Water containment structure with finger ends
OwnerDavid Doolaegeinventor
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A water containment structure with finger ends that includes at least one sleeve formed from a strong flexible material that will resist puncturing that is formed to receive at least one bladder formed to retain water, and which said sleeve includes center notches formed in the opposite sleeve ends that separate like closed end fingers, with which bladder fills the sleeve such that the ends fit against the finger ends, and at least one water fill tube and an air drain are fitted through said sleeve to pass, respectively, water into which bladder to fill same, with the air drain to provide for evacuating air from the sleeve during bladder filling. Which sleeve finger ends sloped, as needed, and can be fastened together around a support or can be secured to one another for connecting a number of sleeves, end to end, into a damming structure.
A water containing structure with finger ends comprising, a sleeve that is formed from a lightweight strong puncture resistant material that is closed at its ends so as to form a center notch in each said sleeve end with like outwardly extending fingers that are closed at each said finger end;
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