Non-inflatable above-ground pool
AssigneeBestway Inflatables & Material Corp.
InventorsXianglin Zeng, Yunzhe Ban, Qingshui Song, Chenggen Liu
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Abstract
A non-inflatable above-ground pool is provided, including: a pool bottom and a pool wall connected to an edge of the pool bottom, together defining a water storage cavity. The pool wall comprises an inner wall, an outer wall, and a top sheet. Each of the inner wall and the outer wall have an upper edge connected to the top sheet and a lower edge connected to the pool bottom so as to define a filling chamber. A support wall body is disposed in the filling chamber and includes a wall body opening therethrough. A control box is arranged in the wall body opening and is in fluid communication with the water storage cavity via the inner wall.
Claims19
An above-ground pool, comprising:
- a pool bottom;
- a pool wall connected to an edge of the pool bottom to define a water storage cavity within the pool bottom, the pool wall comprising:
- an inner wall made of film material and having an upper edge and a lower edge welded to the pool bottom;
- an outer wall made of film material and having an upper edge and a lower edge welded to the pool bottom;
- a top sheet made of film material and having an outer edge and an inner edge welded to the upper edge of the inner wall;
- a connecting sheet having an upper edge welded to the outer edge of the top sheet and a lower edge detachably connected to the upper edge of the outer wall;
- a filling chamber defined by the pool bottom, the inner wall, the outer wall, the top sheet, and the connecting sheet in a circumferential direction;
- a support wall body disposed in the filling chamber and comprising a plurality of support units arranged along the circumferential direction of the filling chamber, with at least one of the plurality of support units having a wall body opening;
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- a control box disposed in the wall body opening and in fluid communication with the water storage cavity through the inner wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.