Inground Pool Wall and Deck Support
AssigneeRadiant Intellectual Properties LLC
InventorsCharles M. Foster, David A. Steele, Collin J. Sirco
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Abstract
The present invention provides a pool wall and deck support member including modular and symmetrical upper and lower halves adapted to be interconnected to one another to form a unitary support member. Each half is essentially V-shaped with the bottom of the V having a pair of fastening elements disposed thereon and adapted to securely engage corresponding fastening elements disposed on the bottom of the V of the opposite half. Disposed on the ends of the upwardly extending legs of the V-shaped members are fastening elements that are adapted to engage a cross bar that extends across the V-shaped member.
Claims18
A pool wall support, comprising:
- a. a first section;
- and
- b. a second section interconnected to said first section.
A pool wall support, comprising:
- a. a first section having first and second legs with first and second terminal ends, respectively, and that diverge from one another from a common, first vertex;
- b. a second section having third and fourth legs with third and fourth terminal ends, respectively, and that diverge from one another from a common, second vertex;
- c. wherein said first and second vertices include first and second fastening mechanisms, respectively, formed thereon, whereby said first and second sections are adapted for releasable intereconnection to one another at their respective first and second fastening mechanisms.
A pool wall support, comprising:
- a. a first section having first and second legs with first and second terminal ends, respectively, and a first edge positioned in spaced relation from said first and second terminal ends;
- b. a second section having third and fourth legs with third and fourth terminal ends, respectively, and a second edge positioned in spaced relation from said third and fourth terminal ends;
- c. wherein said first and second edges include first and second fastening mechanisms, respectively, formed thereon, whereby said first and second sections are adapted for releasable intereconnection to one another at their respective first and second fastening mechanisms.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.