Telescopic seating system with aisle hand rails
AssigneeInterkal, Inc.
InventorsDaniel R. Victor, Stanley W. McKay, Melvin J. Guiles, Kenneth A. Ahrens
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AssigneeInterkal, Inc.
InventorsDaniel R. Victor, Stanley W. McKay, Melvin J. Guiles, Kenneth A. Ahrens
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A telescopic seating system with aisle rails in the form of discrete and lightweight uprights. A telescopic seating system, such as a bleacher system or a platform seating system, is equipped with a series of uprights, which are easily movable to positions whereby the seating system can be retracted. The railing system includes discrete lightweight and movable uprights, each having a single closed-loop upper section. The noses of the decks upon which rows of seating are mounted have sockets which receive the lower end of each upright and support the uprights in the aisles of the seating system. Because the uprights are lightweight, discrete and easily moveable, the tendency to use the seating system without installing the handrails is reduced or eliminated.
A telescopic seating system in which rows of seating are retractable and extendable between a fully retracted position into a fully extended position, said system comprising:
A telescopic seating system in which rows of seating are retractable and extendable between a fully retracted position into a fully extended position, said system comprising:
A telescopic seating system in which rows of seating are retractable and extendable between a fully retracted position into a fully extended position, said system comprising:
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