DE8318632U1 - INFLATABLE WATER POOL - Google Patents

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Rolf Chcimcr

Pulenlunwult

RehlingenstralJe 8 ■ Postlach 2w

D-8W0 Augsburg 31

Telephone 082I / 36OI5 + 36O16

Telex 533 275

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Franz Kienle

Chamber field 14 - Streitheim

8901 Zusmarshausen Inflatable water basin

The innovation concerns an inflatable water basin, the side walls of which are provided with at least one air chamber are formed.

Water basins of the aforementioned type are in many embodiments known. The side walls are formed by at least one circumferential air chamber. at higher pools have two or three circumferential air chambers arranged one above the other. The air chambers are mostly formed by plastic films or plastic-coated Tissue. Such inflatable water basins that can be set up in any garden are mostly used by children. They are used exclusively for paddling or swimming.

In addition, air mattresses made of the aforementioned materials are known, which mostly consist of several side by side There are air chambers.

The task is to design the inflatable water basin so that its range of use is expanded.

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This object is achieved by the characterizing features of claim 1. Advantageous embodiments are can be found in the subclaims.

The at least one air chamber here has a double function, namely a side wall of the water basin to form and at the same time to serve as a bed. The distance between the lying surface and the floor corresponds here about the height of the side walls of the water basin. The lying surface can therefore be adjusted accordingly as a result of its height be used on a trampoline.

The water basin with at least one lying surface is not only for children but also for older people Suitable for people, as the person lying on the lying surface has arms or legs from the lying surface into the water can hang. This is perceived as pleasant, especially by older people. If you want more cooling, this means that older people can also slide easily from the lying surface into the water. Because the water depth is not very large in the pool, the water heats up relatively quickly, so that the temperature difference between air and water is small, which is particularly pleasant for this group of people.

The stability of the pelvis can be obtained in a simple manner in that in the area of the lying surface and, if necessary, of the head part, the air chamber each has separating webs which are at right angles to the side walls of the pelvis.

Exemplary embodiments are explained in more detail below with reference to the drawings. Show it:

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Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a first Execution9fοrm;

Fig. 2 is a plan view of a second embodiment and

3 shows the plan view of a third embodiment.

The inflatable water basin according to FIG. 1 u / eist one Bottom 1 and side walls 2, 3. The opposing longitudinal side walls go into One lying surface each 4, 5. The lying surfaces 4, 5 thus run at the level of the pool edge 6. The transverse ones Side walls 3 each merge into a head part 7, 8. The head parts rise from the tub rim 6 wedge-shaped. The head part 7 extends into the area of the lying surface 5, while the head part 8 extends into the Area of the lying surface 4 runs.

The lying surfaces 4, 5 and the head parts 7, 8 are each formed by air chambers which are connected to one another to be able to communicate. It is also possible to provide an air chamber for each of the lying surfaces 4, 5 and the head parts 7, 8.

The air chamber or air chambers can have separating webs 9, which run at right angles to the crosswinds 2, 3.

The water basin in FIG. 2, which is also rectangular in cross section, then has lying surfaces 4, 5 on its side walls 2. Subsequent to a transverse side wall 3, the head part 7 ^{1 is} provided, which corresponds to

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the head part 7, but also extends into the area of the lying surface 4.

In all three embodiments, the bottom 1 of the The water basin consists of an air chamber which is divided by longitudinal dividers 10.

The water basin according to FIG. 3 corresponds to that according to FIG. 2, but an additional head part 8 ^{1 is} provided which extends into the area of the two lying surfaces 4, 5.

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Il It · · · · C «iiii ■ ·· · e ι t ■■■ * a · λ m · Dipl.-Ing. . = ■., .. Rolf Charrier Patent Attorney Rehlingenstrasse 8 · Postfach 260 D-8900 Augsburg 31 Telephone 08 21/3 60151-3 6016 Telex 53 3 275 Postal check account: Munich No. 154? s-i-SOI And).! Franz Ki 8649/01 Augsburg, June 24, 1983 claims 1. Inflatable water pool, the side walls of which are through at least one air chamber can be formed, characterized in that it follows on at least one side wall (2), the at least one air chamber, designed as a lying surface (4 or 5) is, which runs approximately at the level of the pool edge (6). 2. Water basin according to claim l, characterized in that the one side wall (2) forming Air chamber is the same as the air chamber forming the lying surface (4 or 5). 3. Water basin according to Ansoruch 1 or 2, characterized in that the lying surface (4 or 5) merges into a head part (7 or 8) which runs above the level of the lying surface (4 or 5). 4. Viasser basin according to claim 3, characterized in that the head part (7 or 8) is wedge-shaped rises from the lying surface (4 or 5). 5. Water basin according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized g e k e η η ζ e i c h η e t that with a rectangular Water basin the lying surface (4 or 5) on one long side (2) and the head section (7 or 8) on a transverse side (3) is arranged to run in the area of the lying surface (4 or 5). -2- • ♦ at I t t I ■ · ■ «A ti -2- June 24, 1983 6. Water basin according to claim 5, characterized in that on opposite longitudinal sides (2) Lying surfaces (4, 5) and head parts (7, 8) are arranged on opposite transverse sides (3). 7. Water basin according to claim 5, characterized in that on opposite longitudinal sides (2) lying surfaces (4, 5) and on a transverse side (3) sin head part (7 ¹ ) is arranged. 8. Water basin according to claim 6, characterized in that the head parts (7, 8) each
extend into the area of only one lying surface (4, 5). 9. Water basin according to claim 6, characterized in that the head parts (7 ', 8 ¹ ) each extend in the region of two lying surfaces (4, 5). 10. Water basin according to one of claims 1 to 9,
characterized in that the bottom (1) of the water basin consists of at least one air chamber. 11. Water basin according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the air chambers
Have separating webs (9) which run at right angles to the side walls (2, 3). ■ 3-