Changing room for pontoon boats having a rear entry stern gate
AssigneeHarris Kayot, Inc.
InventorsBaron R. Biedenweg, David L. Putman
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AssigneeHarris Kayot, Inc.
InventorsBaron R. Biedenweg, David L. Putman
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A collapsible changing room for a pontoon boat having a rear entry stern gate. The collapsible changing room is formed in part by the passenger seat positioned adjacent the rear entry stem gate. An L-shaped bracket is rigidly secured to the rear portion of the seat and is further hingedly secured to a vertical fence member spaced from the seat back. The seat and the L-shaped support can be rotated upwardly away from the boat deck to a position in which the seat bottom is generally perpendicular to the boat deck. When the seat is rotated to this position, a curtain frame hingedly connected to the seat can be rotated from a stored position within the seat base to an extended position substantially parallel to the boat deck. An opaque sheet or curtain depends from the curtain frame in a substantially vertical orientation to form an enclosed changing or privacy room. Generally, the curtain will include an opening having a closing mechanism such as a zipper to allow entry into the region partitioned by the curtain.
A collapsible changing room, comprising:
A collapsible changing room, comprising:
A boat and changing room combination, comprising:
A boat, comprising:
A boat, comprising:
A boat, comprising:
A boat, comprising:
A collapsible changing room, comprising:
A boat, comprising:
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