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US 7,677,949 B1Granted
Construction kit for constructing a play structure
OwnerArthur G. Mc Millaninventor
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Abstract
A construction kit for constructing a play structure. The play structure for providing children a place to play includes: a square-shaped, planar horizontal support member; plurality of legs; an octagonal-shaped, concave floor member; an octagonal-shaped, planar floor member; a plurality of vertical support members; a substantially convex ceiling member; two staircases; and a flag pole, removably coupleable to a top side of the ceiling member, and configured to hang a flag thereon.
Claims13
A construction kit for constructing a play structure, comprising:
- a) a horizontal support member, wherein the horizontal support member is substantially planar;
- b) a plurality of legs, removably coupleable to a bottom side the horizontal support member, and extending downwardly therefrom;
- c) a first floor member, removably coupleable to a top side of the horizontal support member, wherein the first floor member is substantially concave from a top perspective;
- d) a plurality of first vertical support members, each removably coupleable to an edge of the first floor member and extending upwardly therefrom;
- e) a second floor member, removably coupleable to an end of the first vertical support members opposite the first floor member, wherein the second floor member is substantially planar;
- f) a second vertical support member, removably coupleable to an edge of the second floor member, and extending upwardly therefrom;
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- g) a ceiling member, removably coupleable to an end of the second vertical support member opposite the second floor member, wherein the ceiling member is substantially convex from a top perspective.
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A construction kit for constructing a play structure, consisting essentially of:
- a) a horizontal support member, wherein the horizontal support member is substantially planar;
- b) a plurality of legs, removably coupleable to a bottom side the horizontal support member, and extending downwardly therefrom;
- c) a first floor member, removably coupleable to a top side of the horizontal support member, wherein the first floor member is substantially concave from a top perspective;
- d) a plurality of first vertical support members, each removably coupleable to an edge of the first floor member and extending upwardly therefrom;
- e) a second floor member, removably coupleable to an end of the first vertical support members opposite the first floor member, wherein the second floor member is substantially planar;
- f) a second vertical support member, removably coupleable to an edge of the second floor member, and extending upwardly therefrom;
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- g) a ceiling member, removably coupleable to an end of the second vertical support member opposite the second floor member, wherein the ceiling member is substantially convex from a top perspective.
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A play structure for providing children a place to play, comprising:
- a) a horizontal support member, wherein the horizontal support member is substantially planar;
- b) a plurality of legs, coupled to a bottom side the horizontal support member, and extending downwardly therefrom;
- c) a first floor member, coupled to a top side of the horizontal support member, wherein the first floor member is substantially concave from a top perspective;
- d) a plurality of first vertical support members, each coupled to an edge of the first floor member and extending upwardly therefrom;
- e) a second floor member, coupled to an end of the first vertical support members opposite the first floor member, wherein the second floor member is substantially planar;
- f) a second vertical support member, coupled to an edge of the second floor member, and extending upwardly therefrom;
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- g) a ceiling member, coupled to an end of the second vertical support member opposite the second floor member, wherein the ceiling member is substantially convex from a top perspective.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.