Sunshades TRIZ Cases

Self-closing mechanism moves hinged pass door frame to seal flexible panel, eliminating manual locking and adjacent wall space requirements.

A conductive connecting element discharges electrostatic charges from the vertical awning winding shaft to ground, protecting the tubular motor control board.

Modular cantilevered shade structures with flexible supports relieve wind loads by bending to open air space, resolving installation complexity.

Cord and intermediate guide mechanism allows single-user RV cover removal without ladders.

Segmented plastic plates and an overhead support system replace heavy concrete blocks to reduce weight and foundation costs.

Spherical joint in integrated arm assembly reduces component count and wear while providing adjustable shade.

Sprocket guide bars constrain hanging rod movement to prevent wind-induced shutter shaking and occupant collision risks.

Grooved brick design paired with interwoven rod lattice prevents misalignment and wind-induced detachment through clamp retention.

An integrated U-shaped guide profile eliminates separate retention components, reducing production costs and simplifying maintenance for roller awnings.

Offset bearing members in circular bores position adjacent light-blocking edges closely, eliminating non-uniform light leakage gaps.

A single drive system synchronizes opposite blade deployment via a common belt, resolving spacing inconsistencies from independent motors.

A power rotating transfer coupler maintains uninterrupted electrical connection between stationary and rotating components in retractable shade systems.