US2003183258A1PendingUtilityA1

Parasol

Priority: Mar 28, 2002Filed: Mar 28, 2002Published: Oct 2, 2003
Est. expiryMar 28, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A45B 25/02
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Abstract

A parasol includes a parasol shaft having a plurality of parasol ribs provided radially and movably on top. The parasol ribs are provided on top with a parasol cover made of a number of parasol gores. The feature is that each parasol rib has its outermost end formed into a lower curved receiving portion. Thus, when the parasol cover is spread out on the parasol ribs, the lower portion of the parasol cover on the lower curved receiving portions of the parasol ribs will naturally curve down along the receiving portions and make up a suspending lower portion, simplifying the process of cutting the parasol gores and sewing them together into the parasol cover, and obtaining an effect of blocking off sunlight.

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         1 . A parasol comprising a parasol shaft, said parasol shaft fixedly provided with a plurality of parasol ribs arranged radially and movably on top, said parasol shaft fitted with a sliding sleeve, a plurality of stretchers pivotally connected at one end with said sliding sleeve, said stretchers having the other ends respectively connected with an intermediate portion of each said parasol rib, said parasol ribs provided on top with a parasol cover made of a plurality of parasol gores: and, 
 Characterized by each said parasol rib having its outermost end extending downward to make up a lower curved receiving portion, said parasol cover naturally curving down along said lower receiving portions of said parasol ribs and forming a suspending lower portion.

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