Awning attachment to non-magnetic vehicle top
Abstract
A vehicle awning for a vehicle comprises an awning sheet, a plurality of legs for supporting the awning sheet above the legs, a plurality of above-roof members coupled to the awning sheet at locations away from the legs, the above-roof members adapted for positioning above a non-magnet-attracting roof of the vehicle at respective locations, and a plurality of below-roof members adapted for positioning below the above-roof members and attached to a bottom surface of the non-magnet-attracting roof, wherein one of the above-roof members and the below-roof members is comprised of a magnet and another of the above-roof members and the below-roof members is comprised of one or more magnetic materials.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A vehicle awning for a vehicle, comprising:
an awning sheet; a plurality of legs for supporting said awning sheet above said legs; a plurality of above-roof members coupled to said material at locations away from said legs, said above-roof members adapted for positioning above a non-magnet-attracting roof of said vehicle at respective locations; a plurality of below-roof members adapted for positioning below said above-roof members and attached to a bottom surface of said non-magnet-attracting roof, wherein one of said above-roof members and said below-roof members is comprised of a magnet and another of said above-roof members and said below-roof members is comprised of one or more magnetic materials.
2 . A vehicle awning according to claim 1 , wherein said above-roof members are each comprised of said magnet and said below-roof members are each comprised of said one or more magnetic materials.
3 . A vehicle awning according to claim 1 , wherein said one or more magnetic materials is a further magnet.
4 . A vehicle awning according to claim 1 , wherein said awning sheet defines a space between a side of said vehicle and said plurality of legs.
5 . A vehicle awning according to claim 1 , wherein said awning sheet is maintained in a substantially concave shape.
6 . A vehicle awning according to claim 1 , wherein said plurality of above-roof members are attached to said awning sheet at multiple above-roof locations separated from each other.
7 . A vehicle awning according to claim 1 , further comprising a support member that extends across said awning sheet and that maintains said awning sheet substantially horizontal.
8 . A vehicle awning according to claim 1 , wherein said plurality of legs are attached to said awning sheet at multiple leg locations separated from each other, and said multiple leg locations are separated from said multiple above-roof locations.
9 . A vehicle awning according to claim 1 , wherein said awning sheet lacks magnetic material.
10 . A vehicle awning according to claim 9 , wherein said magnet creates magnetic force that is greater than gravitational force on said below-roof members.
11 . A method of attaching a vehicle awning to a vehicle, said method comprising the steps of:
providing a awning sheet; supporting said awning sheet above a plurality of legs; positioning a plurality of above-roof members that are coupled to said awning sheet on a non-magnet attracting roof of said vehicle; positioning a plurality of below-roof members below said above-roof members so said plurality of below-roof members attach to a bottom surface of said non-magnet-attracting roof; wherein one of said above-roof members and said below-roof members is comprised of a magnet and another of said above-roof members and said below-roof members is comprised of one or more magnetic materials.
12 . A method of attaching a vehicle awning to a vehicle according to claim 11 , wherein said above-roof members are each comprised of said magnet and said below-roof members are each comprised of said one or more magnetic materials.
13 . A method of attaching a vehicle awning to a vehicle according to claim 11 , wherein said one or more magnetic materials is a further magnet.
14 . A method of attaching a vehicle awning to a vehicle according to claim 11 , wherein said awning sheet defines a space between a side of said vehicle and said plurality of legs.
15 . A method of attaching a vehicle awning to a vehicle according to claim 11 , wherein said awning sheet is maintained in a substantially concave.
16 . A method of attaching a vehicle awning to a vehicle according to claim 11 , wherein said plurality of above-roof members are attached to said awning sheet at multiple above-roof locations separated from each other.
17 . A method of attaching a vehicle awning to a vehicle according to claim 11 , further comprising a support member that extends across said awning sheet and that maintains said awning sheet substantially horizontal.
18 . A method of attaching a vehicle awning to a vehicle according to claim 11 , wherein said plurality of legs are attached to said awning sheet at multiple leg locations separated from each other, and said multiple leg locations are separated from said multiple above-roof locations.
19 . A method of attaching a vehicle awning to a vehicle according to claim 11 , wherein said awning sheet lacks magnetic material.
20 . A method of attaching a vehicle awning to a vehicle according to claim 19 , wherein said magnet creates magnetic force that is greater than gravitational force on said below-roof members.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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