Stackable modular rotatable gardening system
AssigneeRoto-gro Inc.
InventorJim Gallant
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Abstract
This invention relates to a modular rotatable gardening system, comprising a modular main frame supporting a drum for growing plants. This modular rotatable gardening system can be stacked on top of one or more other modular rotatable gardening systems, and also combined in-line. The modular rotatable gardening system may additionally comprise a modular hot air removal ductwork, and may additionally comprise a CO2 delivery system.
Claims7
A modular rotatable gardening system, comprising a drum in which plants can be grown, a modular main frame and a tubular hot air removal system holding lights to circulate air away from the lights, the tubular hot air removal system comprising a first tubular member held within the drum and extending from a first end of the drum to an opposing second end of the drum, and a second tubular member connected to an end of the first tubular member and extending substantially perpendicular to the first tubular member, wherein the lights are held in the first tubular member, and wherein the second tubular member includes an outlet port positioned above the drum, said drum suspended through a drum attachment arrangement within the modular main frame such that the drum is rotatable.
A stacked modular rotatable gardening system comprising two or three modular rotatable gardening systems, each modular rotatable gardening system comprising a drum in which plants can be grown, a modular main frame and a tubular hot air removal system holding lights to circulate air away from the lights, the tubular hot air removal system comprising a first tubular member held within the drum and extending from a first end of the drum to an opposing second end of the drum, and a second tubular member connected to an end of the first tubular member and extending substantially perpendicular to the first tubular member, wherein the lights are held in the first tubular member, and wherein the second tubular member includes an outlet port positioned above the drum, said drum suspended through drum attachment arrangements within the modular main frame such that the drum is rotatable, the modular rotatable gardening systems stacked on top of each other from lower to higher, wherein each modular main frame comprises a top end and a bottom end, and the top end of the modular main frame of a lower modular rotatable gardening system is attached to the bottom end of the modular main frame of a higher modular rotatable gardening system.
An in-line stacked modular rotatable gardening system comprising a first stacked modular rotatable gardening system positioned beside a second stacked modular rotatable gardening system, wherein each stacked modular rotatable gardening system comprises two or three modular rotatable gardening systems, each modular rotatable gardening system comprising a drum in which plants can be grown, a modular main frame and a tubular hot air removal system holding lights to circulate air away from the lights, the tubular hot air removal system comprising a first tubular member held within the drum and extending from a first end of the drum to an opposing second end of the drum, and a second tubular member connected to an end of the first tubular member and extending substantially perpendicular to the first tubular member, wherein the lights are held in the first tubular member, and wherein the second tubular member includes an outlet port positioned above the drum, said drum suspended through a drum attachment arrangement within the modular main frame such that the drum is rotatable, the modular rotatable gardening systems stacked on top of each other from lower to higher, wherein each modular main frame comprises a top end and a bottom end, and the top end of the modular main frame of a lower modular rotatable gardening system is attached to the bottom end of the modular main frame of a higher modular rotatable gardening system, wherein the modular main frames of the first stacked modular rotatable gardening system are connected to the modular main frames of the second stacked modular rotatable gardening system.
An in-line modular rotatable gardening system comprising a first modular rotatable gardening system positioned beside a second modular rotatable gardening system, wherein each modular rotatable gardening system comprises a drum in which plants can be grown, a modular main frame, and a tubular hot air removal system holding lights to circulate air away from the lights, the tubular hot air removal system comprising a first tubular member held within the drum and extending from a first end of the drum to an opposing second end of the drum, and a second tubular member connected to an end of the first tubular member and extending substantially perpendicular to the first tubular member, wherein the lights are held in the first tubular member, and wherein the second tubular member includes an outlet port positioned above the drum, said drum suspended through a drum attachment arrangement within the modular main frame such that the drum is rotatable, wherein the modular main frame of the first modular rotatable gardening system is connected to the modular main frame of the second modular rotatable gardening system.
A modular rotatable gardening system comprising a cylindrical drum with open ends within which drum plants can be grown, a cylindrical support ring attached around each of the open ends, and a modular main frame to support the drum having two cross bars at each of the open ends, said drum suspended within the modular main frame through two ring attachment arrangements to one of the cross bars and one ring attachment arrangement to the other cross bar at each of the open ends, said ring attachment arrangement comprising an idler wheel on a support bracket, wherein the idler wheel rests on an inner circumferential surface of the support ring and the support bracket is attached to the cross bar such that the drum is rotatable;
- and, further comprising lights positioned inside the drum, and a tubular hot air removal system connected to the lights to circulate air away from the lights.
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