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WO/1997/036657A1 |
A device for transporting and keeping of slalom poles. In order to facilitate transport of slalom poles it is desired not to have the poles in a direct relationship with the body. This has been solved by a snow sliding means of transport...
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WO/1997/034664A1 |
A practice unit (1) including: (a) a first side having at least one surface defining an indented shape (4); and (b) a second side, opposite to the first side, having at least one surface defining a raised shape (3).
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WO/1997/033668A1 |
A theme park ride attraction (10) includes a flume path (12) having rafts (64) floating on flowing water. The rafts (64) are elevated and enter a pipe (32). First and second pivoting ramps (36, 52) are attached to the pipe (32) and suppo...
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WO/1997/032638A1 |
In a dasher board assembly (2) having a U-shaped channel for receiving a shielding panel (6), and a rotatable cam co-operating with said channel to releasably clamp said shielding panel (6) to said channel.
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WO/1997/029862A1 |
The invention relates to a holder (1) for a liquid-tight platform (2) for use in collecting liquid, comprising: a frame (4); a drum (5) mounted rotatably on the frame (4) and provided with coupling means (11) for gripping the liquid-tigh...
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WO/1997/018021A1 |
A rolling and brushing apparatus for forming pictures or patterns on lawns is disclosed. The apparatus comprises a front roller (7) and a transverse rotary rear brush (3) as well as a plurality of horizontal sliding plates (14) therebetw...
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WO/1997/007306A1 |
An event complex provided with an event surface (2) and a number of stands (3) surrounding the event surface, one or more of which stands are slidable relative to the event surface over slide elements (38, 45) which are arranged between ...
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WO/1997/000364A1 |
A plate (9) for flooring which easily may be laid out and taken up, e.g. for temporary covering of artificial grass indoors in gymnasiums, has rectangular form and comprises longitudinal edges (2, 5) having upper lips (3, 7) and lower li...
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WO/1996/041057A1 |
The present invention is primarily a boat activated wave generator (1, 101, 201) that can be operated in a deep body of water. The wave generator is pulled or otherwise pushed through the water, and has wave generating blades (5, 7, 105,...
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WO/1996/039235A1 |
The present invention relates to a water ride in the form of a river loop (1) having a channel (3), wherein a portion of the flow in the channel is shallow (15) and has a supercritical sheet flow of water (16) thereon, and a portion (17)...
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WO/1996/036409A1 |
A line marking head assembly (1) for marking a line on a ground surface, the assembly comprising an outrigger structure (3) adapted to be connected to a vehicle for movement over the ground surface and a line marking head (5) connected t...
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WO/1996/032990A1 |
This invention is a basketball game area (10) for recreation consisting of multiple zones (32, 50), each having at least one hoop (30) and backboard (22) combination, multiple shooting indicators (34, 36, 38, 40), and obstacles (54, 58, ...
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WO/1996/016708A1 |
Sports complex, in particular for practising a sport, characterized in that it contains a circuit of mainly individual, closed or screened off practice grounds (1), where various exercising devices are provided, whereby at least a number...
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WO/1996/013637A1 |
A treatment system for aerating, cooling and heating or draining a site such as a golf course green or a playing field (10). A mobile blower (40) can be connected and disconnected with an underground duct network (16, 17) situated under ...
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WO/1996/012533A1 |
Improved turf units for assembling a natural turf playing surface in a stadium or the like. Natural turf units are provided which are transportable between a first and second locations, the second location being for the growth and the fi...
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WO/1995/033111A1 |
A court for a sport such as squash comprises a front wall (12), a back wall (15), and right and left side walls (13, 14), each of which is formed by a plurality of transparent wall boards of a synthetic resin material. In order that the ...
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WO/1995/028451A1 |
Methods and compositions for modifying recreational surfaces are disclosed. The method includes the step of combining a particulate surface material with a sprayable composition in an amount sufficient to bind the surface material. The c...
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WO/1995/026789A1 |
The present invention relates to a method of and device for marking out lines for football pitches and the like on grass. The method is characterized in that a channel having a depth of approximately 1-3 cm, preferably up to approximatel...
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WO/1995/023636A2 |
An amusement ride is described which comprises a surface (20) that is inclined to the horizontal, a plurality of cars (30) each of which is arranged to carry at least one passager for the ride and to travel over said inclined surface, an...
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WO/1995/019822A1 |
A floor covering, in particular for sport fields, based on elastic plastics, has a substantially flat top side (1a, 10a) on which one can walk and a bottom side (1b, 10b) spaced apart therefrom. The covering has an anisotropic elasticity...
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WO/1995/014564A1 |
A process for producing a web-like covering material (5) from a concentrated mixture of rubber components, especially rubber waste, using an endless travelling conveyor belt (1) on which is applied the layer of an already-reacted mixture...
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WO/1995/012441A1 |
A synthetic grass implant for ground marking sodded surfaces, including a body placed in the ground and provided with blades of artificial grass projecting above the ground surface. Said body comprises an upper portion (10) with a top su...
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WO/1995/009681A2 |
A system for protecting a surface, such as a sports pitch, or an agricultural field, such as an experimental field, against, for example, the effects of weather comprises mutually linked panels which are movable between a position in whi...
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WO/1995/006780A1 |
In a ground stabilising mat of elastic material with a plate-like mat body (12), a plurality of evenly spaced projections (30) formed on one side of the mat body (12) and cup-shaped depressions (18) on the other side, on the side of the ...
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WO/1995/002436A1 |
A compact golf facility and golf playing method include a driving range (24) and a golf course (19) comprising a plurality of holes that each includes a plurality of teeing areas (1-3), a target green (4), and a plurality of target cups ...
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WO/1994/016785A1 |
An artificial skating/blading surface (1) is disclosed for roller skating or roller blading, which is particularly suited to the playing of team sports thereon. The skating surface includes a substantially flat central portion (3), a wal...
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WO/1994/012254A1 |
A playing surface (2) construction such as for a golf green and a foot, and similar playing areas (1). The playing surface is formed of a porous synthetic turf (4, 5) laid over a prepared sand base (3) with natural turf (6) laid on the s...
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WO/1994/010515A1 |
A pneumatic ice making device in which a refrigerating cycle using air as a heating medium is formed by disposing in an air circulation path an air compressor, a compressed air cooling apparatus, an air expanding device and an ice making...
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WO/1994/001186A1 |
Slide for sport and play, the exposed surface of which is built up from a melted mixture comprising a natural and/or synthetic hard wax, a polymer, a mineral and optionally a friction and wear reducing additive.
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WO/1994/000639A1 |
An improved surface includes a synthetic turf base (104) positioned atop a foundation (102). The synthetic turf base (104) includes imitation grass blades (110) secured to a backing (112). The synthetic turf base (104) also includes a su...
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WO/1993/024191A1 |
The present invention provides a frame that supports a pair of simulator skis (150a, 150b) above a floor surface. Rear ski ends are pivotally mounted to a rear ski support (120) in rolling contact with a track surface on a rear frame por...
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WO/1993/023643A1 |
A portable sport boundary fence is provided for use in a miniaturized baseball game wherein a hollow, perforated plastic ball is used with a hollow plastic bat wherein the fence comprises a plurality of hollow, tubular posts (32), each o...
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WO/1993/018827A1 |
The surface element is intended for formation of a gliding surface e.g. in a down-slope or the like. The surface element (e) comprises a substantially transverse frame unit (1), a gliding unit (3) and a supporting unit (4). The frame uni...
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WO/1993/017762A1 |
Sheet wave generators have recently been hailed as the new generation of simulated wave generating water rides. The present invention relates to a sheet wave generator with a riding surface appended to a single container of water (21), i...
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WO/1993/015905A1 |
A layer structure for safety floor covering which comprises a non-foamed rigid load-spreading sheet layer, and at least one impact-absorbing foam layer bounded to the sheet layer. The bottom surface of the layer structure is provided wit...
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WO/1993/015801A1 |
This invention relates to a water attraction for amusement parks comprising a water ride that injects a flow of water onto a riding surface, wherein said flow of water has sufficient flow characteristics and volume to permit a rider to m...
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WO/1993/014268A1 |
The invention refers to a synthetic pavement for sliding sports, such as blade-skating, i.e. a pavement made of materials other than ice and therefore usable without resorting to cryogenic equipment. Said pavement comprises: (i) a top pa...
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WO/1993/009857A1 |
A golf course for playing a game of 18 holes, comprises a small number of tees (1-8) and a small number of greens (A-D) arranged so that any of a plurality of different rounds of 18 holes may be played, with the lines of play (L) of the ...
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WO/1993/006321A1 |
Prefabricated members are provided for forming sports infrastructures by defining playing areas for team sports, wherein said members mainly comprise side barriers (11 and 12) and end barriers (13). Each end barrier (13) consists of a ga...
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WO/1993/001872A1 |
Sports apparatus (10) for providing a moving downhill sports surface has means for variably tilting a platform (12) to provide a continuously sloping surface. The platform has mounting means (14) permitting tilting in a plurality of plan...
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WO/1993/001871A1 |
A compact golf course. The course comprises a plurality of fairway areas (14) arranged side by side on a rectangular area of land. Nets (12) define each fairway area and there are tees (18) and greens (20) formed on the fairway areas (14...
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WO/1993/000139A1 |
A soccer court (10) comprises a rectangular playing area (20) approximately the size of a tennis court and preferably covered with artificial turf, an enclosing wall (40) with goal openings (31) in the end walls and goal nets (34) dispos...
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WO/1993/000289A2 |
A dispensing system includes a pressure resistant tank (10) and a housing (20) to receive a container (40) of a concentrate. A liquid such as water is used to dilute the concentrate and is present in the pressure resistant tank. A gas su...
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WO/1992/022026A1 |
A method for measuring and adjusting the temperature of surface ice in artificial ice rinks (1), in which water is frozen to ice with the aid of refirgerating channels (2) arranged in the rink and through which refrigerant is passed by m...
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WO/1992/020414A1 |
Owing to the facility for folding the side-walls (1, 2) and the roof (3) flat, the hut is easy to transport and easily movable at the point of erection by the fitting of wheels/rollers/runners (5). The hut is primarily intended for drive...
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WO/1992/019335A1 |
A ground cover (1) for protecting the grass of sports fields includes a plurality of tubes (2) joined together along seams (3) and having open ends (6) and partially closed ends (7). In use, air is pumped into the cover (1) through an in...
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WO/1992/014001A1 |
The invention provides a method for constructing a specific, though temporary, watercourse in a natural or artificial river bed. It consists in placing on the river bottom (5) a number of concrete supports (1) provided with holes (4). El...
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WO/1992/014000A1 |
The invention refers to a base structure, particularly for tennis courts, comprising a top layer (1) consisting of a solid microporous plate comprising a mixture from 50 % to 98 % fine clay and 2 % to 50 % cement, the thickness of the to...
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WO/1992/012767A2 |
A golfing facility (10) comprises a central tee-off area (12) and a plurality of sectors (14) disposed around the tee-off area (12). Each sector (14) contains a selection of targets (18) to enable a player to simulate playing a hole of g...
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WO/1992/011067A1 |
An improved method and panel for constructing racquetball and squash court walls in which the panel (10) is constructed with an ability to withstand wide fluctuations in humidity and temperature. This is accomplished by applying a phenol...
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