Glass and glass body

Abstract

1. The name of the design product: glass and glass body. 2. The use of the design product: the overall and partial use of the design product is for automobiles. 3. The design points of the design product: the combination of shape and pattern. 4. The picture or photo that best shows the design points: design 1 perspective view. 5. The design product is thin, omitting the left view of design 1; the design product is thin, omitting the left view of design 2; the design product is thin, omitting the left view of design 3; the design product is thin, omitting the left view of design 4; the design product is thin, omitting the right view of design 1; the design product is thin, omitting the right view of design 2; the design product is thin, omitting the right view of design 3; the design product is thin, omitting the right view of design 4; the design product is thin, omitting the top view of design 1; the design product is thin, omitting the top view of design 2; the design product is thin, omitting the top view of design 3; the design product is thin, omitting the top view of design 4; the design product is thin, omitting the bottom view of design 1; the design product is thin, omitting the bottom view of design 2; the design product is thin, omitting the bottom view of design 3; the design product is thin, omitting the bottom view of design 4; the rear view of design 1 is symmetrical to the front view of design 1, omitting the rear view of design 1; the rear view of design 2 is symmetrical to the front view of design 2, omitting the rear view of design 2; the rear view of design 3 is symmetrical to the front view of design 3, omitting the rear view of design 3; the rear view of design 4 is symmetrical to the front view of design 4, omitting the rear view of design 4. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. Other circumstances that need to be explained: the area indicated by A in each design perspective view is the A part enlargement, the area indicated by B in each design perspective view is the B part enlargement, and the area indicated by C in each design perspective view is the transparent area; the dashed line part in design 4 is not protected.

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