Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – With stadium or auditorium feature – Seating arrangement
Patent
1976-07-26
1977-08-16
Faw, Jr., Price C.
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
With stadium or auditorium feature
Seating arrangement
52646, E04H 312
Patent
active
040416550
ABSTRACT:
A telescoping seating system has a plurality of row assemblies which may be extended for use or retracted to nested relation for storage. Each row assembly includes a pair of floor wheel channels. A post is mounted to each wheel channel; and a deck (which may include a riser beam) is connected between the tops of the posts. The invention enables the understructure configuration of all row assemblies to be similar. In a preferred form, the posts extend upwardly and they are inclined inwardly so that all posts on each side of the structure are parallel, and the connection between the posts and decks are in vertical alignment on each side. Thus, all row assemblies have a uniform center span. End cantilever spans beyond the posts are also equal for all row assemblies. Since the post/deck connections are the same for each row, all deck elements, such as risers, tread panels and seatboards are interchangeable; and they can be manufactured with uniformly spaced holes for fasteners, thereby facilitating manufacture and obviating any need to sort them when the structure is being erected on site.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3279131 (1966-10-01), Curra, Jr.
Faw Jr. Price C.
Friedman Carl D.
Universal Bleacher Company
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