This application relates to the technical field of beach sunshades, specifically to a beach sunshade canopy.
Sunshades can block sunlight and heat from entering windows, offering superior shading effects and a fresh style. Outdoor sunshade systems can be categorized into various types such as sunshade canopies, tents, sun umbrellas, fixed canopies, modular ceiling canopies, aluminum modular tents, and carports. The sunshade canopy series can be further divided into retractable arm canopies, skylight canopies, and window canopies. Sunshades are widely used in practical applications, including on beaches, where they provide shade to enhance the overall experience.
However, existing beach sunshade canopies have certain drawbacks. They cannot be stably fixed in the sand during use, are prone to tilting, and are inconvenient to secure and retract, leading to a poor user experience.
The objective of this invention is to address the shortcomings of existing technology, such as the inability to stably fix the sunshade canopy in the sand, the tendency to tilt, and the inconvenience of securing and retracting the sunshade, thereby improving the overall user experience.
This application provides a beach sunshade canopy using the following technical solution:
A Beach Sunshade Canopy, Comprising:
A support pillar;
The ends of the through hole are each equipped with two slots, which are oriented in opposite directions, and both slots match with the installation rod.
The top of the support pillar is equipped with a sliding hole, and a connecting rod is slidably installed within this hole. An installation frame is fixedly installed on the connecting rod, and a sunshade is provided on one side of the installation frame.
Both sides of the sunshade are equipped with Velcro, with the two pieces of Velcro wrapping around both sides of the installation frame. Multiple connecting straps are fixedly installed on one side of the sunshade.
One side of each connecting strap is fixedly connected to male buckles, while multiple female buckles are fixedly installed on one side of the installation frame. The male and female buckles are designed to fit together.
One side of the connecting rod is fixedly connected to a rope, with a sandbag attached to the other end of the rope.
In summary, this application includes at least the following beneficial technical effects:
Attachment markings: 1. Support Pillar; 2. Spiral Fixing Base; 3. Through Hole; 4. Rotating Shaft; 5. Installation Rod; 6. First Arc-Shaped Plate; 7. Second Arc-Shaped Plate; 8. Slot; 9. Connecting Rod; 10. Installation Frame; 11. Sunshade; 12. Velcro; 13. Connecting Strap; 14. Male Buckle; 15. Female Buckle; 16. Sandbag; 17. Connecting Rope.
The following is a clear and complete description of the technical solution in the embodiments of this invention, in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. It is evident that the described embodiments are merely part of the possible implementations of the invention and do not encompass all embodiments.
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A support pillar (1);
Specifically, both ends of the through hole (3) are equipped with two slots (8) oriented in opposite directions, which match with the installation rod (5).
Specifically, the top of the support pillar (1) has a sliding hole, within which a connecting rod (9) is slidably installed. An installation frame (10) is fixedly mounted on the connecting rod (9), and a sunshade (11) is provided on one side of the installation frame (10).
Specifically, both sides of the sunshade (11) are equipped with Velcro (12), which wraps around both sides of the installation frame (10). Multiple connecting straps (13) are fixedly mounted on one side of the sunshade (11).
Specifically, one side of each connecting strap (13) is fixedly connected to male buckles (14), while multiple female buckles (15) are fixedly installed on one side of the installation frame (10) to match with the male buckles (14).
Specifically, one side of the connecting rod (9) is fixedly mounted with a connecting rope (17), with a sandbag (16) attached to the other end of the rope (17).
The operational principle of the beach sunshade canopy in this embodiment is as follows: During use, the first arc-shaped plate (6) and the second arc-shaped plate (7) first drive the installation rod (5) to rotate, positioning it perpendicular to the support pillar (1). This rotation causes the support pillar (1) to turn, allowing the spiral fixing base (2) to drill into the sand. The sides of the sunshade (11) are fixedly connected to both sides of the installation frame (10) using Velcro (12). The multiple male buckles (14) are inserted into the multiple female buckles (15) to secure the sunshade (11). An appropriate amount of sand is then placed into the sandbag (16), which is buried in the sand. The connecting rod (9) is inserted into the sliding hole at the top of the support pillar (1). Under the influence of natural wind, air flows through the multiple ventilation holes located at one end of the sunshade (11) on the installation frame (10), causing the sunshade (11) to lift and provide shade. Once the use is complete, the above steps are reversed to quickly retract the sunshade (11) and the entire structure.
The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that both the first arc-shaped plate (6) and the second arc-shaped plate (7) are equipped with anti-slip layers to prevent slipping when securing the support pillar (1), even if the user's hands are wet.
The above descriptions represent the preferred embodiments of this application and are not intended to limit the scope of protection. Therefore, any equivalent changes made to the structure, shape, or principles described in this application should be included within the scope of protection of this application.
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