Apparatus for supporting the hull of a vessel
OwnerMartin Walter lawninventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to an apparatus (10) for supporting the hull of a vessel. The apparatus includes two support members (11, 12) that are adapted to cooperate, each support member having an inclined surface (13) and an engagement means (16) for cooperation with a complementary engagement means on the other support member, such that when the two support members are engaged with each other, a support for the hull of a vessel is formed from surfaces of the support members that incline towards each other.
Claims18
An apparatus comprising two support members that are adapted to cooperate and form a support on a ground surface for the hull of a vessel which prevents the hull from contacting the ground surface, each support member having an inclined surface and an engagement means for cooperation with a complementary engagement means on the other support member, such that when the two support members are engaged with each other on a ground surface, a support for the hull of a vessel is formed from surfaces of the support members that incline towards each other, wherein the engaged support members are able to be disengaged from one another by uncoupling the engagement means on each support member, the support members capable of floating on the surface of water.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.