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US 12,324,976 B2Granted
Outdoor fitness pavilion
AssigneeAmerican Standard Equipment, LLC
InventorBrandon Rivera
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Abstract
Outdoor fitness pavilions, and systems and methods related to the same are provided. The pavilions include a floor substructure including floor support members, pillars distributed about a perimeter of the floor substructure, a roof substructure including roof support members, at least some of which are connected to the pillars. The pavilion includes integrated fitness equipment items connected to at least some of the pillars.
Claims17
An outdoor fitness pavilion comprising:
- a floor substructure comprising interconnected floor support members and flooring panels provided above the floor support members to define an open-air interior fitness area having a lengthwise dimension;
- pillars spaced apart about a perimeter of the floor substructure;
- a roof substructure comprising roof panels and roof support members, at least some of which are connected to said pillars and at least some of which are connected to other of said roof support members;
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- integrated fitness equipment items connected to a subset of said pillars spaced apart along said lengthwise dimension, wherein said integrated fitness equipment comprises pull-up bars and squat racks;
- wherein said squat racks comprise fitness pillars located interior to said pillars, each connected to one of said roof support members, and spacers, each extending between one of said subset of said pillars and one of said fitness pillars such that the squat racks extend inward from the pillars into the open-air interior fitness areas, below the roof substructure, and are spaced apart along the lengthwise dimension;
- wherein said pull-up bars comprise:
- straight pull-up bars, each extending between adjacent ones of said subset of said pillars and located between adjacent ones of the squat racks;
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- kipping bars, each extending outward from adjacent ones of the subset of pillars and from a footprint of the roof substructure such that the kipping bars extend outside of the open-air interior fitness area, said kipping bars extending from other adjacent ones of said subset of pillars and located between other of the squat racks such that said kipping bars are offset along the lengthwise dimension from said straight pull-up bars.
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An outdoor fitness pavilion comprising:
- a floor substructure comprising:
- lengthwise extending floor support members;
- crosswise extending floor support members, wherein said crosswise extending floor support members extend between said lengthwise extending floor support members;
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- flooring panels positioned atop said lengthwise extending floor support members and said crosswise extending floor support members to define an open-air interior fitness area having a lengthwise dimension and a crosswise dimension;
- pillars spaced apart about a perimeter of the floor substructure and connected to some of said lengthwise extending floor support members and some of said crosswise extending floor support members;
- integrated fitness equipment items connected to at least some of said pillars, said integrated fitness equipment items comprising:
- a plurality of kipping bars, each connected to at least two of said pillars, a first subset of multiple of which are spaced apart along the crosswise dimension and a second subset of which extend along the lengthwise dimension;
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- at least one squat rack comprising spacers and a first and second fitness pillar connected to a first and second one of said pillars by said spacers;
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- a roof substructure comprising roofing panels and roof support members, a first subset of which are connected to said pillars and said fitness pillars and a second subset of which are connected to at least some other ones of said roof support members, wherein each of the kipping bars in the second subset attach, in part, to one of said roofing support members in said second subset at a mid-portion of the respective kipping bar.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.