Parasol for car interior
Parasol for car interior – is a folding parasol for usage inside the car cabin and which is placed under the windscreen for protection from sun rays while being parked.
Description
Parasol for cars’ interior is the invention, patented as a manual folding parasol special for car interior protection from sun rays impact. Parasol has a trapeze and flat shape of canopy. Canopy configuration allows opening it inside the car cabin and fitting under the windscreen. For the canopy, fabric with sun rays’ reflecting surface is used to protect the car interior from heat and UV-rays. It’s very compact when folded, so it fits easily inside the glove box or other interior boxes of your car. In general, a parasol for car interior is used as a usual folding umbrella, but inside the parked vehicle.
History
In February 2016, in Kyiv, Ukraine, a patent was taken out on the parasol for car interior (patent UA 105044)[1][2][3] Ukrainian engineer Oleg Gurovych created the parasol for car interior that was acknowledged as the world’s first invention. Traditional ways of car interior protection with sun-shields proved to be inefficient, so Oleg came up with the solution to create the folding parasol with a trapeze shape and flat canopy. The first prototype was created from a paper cocktail umbrella that was cut and helped to understand that a trapeze and flat shape of canopy was possible to produce. After many experiments with the prototype, developments and engineering, the parasol is now manufactured under the Trade Mark “CAR-O-SOL”.
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