1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a pole assembly of a tent and, more particularly, to a pole assembly of a tent which prevents sagging of the tent thereby maintaining the tent to be tight and makes it possible to control the height of the tent thereby easily disjointing the tent.
2. Description of the Conventional Art
In general, pole assemblies constituted frames of a tent, on which tent cloth is disposed to make man's space of action, are provided in pole rests.
As is generally known, these pole assemblies join with a plurality of poles and joining means formed on each end of the poles, and elastic members are inserted inside poles to easily joint and disjoint the tent whereby a plurality of poles constitute one assembly.
The tent is jointed by inserting the pole assemblies through the pole rests, and symmetrically connecting ends of the pole assemblies fixing the tent cloth by passing therethrough with pole holes mounted on lower side of the tent and formed in tent joint rings.
However, in these pole assemblies of the tent, each pole is joined by the joining means whereby the whole length of the pole assemblies is constantly fixed.
Accordingly, there are defects that, as the tent cloth is sagged by external force or the pole rests are extended and so on, the tent is not maintained to be tight so that man's activity is discomforted inside the tent and, in case that the tent is maintained to be tight, disjointing is difficult.
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