GB2506212A

GB2506212A - Water storage fence

Info

Publication number: GB2506212A
Application number: GB1221689.1A
Authority: GB
Inventors: Ramazan Gorgulu
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2012-09-19
Filing date: 2012-09-19
Publication date: 2014-03-26

Abstract

The invention is a water storage tank that collects rain water from your down flow pipe and has a cosmetic look of a common garden fence, which also has a solar panel on the top to save electric for use in the garden and can also be connected to the house. It has pipes connecting each fence to allow water to flow through each panel that can be used with a hose pipe to water, e g garden plants, drinking water for livestock. The panel may fit between H section fence posts and may be additionally supported by a pole passed through a hole extending vertically through the centre of the panel.

Description

GO GREEN!! My idea was how can i help the environment? With the climate change there is less water and when sumther comes, There's the hose pipe bans With my idea cart help with that.

Fence of the future (FOTF) is made with recycled pláâffc arid redyds The rainwater frQn the guttering and any UN used water e.g. (pool;' rash bowls ett) I believe this, could be a way forward for'the future.

The FOTF fence used the fence post that are already th'ere. and Are thade is the same measurements as all standard fences.

As you can see hose i5 attached to the bottom of the panel to -water çthe gzden with water that is being recycled' which would of be Wasted down the dain Then we would be using our tap water for garden and paying for it.

This way you pay once for the water that the kids have, been playing in the' pool then use it again when needed to water flower or veg and if you use the slow release hose then the fruit arid veg can. grow itself as it will constantly have moist soul for better growth, but not costhg you and grow organic produce your self-helping with the weekly shopping bill: There is no yearly upkeep as it is made of' plastic there is no need to use harmful chemicals, also longer life of the fence.

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The long term effect of using these fence, sheds and garages is the Domino effect it canhave such things as: 1. Chopping down trees in this country and exporting wood from other countries, means e.g.: help the rainforest and animals.

2. Less road and petrol use as no tree cutting equals no. removal of frees.

3. More petrol means oil priëes can go down, which means people have more money to spend which will help with the recession.

We use wood for fences, sheds and garages because we have got wood.

What happens in the future when there's none left? The fence of the future (FOTF) is 100% private, with no little holes or snapped or rotten fence panels, the whole fence is private! More trees more animals, more trees thore rain, more water, more plants, mere fOod and more, more, more, the list of pr 0's go on and on. * S S

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FIGURE 2: Plan, as above.

FIGURE 3: Plan, standard fence panel for wodeehtS;' FIGURE 4 Plan, double thickness fence panel for i-f' secaoll concrete posts. - FIGURE 5: Plan, double thickness -fence paneFfonvStëñ-posts, -I FIGURE s side elevation, standard fence panel for H' sectidn concrete posts.

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FIGURE 8(6): Front elevation, detail of connections around FIGURE 9: Front elevation, fence pane! in use, complete with gravel board and watering system in place.

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555* . FIGURE 11: Front elevation, internal diagram of control box with filter and one way valve.

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Claims

CLAIMS1) A water storage tank comprising of a hollow plastic body in the size of a common fence panel to fit between the standard H section concrete post, which can also be used as the boundary o land.
2) A water storage tank as described in claim 1 that can be secured to a concrete or wooden premade post with the moulded connector.
3) A water storage tank as described in claims 1 and 2, that has holes and connectors on each side so that other water storage tanks can be connected to each other, making a fence! boundary.
4) A water storage tank as described in claims 1-3, that has caps or screw plugs to close and block off any connector holes when not in use.
5) A water storage tank as described in claims 1-4, that is built and designed in a way that its cosmetic appearance fits in with the environment, it will have the look and colour of a common fence and be used in the same way (e.g. boundary fence).
6) A water storage tank as described in claims 1-5, that has a water level viewer running down the side of each panel so as to view the level of water in each tank.
7) A water storage tank as described in claims 1-6, that has 1 outlet hole at the bottom in the center of each tank panel, that has a screw cap that can be taken off and will allow water to drain or will allow * common connector such as common hose pipes and hose pipe connectors to be joined to the fence, allowing you to water plants/garden, also 1 larger hole in the bottom corner, with a screw cap or * plug allowing you to fully drain and clean tank panel.
8) A water storage tank as described in claims 1-7, that has a control box connected to the tank and drainpipe from building that is to be fenced, that has an opening valve and a stainless steel mesh to *: c ifiter foreign bodies from the rain water coming from drainpipe.
9) A water storage tank as described in claims 1-8, that has a T-joint to support the solar panel to connect it to the tank, allowing the solar panel to be tilted at any angle that is needed, also a square link that fits over posts on both sides to connect solar panel.
10) A water storage tarik as described in claims 1-9, that has a square link that fits over the fence posts on both sides to connect solar panel.
11) A water storage tank as described in claims 1-10, that has a hole in the middle for a solid metal pole, to be placed through and into the ground for safety.