GB2559752A - Floor system for a vehicle - Google Patents
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Abstract
A floor system 1 for a vehicle 101, comprising a floor 5 having an upper surface 11 comprising one or more castellation locating points 9, and one or more removable castellations 7 each comprising a castellation plug (29, Fig. 3) arranged to locate in one of the one or more locating points 9 to locate the one or more removable castellations 7 on the upper surface 11 of the floor 5. This system provides for the efficient arrangement of loads in a load space of a vehicle.
Description
(54) Title of the Invention: Floor system for a vehicle Abstract Title: Floor system for a vehicle (57) A floor system 1 for a vehicle 101, comprising a floor 5 having an upper surface 11 comprising one or more castellation locating points 9, and one or more removable castellations 7 each comprising a castellation plug (29, Fig. 3) arranged to locate in one of the one or more locating points 9 to locate the one or more removable castellations 7 on the upper surface 11 of the floor 5. This system provides for the efficient arrangement of loads in a load space of a vehicle.
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FLOOR SYSTEM FOR A VEHICLE
TECHNICAL FIELD
The present disclosure relates to a floor system for a vehicle. Aspects of the invention relate to, but are not limited to, a floor system, a removable castellation, a floor and a vehicle.
BACKGROUND
It can be desirable to retain loads on a floor of a vehicle to, for example, arrange loads in a load space of the vehicle. Cargo nets and dividers have been used but their use can require removal before loads can be placed or removed from the load space. Accordingly there exists a need for an alternative to cargo nets and load space dividers.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
Throughout the description the terms front, back, top and bottom are to be given their conventional meanings in relation to a standard forward facing of a vehicle. The terms left and right are used to describe the respective sides of the vehicle when viewed from the rear of the vehicle facing forwards towards the front.
A longitudinal axis is defined passing through the front and rear of the vehicle and parallel to a normal standing of the vehicle. A transverse axis is defined passing through the left hand and right hand sides of the vehicle perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and parallel to a normal standing of the vehicle. A vertical axis is defined passing through the top and bottom of the vehicle and perpendicular to the longitudinal and transverse axes.
Roll is defined as rotational movement about the longitudinal axis. Pitch is defined as rotational movement about the transverse axis. Yaw is defined as rotational movement about the vertical axis.
Aspects and embodiments of the invention provide a floor system for a vehicle, the system comprising: a floor having an upper surface comprising one or more castellation locating points; and one or more removable castellations each comprising a castellation plug arranged to locate in one of the one or more locating points to locate the one or more removable castellations on the upper surface of the floor.
In embodiments of the invention the floor is a load floor. Advantageously the floor system allows the floor to be used as a smooth and flat surface or with the castellations in place to locate loads.
The floor system may be suitable for locating a storage box having a profiled base and the one or more removable castellations may be arranged on an upper surface of the floor through location of each said castellation plug in each said castellation locating point to form a surface profile corresponding to the profiled base of the storage box.
Each castellation locating point may comprise a shape profile and each castellation plug may comprise a corresponding shape profile. In an embodiment the shape profile of each castellation locating point and castellation plug is substantially “T” shaped. In another embodiment the shape profile of each castellation locating point and castellation plug is substantially cross shaped. In another embodiment the shape profile of each castellation locating point and castellation plug is substantially circular.
The floor system may comprise one or more castellation locking means for releasably fixing each removable castellation to the floor, the castellation locking means having a first and second portion wherein each castellation locating point comprises said first portion of the locking means and each castellation plug comprises said second portion of the locking means.
In an embodiment the floor is a load floor and comprises one or more sliding means arranged to fix to each of the load floor and a body panel in a load space of the vehicle and to returnably extend therebetween to move between a stowed condition where the load floor is positioned within the load space and a deployed condition where the load floor extends from the load space.
In another aspect of the invention there is provided a removable castellation for a floor system, the removable castellation comprising: a body having a lower surface; and a castellation plug depending from the lower surface. The body may comprise a truncated pyramid shape.
Optionally the castellation plug comprises a portion of a castellation locking means arranged to releasably lock with a corresponding portion of a locking means in a castellation locating point on an upper surface of a floor of the floor system.
In another aspect of the invention there is provided a floor for a floor system, the floor comprising an upper surface comprising one or more castellation locating points.
Each castellation locating point may comprise a portion of a castellation locking means arranged to releasably lock with a corresponding portion of a locking means on a castellation plug of each removable castellation of the floor system.
In an embodiment the floor is a load floor and comprises one or more sliding means arranged to fix to each of the load floor and a body panel in a load space of the vehicle and to returnably extend therebetween to move between a stowed condition where the load floor is positioned within the load space and a deployed condition where the load floor extends from the load space.
In another aspect of the invention there is provided a vehicle comprising a floor system, a removable castellation or a floor as hereinbefore defined.
Within the scope of this application it is expressly intended that the various aspects, embodiments, examples and alternatives set out in the preceding paragraphs, in the claims and/or in the following description and drawings, and in particular the individual features thereof, may be taken independently or in any combination. That is, all embodiments and/or features of any embodiment can be combined in any way and/or combination, unless such features are incompatible. The applicant reserves the right to change any originally filed claim or file any new claim accordingly, including the right to amend any originally filed claim to depend from and/or incorporate any feature of any other claim although not originally claimed in that manner.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
One or more embodiments of the invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
Figure 1 is a rear three quarter schematic view of a vehicle comprising a load floor system;
Figure 2 is a perspective view of a load floor system;
Figure 3 is a perspective view of a load floor system;
Figure 4 is a perspective view of a load floor system with a storage box; and
Figure 5 is a perspective view of a load floor system.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
Figure 1 shows a floor system 1 suitable for carrying one or more storage boxes 3 according to an embodiment of the invention. In some embodiments the floor system 1 is installable in a load space of a vehicle 101 and may accordingly be referred to as a load floor system 1. It will be appreciated that the floor system described herein may be used in other areas of the vehicle such as in foot wells or under bonnet areas, and that the following description for a load floor system 1 is representative of a foot well floor system, under bonnet floor system, and so on.
With reference to Figure 2, the load floor system 1 comprises a load floor 5 and at least one removable castellation 7 each being removably locatable in one or more castellation locating points 9 each disposed in an upper surface 11 of the load floor 5. The at least one removable castellations 7 can be arranged on the upper surface 11 of the load floor 5 so as to form a profile suitable for engaging with a profiled base 13 of the storage box 3. The profiled base is understood in Figure 2 by a similarly profiled upper surface 15 of the storage box 3. However it will be appreciated that the profile of the profiled base 13 and profile of the profiled upper surface 15 of the storage box 3 may vary.
Figure 3 shows the load floor system 1 of Figure 2 without a storage box in place to enable features of embodiments of the load floor system 1 to be discussed. As shown the load floor 5 comprises a front 17, a rear 19 and left and right sides 12, 23. When installed in a vehicle the front side 17 is closest to the front of the vehicle and the rear side 19 is towards the rear of the vehicle as shown in Figure 1.
In the embodiment of the invention shown in Figure 3, the castellation locating points 9 are spaced from each other by a longitudinal spacing 25 and a transverse spacing 27 so that the castellation locating points 9 are evenly spaced across the upper surface 11 of the load floor
5. In other arrangements the longitudinal spacing 25 and transverse spacing 27 may vary across the load floor 5 or with respect to each other to provide castellation locating points 9 unevenly spaced across the upper surface 11 of the load floor 5. In an example embodiment of the invention there are eighty one castellation locating points 9 arranged in a nine by nine grid. Other numbers of castellation points are within the scope of the invention.
Each castellation locating point 9 comprises a shaped profile corresponding to a profile of a castellation plug 29 depending from an underside of each removable castellation 7. In the embodiment of Figure 3 the castellation locating point 9 and castellation plug 29 have a “T” shape profile. The “T” shape profile is advantageous in that it ensures correct and consistent alignment of the removable castellations 7. The skilled person will appreciate that other profile shapes may be used for the castellation locating point 9 and/or castellation plug 29 and are within the scope of the invention. For example, as shown in figure 1, circular castellation locating points 9’ and corresponding castellation plugs (not shown) can be used. In other example embodiments a cross or “+” shape profile is used for the castellation locating point 9 and corresponding castellation plug.
As shown in Figure 3, the removable castellations 7 are located on the upper surface 11 of the load floor by inserting the castellation plug 29 into one of the castellation locating points 9 in a manner as per the arrow 31 shown. It follows that the removable castellations can be removed through movement in a manner opposite to the arrow 31 shown. Other methods of insertion and removal may be useful.
Figure 4 shows the load floor system 1 and a storage box 3 tilted away from the load floor 5 for discussion of the features of the load floor system 1. Each removable castellation 7 is shaped to provide a contact with features in the storage box 3. In the example shown each removable castellation 7 has a generally trapezoidal, or truncated pyramid, shape providing faces 33, 35 suitable for engagement with corresponding faces 37, 39 on the underside 13 of the storage box 3. In embodiments of the invention the shape of each removable castellation may be arranged to engage with features of a specific storage box 3. However, other shapes of removable castellation such as, for example conical, hemispherical, etc can be used.
Figure 5 shows an embodiment of a load floor system 51 in which removable castellations 57 are removably fixable to a load floor 55 through engagement of castellation locating points 59 with a locking castellation plug 61 depending from each removable castellation 57. Other features of the load floor system 51 are as described in relation to the aforementioned embodiment of Figures 1 to 4. For example a longitudinal spacing 25 and transverse spacing 27 is used again to provide an even distribution of castellation locating points. As with the embodiments of Figures 1 to 4, other distributions may be useful.
In an embodiment of the invention the locking castellation plug 61 comprises a notch 63 shaped to slide over a latch 65 in the locating point 59 through movement of the removable castellation 57 in a direction as per or similar to the manner shown by arrow 67. Once the notch 63 passes over the latch 65 the removable castellation 57 can be vertically rotated in a direction as per or similar to the manner shown by arrows 69. The rotational movement causes the notch 63 to lock against the latch 65 and prevent the removable castellation 57 from lifting away from the load floor 55 without first undergoing a rotational movement. It will be appreciated that together the notch 63 and latch 65 form a castellation locking means having a first and second portion. The latch 65 of the locating point 59 may be referred to as the first portion of the castellation locking means and the notch 63 of the castellation plug 61 may be referred to as the second portion of the castellation locking means.
Rotational locking means such as those described above are advantageous as the presence of a storage box (see Figures 1, 2 and 4) may prevent the removable castellations 57 from rotating and therefore prevent them from lifting out of the load floor 55.
It follows that to remove the removable castellations 57 each removable castellation 57 is vertically rotated in a direction as per or similar to a manner opposite to that shown by arrows 69, followed by a lifting movement in a direction as per or similar to a manner opposite to that shown by arrow 67. It will be appreciated that other arrangements of locking castellation plug 61 and/or locating point 59 are within the scope of the invention.
As hereinbefore mentioned, the load floor system 1 as shown in Figures 2 to 4 may be installed or integrated in a vehicle 101 as shown in Figure 1. It will be appreciated that the load floor system 51 of Figure 5 can similarly be installed in a vehicle 101. Accordingly the following description in relation to the load floor system 1 applies also to the load floor system 51.
In the embodiment of Figure 1, the load floor system comprises a sliding mechanism having one or more sliding rails 41 arranged to slidably fix the load floor to body panels 103 in the load space 105 of the vehicle 101. In an embodiment each sliding rail 41 is an extending rail fixed to each of the body panel 103 of the vehicle 101 and to the load floor 5, and is arranged to extend therebetween.
Figure 1 shows the load floor 5 in a deployed condition where it has been slid out of the load space 105 along the sliding rails 41. The vehicle 101 shown is a sports utility vehicle having 6 a vertically opening tailgate 107 which advantageously forms a canopy over the load floor 5 when deployed. Although the embodiment shown is a sports utility vehicle it will be appreciated that the hereindescribed floor systems can be installed in other vehicles, for example vans, trucks, cars, etc.
To stow the load floor 5 it is slid into the load space 105 along the sliding rails 41. In the stowed condition the tailgate 107 of the vehicle 101 can be closed. When deployed the load floor 5 may be extended one meter from its stowed condition. It will be appreciated that other lengths of deployment may be useful and are within the scope of the invention.
Advantageously any storage boxes 3 and removable castellations 7 can be removed from the load floor 5 so that the load floor may function as a table at the rear of the vehicle 101.
Embodiments of the floor system 1, comprise a removable accessory means in place of the removable castellations 7. In example systems the removable accessory means comprises a bicycle mounting means, a fishing rod mount, or the like. The removable accessory removably locates in the one or more castellation locating points 9 each disposed in the upper surface 11 of the load floor 5.
In other embodiments one or more of the one or more removable castellations 7 comprises a removable accessory means such as a bicycle mounting means, a fishing rod mount, or the like.
In embodiments of the aforementioned embodiments the load floor 5 is constructed from a solid material, for example metal. In some example embodiments the solid material of the load floor is covered with a soft material such as rubber, carpet or the like. Other materials may be useful.
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1. A floor system for a vehicle, the system comprising:
a floor having an upper surface comprising one or more castellation locating points; and one or more removable castellations each comprising a castellation plug arranged to locate in one of the one or more locating points to locate the one or more removable castellations on the upper surface of the floor.
2. A floor system as claimed in claim 1 suitable for locating a storage box having a profiled base, wherein the one or more removable castellations are arranged on an upper surface of the floor through location of each said castellation plug in each said castellation locating point to form a surface profile corresponding to the profiled base of the storage box.
3. A floor system as claimed in claim 1 or claim 2, wherein each castellation locating point comprises a shape profile and each castellation plug comprises a corresponding shape profile.
4. A floor system as claimed in claim 3, wherein the shape profile of each castellation locating point and castellation plug is substantially “T” shaped.
5. A floor system as claimed in claim 3, wherein the shape profile of each castellation locating point and castellation plug is substantially cross shaped.
6. A floor system as claimed in claim 3, wherein the shape profile of each castellation locating point and castellation plug is substantially circular.
7. A floor system as claimed in any preceding claim, the system comprising a castellation locking means for releasably fixing each removable castellation to the floor, the castellation locking means having a first and second portion wherein each castellation locating point comprises said first portion of the locking means and each castellation plug comprises said second portion of the locking means.
8. A floor system as claimed in any preceding claim and suitable for installation in a vehicle as a load floor system, the floor comprising one or more sliding means arranged to fix to each of the floor and a body panel in a load space of the vehicle and to returnably extend therebetween to move between a stowed condition where the floor is positioned within the load space and a deployed condition where the floor extends from the load space.
9. A removable castellation for a floor system, the removable castellation comprising: a body having a lower surface; and a castellation plug depending from the lower surface.
10. A removable castellation for a floor system, as claimed in claim 9, wherein the body has a truncated pyramid shape.
11. A removable castellation for a floor system, as claimed in claim 9 or 10, wherein the castellation plug comprises a portion of a castellation locking means arranged to releasably lock with a corresponding portion of a locking means in a castellation locating point on an upper surface of a floor of the floor system.
12. A floor for a floor system, the floor comprising an upper surface comprising one or more castellation locating points.
13. A floor for a floor system having one or more removable castellations, as claimed in claim 12, wherein each castellation locating point comprises a portion of a castellation locking means arranged to releasably lock with a corresponding portion of a locking means on a castellation plug of each removable castellation of the floor system.
14. A floor as claimed in claim 12 or 13 and suitable for installation in a vehicle as a load floor, the floor comprising one or more sliding means arranged to fix to each of the floor and a body panel in a load space of the vehicle and to returnably extend therebetween to move between a stowed condition where the floor is positioned within the load space and a deployed condition where the floor extends from the load space.
15. A vehicle comprising a floor system, a removable castellation or a floor as claimed in any of claims 1 to 8, 9 to 11 and 12 to 14 respectively.
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