Modular gym and method of use thereof
OwnerDuane Scott Browninventor
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Abstract
A modular exercise structure comprising a frame and a first panel. The frame has a base and a plurality of first column and a second column detachably coupled with the base and oriented vertically. The first panel is located between the first column and the second column. The first panel has a first column coupler and a second column coupler disposed on two opposite ends of the first panel. The first and second column couplers are configured to respectively coupled with the first and second columns. The modular exercise structure is configured to be adjustable and modifiable.
Claims18
A modular exercise structure, comprising:
- a frame having:
- a plurality of first column and a second column oriented vertically;
- and
- a first panel located between the first column and the second column, the first panel having:
- a first panel body having a first end and a second end opposite to the first end;
- a first column coupler disposed in the first end of the first panel body and configured to be coupled with the first column;
- a second column coupler disposed in the second end of the first panel body and configured to be coupled with the second column, wherein the first panel is oriented vertically to form a wall between the first column and the second column, wherein
- the modular exercise structure is configured to be adjustable and modifiable;
- and
- a first rotator with one end coupled with a middle section of the first panel body and another end coupled on the first column, wherein the first panel body can be rotated with respect to the first column once the first rotator is coupled with the first column.
A modular exercise structure, comprising:
- a frame having:
- a first column, a second column, a third column, and a fourth column oriented vertically;
- and
- a first panel coupled with the first column and the second column, the first panel comprising:
- a first panel body having a first end and a second end opposite to the first end;
- a first column coupler disposed in the first end of the first panel body and configured to be coupled with the first column;
- a second column coupler disposed in the second end of the first panel body and configured to be coupled with the second column, wherein the first panel is oriented vertically to form a wall between the first column and the second column;
- and
- a first rotator with one end coupled with a middle section of the first panel body and another end coupled on the first column, wherein the first panel body can be rotated with respect to the first column once the first rotator is coupled with the first column;
- a second panel coupled with the third column and the fourth column, wherein the first panel and the second panel are parallel;
- and
- a third panel coupled with the first column and the third column, wherein the third panel is perpendicular to both the first panel and the second panel.
A modular exercise structure, comprising:
- a first unit including:
- a plurality of first columns oriented vertically;
- at least one panel located between two of the first columns, the panel having:
- a first panel body having a first end and a second end opposite to the first end;
- a first column coupler disposed in the first end of the first panel body and configured to be coupled with one of the first columns;
- a second column coupler disposed in the second end of the first panel body and configured to be coupled with another of the first column, wherein the first panel is oriented vertically to form a wall between the two first columns;
- and
- a rotator with one end coupled with a middle section of the first panel body and another end coupled on at least one of the plurality of first columns, wherein the first panel body can be rotated with respect to at least one of the plurality of first columns once the rotator is coupled with at least one of the plurality of first columns;
- a base expansion coupled with the first unit;
- at least one second column detachably coupled with the base expansion and oriented vertically, wherein the panel can be decoupled from the two first columns to then be coupled with one of the first column and the second column.
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