Assemblable bungalow

Abstract

An assemblable bungalow has a plurality of telescopic leg members, which are securely positioned on the ground, a plurality of lower frames connected to the upper ends of the telescopic leg members in perpendicular relation, for connecting the respective telescopic leg members, a plurality of supporting frames disposed in the space defined by the lower frames, and crossing each other in longitudinal and transversal directions, a plurality of telescopic poles, which are extended from the upper ends of the leg members, respectively, a plurality of upper frames connected to the upper portions of the poles in perpendicular relation, for connecting the respective poles, a roof pole, designed to be curved to an arch shape upon being connected with both ends to the upper ends of a pair of the poles that face each other in a diagonal direction, a plurality of floor plates connected with each other and disposed in the space defined by the lower frames, and supported by the supporting frames, and a roof cloth disposed on the roof pole. Because the framework of the bungalow, such as leg members, poles, lower frames, supporting frames and roof poles are easily assembled and disassembled, even an unskilled person can easily set up or take down the bungalow. Additionally, the bungalow is transportable.

What is claimed is:  
     
         1 . An assemblable bungalow, comprising: 
 a plurality of telescopic leg members, which are securely positioned on the ground;    a plurality of lower frames connected to the upper ends of the telescopic leg members in perpendicular relation, for connecting the respective telescopic leg members;    a plurality of supporting frames disposed in the space defined by the lower frames, and crossing each other in longitudinal and transversal directions;    a plurality of telescopic poles, which are extended from the upper ends of the leg members, respectively;    a plurality of upper frames connected to the upper portions of the poles in perpendicular relation, for connecting the respective poles;    a roof pole, designed to be curved to an arch shape upon being connected with both ends to the upper ends of a pair of the poles that face each other in a diagonal direction;    a plurality of floor plates connected with each other and disposed in the space defined by the lower frames, and supported by the supporting frames; and    a roof cloth disposed on the roof pole.    
     
     
         2 . The assemblable bungalow of  claim 1 , wherein the telescopic leg members each comprises: 
 a plurality of tubes of different diameters, which are connected with each other;    a plurality of height adjusting holes formed in the outer surface of the respective tubes in a lengthwise direction; and    a fixing pin for securing a relative position of the tubes by being inserted in the height adjusting holes.    
     
     
         3 . The assemblable bungalow of  claim 2 , wherein each telescopic leg member further comprises a fixing member comprising, 
 a body having an upper end being inserted in one tube that is positioned at a lowest position among the tubes, and a lower end being protruded in a pointed shape for being fixed on the ground,    a flange protruding from the body in a circumferential direction, and    a nail formed on the lower end of the body.    
     
     
         4 . The assemblable bungalow of  claim 1 , wherein the lower frames each comprises: 
 a pair of pipes having the same diameter;    a linking member for being inserted in the pipes;    a pair of movable protrusions designed to be resiliently urged to move, thereby exiting and entering with respect to the surface of both ends of the linking member; and    a locking hole formed in each pipe to which each movable protrusion is inserted.    
     
     
         5 . The assemblable bungalow of  claim 1 , wherein the poles each comprises: 
 an outer pole formed as a hollow cylinder;    an inner pole formed as a hollow cylinder which has a diameter smaller than the outer pole and is inserted in the outer pole;    a plurality of holes formed in the surface of the outer pole along the lengthwise direction at predetermined intervals; and    a movable button designed to be resiliently urged to move, thereby exiting and entering with respect to the surface of the inner pole, the movable button for being inserted in the holes of the outer pole.    
     
     
         6 . The assemblable bungalow of  claim 1 , further comprising a lower joint for removably connecting each of the leg members, the lower frames and the poles, 
 wherein the lower joint comprises 
 an insertion portion for being inserted in the upper end of the leg member,  
 a pair of seating recesses formed on the insertion portion in a perpendicular relation with each other, for receiving the ends of the lower frames, and  
 a bolt penetrated through the center of the insertion portion and to above the seating recesses for being connected to the lower end of the pole.  
   
     
     
         7 . The assemblable bungalow of  claim 1 , further comprising a clamp for removably connecting each of the lower frames and the supporting frames, 
 wherein the clamp comprises 
 an upper body and a lower body rotatably connected with each other, and partially covering the surface of the lower frame,  
 a grip portion rotatably connected to a leading end of the lower body which faces the upper body,  
 a hook roatably connected to the grip portion,  
 a hooking groove formed by bending the leading end of the upper body facing the lower body, for the hook to be rested thereon, and  
 a wing protruded outward from the rear side of the upper body for being connected with the end of the supporting frame.  
   
     
     
         8 . The assemblable bungalow of  claim 1 , further comprising an upper joint for removably connecting each of the poles, the upper frames and the roof pole, 
 wherein the upper joint comprises 
 a hollow cylinder having a closed upper end, and an open lower end through which the upper end of the pole is inserted,  
 a projection protruding perpendicularly from the surface of the lower portion for being inserted in the ends of the upper frames, and  
 a bolt protruded from the upper end of the upper joint and fastened to the end of the roof pole.  
   
     
     
         9 . The assemblable bungalow of  claim 8 , wherein, pole joints having through holes formed therein are formed on both ends of the roof pole, respectively, and the bolt on the upper end of the upper joint is penetrated through one of the through holes to expose above the corresponding pole joint and fastened with a cap nut.  
     
     
         10 . The assemblable bungalow of  claim 1 , wherein the roof cloth comprises a square cloth shorter in diagonal length as compared to the roof pole, and a pocket formed at each corner of the square cloth into which each end of the roof pole is inserted.  
     
     
         11 . The assemblable bungalow of  claim 1 , wherein each of the floor plates is in a square shape, and comprises a series of projections and recesses alternately formed along at least three sides, and a plurality of elongate grooves formed in the surface.