rope 12. Detailed Implementation

[0015] like Figure 1 As shown, a tent connector is provided with a hook 2, a slot 3, a webbing hole 4, a T-slot 5, and a rope hole 6 on the connector 1. The hook 2 is in front and the webbing hole 4 is behind. The T-slot 5 is located at the rear end of the connector 1 and is open at the top. The slope 7 is set behind the webbing hole 4 and in front of the T-slot 5, separating the webbing hole 4 and the T-slot 5. The bottom of the T-slot 5 is hollowed out. The bottom of the slot 3 is also hollowed out.

[0016] like Figure 2 As shown, the tent includes an outer tent, tent poles, an inner tent, and a ground mat. The outer tent is connected with hooks 8, and the tent poles have ball heads 9 at their ends. The inner tent is connected with webbing 10, and the ground mat is connected with connectors 11. Connectors 11 have T-shaped heads 11-1 that mate with T-slots 5. When the connector 1 is used for connecting the ends of the tent poles: hooks 8 are hooked onto hook buckles 2, ball heads 9 are inserted into slots 3, webbing 10 passes through webbing holes 4 and rests on the slope 7, T-shaped heads 11-1 of connectors 11 are fastened in T-slots 5, and ropes 12 pass through rope holes 6 and are tied to ground pegs.

[0017] The above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical concept and features of the utility model, and are intended to enable those skilled in the art to understand the content of the utility model and implement it accordingly. They should not be construed as limiting the scope of protection of the utility model. All equivalent changes or modifications made in accordance with the spirit and essence of the utility model should be covered within the scope of protection of the utility model.

Claims

1. A tent connector, wherein the connector is provided with a connecting structure I for connecting to an outer tent, a connecting structure II for connecting to tent poles, a connecting structure III for connecting to an inner tent, and a connecting structure IV for connecting to ground pegs, wherein connecting structure I is in front and connecting structure III is in the rear; the connector is also provided with ground peg insertion holes; characterized in that, The connector is also provided with a connection structure V for connecting to the floor mat, and the connection structure V is located at the rear end of the connector; The connecting structure III is a webbing hole. A slope is set behind the webbing hole and in front of the connecting structure V, separating the webbing hole from the connecting structure V. The inner tent connection is equipped with a webbing and is connected to the connecting structure III through the webbing. When connecting, the webbing passes through the webbing hole and rests on the slope.

2. A tent connector according to claim 1, characterized in that, The connecting structure V is a T-shaped groove with an opening. A connector is installed at the connection point of the floor mat and is connected to the connecting structure V through the connector. The connector has a T-shaped head that matches the T-shaped groove. When connected, the T-shaped head of the connector snaps into the T-shaped groove.

3. A tent connector according to claim 1, characterized in that, The connecting structure I is a hook and buckle. The outer tent connection is equipped with a hook and is connected to the connecting structure I through the hook. When connected, the hook is hooked onto the hook and buckle.

4. A tent connector according to claim 1, characterized in that, The connecting structure II is a slot, and the tent pole connection point, i.e., the end, is... Ball head ,pass Ball head Connected to connection structure II, the connection is as follows Ball head Insert it into the card slot.

5. A tent connector according to claim 1, characterized in that, The connecting structure IV is a rope hole. A rope is tied to the ground nail and connected to the connecting structure IV. When connecting, the rope passes through the rope hole.

6. A tent connector according to claim 2, characterized in that, The bottom of the T-shaped groove is hollowed out.

7. A tent connector according to claim 4, characterized in that, The bottom of the card slot is hollowed out.

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