Bases and braces for support poles, such as poles for pavilions and umbrellas
OwnerOliver Joen-an Mainventor
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Bases are disclosed that comprise a projecting portion designed to receive over it the hollow end of a pole or other elongate member, which may form part of a structure such as a pavilion or umbrella. The projecting portion of the base comprises wedges that move in response to the end of the pole moving over the projecting portion and in so moving, the wedges increase the effective cross section of the projecting portion to engage the inner surface of the end of the pole and to thereby stabilize the structure on a support surface, such as the ground. Braces are also disclosed that pull together adjacent poles of a pavilion to make the structure more rigid.
A pavilion assembly comprising:
A pavilion assembly comprising:
A brace for a shade structure comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.