Base structure for squash courts
AssigneeASB Systembau Horst Babinsky GmbH
InventorsHorst Babinsky, Regina Beier, Christa Oberhans
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Abstract
A base structure for a ball court, and in particular a squash court, with a supporting structure resting on a base and a floor forming a playing surface resting on the supporting structure The floor comprises a plurality of safety glass panes laid adjacent each other and which are freely vertically movable relative to one another and whose surface forming the playing surface is provided with a plurality of rough areas. The supporting structure has an elastic layer beneath the safety glass panes.
Claims18
A base structure for a squash court, comprising:
- a supporting structure resting on a building base and a floor forming a playing surface resting on said supporting structure;
- the floor comprising a plurality of safety glass panes laid in a substantially jointless manner and which are freely vertically movable relative to one another and whose surface forming the playing surface is provided with a plurality of rough areas;
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- the supporting structure having an elastic overlay for the safety glass panes.
A ball court base structure, comprising:
- a supporting structure resting on a base and a floor forming a playing surface resting on the supporting structure;
- the floor comprising a plurality of safety glass panes laid adjacent each other and whose surface forming the playing surface is provided with a plurality of rough areas;
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- the supporting structure comprising an elastic layer beneath the safety glass panes.
A ball court base structure, comprising:
- a supporting structure resting on a base and a floor forming a playing surface resting on the supporting structure;
- the floor comprising a plurality of safety glass panes laid side-by-side and which are freely vertically movable relative to one another and whose surface forming the playing surface is provided with a plurality of raised dots;
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- the supporting structure comprising an elastic layer beneath the safety glass panes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.