Connector and containment system for a portable free-standing skating rink
AssigneeDylan Gastel
InventorsDylan Gastel, Jason Stricker
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Abstract
A connector for removably securing and vertically stacking perimeter components of a skating rink. The connector includes an elongated body extending a length from a first axial end to a second axial end along an axis thereof. The length is selected to span a height of at least two perimeter components. A first anchoring feature extends at least a portion of the length into or along a first lateral side of the elongated body. A second anchoring feature extends at least a portion of the length into or along a second lateral side of the elongated body.
Claims63
A connector for removably securing and vertically stacking perimeter components of a skating rink, the connector comprising:
- an elongated body extending a length from a first axial end to a second axial end along an axis thereof, the length being selected to span a height of at least two perimeter components;
- a first anchoring feature extending at least a portion of the length into or along a first lateral side of the elongated body;
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- a second anchoring feature extending at least a portion of the length into or along a second lateral side of the elongated body.
A multi-stacked perimeter assembly for a skating rink, the assembly comprising:
- a first perimeter component having a first height;
- a second perimeter component having a second height and being configured to be removably attached to the first perimeter component;
- and
- a third perimeter component having a third height and being configured to be removably attached to the second perimeter component and stacked vertically on top of the first perimeter component,
- wherein a sum of the first height and the third height is greater than the second height.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.