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`I, Michael Fletcher, declare:
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`1. I am a native speaker of English and am well versed in both the Japanese and English
`languages and have over 17 years of experience translating Japanese technical documents
`into English.
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`2. The following translation from Japanese into English is accurate and complete to the
`best of my knowledge.
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`I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America that the
`foregoing is true and accurate.
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`Statements made herein are to the best of my knowledge true and are based on
`information that I believe to be true and further these statements were made with the
`knowledge that willful false statements and the like so made are punishable by fine or
`imprisonment, or both, under Section 1001 of Title 18 of the United States Code and that
`such willful false statements may jeopardize the validity of the patent application in the
`United States of America or any patent issuing thereon.
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`Executed this 13th day of January, 2021, at Parowan, UT
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`Utility Model Application H1-61370
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`(12) Publication of Unexamined
`Utility Application (U)
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`JPO File No.
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`(11) Patent Application Disclosure
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`(43) Publication Date: April 19, 1989
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`Total pages: 6
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`Request for Examination: Not yet
`(54) Title of Invention: Telescopic Instantaneous Frame Assembly Housing
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`(21) Filing No.:
`S62-157952
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`(22) Filing Date: S62 (1987) October 15
`James Yang Chao-Ling Fuxing Street No. 31, Taipei, Taiwan 8th floor
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`Inventor
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`James Yang Chao-Ling Fuxing Street No. 31, Taipei, Taiwan 8th floor
`(71) Applicant
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`(74) Agent Patent Attorney:
`SHIGA, Masatake and two others
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`Specification
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`1. Title of the Invention
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`Telescopic Instantaneous Frame Assembly Housing Construction
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`2. SCOPE OF PATENT CLAIMS:
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`1.
`A telescopic instantaneous frame assembly housing construction
`comprising:
` a plurality of main pillars, sidebar, roof support bar, a plurality of upper fixed support bar
`shaft bodies, lower moveable support bar shaft, and one roof beam receiver shaft, wherein
` the main pillars support the entire body of the construction,
` the sidebars are connected between two main pillars in an intersecting or aligned manner,
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` the roof is assembled in a joined or supported system, and
` this enables rapid expansion and contraction of the housing construction;
` the upper sidebars of the main body, the rooftop support bars, and the push-up bars are
`mutually connected and the screwed parts at the end points all allow angular rotation, such
`that the housing can be expanded or contracted;
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` the upper portion of the roof is a special feature of the present invention, in which the
`two folded roof support bars are connected to each other by one steel ring, and the support
`bars can be rotated freely within 180 degrees to form a straight line to the two bars;
` both ends of one push-up bar are provided on respective main pillars and rooftop support
`bars, adding to the pushing up of the expansion and contraction of the housing and to the
`rooftop support bar, enabling maintaining the slope of the rooftop;
` the angular folded and sloping roof design of the present invention enables pushing up
`the roof in a radial direction without requiring any other vertical support bar elements.
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`The telescopic instantaneous frame assembly housing construction
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`according to claim 1 of the utility model registration application, wherein
` one moveable insertion box stopping hole is provided at the upper end of the main pillar,
`an additional similar stopping hole is provided at an appropriate position at the lower end,
`and when the housing is unfolded, an insertion pin is engaged in the lower end of the
`lower moveable support bar shaft body and secures the sidebar pushed open, and
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`the stopping hole arranged at the lower end is a stopping hole of a telescopic pillar placed
`in the hollow main pillar, and when the telescopic pillar is extended from inside the main
`pillar, insertion of the insertion pin in the stopping hole when raised to a highest position,
`secures the telescopic pillar as well.
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`The telescopic instantaneous frame assembly housing construction
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`according to claim 1 of the utility model registration application, wherein
` the sidebars are alternately assembled in an intersecting style or in an aligned style,
`allowing the entrance of the tent or housing construction to be raised to an appropriate
`height for convenient entry and exit, and in addition, a mixture of the intersecting style
`and the aligned style can be used as needed, such that the sidebars can be raised just on
`one side for an entrance, to having all four sides raised.
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`3. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
`The present invention relates to a telescopic frame which can be assembled and folded in
`an instant, and in particular, a main pillar, sidebar, roof support bar, and the like are
`connected to each other with shafts and a system of moveable joints,
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` where each joint can be rotated at an angle further allowing for the housing construction
`to be extended and retracted quickly.
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`The housing being controlled by the roof support bar and length of a push-up bar, so that
`when the housing is constructed and extended, the roof is formed in a naturally sloping
`manner without any vertical support bar at the center thereof. The height of the side bar at
`the entrance can be raised by using an ingenious sidebar support conversion system, which
`allows for people to enter and exist conveniently, and also allows for more use of the
`space at the entrance.
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`With the rapid progress of society, the pace of life is becoming more and more strained,
`with leisure time becoming more and more important. With this in mind, going outdoors
`and going out to see lush green fields has become a favorite leisure activity for many
`people. However, outdoor activities are never as well-equipped with facilities as indoor
`activities.
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`Herewith, the present invention proposes to provide a telescopic frame assembly housing
`construction with one easy operation that is swift as well as having a refined external
`appearance. The present invention gives great peace of mind to those engaging in outdoor
`activities, and even more as the sidebars and roof support bars can be pushed up naturally.
`The center of the roof does not require any supporting members whatsoever, forming one
`gentle slope that does not run the risk of drooping, twisting, or sagging, or forming any
`puddles from rain.
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`The ingenious design of the sidebars allows for assembly in either an alternately
`intersecting style or a aligned style, raising the entrance in an aligned manner as needed,
`of which a raised side can be set to from one surface to all four sides. In addition, the
`following advantages are available during manufacturing for adding positivity to entering
`and exiting of persons as well as to applications of the present invention.
`1. The integrated nature allows for convenient transportation and carrying.
`2. Simple assembly and folding operation saves time and labor.
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`3. A neat and tidy form after assembly is completed.
`4. Can be arbitrarily relocated and positioned.
`5. There is no risk of the device being blown over by wind.
`6. There is high mobility.
`7. The doorway is aligned and supported with a raised sidebar, which is convenient for
`people to enter and exit.
`8. The roof of the tent body is pushed up without the need for any type of pillar support in
`the center, increasing the activity space while in use.
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`As illustrated in FIG. 4, the present invention comprises a plurality of main pillars (1),
`sidebars (5), lower moveable support bar shafts (3), upper fixed support bar shaft bodies
`(4), roof support bars (7), steel ring joints (6), roof frame push-up bars (9), and roof beam
`receiver shaft (8). The main pillars (1) are a square or circular body provided with one
`upper stopping hole (12) on the upper end of each thereof, and is provided such that
`moveable insertion pins (13) are inserted into the upper stopping holes of the main pillars
`(1), which also secures the lower moveable support bar shafts (3) from slipping down (see
`FIG. 16). A plurality of lower stopping holes (11) are provided on the lower ends of the
`main pillars (1),
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`and a telescopic pillar (2) is provided in the hollow center of the main pillars (1), which
`also have a plurality of stopping holes (22). The use of these stopping holes is such that
`when the telescopic pillar (2) is extended to an appropriate length from within the main
`pillar (1), a moveable insertion pin is inserted into the lower stopping hole (11) on the
`main pillar (1) for securing, which raises and secures the height of the entire housing. A
`bottom base piece (21) is welded and secured to the lower end of the telescopic pillar (2)
`and this increases the stability of the entire housing (see FIG. 11, FIG. 12).
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`The lower moveable support bar shaft (3) meshed with the main pillar (1) is a square or
`circular hollow-centered pillar (see FIG. 15, FIG. 16) open on both ends, provided with
`two lower sidebar fixed shafts (32), of which both shafts are joined together with one end
`of the sidebars (5). A separate roof push-up bar fixed shaft piece (31) is provided at the
`center angle of both shaft pieces (32). The shaft piece and one end of the roof push-up bar
`are joined together and the hollow center portion in the middle of the lower moveable
`support bar shaft body (3) is meshed with the top of the main pillar (1),
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`and arranged such that the extension and contraction of the sidebars (5) achieves vertical
`movement. The moveable insertion pin (13) is inserted into the stopping hole (12) at the
`top of the main pillar when the main body has extended to the maximum, and furthermore
`the lower moveable support bar shafts (3) are held and secured preventing the lower
`moveable support bar shafts (3) from slipping down and the entire body from deforming
`or contracting (see FIG. 17).
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`The upper fixed support bar shaft body (4) is a hollow center pillar that is square or
`circular in shape (see FIG. 14) provided with two upper sidebar fixed shaft pieces (42), of
`which both shaft pieces and an end of sidebar (5) are joined. A roof support bar fixed shaft
`piece (41) is provided at the center angle of both of these shaft pieces (42). The shaft
`pieces and one end of the roof support bars (76) are joined together, and the upper fixed
`support bar bodies (4) are secured to the upper end of the main pillars (1).
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`The sidebars (5) used in a mixture of an intersecting style or an aligned style (see FIG. 4,
`FIG. 5, FIG. 6), and the clever design thereof allows these to be raised together based on
`demand, thus making the device even more convenient for people to enter and exit.
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`The intersecting style is assembled with (5a), (5b), and for the aligned style (5c), (5d), the
`sidebars are connected to each other horizontally using one steel ring (6) and constitutes
`one push-up bar (51). The two ends are secured to the upper sidebar fixed shaft piece (42)
`of the upper fixed support bar shaft body (4) and the lower sidebar fixed shaft piece (32)
`of the lower moveable support bar shaft body (3), respectively.
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`The roof portion is composed of roof support bars (7a), (7b), in addition to the roof frame
`push-up bar (9). The roof support bars (7a) and (7b) are connected by one steel ring (6),
`the front and rear ends of which are secured to a roof frame fixed shaft piece (81) of each
`of a roof beam receiver shaft (8), and the other ends are secured to the top of the roof
`support bar fixed shaft piece (41) of the upper fixed support bar shaft body (4). The center
`pat of the roof beam receiver shaft (8) is a circular or other shape, and a plurality of roof
`support shaft fixed shaft pieces (81) are provided around the periphery thereof (see FIG.
`18).
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`Both ends of the roof frame push-up bars (9) are secured respectively to the roof push-up
`bar fixed shaft piece (31) of the lower moveable support bar shaft body (3)
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`and to an appropriate position (91) in the middle of the roof support bar (76). The purpose
`of this push-up bar (9) is, in addition to supporting the roof support bar, to also add to the
`overall extension and retraction. The roof support bars are connected together by bolts or
`rivets and washers, and angular rotation is feasible at each connection point.
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`When the entire body of the telescopic instantaneous frame assembly housing construction
`of the present invention is contracted, the angles of all joint portions nears zero, and the
`volume of the entire body becomes small. When the main body (1) is pulled outward, the
`angle of all joint portions gradually increases and the volume increases correspondingly to
`form a complete housing construction. Moreover, the telescopic pillars (2) of the main
`body (1) can be pulled downwards, adding to the height of the overall construction, and as
`the sidebars and roof push-up bars are used to push up the entire construction, the center
`of the roof naturally forms a sloping shape. The sidebars are assembled in a mixture of
`intersecting and aligned style, such that the entrance can be raised appropriately.
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`When assembling the housing, first push open the four main pillars (1) facing outward
`(see FIG. 9), then push the lower moveable support bar shaft body (3) upward. This will
`automatically raise the roof support bars (7), push-up bars (9), and the sidebars (5) upward.
`The overall body of the construction will gradually expand and unfold. After that, the
`lower moveable support bar shaft body (3) is moveably meshed to the main pillars (1) and
`the roof support bars (9) and sidebar support bars 51 are connected. In other words, as the
`construction is raised gradually along the main pillars (1) as the construction is expanded
`and the roof support bars (7) and sidebars protrude upwards, a housing shape is formed.
`Moreover, when the lower moveable support bar shafts (3) rise and reach an appropriate
`height, the moveable insertion pins (13) inside the main pillars are inserted into the
`midsection of the main pillars (1) which are therefore stopped and secure the entire body
`of the construction in a position (see FIG 17). When contracting the construction, push the
`moveable insertion pins (13) and pull the four main pillars (1) towards the center.
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`Afterwards, press and gather the upper half of the body to complete the contraction
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`4. Detailed Description of the Diagrams
`FIG. 1 is a three-dimensional external view of a tent draped over the embodiment of the
`present invention.
`FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional external view of only a roof installed on the embodiment of
`the present invention.
`FIG. 3 is a three-dimensional external view of the embodiment of the present invention
`where one portion of the sidebar is assembled and raised, and with a roof installed.
`FIG. 4 is a three-dimensional external view of the embodiment of the present invention
`where all sidebars are assembled in an intersecting style.
`FIG. 5 is a three-dimensional external view of the embodiment of the present invention
`where all sidebars are assembled in an aligned and raised style.
`FIG. 6 is a three-dimensional external view of the embodiment of the present invention
`where the sidebars are assembled in a mixture of an intersecting style and an aligned and
`raised style.
`FIG. 7 is a three-dimensional external view of the embodiment of the present invention in
`a half-contracted state where all sidebars are assembled in an intersecting style.
`FIG. 8 is a three-dimensional external view of the embodiment of the present invention in
`a fully-contracted state.
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`FIG. 9 is a three-dimensional external view of the embodiment of the present invention
`during assembly preparation where all sidebars are assembled in a aligned and raised
`style.
`FIG. 10 is a three-dimensional external view of the embodiment of the present invention
`during contraction preparation where all sidebars are assembled in an aligned and raised
`style.
`FIG. 11 is an exploded three-dimensional external view of the lower telescopic pillar of
`the embodiment of the present invention.
`FIG. 12 is a partial anatomical view of the telescopic pillar moveable insertion pin of the
`embodiment of the present invention in FIG. 11.
`FIG. 13 is an exploded three-dimensional external view of a steel ring joint of the roof
`supporting bars and sidebars in FIG. 4, FIG. 5, FIG. 6, FIG. 7, and FIG. 10 of the
`embodiment of the present invention.
`FIG. 14 is a three-dimensional external view of the frame securing turn shaft secured to
`the upper part of the main pillar of the embodiment of the present invention.
`FIG. 15 is a three-dimensional external view of the embodiment of the present invention
`of meshing with the lower moveable frame turn shaft on the main pillar.
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`FIG. 16 is a three-dimensional external view of the upper moveable insertion pin and
`lower moveable frame twisting shaft of the main pillar of the embodiment of the present
`invention.
`FIG. 17 is an assembled three-dimensional external view of the moveable insertion pin
`and the lower moveable frame turn shaft of the main pillar of the embodiment of the
`present invention, from FIG. 16.
`FIG. 18 is a three-dimensional external view of the middle roof frame connected to the
`beam receiver shaft of the embodiment of the present invention in FIG. 4, FIG. 5, FIG. 6,
`and FIG. 10.
`FIG. 19 is an exploded three-dimensional external view of the frame of the embodiment of
`the present invention disassembled.
`(1) Main pillar
`(11) Lower stopping hole
`(12) Upper stopping hole
`(22) moveable insertion pin
`(2) Telescopic pillar
`(21) Bottom base piece
`(22) Stopping hole
`(3) Lower moveable support bar shaft body
`(31) Roof push-up bar fixed shaft piece
`(32) Lower sidebar fixed shaft piece
`(4) Upper fixed support bar shaft body
`(41) Roof push-up bar fixed shaft piece
`(42) Upper sidebar fixed shaft piece
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`(7) Roof support bar
`(8) Roof beam receiver shaft
`(81) Roof frame fixed shaft piece
`(9) Roof frame push-up bar
`(91) Push-up bar connection point
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