Hammock stand with welded structural supports
OwnerRichard Leeinventor
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Abstract
Herein described is a hammock stand of improved strength comprising weight bearing structural members welded together in a manner that improves the strength of certain weight bearing joints within the stand to help avoid collapse and possible injury. Further described herein is a stronger, more durable weld between weight bearing structural members in a hammock stand and the process of producing the weld.
Claims15
A weld used in hammock stand assembly comprising a base member, a plurality of transverse support members, said transverse support members comprising a recess, and a filler material deposited between said base member and said transverse support members at said recess.
A hammock stand of improved strength comprising:
- a weld between a base member and one or more transverse support members;
- said transverse support members comprising a recess;
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- said base member affixed to said transverse support member at the recess by welding process wherein a filler material is deposited between the base member and transverse support members.
A process of forming a weld between cylindrical supports on a hammock stand comprising the steps of forming a recess in one of the cylindrical supports, positioning said cylindrical supports transverse to one another wherein the point of contact between the supports is located at the recess, and depositing filler material within the void between cylindrical supports at the recess.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.