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Automobile Window Shade Convertible To Horizontal Expansion Or Vertical Expansion
US Patent:
4838335, Jun 13, 1989
Filed:
Nov 2, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/266068
Inventors:
Ezra D. Eskandry - Miami FL
Eli Weinberg - Miami FL
Eli Weinberg - Miami FL
International Classification:
E06B 924
US Classification:
160 841
Abstract:
The foldable automobile window shade generally includes a first plurality of substantially rigid, planar elements, joined together by hinges such that they form a first accordion fold portion of the shade, a second plurality of rigid, planar elements forming a second accordion fold portion of the shade. The shade also includes a hinge that links the first and second accordion fold portions. The single hinge links end elements of the first and second accordion fold portions. In a horizontal expansion mode, the first and second end elements have planar surfaces that are adjacent to each other and the first and second accordion fold portions extend outboard from either side of the adjacent end elements. In a vertically expandable mode, the end elements are co-planar with respect to each other. The first and second accordion fold portions are disposed above the respective first and second end elements and therefore the shade can be vertically expandable as desired to cover the interior of the automobile window.
Automobile Window Shade Convertible To Horizontal Expansion Or Vertical Expansion
US Patent:
4913211, Apr 3, 1990
Filed:
May 11, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/350223
Inventors:
Ezra D. Eskandry - Miami FL
Eli Weinberg - Miami FL
Eli Weinberg - Miami FL
International Classification:
A47H 500
US Classification:
160 841
Abstract:
The foldable automobile window shade generally includes a first plurality of substantially rigid, planar elements joined together by hinges such that they form a first accordion fold portion of the shade. The shade also includes a second plurality of rigid, planar elements forming a second accordion fold portion of the shade. The shade also includes a hinge that links the first and second accordion fold portions. The hinge may be a pop-out tab in one of the elements forming the first accordion fold portion which cooperates with a through passage in one of the elements forming the second accordion fold portion. In another embodiment, the hinge may be a clip having depending and upstanding U-shaped legs that grip the elements in either the horizontal expansion mode or the vertical expansion mode. The planar elements forming the accordion fold portions may be triangularly shaped such that the hinge linking the first and second fold portions is angularly displaced with respect to the fold lines in the fold portions. With triangularly shaped elements, one of the fold portions can be configured to form a solid triangular body or pyramid that notifies others of an emergency situation.
Foldable Automobile Window Shade
US Patent:
D327046, Jun 16, 1992
Filed:
Nov 20, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/616007
Inventors:
Ezra D. Eskandry - Miami FL
Eli Weinberg - Miami FL
Eli Weinberg - Miami FL
US Classification:
D12191
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