Alignment device for telescoping gymnasium seating
AssigneeInterkal, Inc.
InventorRichard P. Molloy
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AssigneeInterkal, Inc.
InventorRichard P. Molloy
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A telescoping gymnasium seating unit including a plurality of movable upright frames respectively sized and movable between a first position wherein the frames are nested one in the other when fully telescoped and a second position wherein the frames are unnested. Each of the frames has a seating member thereon with an upwardly facing horizontal planar-like seating surface. Each of the seating members on each of the frames is vertically offset from a seating member on a mutually adjacent frame in the second position of the frames. The seating members are vertically spaced one above the other when the frames are in the first position and have a vertical spacing therebetween. Low friction devices are secured to the seating members and extend downwardly therefrom and engage the next seating member located therebelow when the frames are in the first position to maintain the vertical spacing therebetween uniform when vertical loads are applied to the seating members when the frames are in the first position.
In a telescoping gymnasium seating unit, including a plurality of movable upright frame means respectively sized and movable between a first position wherein said frame means are nested one in the other when fully telescoped and a second position wherein said frame means are unnested, each of said frame means having horizontal support members and seating means thereon adjacent the front ends thereof with an upwardly facing, elongated and horizontally extending planar-like seating surface thereon and a horizontally facing skirtboard extending downwardly from the outwardly facing edge of said seating surface, each of said seating means on each of said frame means being vertically offset from a seating means on a mutually adjacent frame means in said second position of said frame means, the lower edges of said skirtboards being vertically spaced above said seating surfaces when said frame means is in said first position, the improvement comprising:
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