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WO/2005/087578A1 |
Disclosed is a boat having a plurality of independent air chambers. At least two independent small tubes are included in one cover to form a porous tube body with a plurality of independent air chambers so that air is injected into and e...
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WO/2005/077748A1 |
Techniques and technical expedients that permit to assemble a boat with a rigid frame/structure (in metal or other material). The boat will have to wear a 'removable and waterproof covering' that will be tended by a special technique. Th...
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WO/2005/075825A1 |
The invention relates to a nozzle (1) for inflating inflatable articles, for example leisure-time articles such as air cushions, inflatable boats etc. Said nozzle comprises a nozzle channel (7) for carrying air and at least one lateral o...
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WO2005049384B1 |
The invention relates to self-inflatable devices usable in the form of floats and/or impact energy absorbers. The self-inflatable floats are attached to a boat structure and can be rapidly inflated by the atmosphere pressure in the case ...
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WO/2005/061320A1 |
The present invention relates to a prefabricated boat. The prefabricated boat comprises a body part being composed of a plurality of division members capable of being assembled, an armor part for wrapping around and fixing the body part ...
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WO/2005/054047A2 |
A modular watercraft (1) capable of both surface and submersible accommodation and transport of passengers. In one embodiment of the submersible watercraft of this invention, the hull comprises air bladders (28, 29, 41, 60), thereby avoi...
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WO/2005/047096A1 |
The invention relates to a floating vessel of the type that consists of a floating structure comprising a platform which connects two hulls (2), said hulls (2) being pivot articulated to the platform (1) such that they can move, for exam...
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WO/2005/032932A1 |
Boats adapted for multiple purposes are detailed. Versions of the boats may have performance characteristics and equipment necessary to qualify as rescue boats while normally maintaining appearances appropriate for placement on, for exam...
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WO/2005/032928A1 |
A modular marine vessel (25) has a variable hull and a plurality of boat forming modules including a bow section module (18), a load section module (19) having a bow end and an aft end, and a bulkhead forming module (11) is detachably co...
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WO/2005/019019A1 |
The invention relates to an inflatable floating platform (1), comprising an a assembly of several lengths (2) of double walled material coated with a polymer, joined to each other and sealed around the periphery thereof in a manner which...
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WO/2005/007500A1 |
The invention relates to boatbuilding, more precisely to pleasure water-transport crafts for recreation, tourism and fishing. Said invention can be used more successfully for inflatable motor boats. The inventive awning comprises a tubul...
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WO/2005/005242A1 |
Accessories for boats, and in particular folding inflatable boats(10), are described. The accessories may be installed and removed from the boats rapidly and easily, hence not impeding folding of the boats for transport or storage.
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WO2004096375B1 |
The invention relates to inflatable structure(s) comprising large openings which are formed by construction elements that can be used to dimension a base module. The aforementioned module comprises means which can be used to increase the...
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WO/2004/089737A1 |
This utility model is a rapidly knockdown yacht, it comprises a plurality of sections including bow, stern and passenger sections. The rearward of the bow section can be nested with the foreside of the passenger section, and the rearward...
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WO/2004/076276A1 |
A collapsible flotation device is provided that uses a coilable spring coupled to a panel to collapse the device when the spring is coiled, and to expand the device when the spring is uncoiled configuration. The spring can be contained w...
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WO/2004/067104A1 |
The invention relates to inflatable structure(s) with large openings, the constructive elements of which permit a base module to be defined. Said module comprises means to permit application of multiple identical surfaces, the surface th...
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WO/2004/067105A1 |
The invention relates to inflatable structure(s) with large openings, the constructive elements of which permit a base module to be defined. Said module comprises means to permit application of multiple identical surfaces, the surface th...
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WO/2004/067880A2 |
The invention relates to inflatable structure(s) with large openings, the constructive elements of which permit a base module to be defined. Said module comprises means for providing multiple surfaces, of which some or all of the interna...
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WO/2004/035376A1 |
The present invention relates to a tube replaceable boat, in which a tube can be rapidly replaced when air leaks out of the tube due to external damage. A tube replaceable boat according to the present invention comprises a bottom plate ...
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WO/2004/033285A1 |
Alternative collar assemblies for use with watercraft including rigid-hulled boats are described. The collars may include both foam materials (18) and one or more inflatable compartments, thereby offering multiple advantages over existin...
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WO/2004/031028A2 |
A watercraft includes a number of subassemblies, including an inflatable hull (8), a drive system (2), a battery, a seat assembly (24) and a steering (5) and thrust control. Each of the subassemblies of may be of one or more particular d...
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WO/2004/024055A1 |
The invention relates to an inflatable float for multiple positions. The inventive float enables the user to adopt different basic and very comfortable postures with most of his/her body submerged in the water. As a result, the user can ...
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WO/2004/020282A1 |
This utility model describes a craft with water-jet propulsion device, it comprises a hull and a water-jet propulsion device. The water-jet propulsion device includes a propeller and water-jetting pipes. The water-jet propulsion device i...
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WO/2004/014723A1 |
Watercraft flooring including both inflatable and non-inflatable elements is detailed. Such flooring (10) may be designed to support substantial loads while maintaining its lightweight nature and contributing to its longitudinal and late...
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WO/2003/101819A1 |
The invention relates to a motor sailer trimaran with a similar habitability to that of a single-hulled vessel of equal length. The inventive trimaran comprises a very narrow central underwater hull and lateral floats, some of the latter...
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WO/2003/099647A1 |
Armored protective panels for inflatable (and other) boats are detailed. The panels themselves may be inflated, either separately or together, for deployment and hence need not normally impede navigation or performance of the boats. If r...
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WO/2003/097439A1 |
The invention relates to a motor-driven device comprising a keel-less boat body consisting of at least two parallel inflated tubes (1, 2), placed at a distance from one another and a substantially rigid or fixed base (6) located between ...
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WO/2003/097438A2 |
The invention relates to a keel-less vehicle, (boat, boat-type body, hydroplane, locomotive device or boat device) that can be used, preferably for rescue purposes on both expanses of water and ice. The invention therefore discloses a mo...
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WO/2003/093100A2 |
A variable volume raft (770) containing adjustable ratio and amounts of air and or water. The buoyancy and ballast of the raft are routinely adjusted to accommodate additional occupants and changing weather conditions. A manual pump can ...
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WO/2003/093087A1 |
The invention relates to a bob, which can be used as sports equipment for travelling for example on snow or water. Said bob comprises an inflatable, double-walled shell consisting of an inflatable inner skin (core) and an outer skin stre...
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WO2003005861A9 |
A configurable, adjustable inflatable device including one or more inflatable bladders (42) and a shape-defining membrane (44) that combines with the inflatable bladders (42) such that an overall shape of the configurable inflatable devi...
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WO/2003/093097A2 |
A sailing boat (1) has four hulls (2) attached to a frame (3). When it is desired to fold the boat (1) for transportation or storage, the mast (11), trampoline (8) and braces (6, 7) are removed. The hulls (2) are then rotated by approxim...
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WO/2003/084369A1 |
A modularity system for padded or inflatable cushions used to form flat or three-dimensional compositions, such as large padded surfaces for play and relaxation, playpens and enclosures for infants, containers for toys or other items, ra...
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WO/2003/082668A1 |
A feet-propelled water vehicle (10) including a buoyant body (14) having a user-supporting platform (60) attached to a rigid frame (78,80) secured to a pair of pontoons (88). A pair of propelling paddles (20,22) is attached to the rigid ...
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WO/2003/080424A2 |
The invention relates to a waterbone vessel (1) for sport and leisure, which may be converted from a canoe or a kayak (1) to a catamaran (1), and vice versa. The vessel (1) comprises a first hull (2) and a second hull (5). The two hulls ...
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WO/2003/076263A1 |
A water craft formed from a plurality of sections movable with respect to each other enabling the reversible configuration of the craft in an erected configuration for use as a craft capable of carrying a shipping container and a collaps...
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WO/2003/072426A2 |
The vessel has a pair of flexible hulls (34) flexibly coupled to a 'cabin' (76) between and above the hulls, thereby allowing the hulls to independently follow the surface of the water. Motor pods (44) are hinged to the back of the hulls...
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WO/2003/068588A1 |
A catamaran watercraft having two tandem pairs of scissors-like folding mechanisms (12, 14) disposed between and pivotally connecting to the opposing upright surfaces of adjacent, juxtaposed hulls (16, 18). When the boat is collapsed, th...
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WO/2003/064248A1 |
The invention relates to an underwater diving system comprising a tank of breathing gas (12) which remains on the surface of the water. The inventive system is characterised in that: the breathing gas tank (12) is flexible and is integra...
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WO/2003/051712A1 |
An amphibious vehicle (1), in the form of an inflatable boat (2) has a self propelled and steerable retractable undercarriage system, enabling the vehicle to enter and exit the water under its own power. The swing of the wheels and their...
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WO/2003/033336A1 |
The present invention is concerned with a hull assembly for an aquatic vessel, and particularly with a catamaran vessel provided with the hull assembly. The hull assembly has a plurality of flexible modular containers units. Each of the ...
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WO/2003/024775A1 |
A roof mounted car transportation container comprises two sections which are hinged together with hinges (4) and can be unfolded to form a boat. In the unfolded condition, the two sections are locked together with retaining bolts (5) whi...
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WO/2003/018393A1 |
The invention relates to a trimaran which can be disassembled and converted into a sailing catamaran or a motorised single-hulled vessel. The invention consists of a trimaran which is produced by assembling two other vessels, namely: (i)...
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WO/2003/016131A1 |
A collapsible portable watercraft may be easily assembled from modular unitary components using minimal hardware. The components comprise two or more pontoon floats (14, 15) connected by a bridge system. The bridge system comprises a tra...
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WO/2002/092421A1 |
The object of this invention is to provide a prefabricated boat consisting of a reinforced plastic boat body (1), and a rubber tube (2) detachably attached along each side of the body (1) to give buoyancy to the body (1). The sides of th...
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WO/2002/083492A1 |
A seamless, woven, flexible fluid containment vessel (12) or vessels for transporting and containing a large volume of fluid, particularly fresh water, having beam stabilizers, beam separators, reinforcing (32) to prevent oscillation, an...
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WO/2002/081301A2 |
There is disclosed a modular multi-purpose search rescue system comprising a board member (1), a viewing window (19) and a crook member (24). The board member (1) is adapted for passage over or flotation on ice or water or the like, and ...
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WO/2002/070333A1 |
An assembly for converting a catamaran into a trimaran, the assembly comprising a centre hull, left and right side linkage members (14, 15), with each linkage member (14, 15) having front and rear lateral portions (16, 17) and an interco...
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WO/2002/055374A2 |
A boat with an inflatable collar mounted on the sides of the hull. The inflatable collar extends outwardly from the sides of the hull so that it contacts and displaces an increasing volume of water as the boat lists. The inflatable colla...
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WO/2002/032752A1 |
A combination foldable camper/boat/trailer system (1) offers flexibility, ease of storage, and ease of assembly. The boat may be tapered to form a more stabilized surface in the water and prevent inadvertent collapse of the shells (2 & 4...
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