Floor for sports and in particular for roller skating
OwnerJean Chevauxinventor
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Abstract
A floor for roller skating or other sports activities and the like consists of extruded metal deck sections of a required length which are placed side-by-side on an even solid surface. Juxtaposed plastic tiles or plates are laid down on the deck sections and are provided on their bottoms with press studs which interlock with continuous channels or grooves formed in the deck sections. Each plastic tile or plate engages at least a pair of the underlying deck sections and thus the tiles serve to secure adjacent deck sections in assembled relationship in the formation of a continuous floor.
Claims14
A floor for roller skating and similar activities comprising a deck formed of shaped parallel deck sections, and a multiplicity of juxtaposed tiles formed of plastics material resting on said sections and having connector studs on their bottoms for interlocking engagement with said deck sections, said deck sections consisting of separately formed elongated parallel members each having a base and an upper flat face portion, the upper flat face portion having plural parallel upwardly open channels, each of said tiles having a flat floor forming upper face and having plural spaced depending connector studs arranged in rows to enter said channels lockingly, each tile adapted to be assembled with at least a pair of said deck sections with at least one row of said connector studs lockingly engaged with a channel of one deck section and the other rows of studs engaged with channels of an adjacent deck section.
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