Overhead combined tent structure

Abstract

The present invention provides an overhead combined tent structure, including a ring locator, sleeved onto a vertical object and a tent skeleton, formed by a plurality of brackets, and assembled transversely or longitudinally by the ring locator to define at least a floor area. There is a supporting member, linked to the floor area of the tent skeleton, and formed by a plurality of adjustable supports and also extended vertically to form a landing end. There is also a cladding cloth, covered externally onto the tent skeleton to form a living space. The overhead combined tent structure can overcome the shortcoming of uneven ground, and can be used more applicably with enhanced convenience.

1 . An overhead combined tent structure, comprising:
 a ring locator, sleeved securely onto a vertical object;   a tent skeleton, formed by a plurality of brackets, and assembled transversely or longitudinally by the ring locator to define at least a floor area;   a supporting member, linked to the floor area of the tent skeleton, and formed by a plurality of adjustable supports and also extended vertically to form a landing end; and   a cladding cloth, covered externally onto the tent skeleton to form a living space.   
     
     
         2 . The overhead combined tent structure defined in  claim 1 , wherein the ring locator is comprised of a first locator, a second locator and a locker, the first and second locators being of a semi-circle pattern and located correspondingly to the notch, studs being placed at two ends of the first and second locators, and then bolted securely via the screw hole, the first and second locators and the vertical object being positioned reliably by a packing ring, the first and second locators being assembled securely with the vertical object. 
     
     
         3 . The overhead combined tent structure defined in  claim 1 , wherein the ring locator is comprised of a plurality of snappers, each snapper being fitted with a belt threading portion for sleeving the belt into the vertical object, the belt being tightened so that the tent skeleton is formed by assembly and positioning with the bracket via the connecting portion of the snapper. 
     
     
         4 . The overhead combined tent structure defined in  claim 1 , wherein the locating structure for the bracket of the tent skeleton and the ring locator is inserted via a plug into the joint of the bracket and the locker, the tent skeleton being positioned reliably without disengagement.