Biz Idea: CarQuiteZoner
This is a contraption for the car.
They should initially sell as a kit. The kit comes with the install parts. It
should be a no tool install.
First, what the curtains will hang on.
This will have to be non-intrusive meaning if a car accident occurs it will not
be a problem. Non-intrusive design also means that people will be able to enter
and exit the back seat with it not being a problem. You'll also want it easy
for the user to use. The design has to allow the user to easily put the curtain
away or use the curtain for privacy.
The best I could think of would be to
use suction cups to hang reinforced string that you'll loop the curtains
through. You'll want to suction the front window, center and as high as you can
get. Make the back window align. Then string the reinforced string that the
curtain is looped through up. the curtains should be on the string. You should
be able to push the curtain to the back. You can use a curtain tie or magnet to
tie the curtains and keep them bunched together and out of the way. All of this
allow privacy between the side-by-side seats.
You may be able to find better suction
cups, but these are from Walmart to give you an idea:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sparsain-4-Pack-Car-Windshield-Suction-Cups-Automobile-Curtain-Suction-Cup-Holder-4-5cm-Black/14303913217?classType=REGULAR&from=/search
The string that the curtains will loop
through is reinforced by wrapping it around itself or twisting two of the same
length together and knotting each end. Again, you might find better string than
the Walmart string. The Walmart link is to give you an idea of the type of
string to start with. Experimentation will find the perfect one for your kit.
https://www.walmart.com/.../Christmas.../3285067467...
The curtains can be made of any type
of material. A thermal insulated door curtain is almost like a soft door for
privacy between the two side by side seats. Make sure the curtains chosen isn't
a hazard to children. Make sure the curtain is short so that it hangs about
1/16th of an inch above the seat.
Keep in mind that kids could be in the
back seat so make sure your curtains and design account for them not choking of
suffocating themselves. Using a strong curtain like a thermal insulated door
curtain would be hard for kids to mess with and offer privacy. Make sure the
width covers the back seat sideways.
If you also do a curtain for the front
seats make sure the width is covered, and the height has the curtain not
touching the seat. The front seat divider might not be legal to have drawn
while driving.
A Heavy door curtain link at Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/search...
That takes care of having a privacy
division for the side-by-side seats.
For the side car windows and the space
between the front and back seats there are already products that are very
affordable on the market. Again, I will show the Walmart version but you are
free to look elsewhere or make your own. The suction cut method seems the
easiest way to install the curtains. The more of the kit you do yourself the
more options in what you can offer your customers you'll have. The curtains can
be themed after cuddly animals, nature scenes, cartoon characters, action
heroes or football teams. The Walmart link for these curtains is an idea of
what you can do with your kit. Everything is an idea of what you can do with
your kit.
The Walmart Privacy Curtain link for
the side car windows and the space between the front and back seats:
https://www.walmart.com/search?q=car%20seat%20privacy%20%20divider
Good luck if this sparks a business
idea. BTW: There weren't any side curtains for between seats. There were two
shabby and hazardous products aimed at children, so this is a market to tap
that isn't saturate. Eventually if demand is shown to be high enough the car
manufacturers will incorporate the privacy dividers between seats themselves.
