Modular precast spa system
OwnerWilliam F. Hollandinventor
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Abstract
Forms for building and assembling water containment holders such as but not limited to inground spas, pools, manmade ponds and fountains. The forms can have an L-shape with downwardly protruding members for allowing the forms to be placed about a base foundation having receiving openings for the protruding members. Lower walls, seats and backrests can be placed about the forms to assemble the water containment holder. All the components including the base, the forms, the seats, lower walls, and backrests can be modular components that are easily transported and assembled by an individual installer.
Claims17
A method of assembling water containment holders, comprising the steps of:
- providing pre-cast L-shaped forms, each having a vertical leg and a horizontal leg;
- providing a base member having a substantially flat planar surface with a cut-out interior pattern as a foundation, the pattern having ledge edges;
- positioning wall sections on the ledge edges within the cut-out interior pattern of the base member, the wall section having outer surfaces;
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- attaching the horizontal leg of the L-shaped forms to the planar surface of the base member where an end portion of each horizontal leg abuts against the outer surfaces of the wall sections;
- wherein the base member, the wall sections, and forms constitute a water containment holder.
A method of assembling a spa comprising the steps of:
- providing a base member with a surface area having openings, and interior facing ledges about a cut-out pattern;
- providing L-shaped forms with bottom protruding tip portions;
- inserting the bottom protruding tip portions of the L-shaped forms into the surface openings on the surface portion of the base member;
- placing wall portions on the interior facing ledge edges along the cut-out pattern in the base member;
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- positioning seats on the L-shaped forms.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.