Frame structure for a trampoline
Abstract
A trampoline support frame is made up of a base frame 3 and tubular holders 8 arranged to retain the lower ends of respective resiliently flexible rods 2 , with the tubular holders 8 located at least partly within the base frame 3 . The base frame may have a number of interconnectable base sections 4, 5 . The base sections may be coupled by an extending tongue portion 6 of one base section engaging into a recess 7 in an adjacent base section. The tongue portion of each base section may be provided with a slot arranged to receive at least one of the tubular holders of the adjacent base section. A trampoline has a flexible mat 1 , the base frame 3 , and a number of resiliently flexible rods 2 each having an upper end retained in the flexible mat and a lower end retained in a respective tubular holder 8.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A trampoline support frame comprising:
a base frame; and a plurality of tubular holders arranged to retain the lower ends of respective resiliently flexible rods, the tubular holders located at least partly within the base frame.
2 . A trampoline support frame as claimed in claim 1 wherein the base frame is formed from a plurality of interconnectable base sections.
3 . A trampoline support frame as claimed in claim 2 wherein adjacent base sections are coupled by an extending tongue portion of one base section engaging into a recess in an adjacent base section.
4 . A trampoline support frame as claimed in claim 3 wherein the tongue portion of each base section is provided with a slot arranged to receive at least one of the tubular holders of the adjacent base section.
5 . A trampoline support frame as claimed in claim 3 wherein the tongue portion of the base section has a substantially circular cross-section.
6 . A trampoline support frame as claimed in claim 3 wherein the recess of the base section has a substantially circular cross-section.
7 . A trampoline comprising:
a flexible mat; a base frame; a plurality of resiliently flexible rods each having an upper end retained in the flexible mat; and a plurality of tubular holders arranged to retain the respective lower ends of the flexible rods, the tubular holders located at least partly within the base frame.
8 . A trampoline as claimed in claim 7 wherein the base frame is formed from a plurality of interconnectable base sections.
9 . A trampoline as claimed in claim 8 wherein adjacent base sections are coupled by an extending tongue portion of one base section engaging into a recess in an adjacent base section.
10 . A trampoline as claimed in claim 9 wherein the tongue portion of each base section is provided with a slot arranged to receive at least one of the tubular holders of the adjacent base section.
11 . A trampoline as claimed in claim 8 wherein the tongue portion of the base section has a substantially circular cross-section.
12 . A trampoline as claimed in claim 9 wherein the recess of the base section has a substantially circular cross-section.
13 . A trampoline support frame comprising:
a base frame; and means for supporting a plurality of resiliently flexible rods located at least partly within the base frame.
14 . A trampoline support frame as claimed in claim 13 wherein the base frame is formed from a plurality of interconnectable base sections.
15 . A trampoline support frame comprising:
a base frame formed from a plurality of interconnectable base sections; and a plurality of tubular holders arranged to retain the lower ends of respective resiliently flexible rods, the tubular holders located at least partly within the base sections.
16 . A trampoline comprising:
a flexible mat; a base frame formed from a plurality of interconnectable base sections; a plurality of resiliently flexible rods each having an upper end retained in the flexible mat; and a plurality of tubular holders arranged to retain the respective lower ends of the flexible rods, the tubular holders located at least partly within the base sections.
17 . A trampoline support frame comprising:
a base frame formed from a plurality of interconnectable base sections; and means for supporting a plurality of resiliently flexible rods located at least partly within the base sections.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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