Flexible wall bag for camping equipment in motorhomes

Abstract

Flexible wall pocket (1) designed in terms of form and function so that it can be installed in almost any storage space of a motorhome.

Description

The invention relates to a flexible wall bag for motor vehicles and similar vehicles for accommodating camping chairs, tables and other utensiles.The invention serves for optimum utilization of storage spaces, rear garages and other storage areas by means of the flexible adaptation to the existing spatial conditions.Storage systems for bulky goods which have been offered to date and which are offered to the vehicles mentioned above are largely defined in terms of their shape and configuration such that they do not optimally fulfil variable adaptation to different premises.The object of the invention is to make optimum and user-friendly use of these ranges.Object Setting Up To AchieveMost recreational vehicles have different designed storage rooms for storing a wide variety of utensiles that are important for travel.Bulky things such as additional cushions, camping tables and chairs are often difficult to accommodate because they can take up a large amount of space and thus do not allow optimum use of the cargo space.In addition, the storage spaces in motorhomes are very often of different widths and heights, and can only be optimally used with difficulty due to bends and steps on the ground.In addition, the rear garages of motorhanders are often used to hold bicycles and e-bikes, which are thereby to be protected against soiling and theft. This makes optimum space utilization and transport safety all the more important.Solution to ProblemsThe invention aims to enable the user to use a safe, optimized cargo space in a wide variety of storage spaces and rear garages of motorhand homes.By using a wall pocket to be variably adapted, which is described in more detail below, the aforementioned ranges should be able to be better utilized and should provide the user with a substantial facilitation during loading and for securing the load.As a rule, the most varied of campine goods items, such as tables and chairs, described below with "cargo", are rather bulky and can now be stored ideally by this invention.The local conditions of the usable space are taken into account in a particular manner, since the adjustment possibilities are versatile and can be individually adjusted to the different wall and floor profiles.In almost all motorhomes which have a so-called rear garage, this variable storage platform can be used.DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTIONThe term "wall pocket" used here only applies to a limited extent, since it is not a pocket in the conventional sense and only allows fixing and securing of the respective things by a fixed wall present in the vehicle. However, since another designation would be more irrevocable, the invention is referred to below as a "wall pocket".A flexible wall bag (1) consisting of a tear-resistant plastic fabric with stabilizing individual segments (10) and a long, multiply deflected belt strap (3) has been designed such that it can be introduced into most storage spaces of the vehicles already described above (hereinafter only called motorhomes) with the simplest means and little effort.In order to adapt this wall pocket (1) to a wide variety of applications, stabilizing elements (10), which are inserted into the bags (7) of a tear-resistant plastic fabric, serve for the important, stable and yet flexible shaping.The sewn-on hook-and-loop strips (2) make possible the free adaptation to the respectively desired width and height of use. For this purpose, the belt strap (3), which is partially provided with a fluffing tape, is fixed on the hook-and-loop tapes (2).By deflecting via the belt eyes (6, 8) to be attached to the garage ceiling or wall, the wall pocket (1) can be easily opened and closed. For this purpose, further belt eyes (5), which are attached to the upper edge of the plastic fabric of the wall pocket (1), serve as guide rings for the belt strap (3).A grip loop (4) which is likewise partially provided with a fluff tape and is guided through the belt strap (3) then serves for the individually desired fixing for transport.If the handle loop (4) is released, the wall pocket (1) unfolds automatically by the weight of the load (11), or it only needs to be tilted slightly.The wall pocket (1) then opens until the belt strap (3) has been completely tensioned, or the grip loop (4) is refixed at a higher point of the middle hook-and-loop strip (7) by simple pressing.Since the belt strap ( 3) can be freely fixed on the two outer hook and loop strips ( 7), as desired, the access width can be individually adapted.Thus, a user-appropriate adaptation to pocket height and depth is also easily possible already during the initial assembly, but can be adapted again and again by a new fixing.In the case where the height of the rear garage requires a lower pocket format, the height can be easily adjusted by shortening the stabilizing individual segments ( 10).The excess part of the plastic fabric is then fixed to the wall of the motorhome with further hook and loop strips (9). A shortening of the wall pocket ( 1) is thus omitted and can thus easily be carried out by the user himself without manual skill.If a so-called ventilation slot is present between the rear bed lying above the rear garage and the rear wall, it is even possible to completely dispense with screw mounting of the upper belt eyes by using special hook-and-loop tapes (6) with sewn-on belt eyes.For this purpose, the above-described hook-and-loop tapes (6) are provided on one side with a fluff tape. Self-adhesive hook-and-loop tapes are then adhesively bonded to the top side of the rear garage ceiling, the hook-and-loop tapes (6) are fixed thereon and the eyes are guided through the ventilation slot to the rear garage.The hook-and-loop tapes (6) with the sewn-on strap eyes can absorb considerable tensile forces by this attachment and fix the storage item (11) securely.Other fixing possibilities, such as, for example, hook-in loops, screw connections and similar components, are likewise possible and mentioned with reference to given circumstances.Since the hook and loop strips (2) extend over the entire height of the plastic fabric of the wall pocket (1), the lower part of the wall pocket (1) can be fixed with an exact fit to the storage space floor and, if desired, also to the storage space wall by associated self-adhesive fluff tapes (9).An additional screw mounting into the sensitive vehicle surfaces, in which cables and lines are possibly laid, can thereby be completely dispensed with.Due to these special fixing possibilities, the wall pocket ( 1) fits freely in depth and height to any desired scenario of use.The description of the individual components is exemplary here and can be supplemented by further mounting parts, such as more stabilizing segments, further hook and loop strips and other fixing possibilities, depending on the application requirements which will arise in the future.This invention ensures optimum utilization of space with improved cargo protection in motorhome cars.Materials and ProcessingWall bag cloth (1): tear-resistant polyamide fabric or tear-resistant polyester, with various plug-in bags made of the same material for the stabilizing elements.Belt strap (3): tear-resistant fabric strap consisting of polyester, polyamide fabric or similar materials.Velcro tapes (2): tear-resistant polyamide fabric or polyester, consisting of Velcro and Flausch segments.Stabilizing elements (10): dimensionally stable plates made of metal, aluminum, wood or plasticBelt eyes (5; 6; 8): metal, aluminum, plasticThe following drawings show:• FIG. 1 ) Perspective view of differently positioned wall pockets in a recreational vehicle rear garage• FIG. 2 ) Representation of the individual components for the use of the wall pocket• FIG. 3 ) front view of two wall pockets in a recreational vehicle rear garage• FIG. 4 ) side view of two wall pockets with different items to be loaded in the folded-on state• FIG. 5 ) side view of two wall pockets with different cargo items in the folded-on state with flexible adaptation to the cargo space structure.• FIG. 6 ) side view of two wall pockets with different cargo items in the folded-down state with flexible adaptation to the cargo space structure.• FIG. 7 ) Perspective view of a folded wall pocket in a recreational vehicle rear garage• FIG. 8 ) Perspective view of a folded-down wall pocket in a recreational vehicle rear garageNumerical Declaration1 Wall pocket made of flexible plastic fabric 2 Hook-and-loop strips 3 Belt strap with sewn-on fluff strip 4 Belt loop with sewn-on fluff strip 5 Sewn-on belt eyes 6 Hook-and-loop strips with belt eyes for tool-free mounting 7 Plug-in packing for stabilizing inserts 8 Belt eyes for wall or ceiling mounting by drilling 9 Hook-and-loop strips for wall and floor fixing 10 Stabilizing inserts 11 Load (ex. Table, chairs)

Claims

Flexible wall bag (1) shaped and operative to be inserted into almost any storage space of a motorhome.Flexible wall pocket (1) characterised in that it can be adapted to a wide variety of wall and floor contours.Flexible wall pocket (1) characterised in that it substantially adapts to the contours of the load (11) by using flexible plastic fabric, thereby optimally fixed and prevents slipping.Flexible wall bag (1) characterized in that it comprises a plurality of inserts (10) which stabilize the construction and thereby provide a rigid but flexible structure in the important areas.Flexible wall pouch (1) characterised in that a single belt strap (3) influences user-appropriate by the particular type of individually possible attachment to the two outer hook and loop strips (2), both pouch height and pouch depth.Flexible wall pocket (1) characterised in that easy one-handed operation is made possible by the special guide (5; 8; alternatively 6) and deflection of the belt strap (3).Flexible wall pocket (1) characterised in that the opening angle can be freely selected by a corresponding fixing of the belt strap (3) and can thus be adapted to the respective spatial conditions.Flexible wall bag (1) characterised in that the grip loop (4) guided through the belt strap (3) can be fixed at any desired point of the central hook-and-loop tape (2) due to its nature.Flexible wall bag (1) characterised in that the fixing of the belt strap on the wall bag is also possible via other systems, such as hook-in eyes, carabiner eyes or screw systems, without impairing the function.Flexible wall pocket (1) characterised in that, due to the described fastening possibilities (6; 9), mounting with a tool can be dispensed with to the greatest possible extent or completely.Flexible wall pouch (1) characterised in that the wall spacing and the associated desired depth can be freely selected by means of Velcro-type tape fixation (9) on garage floor and wall.Flexible wall bag (1) characterised in that it can be adapted to the greatest possible extent to the different contours in the rear garage by using and fixing the hook and loop systems (2; 9).Flexible wall pouch (1) characterised in that it can be adapted to almost any garage height by shortening the individual stabilizing segments (10).Flexible wall pocket (1) characterised in that the plug-in cartridges (7) for the respective individual segments (10) are unlocked at one point in order to be able to carry out an exchange or a possible necessary shortening.Flexible wall pouch (1) characterised in that attachment to the most varied garage ceilings and walls is ensured by different holders (6; 8; 9).Flexible wall bag (1) characterised in that the described positions of the hook and loop tapes (2; 6; 9; 4) can also be interchanged with one another, since the important property is not impaired as a result.Flexible wall pouch (1) characterised in that specific material details are dispensed with, since various plastics, textiles and metals are suitable for use.Flexible wall pouch (1) characterized in that proportions are non-binding and may vary.

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