Grandstand
AssigneesINTER+-POL Freie Forschungs -und Entwicklungsgesellschaft fur unfassbare Formate,, angewandte Streitkultur und Ideen auf ferner Zukunft mbH, experimentelle Projekte, ungesehene Filme, dicke und dünne Bücher, grenzenlose Räume,
InventorsLars Rühmann, Tim Schierwater, Timothy Pape, Mark Höfler
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Abstract
The invention relates to a grandstand having a plurality of seat rows and/or standing space rows which rise in a stepped manner and are accessible via at least one access route which bridges the height difference between the seat rows and/or standing space rows, the gradient of the seat rows and/or standing space rows and the gradient of the access route enclosing an angle of from approximately 20° to approximately 90°, with the result that the gradient of the access route has a first component which runs parallel to the direction of the space rows and runs towards the space rows.
Claims29
A grandstand comprising a plurality of seat rows or standing space rows or both which rise in a stepped manner and are accessible via at least one access route which bridges a height difference between the seat rows or standing space rows, wherein a gradient of the seat rows or standing space rows or both and a gradient of the access route enclose an angle of from approximately 20° to approximately 90°, and wherein the gradient of the access route has a first component which runs parallel to a direction of the seat rows or standing space rows or both and runs towards the standing space rows or seat rows or both.
A grandstand comprising a plurality of seat rows or standing space rows or both which rise in a stepped manner and are accessible via at least one access route which bridges an height difference between the seat rows or standing space rows, wherein the rake of the seat rows or standing space rows or both is greater than a rake of the access route.
A grandstand comprising a plurality of seat rows or standing space rows or both which rise in a stepped manner and are accessible via at least one access route which bridges a height difference between the seat rows or standing space rows, wherein a rake of the seat rows or standing space rows or both which rise in a stepped manner is from approximately 40° to approximately 80°.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.