Device for dividing ice-hockey rinks
OwnerGoran Ahlgreninventor
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Abstract
A device for dividing an ice-hockey rink into at least two smaller rink parts comprises a plurality of straight sideboard elements (8a) and a plurality of curved sideboard elements (8b). The sideboard elements (8a, 8b) are provided with means (16, 20, 21) for interconnecting the same while forming a supplemental sideboard (8, 9) which when placed across the ice-hockey rink together with the stationary sideboard (1), encloses a smaller rink (5, 7) having symmetrical curved corners.
Claims9
A device in combination with an ice-hockey rink for dividing the rink into at least two smaller rink parts, characterized in that it comprises a plurality of straight sideboard elements (8a) and a plurality of curved sideboard elements (8b), and in that the sideboard elements (8a, 8b) are provided with means (16, 20, 21) for interconnection thereof so as to form a supplemental sideboard (8, 9) which, when placed across the ice-hockey rink, together with the stationary sideboard (1) of the rink encloses a smaller rink (5, 7) having symmetrically curved corners.
A device according to claim 3, characterized in that said guide means are provided both at the top and at the bottom parts of said actual sideboard part (8c).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.