ES1059020U - Beach clothes (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Beach dressing, characterized by being constituted by the combination of a laminar, semi-rigid, flexible and opaque body, preferably rectangular, elongated, and a plurality of struts conveniently fixed to said laminar body and insertable in the sand of the beach, which they act as supports for said laminar body and which, suitably fixed to the ground, originate with said laminar body a receptacle with direct access, wherein said laminar body constitutes a visual barrier with respect to the perimeter of the dressing room. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Beach dressing

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a dressing room beach, that is, a kind of cabin that allows the user or users changing clothes on a beach, to initially detach from street clothes and put on swimsuit, and then perform the maneuver in reverse, all of this by staying visually isolated from staff Surrounding existing on the beach.

The object of the invention is to achieve a dressing room with great structural simplicity and easy implementation on the beach sand, which can be used at the level of city halls, to improve the conditions of use of the beaches, by bathers, and because of its low manufacturing cost and Assembly can be used with great profusion.

Background of the invention

The problem that for anyone means changing clothes on a beach, since both when you take off your street clothes and put on your swimsuit, as in the opposite maneuver, it must be completely naked for a certain time, in view of the public that the surrounds.

There are dressing rooms on some beaches materialized in fixed houses on the ground, which offer a total visual isolation to users, but in most beaches such huts do not exist, and otherwise they are totally insufficient, especially in times of great influx of public.

In practice this problem is solved usually using a beach towel, with which the user tries to keep his body hidden while dressing and undress, but this solution is extremely uncomfortable and, when not, it requires the competition of other people who hold the towel setting a visual barrier for the person being changing clothes.

Description of the invention

The beach dressing that the invention proposes solves the problem fully satisfactorily previously exposed, constituting a structurally element simple, which can be easily mounted on the beach, and with some optimal performance in use situation.

To do this and more specifically said dressing it materializes in a flexible and laminar body, opaque because which will constitute the visual barrier of the dressing room, which may be obtained in different materials, such as plastic, metal or similar, laminar body to which a plurality of props intended to get stuck in the sand of the beach and consequently to constitute the support that maintains said body laminate in a work situation, there are at least two struts in correspondence with the ends of the laminar body, and at least one intermediate strut, and the number of intermediate struts depending on the nature of the laminar body,  that is, depending on the stability of the latter by its own nature.

The set consisting of the laminar body and the aforementioned struts with the latter conveniently fixed on the beach sand, determine a receptacle tending to cylinder, but with a spiral path for the laminar body, which in turn determines between the ends of it an access to inside the receptacle visually eaten in all its contour, which although it is distanced from the sand it only allows observing the feet of the user, to record to others that the Dressing room is busy.

Description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization of it, is accompanied as part member of that description, a set of drawings where with illustrative and non-limiting nature, what has been represented next:

Figure 1.- Shows, according to a view in perspective, a beach dressing made in accordance with the object of the present invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a plan view of the dressing room of the previous figure, according to a variant of embodiment in which it incorporates one more intermediate strut.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

In view of the figures outlined you can be observed as the dressing room that the invention proposes is constituted from a laminar body (1), preferably rectangular and elongated, which can be embodied in a sheet semi-rigid sheet, plastic or similar, of suitable dimensions as to be able to constitute with it the receptacle that see in figure 1.

With said laminar body (1) collaborate a plurality of struts (2), preferably with its tip bottom (3) sharp to facilitate insertion on the sand (4) of the beach, these props (2) being fixed to the laminar body (1) by rivets (5) or by any other appropriate means, and so that two of said struts (2) are placed in correspondence with the ends of the laminar body (1), while a third strut in the case of figure 1, or two props as in the case of figure 2, are conveniently distributed along said laminar body (1), to achieve in any case the assembly shown in figures 1 and 2, in the that the laminar body (1) adopts a spiral plant, as observe especially in figure 2, determining a passenger compartment (6) dimensionally suitable for a person to change of clothes comfortably inside, hidden from prying eyes, which is accessed through an opening (7) established between the struts (2) ends, that is, between the ends of the body laminate (1).

The struts (2) can be made of aluminum or other lightweight and resistant material.

Although the laminar body (1) can present a height, like the struts (2), suitable for covering integrally a person's body, in all its height, preferably, due to cost reduction and weight reduction, the struts (2) will be substantially longer that the height of the laminar body (1), so that the edge bottom (8) of the latter is substantially distanced from the ground, as seen in figure 1, resulting in visible legs of the users, and that in turn its upper edge (9) is lowered, not reaching the users head, so that these can also visualize, while changing, if someone Try to access the dressing room.

Claims (3)

1. Beach dressing room, characterized by being constituted by the combination of a laminar, semi-rigid, flexible and opaque body, preferably rectangular, elongated, and a plurality of struts conveniently fixed to said laminar body and insertable in the sand of the beach, which they act as supports for said laminar body and that, conveniently fixed to the floor, originate with said laminar body a receptacle with direct access, in which such laminar body constitutes a visual barrier with respect to the perimeter of the dressing room. 2. Beach dressing, according to claim la, characterized in that two end struts collaborate with the laminar body, fixed by rivets or similar to the end edges of the laminar body, and at least one intermediate strut fixed in the same manner. 3. Beach dressing, according to previous claims, characterized in that the length of the struts is considerably greater than the height of the laminar body, so that they protrude substantially with respect to the lower edge of the latter, both for insertion in the sand of the beach, as to conveniently elevate said laminar body in order to cover the area of the user's body to be hidden.