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| 20080196653 | Windshield including vented walk-through door - A windshield assembly for a covered vessel includes a door section forming part of the windshield. The door section includes a door section securable to the vessel and being substantially contiguous with the windshield. The door section includes a door frame pivotable between a closed position and an open position, and a door panel mounted in the door frame. The door panel includes a selectively vented opening. The windshield assembly including the door section provides access to a bow area on a front side of the windshield and also improves air circulation, cooling and ventilation through the cabin. | 08-21-2008 |
| 20080202406 | BOAT COVER SUPPORT POLE - A support assembly for a boat cover includes a first support member having a first end disposed adjacent to the boat cover and a second end having an opening, a second support member having a first end telescopically received within the opening, and a biasing element disposed between the first end of the second support member and the first end of the first support member. The biasing element biases the first support member away from the second support member and into engagement with the boat cover. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20080216735 | PROTECTIVE COVER FOR A BOAT - A boat deck cover includes a flexible, generally water impervious, non-elastic central sheet with a peripheral, elastic strip having fasteners along the outside edge thereof for attachment to compatible fasteners on the boat. | 09-11-2008 |
| 20080223280 | Bimini top assembly - A bimini top assembly for providing a partial cover for the operators of a vehicle. The bimini top assembly generally includes a tower connectable to the vehicle. The assembly further provides at least one support member, a plurality of adjustment assemblies having a connector assembly attached to the tower and an eye-end connected to the at least one support member, and a bimini top attached to the at least one support member. | 09-18-2008 |
| 20080245288 | Marine windshield frame and method of manufacture - A marine windshield frame for curved or straight windshield glass having a top frame rail mounted inward of the windshield glass and substantially flush with frontal surface of the windshield glass. The top frame rail is mounted onto the windshield glass edge by adhesive. The windshield frame may also include a pair of vertically oriented corner posts. The corner posts are preferably manufactured by die-cast molding. An alternate manufacturing method is to stretch-form an aluminum alloy extrusion, machining vent holes therein, and machined a taper thereon an edge. | 10-09-2008 |
| 20090031942 | Retractable boat top with arched canopy - A retractable boat top device is disclosed having an arched canopy assembly operatively deployed in mounted attachment upon a conventional radar arch or like elevated structure on the deck of a boat. The arched canopy assembly includes a stationery roof section formed having a curved planar surface transversely mounted within the radar arch, a pair of telescoping extension arms mounted on opposite sides of the roof section, and an arched roller assembled to hold a flexible canopy material thereon and operatively connected between the outer ends of the extension arms so that the flexible canopy material may be extended and retracted relative to the stationery roof section in an arched configuration substantially in the same plane as the roof section. The arched roller includes a curved roller bar supported coaxially within the bore of a flexible hose member that supports the canopy material in a rolled-up state and further includes torsion spring members mounted along opposite sides of the roller bar to maintain tension upon the canopy material during roll-out and retraction. | 02-05-2009 |
| 20090038528 | Cover for a boat - Frame for carrying a cover for a boat. The frame consists of a number of longitudinal beams which are hingeably coupled to one another to follow the shape of the boat. Transverse beam structures extend between opposing longitudinal beams and each transverse beam structure consists of a number of transverse beams which are hingeably connected to one another. At a hinge location not adjoining the longitudinal beams, ridge beams extend for carrying the cover. Preferably, at least some of the hinges are configured in such a way that, in the desired hinge position, this hinge position can be fixed or prestress can be applied thereto. A carrier structure is present to support the transverse beam structure and more particularly an upright thereof. A cover structure according to the invention comprises the frame and an associated cover and also a tarpaulin cover. | 02-12-2009 |
| 20090101058 | REMOVABLE BOAT WINDSHIELD - A removable boat windshield is provided that includes a transparent pane with a top end and a bottom end. At least one male portion is attached to the pane. At least one female portion is attachable to a deck of a boat. The at least one female portion defines a receiving opening for receiving at least a portion of the at least one male portion therein. The removable boat windshield also includes a securement device, operable with the at least one female portion, to releasably connect the male portion to the female portion. | 04-23-2009 |
| 20090107389 | BOAT COVER ATTACHMENT GUIDE AND BOAT COVER - An apparatus for attaching a boat cover to a boat is disclosed. The apparatus includes an elongated member defining a first leg and a second leg. A plurality of notches are defined in the first leg of the elongated member. A flexible cover is affixed to the second leg of the elongated member along at least one edge. A guide is affixable to a deck of a boat. The guide defines at least one securement groove therein. The securement groove accepts the second leg of the elongated member therein. | 04-30-2009 |
| 20090188420 | ANCHOR AND ROPE HOLDER-BAG FOR BOATS - A combined holder-bag for small boats, to storage and holds the anchor, rope and others light items like trash that could fly away with the wind causing water pollution. The invention particularly provides a holder-bag in a safe and convenient place at the boat's bow rail or the boat's bow it self in a horizontal V shaped position, with very little wind resistance, made of mesh material at the bottom for ventilation and drainage and the larger top cover (for water and other elements protection) keeping storage items dry and ventilated, free of mildew and humidity. It has two side zippers closing toward the front, ending where there is an overlap small top cover with Velcro fastener for ease opening and closing access and next to the boat's anchor cleat. In between the two-bottom mesh layers have a half-inch “dry fast” cushioning foam to minimize rattle noise. Internally have two anchor securing systems to hold and keep it in place tightly, one to wrap the anchor shank, ring and chain and the second one to cover the whole anchor. Two other rectangular wrappers with Velcro fastener are provided to hold in place items like tackle boxes. It also provide an anchor saver strap to tie down the anchor's rope-end, having a sound alarm at the middle, to save the anchor, chain and rope in case of being thrown overboard without properly tight it down at the boat's anchor cleat. The holder-bag it is conformed to the curved boat's bow or rail shape, have a very slick construction and it is ease to install by cord or tie wrap to the bow rail or to the boat's bow it self. Once installed, provide a shady space cover down to the boat's floor, to store items like the icebox, protecting from the sun's heat or other elements, avoiding things flying away with the wind when sailing causing water pollution, also having a trash pocket stitched. | 07-30-2009 |
| 20090194016 | Boat trim strip and cover attachment system - A boat trim strip attached to the perimeter of a boat which has a chrome laminate bonded to one or more exposed surfaces and embedded in a clear plastic cover layer to be resistant to bumps and abrasions. The trip strip can also be used in a boat cover attachment system having a retainer clip attached to the boat cover and mateable with a slot in the trim strip. | 08-06-2009 |
| 20090211512 | BOAT WINDSHIELD WITH VENT STRUCTURE - A boat windshield is described including a transparent pane. A rail is disposed adjacent and secured to one of either the bottom or the top edge of the transparent pane. An opening is defined through the rail. An air intake housing is secured to the front surface of the rail. An air intake opening and passageway are defined in the air intake housing. An air discharge housing is secured to the rear surface of the rail. An air discharge opening and passageway are defined in the rear intake housing. The air intake passageway, the opening through the rail, and the air discharge passageway define an air pathway from the front surface to the rear surface of the rail. The air discharge opening is positioned adjacent to the rear surface of the transparent pane to direct air along the rear surface of the transparent pane upon exiting the air discharge housing. | 08-27-2009 |
| 20090217860 | Window regulator of awning for cruiser - In an awning for a cruiser, the awning including a roof frame longitudinally curved and arranged to be inclined down ahead above an open cabin; a roof cover provided to be put on the roof frame; a transparent window panel that is provided to be inclined to be continuous to the inclination of the roof frame and moves in a space between a front end of the roof frame and a front portion of the open cabin present in front of the roof frame so as to be able to slidably open and close the space; a slide rail arranged below a side frame arranged on each of left and right edges of the roof frame, a distance between the slide rail and the side frame being always constant; and a slider fixed to each of left and right sides of the window panel and slidably attached onto the slide rail, a transfer reciprocating between the front end of the roof frame and a rear portion of the roof frame along a curved shape of the roof frame is provided on the roof frame, and the window panel is connected to the transfer. | 09-03-2009 |
| 20090293797 | Boat Cover - A boat cover for a suspended cover system that is configured to fit a boat in a manner that prevents relative movement therebetween minimizing wear. The cover has at least one fitting seam that follows part of the top of the boat. An integral cover cinching arrangement enables tightening the bottom of the cover against the hull hugging it. Vents overlying a passenger section minimize wind force by reducing cover pressure differential. The cover can be equipped with a second fitting seam that extends along the gunwale of the boat and can have a downwardly extending fitting seam section that extends below the gunwale toward the bow to help fit the cover to the front portion of the hull of the boat. Stretchable straps used to hang the cover from a track of the boat cover system can be used to minimize force on the cover caused by wave action. | 12-03-2009 |
| 20100006018 | Marine Hull Protective Device and Associated Methods - A device for protecting a hull of a marine vessel includes a cover of water-impermeable material dimensioned to conform to at least a water-contacting portion of a hull of a marine vessel. The cover is removably affixable to the hull, a top edge of the cover extending about the hull in spaced relation above a water line. A drain is positioned so as to lie adjacent a bottom of the hull when the cover is in place on the hull. In use, fresh water is transported into a space between the cover and the hull so as to displace ambient water therefrom. The ambient water can exit the space via the drain, leaving the fresh water within the space as a protective “jacket.” The fresh water serves to prevent galvanic corrosion, pollutant damage, and barnacle encrustation. | 01-14-2010 |
| 20100024711 | BOAT COVER SUSPENSION DEVICE - The present invention provides a device for suspending a boat cover from a vertical projection attached to a boat, such that the boat cover is maintained under tension to prevent the formation of pools of water on the cover. | 02-04-2010 |
| 20100031865 | SYSTEM FOR ATTACHING A FLEXIBLE COVER AND AN EDGE CLIP FOR THE SAME - A system for securing a flexible cover to a boat is described. The system includes a flexible cover defining a peripheral edge and a flexible member attached to the flexible cover adjacent to the peripheral edge. An edge clip is adjustably disposed on the flexible member. The edge clip includes a body defining an inlet and an outlet. The flexible member extends from the inlet to the outlet. A retaining element is disposed within the body to discourage movement of the flexible member with respect to the inlet and the outlet. The system also includes a hook, connectible between the edge clip and the boat for securing the edge clip to the boat, thereby securing the flexible cover to the boat via the flexible member. | 02-11-2010 |
| 20100037811 | SUPPORT FOR BOAT COVERS AND COVERS FOR OTHER VEHICLES - A boat cover support for elevating a boat cover that includes a telescoping pole having a first end and a second end, a cap at the first end of the telescoping pole, and an adjustable tripod base at the second end of the telescoping pole. | 02-18-2010 |
| 20100050923 | PONTOON BIMINI EXTENDER AND RAIL CLAMPING MECHANISM - A bimini extender fits overlappingly onto and extends forward of a pontoon's primary bimini for extended shade. The bimini extender includes a flexible cover that is at least about one-third of the deck surface area of the pontoon boat, a framework configured for attachment to one or both of the deck and pontoon's perimeter railing, a rear attachment structure for attaching the flexible cover to one of the deck, perimeter railing, and primary bimini, and a front attachment structure for attaching the flexible cover to the framework. The flexible cover shades an “extra” portion of the deck surface area. The bimini extender is made to be collapsible, removable, and storable, and further is made with robust and lower-cost components including a novel railing clamp, yet is aesthetic, durable and easily installable/removable. | 03-04-2010 |
| 20100083890 | Rotating T-Top for center console boat - This invention provides a top (commonly called a T-Top) for a center console boat providing protection form the sun and elements for passengers, which a) may be easily attached to existing metal (typically stainless steel) grab rails on the fiberglass console structures on the center of the vessel, b) may be lowered by rotating forward or rearward for storage or clearance under bridges by rotating forward or rearward about fixed pivot points by removing positioning pins or bolts, c) provides open access completely around the perimeter of the boat without straps or other contrivances attached to the gunwales or perimeter of the boat, d) may utilize optional gas spring assistance for raising and lowering and e) may provide mounting for optional removable windshield, fishing rod holders, gear net storage, sound speakers, navigation equipment, interior lights and spot lighting. The top shall be constructed of rigid metal, metal tubing or plastic tubing and covered with a flexible or rigid material for protection from the elements. Typical T-Top designs are “fixed”, and do not allow the top to be lowered. Other “removable” T-Tops either a) must be lifted from the vessel (do not rotate) or require special mounting to the floor or fiberglass structure of the vessel. | 04-08-2010 |
| 20100083891 | Automated bimini top device - An automated bimini top device comprises a foldable frame assembly adapted to carry a flexible canvas material thereon and powered to move the canvas selectively between a retracted position and an extended position. The frame assembly includes a rear bow member supported in a fixed raised position, a front bow member adapted to slide along a length of the rear bow and pivot relative thereto, and a middle bow member pivotally connected along the length of the front bow and adapted to move in an opposite rotational direction thereto. Actuator means assembled to the rear bow member are operatively connected to move the front bow member in reversible directions outward and away from the rear bow into the extended position and inward and toward the rear bow into the retracted position. The middle bow member is coupled to a guide strap support connected between the rear and front bow members and further attached beneath the canvas material to maintain contact with the canvas during retraction and provide central support thereof in the extended position. | 04-08-2010 |
| 20100101476 | BOAT WINDOW SYSTEM - A cabin enclosure of a boat which is substantially water proof is provided. The cabin enclosure comprises a top, frame with joists attached to joist covers, plurality of windows, flashing and track which are layered upon each other to cascade water down the top, onto the windows and onto the track and into the river, bay or ocean. The plurality of windows may surround the passenger area of the boat and also prevents water from entering the boat. In particular, the plurality of windows are zippered onto adjacent joist covers so as to form a substantially water proof barrier between the interior and exterior of the boat. The flashing may be attached to the interior of the window with hooks and loops which run horizontally across the window and prevent water that splashes under the window from entering into the passenger area. | 04-29-2010 |
| 20100107961 | CONVERTIBLE TOP FOR YACHT - A retractable convertible top for a pleasure craft, including a canvas type fabric and stowable linkage mechanism, is described. This convertible top may be fully deployed and retracted automatically to provide a quick and efficient means of providing shelter for the open cabin of a pleasure craft while still allowing easy entrance and egress from the cabin when the top is fully deployed. The convertible top may be fully stowable within a small volume storage bin with watertight covers. The stowage bin may be integrated into the craft. The craft's existing hydraulic and control systems may be utilized to automatically deploy and retract the convertible top. | 05-06-2010 |
| 20100139546 | REMOVABLE BOAT WINDSHIELD AND METHOD FOR INSTALLING/REMOVING THE SAME - A removable boat windshield is provided that includes a transparent pane with a top end and a bottom end. At least one male portion is attached to the pane. At least one female portion is attachable to a deck of a boat. The at least one female portion defines a receiving opening for receiving at least a portion of the at least one male portion therein. The removable boat windshield also includes a securement device, operable with the at least one female portion, to releasably connect the male portion to the female portion. | 06-10-2010 |
| 20100175607 | Floating Aquatic Platform Structure - The invention concerns a floating aquatic platform structure including a transparent base, capable of accommodating pieces of furniture and people, and the means to keep it upright within an area of natural or man-made water. The aquatic platform is designed in the form of a rigid set of self-supporting frames ( | 07-15-2010 |
| 20100192832 | PROTECTIVE COVER FOR A CRAFT AND COLLECTION AND FASTENING UNIT THEREOF TO A QUAY OR A JETTY - A protective cover for a craft and collection and fastening unit thereof to a quay or a jetty that comprises a flexible, opaque, laminar body that is symmetrical about its vertical axis and trunk-conical, having a front side and a rear side that is parallel to and narrower than the front side, and lateral sides formed by a longer inclined portion and a shorter straight portion. The protective cover serves to isolate the parts of interest from a surrounding body of water and to prevent the passage of sunlight. The front side of the cover includes a ballasted area and the rear side thereof a rigidified area. A unit formed by cords fastened to the jetty makes it possible to collect the cover and fasten it thereto. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100212575 | Poling platform mounted folding top for flats boat - This invention provides a top for a boat fitted with an aft-mounted, raised poling platform providing protection from the sun for passengers at the vessel's centrally mounted helm, which a) may be easily attached to vessel's existing poling platform, b) allows unencumbered access all around the vessel's gunwales, b) folds up, down or longitudinally for storage, d) may be used at the vessel's intended operating speed, and e) may easily removed. The top shall be constructed of rigid metal, plastic or composite tubing and covered with a flexible or rigid material for protection from the elements. Other options for this type of boat include centrally mounted T-Top designs which interfere with fishing, umbrella designs which cannot be used at speed, and gunwale mounted rigid or folding which interfere with access to the boat's perimeter such as fishing and ingress/egress. | 08-26-2010 |
| 20100218714 | SUN SCREEN APPARATUS FOR A BOAT - An environmental screen for a boat includes at least one panel extending from a first attachment point on a boat to a second attachment point. A plurality of perforations are disposed through the at least one panel. | 09-02-2010 |
| 20100229780 | Modular Removable Console for a Boat - A removable console for a boat and a boat including such a removable console are disclosed. The removable console is adapted to be positioned before a passenger seating position in the boat to shield the passenger position from wind. The connection between the deck of the boat and the removable console is fastenerless, so as to facilitate easy installation and replacement. The console itself may be enclosed, with both upper and lower surfaces. | 09-16-2010 |
| 20100319602 | Vented bimini top - A vent or separation/s between the flexible material ( | 12-23-2010 |
| 20100319603 | WATER SPORTS FOLDABLE TOWING APPARATUS AND METHOD - A towing apparatus comprises a structural assembly extending between opposing first and second bases for pivoting between operating and stored positions. A locking assembly includes a pin in each base and a hook carried at opposing ends of the structural assembly. A cam is pivotally connected to the hook for movement between locked and released positions. In the locked position, the hook is secured to the pin for preventing rotation of the structural assembly. In the released position, the hook is spaced from the pin to permit rotation of the structural assembly. The hook is rotatable with the cam from the released position to adjacent the pin by rotation of a shaft and slidable along the pin into the locking position by a continued shaft rotation. A cable is attached between the base and a spring within the structural assembly for biasing the structural assembly toward the operating position. | 12-23-2010 |
| 20110073032 | Underwater protective system to inhibit marine growth - A protective system for underwater installation on the propeller of a boat inhibits marine growth from fouling the propeller. The system includes a flexible material sized and shaped so as to be capable of being wrapped around the front and rear surfaces of the blades of a propeller and gathered so as to substantially surround the propeller. A fastening member such as a clamp or clip is affixed to the flexible material for maintaining the flexible material in the gathered state. The system further includes a link (such as a piece of line) having one end attached to the fastening member and a free second end. The link is of sufficient length such that when the flexible material is gathered about the propeller and maintained in place with the fastening member, the free end of the link extends to a location proximate to the boat at or above the waterline of the boat (such as to the transom or deck of the boat, or to a dock against which the boat is tied) wherein the link can be retrieved by a user of the boat. The link and fastening member are constructed and arranged wherein a tug on the link by the user releases the gathered flexible material permitting the retrieval of the link, and the fastening member and the flexible material as a unit from the propeller without the aid of a diver. | 03-31-2011 |
| 20110073033 | Underwater protective system to inhibit marine growth - A protective system for underwater installation on the propeller of a boat inhibits marine growth from fouling the propeller. The system includes a flexible material sized and shaped so as to be capable of enclosing the propeller. A member such as a clamp or clip maintains the flexible material in a state enclosing the propeller. The system further includes a link (such as a piece of line) having one end attached to the member and/or the flexible material and a free second end. The link is of sufficient length such that when the flexible material is installed about the propeller the free end of the link extends to a location proximate to the boat at or above the waterline of the boat (such as to the transom or deck of the boat, or to a dock against which the boat is tied) wherein the link can be retrieved by a user of the boat. A tug on the link by the user releases the flexible material from the propeller permitting the retrieval of the link, the member and the flexible material as a unit from the propeller without the aid of a diver. | 03-31-2011 |
| 20110100286 | RETRACTABLE BOAT ROOF - A retractable roof assembly for a boat is provided which can be moved from a deployed position above the deck of the boat to a retracted position closer to the deck of the boat. Pivoting struts support the roof and are caused to move by a motor or pair of motors. Rollers on two of the struts move along a cam surface and the cam surface is designed such that during movement of the roof, the roof remains substantially horizontal. | 05-05-2011 |
| 20110126754 | BOAT WINDOW SYSTEM - A cabin enclosure of a boat which is substantially water proof is provided. The cabin enclosure comprises a top, frame with joists attached to joist covers, plurality of windows, flashing and track which are layered upon each other to cascade water down the top, onto the windows and onto the track and into the river, bay or ocean. The plurality of windows may surround the passenger area of the boat and also prevents water from entering the boat. In particular, the plurality of windows are zippered onto adjacent joist covers so as to form a substantially water proof barrier between the interior and exterior of the boat. The flashing may be attached to the interior of the window with hooks and loops which run horizontally across the window and prevent water that splashes under the window from entering into the passenger area. | 06-02-2011 |
| 20110162574 | Modular Removable Console for a Boat - A removable console for a boat and a boat including such a removable console are disclosed. The removable console is adapted to be positioned before a passenger seating position in the boat to shield the passenger position from wind. The connection between the deck of the boat and the removable console is fastenerless, so as to facilitate easy installation and replacement. The console itself may be enclosed, with both upper and lower surfaces. | 07-07-2011 |
| 20110239926 | Rub Rail With Integral Flexible and Rigid Portions for Shock Absorbing and Anti-Flaring - The present invention is a rub rail assembly for mounting on a surface of a vessel, the assembly having a coextruded rigid portion and flexible portions with grooves for receiving an insert. | 10-06-2011 |
| 20110265704 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR THRUSTER PROTECTION DURING TRANSPORT - A system and method protect a thruster assembly disposed with a pontoon of a semi-submersible drilling vessel during dry tow transport. A cover may be positioned over the thruster assembly and secured with the pontoon. A thruster cover support structure may be disposed with the pontoon. The thruster cover support structure may be a frame positioned around the pontoon for removable attachment with the thruster cover. The thruster cover support structure may be a bracket, ring or flange fixedly attached with the pontoon. The thruster cover may be removably disposed with the bracket, ring or flange, such as by bolting or welding. A spacer barge may be positioned below the pontoon between thruster assemblies for lifting the semi-submersible drilling vessel before placement of the spacer barge and semi-submersible vessel on the dry tow transporting vessel. The thruster assemblies may be elevated and in some embodiments positioned directly over the dry tow transporting vessel. | 11-03-2011 |
| 20110290170 | Manually-operated boat canopy system - A manually-operated canopy deployment system is disclosed for mounted attachment to existing rooftop or bridge structure of recreational boats. The system comprises a pair of spring-loaded tubular actuators telescopically assembled and coupled in parallel alignment to deploy a flexible canvas from a roller member transversely mounted between the actuators with a gear box operatively connected to the roller member to control the canvas deployment. Each actuator assembly includes a rearward outer tube closed at its back end, separate forward and intermediate interior tubes each fitted with inner end caps and coaxially disposed to move longitudinally within the outer tube, and compression springs separately disposed within the respective chambers of the outer tube and intermediate interior tube to apply outbound forces axially upon the inner ends of the respective interior tubes. Sleeve members disposed between the respective tubes at their forward ends provide bearing surfaces that stabilize their telescoping movement. Forward and intermediate cross bars transversely mounted and connected across outer ends of the interior tubes serve to draw the canvas from the roller member and support canvas deployment, with a pair of loop attachments provided on the surface of the canvas to engage the intermediate cross bar upon full deployment of the canvas and prevent billowing thereof. | 12-01-2011 |
| 20110303142 | CONVERTIBLE BOATS - A boat having opposing side walls with gunwales thereon, a foredeck between the side walls and below the gunwales, wales, an extensible and retractable windscreen in front and around the sides of the foredeck, a helm console behind the foredeck, and an erectable and collapsible hard top pivoted to the side walls of the boat, wherein the boat is selectively convertible between: a first configuration in which the windscreen is retracted below or just above the gunwales, and the hard top is collapsed forwardly to overlap the retracted windscreen and/or the gunwales to form a platform covering the foredeck; a second configuration in which the windscreen is extended above the gunwales, and the hard top is partially erected to overlap the extended windscreen, so that together the windscreen and hard top form an enclosure over, above and around the front and sides of the foredeck; and a third configuration in which the windscreen is retracted below or just above the gunwales, and the hard top is fully erected over and above the helm console. | 12-15-2011 |
| 20110315064 | SURFACE COMPOSITION AND METHOD OF APPLICATION - There is provided a surface composition for reducing degradation and fading of surfaces subjected to extended periods of submersion in an aqueous liquid. The surface composition comprises at least one clear barrier layer and at least one under layer, wherein the clear barrier layer is in use, disposed atop the under layer and in contact with the aqueous liquid whereby the clear barrier layer protects the structure and appearance of the under layer. The surface composition is particularly useful in applications where the surface is subjected to extended periods of submersion in liquids containing hydrolysing or oxidising agents, exposure to ultra violet radiation, or combinations thereof, whereby the clear barrier layer provides structural protection against degradation from chemical attack and from fading due to UV exposure. There is also provided a method of manufacturing a boat or other watercraft surface composition. | 12-29-2011 |
| 20120031321 | COMPACTABLE STORAGE COVER - A cover mechanism comprises a support frame with base supports and a multi-part expandable cover engaged with the base supports by grappling members or other means. The expandable cover may have a pliable exterior cover and a set of integral ribs, the expandable cover being foldable when not deployed and being expandable to form a self-supporting structure when deployed. The base supports may provide a sliding track for the grappling members to facilitate expansion of the cover. The base supports may be adapted to rest on the ground or buoyant so that the cover can be used with watercraft. The expandable cover may be deployed by pivoting it from a folded position to an upright position, sliding the cover along the base support tracks, and pivoting the cover from the front of the base supports downwards, forming an enclosure thereby. | 02-09-2012 |
| 20120055391 | Compositions and Methods for Sealing - The present invention relates to compositions and methods for creating insulating seals for use in a variety of applications, and to seals created by such compositions and methods. In particular, the present invention provides novel compositions and methods for creating insulating edge seals that provide multiple contact surfaces. The present invention further provides seals that facilitate attachment of flexible covering materials (such as fabrics, plastics, metals, etc.) to hard surfaces (such as plastics, metals, woods, etc.). The present invention is particularly useful for creating insulating edge seals that provide a means of attachment for removable covers for vehicles (such as tops for automobiles, watercraft, and aircraft), structures, and objects. | 03-08-2012 |
| 20120060743 | MODULAR FLOATING BAR WITH OPTIONAL CANOPY MOUNTS - The modular floating bar with optional canopy mounts is a floatation device with optional canopy mounts therefor. The device includes a plurality of modular segments that can be assembled and arranged in a various patterns to create a floating structure that is usable in pools, lakes and ponds or in any water that is relatively calm and devoid of strong current pulls. The modular segments are provided with a hinge and pin arrangement that permits easy assembly. The segments incorporate structure for retaining cups and beverage coolers therein. Support structure is also provided for mounting a canopy on the assembled segments. | 03-15-2012 |
| 20120060744 | SECURITY BARRIER - The invention is directed to a security barrier for preventing trespass onto a water vessel. The security barrier includes one or more modular frame members, a strand of razor wire attached to the frame member and a suspension fastener for removably suspending the security barrier from a mounting surface of a water vessel. | 03-15-2012 |
| 20120067269 | WAKEBOARD TOWER WITH BIMINI COVER AND SKI TOW POINT - A wakeboard tower having an elevated tow point and a bimini or other sun cover integrated to the tower in a manner that does not interfere with the tow point. | 03-22-2012 |
| 20120132127 | Boat Bow Cover and Guard Device - A protective guard for shielding key areas of a boat hull that are exposed to the greatest risk of impact damage from kicked up road debris while being transported behind a tow vehicle. A V-shaped tarp is fastened to the forward tie line anchors of a boat, with the interior angle of the V situated at the bow crest. The tarp is tautly stretched along the hull by bungee cords spanning the underside of the boat, attaching the port and starboard side of the tarp. The rear bottom corners of the tarp are fastened to the boat trailer. This configuration protects of the entire underside of the bow from road debris and damaged resulting therefrom. Other embodiments include a variety of configurations to accommodate not only various sizes of boat, but also to facilitate installation on various other towable objects including different water craft, all-terrain vehicles and motorcycles. | 05-31-2012 |
| 20120137953 | ANCHOR COVER - A cover for an anchor, particularly a fluke-type boat anchor is constructed of a cover material of a resilient rubber that includes an elongated section and side wings. An elongated opening and closing member, such as a zipper, enables the cover to be opened and closed for receipt of the anchor therein. | 06-07-2012 |
| 20120137954 | WAKEBOARD TOWER WITH SUN COVER AND SKI TOW POINT - A sun cover for use with a boat tower having an elevated tow point. The cover includes a frame having a forward portion and a rear portion located adjacent to the forward portion, with at least a portion of the rear portion being spaced above or below the forward portion, defining a gap defined above or below a trailing portion of the forward portion and a leading portion of the rear portion. The frame is mounted to the tower and oriented relative to the tower so that the tow point is accessible via the gap such that a tow rope connected to the tow point extends rearwardly from the tow point via the gap and the cover does not interfere with a tow rope attached to the tow point during use of the boat to pull a person being towed by the boat using the tow rope. | 06-07-2012 |
| 20120180714 | AUTOMATIC RETRACTABLE BOAT COVER - The present invention relates to a boat cover with an automatic boat protection system for raising and lowering the cover in a balanced method. The device is utilized to protect a boat when docked. | 07-19-2012 |
| 20120210928 | PROTECTIVE DEVICE FOR A BOAT AND METHOD OF USING SAME - A protective device for a boat which is floating in a water or is placed on land and a method of using same are described, the protective device including a top portion which is formed by a cloth-like material and which is bounded by a border area, the border area being arranged to be brought into substantially sealing contact with an adjacent portion in order thereby to provide a space defined by the adjacent portion and the top portion, and the top portion being included at least as part of or being connected to a supporting device to be able to carry at least a portion of the top portion in a distended position, the supporting device being activatable by means of a gas. | 08-23-2012 |
| 20120216741 | PROTECTIVE DEVICE FOR A BOAT AND METHOD OF USING SAME - A protective device for a boat and a method of providing such a protective device which floats on a body of water are described, the protective device including a bottom portion which is arranged to be placed floatingly on or submergedly in the water underneath the hull of the boat, a top portion which is connected to the bottom portion, the top portion being constituted by a cloth-like material and being included at least as part of or being connected to a supporting device to be able to support at least a portion of the top portion in a distended position. | 08-30-2012 |
| 20130061795 | Mooring/Shipping Cover - A boat cover for a boat includes a cover section that is sized to cover the deck from bow to stern and extending over the rub rail, and a shipping section attached to the cover section and sized to cover the hull from below the rub rail toward the chine. The shipping section is removable from the cover section. The boat cover eliminates waste as a shipping cover and is usable by the boat owner as a daily or long term storage, mooring and trailering cover. | 03-14-2013 |
| 20130074761 | Bird deterrent - A bird deterrent with a reel of reflective ribbon, a reel housing, a reel housing to railing retaining member, a plurality of reflective ribbon to railing retaining members and ribbon retaining cap members. The reel housing to railing retaining member is attached to the reel housing. The railing retaining members include front and rear hinged clamping members. Each clamping member includes a railing retaining tubular aperture. The ribbon to railing retaining members each include a ribbon retaining member. The front and rear clamping members are tightened onto the rail of a cabin cruiser or sail boat by of a threaded thumbscrew. The reel housing and ribbon retaining members are attached to the railing so that the ribbon can be unwound from the reel housing and placed in a zig zag orientation within each ribbon retaining member and held in place by the ribbon retaining caps. | 03-28-2013 |
| 20130092072 | RETRACTABLE BOAT COVER ASSEMBLY - A cover assembly for use to protect the contents of a boat including a pair of channels, a semi-rigid guide member slidably disposed within a passage of one of the channels, a crossrod supported on each end by one of the pair of channels and connected on one end to the semi-rigid guide member, and a cover sheet connected to the crossrod. The cover assembly configured such that as a retraction mechanism moves the semi-rigid guide member in the passage, the cover is extended or retracted to the desired position. | 04-18-2013 |
| 20130104793 | Composite Tender with Retractable Bimini Hard-Top | 05-02-2013 |
| 20130139744 | DEVICE FOR PROTECTING OR CONTAINING SUBMERGED SURFACES, MORE PARTICULARLY THE HULLS OF VESSELS - A device for the containment, protection and/or treatment of a submerged surface such as a ship hull, includes a flexible and impervious or non-impervious shell, including two portions, an emerged portion ( | 06-06-2013 |
| 20130206050 | Pullout shade system for boats - A manually operated boat shade system is disclosed for deploying a flexible canvas or like shade material over the deck of a boat solely by hand. The device is adapted to mount as an integral unit to overhead structure on the boat and comprises a pair of tubular actuator assemblies telescopically assembled and coupled together in parallel alignment within a self-supporting framework to permit pullout deployment and reverse retraction of the flexible canvas from a tensioned roller member transversely mounted between the actuator assemblies. A self-engaging locking mechanism is further incorporated within the tubular actuator assembly to maintain the framework when in full extension preventing an unwanted retraction. The locking mechanism is further releasable by hand to allow a staged retraction of the framework and canvas when desired. | 08-15-2013 |
| 20130206051 | Covering System - The present invention concerns apparatus and methods for covering and uncovering a desired object. Particular embodiments include a covering system comprising: a cover operably connected to a plurality of translational members translationally positioned along a track; two or more hangers having a vertically extending portion and an outwardly extending portion, the track being operably attached to the outwardly extending portion; means for mounting hangers in a rotatable arrangement to a structure about a vertical axis. A further embodiment of the present invention includes a method for covering and uncovering a desired object, the steps including: mounting each of two or more hangers to a structure in a rotatable arrangement, the two or more hangers having a vertically extending portion and an outwardly extending portion; suspending a track from the outwardly extending portion of the two or more hangers; suspending a cover from the track, the cover being translatable along the track; rotating the two or more hangers between a covering position and a stored position, the covering position being arranged to position the track above an object to be covered, and the stored position being arranged to position the track to a side of the object to be covered. | 08-15-2013 |
| 20130239871 | WATER CRAFT HAVING OPEN UPPER DECK, AFT SWIM DECK AND COLLAPSIBLE BULWARKS - Disclosed is water craft providing inventive features to achieve a double-decked vessel having: a.) substantially continuous, flat and open upper deck; b.) a substantially continuous and fiat lower deck with an enclosed fore section and an exposed aft section forming a swim deck; and c.) a system of collapsible bulwarks in the upper and swim decks that permit: the vessel to transition from a traditional configuration (better suited for travel) to an open configuration (better suit for entertainment activities while stationary). | 09-19-2013 |
| 20130239872 | Stowable Bimini Top - Disclosed is a slide piece for a stowable bimini frame associable with a tower structure of a watercraft, the slide piece including a slide piece body portion, at least one frame association structure extending from the body portion, the at least one frame association structure being configured to slidingly associate the bimini frame with the slide piece body portion, and an affixing surface of the slide piece body portion, the affixing surface being positioned and configured for associating the slide piece body portion with the tower structure of the watercraft. | 09-19-2013 |
| 20140026803 | BOAT COVER - A boat cover for being attached to a boat includes a canvas, at least one pole supporting the canvas, and at least one strap. The boat cover is arranged to be attached to the boat only using the at least one strap. | 01-30-2014 |
| 20140026804 | BOAT CANOPY - The present invention relates to methods and devices for the protection of marine vessels. In one exemplary embodiment, the present invention provides a canopy assembly for a boat. The canopy assembly includes a frame assembly having a frame member that is moveable with respect to an opposing member to which the frame member is rotatably attached thereto. The canopy assembly further includes one or more support members supporting the moveable frame member. The canopy assembly further includes one or more lift assists connected to the moveable frame member for assisting in the raising of the frame member with respect to the opposing member. | 01-30-2014 |
| 20140048007 | FOLDING WAKEBOARD TOWER WITH COVER - A wakeboard tower having a tower leg pivotally mounted to a folding support system, the folding support system including includes an upper support arm, a spring, a lower support arm, and a base member. The tower can be folded between a plurality of positions between an elevated position relative to the boat hull and a lowered position relative to the boat hull. | 02-20-2014 |
| 20140076228 | DEVICE AND METHOD FOR SECURING A COVER TO A STRUCTURE - A device and a method for attaching a cover to a structure such as a boat. A plurality of complementary configured ferrous and magnetic fasteners is used. The existing fasteners on the boat may be removed or modified to secure the new fasteners. The existing fasteners on the cover may receive a replacement fastener. | 03-20-2014 |
| 20140090591 | LOW COST BOAT ENCLOSURE - A portable boat enclosure includes a plurality of separable panels formed of a lightweight material and a storage bag. The panels are connectable into a boat enclosure, and the panels are sized and shaped to be overlaid, folded and rolled to fit in the storage bag. | 04-03-2014 |
| 20140102352 | BIMINI TOP VISOR - A visor is cooperable with a bimini top for a boat. The visor includes a bracket attachable to a bimini top frame, and a visor frame pivotally and removably secured to the bracket. The visor frame is positionable relative to the bracket between an inward position and an outward position. A visor cover is disposed on the visor frame. | 04-17-2014 |
| 20140130728 | BIMINI TOP VISOR - A visor is cooperable with a bimini top for a boat. The visor includes a bracket attachable to a bimini top frame, and a visor frame pivotally and removably secured to the bracket. The visor frame is positionable relative to the bracket between an inward position and an outward position. A visor cover is disposed on the visor frame. | 05-15-2014 |
| 20140150706 | Suspended Boat Cover - A boat cover for a suspended cover system that is configured to fit a boat in a manner that prevents relative movement therebetween minimizing wear. The cover has at least one fitting seam that follows part of the top of the boat. An integral cover cinching arrangement enables tightening the bottom of the cover against the hull bugging it. Vents overlying a passenger section minimize wind force by reducing cover pressure differential. The cover can be equipped with a second fitting seam that extends along the gunwale of the boat and can have a downwardly extending fitting seam section that extends below the gunwale toward the bow to help fit the cover to the front portion of the hull of the boat. Stretchable straps used to hang the cover from a track of the boat cover system can be used to minimize force on the cover caused by wave action. | 06-05-2014 |
| 20140190391 | BOAT WINDSHIELD WITH HIDDEN FRAME STRUCTURE - The present document describes a boat windshield assembly for installation on a boat deck, the boat windshield assembly comprising a hidden frame structure having an upper frame member; and a windshield comprising a lower edge and an upper edge opposite the lower edge, the lower edge running near the boat deck and the upper edge running near the upper frame member, the windshield substantially hiding the upper frame member; wherein the upper edge of the windshield and the upper frame member together define an upper channel for use in securing a boat covering device to the boat windshield assembly. | 07-10-2014 |
| 20140190392 | WAKEBOARD TOWER - An arch shaped structural member suitable for use as a wakeboard tower including a pair of legs and a crosspiece supported by the legs, both of the legs and the crosspiece being a coreless cast structural member characterized as a cast structural member and devoid of a hollow interior enclosed by solid portions. | 07-10-2014 |
| 20140261141 | Boat Blind Retraction Device - This Boat Blind Retraction Device is a boat blind used for waterfowl hunting that conceals the hunters in the boat. This particular device is different than other blinds in that it uses cables and spring loaded pins to retract the blind. This blind requires only one person to retract it with a pull of the lever and both ends release, dropping the blind down in seconds. | 09-18-2014 |
| 20140261142 | Folding Bimini - A foldable bimini for a boat that is rigid and bi-directionally stable in an erected orientation, the bimini including a rigid arch-shaped frame fixedly mountable onto the boat having a disengageable bimini mount; and a foldable bimini support, including a rigid arch member pivotally mounted to the rigid arch shaped frame and at least one rigid leg pivotally mounted to the rigid arch member and releasably connectable to the frame. | 09-18-2014 |
| 20140261143 | FOLDING CARGO BIMINI TOP - A folding bimini top having a vertical arch member that may be pivotally raised and lowered or released relative to a boat hull, and a lateral support member that can receive a sun cover or cargo, and which has a first portion pivotally connected to the arch member and a second portion that releasably connects to the arch member via a latch. | 09-18-2014 |
| 20140261144 | FOLDING ARCH WITH LOCK AND LIFT ASSIST - A folding arch system for a boat includes an arch member pivotally connected to a boat hull and pivotally positionable relative to the boat hull between a raised position and a lowered position. A lateral support is pivotally connected to the vertical arch. A rigid canopy is pivotally connected to the arch member and yieldably coupled to the lateral support. The vertical arch member and the lateral support supportably position the rigid canopy in a predetermined horizontal orientation. | 09-18-2014 |
| 20140290556 | KEEL CASE - This invention relates to a customized, portable, durable, lightweight cover for protecting the hull of a boat from marine growth, algae and invertebrate organisms. The cover is moored to a boat's docking station and remains submerged until the boat is docked. Portions of the cover are inflated to form a corresponding shape to the underwater configuration of the boat hull that seals the hull from sunlight. Saltwater remaining within the cover is pumped out to protect the hull. Fresh water may also be pumped into the cover to flush the hull. | 10-02-2014 |
| 20140299035 | AWNING IN SOFT BAG MOUNTEABLE ON A BOOM - A method and a kit to fit an awning on a sailboat are described. The method and the kit enable to fit an awning on a sailboat so that the awning can be opened/closed by a single person even in conditions of strong wind and rough sea. | 10-09-2014 |
| 20140299036 | Security Bulwark To Prevent Unauthorised Boarding of Ships - The security barrier ( | 10-09-2014 |
| 20140311398 | Removable Windshield For Use With A Water Craft - A removable windshield for use with a boat having a primary ridged transparent material located above a secondary ridged transparent material. The primary ridged transparent material is connected to a frame. The frame is adapted for a user to hingedly fold the primary ridged transparent material to overlay the secondary ridged transparent material. This configuration allows the secondary ridged transparent material to substantially impede the elements directed toward a boat operator. More particularly, the pliable frame is configured to contour to a supporting structure connected to a variety of boats. Attaching elements allow a user to tighten and to secure the frame to the supporting structure connected to a boat. Additionally, at least one barrier element is located between the windshield and the supporting structure connected to a boat to prevent contact which may result in damage to the windshield or to the supporting structure connected to a boat. | 10-23-2014 |
| 20140311399 | MOTORBOAT WITH WIND SHROUD - Embodiments of the invention are directed to a boat motor assembly which includes a boat motor with a housing that serves as the body or chassis of the boat motor; a handle, coupled to and extending at length from the housing and configured to be grasped by a user; and a shroud assembly, which includes a shroud extension coupled to the handle extending at length from the handle; and a shroud coupled to the shroud extension, wherein the shroud is spaced apart from the housing to allow access to the handle between the shroud and the housing. | 10-23-2014 |
| 20140331911 | DEVICE FOR PROVIDING PROTECTION AGAINST THE RAIN, FOR LOADING BULK MATERIAL ON BOARD A VESSEL - A device for providing protection against the rain, for loading bulk material on board a vessel, includes a receiving device and a covering device, which are independent from one another, the receiving device being installed on the hatchway of the vessel and the covering device on the telescopic tube of the vessel loader. | 11-13-2014 |
| 20140352599 | Cover System - A cover system for protecting boats, vessels, and other various shaped vehicles and objects is disclosed. A plurality of separate and distinct inflatable bladders supports a cover whereby a dome-like shape is produced. The resulting shape of the cover resists pooling of water and snow thereby reducing or even eliminating water damage to the underlying structure. Furthermore, since each bladder is separate and distinct, the plurality of bladders creates a support structure that conforms to objects of various shapes and sizes. | 12-04-2014 |
| 20140352600 | WINDSHIELD SLIDING DOOR/WINDOW ASSEMBLY - A sliding window assembly includes a window frame and a window cooperable with the window frame and displaceable on the window frame between an open position and a closed position. Operating components of the assembly include a counterbalance connected between the window frame and the window and an optional motor that drives a cable connected to the window. The counterbalance is biased to assist the motor in displacing the window relative to the window frame toward the open position. | 12-04-2014 |
| 20150047549 | PRIVACY ENCLOSURE FOR BOAT - A pontoon boat includes a plurality of sponsons, a deck mounted on the sponsons, and a privacy enclosure mounted on the deck. The privacy enclosure has a bottom section and a top section, both of which have a rigid construction. The top section is telescopically moveable in a vertical orientation relative to the bottom section between a retracted position and an extended position. The top section is situated over, and covers the bottom section when in the refracted position, with a majority of the top section projecting upwardly from the bottom section when in the extended position. | 02-19-2015 |
| 20150047550 | RATCHET PLAYPEN COVER FOR A PONTOON BOAT - A playpen cover for a pontoon boat includes a cover panel sized to cover a pontoon boat deck, where the cover panel has loop channel. A ratchet loop is disposed in the loop channel and is attachable at ends of the ratchet loop to respective boat cleats. A ratchet system cooperable with the ratchet loop is disposed between the boat cleats. The ratchet loop attaches to the boat cleat and requires no fastener. | 02-19-2015 |
| 20150122169 | Means for deploying pullout shade system onboard boat - An improved mounting device and assembled configuration for deploying a manually operated pullout shade system of the type having a tensioned roller member carrying a flexible canvas sheet and parallel tubular actuators therefor. In one embodiment of the present invention, a mounting device is disclosed for securing the manual pullout shade system onto an arching tubular overhead structure onboard a boat so that the pullout shade may be adjusted in its working attitude and maintained in proper position for deployment. The mounting device includes a set of clamp members each constructed in the form of a figure “8” with associated circular sections on each clamp member being rotatably coupled together. The circular sections of the clamp members are further adapted to engage about sections of the tubular actuators and nearby portions of the overhead structure thereby providing an adjustable joint coupling between them that allows the pullout shade and its tubular actuators to be placed in various positions for deployment. In a second embodiment, the tensioned roller member of the pullout shade system is attached along the front of rooftop structure on the boat and the tubular actuators are separated therefrom and set apart vertically within the gunnel of the boat on opposite sides near the bow. In this assembled configuration, the canvas sheet may be drawn forward from the rooftop structure on the tensioned roller member and the tubular actuator pulled into extended upright positions to connect with the canvas sheet and support the extended forward deployment of the shade system. | 05-07-2015 |
| 20150291259 | Stowable Bimini Top - Disclosed is a slide piece for a stowable bimini frame associable with a tower structure of a watercraft, the slide piece including a slide piece body portion, at least one frame association structure extending from the body portion, the at least one frame association structure being configured to slidingly associate the bimini frame with the slide piece body portion, and an affixing surface of the slide piece body portion, the affixing surface being positioned and configured for associating the slide piece body portion with the tower structure of the watercraft. | 10-15-2015 |
| 20150336635 | PROPELLER PROTECTION SHIELD FOR A BOAT AND METHOD OF USE THEREOF - A propeller protection shield for a propeller of a boat includes a weighted skirt and an attachment means. The weighted skirt has a height and a width. The height of the weighted skirt extends from the surface of the water to below the boat propeller. The width of the weighted skirt extends at least the propeller width. The attachment means is for securing the weighted skirt to the back of the boat behind the propeller. Wherein, the weighted skirt is positioned approximately vertical in the water behind the propeller. Whereby, the weighted skirt shielding the propeller from contact in the water. | 11-26-2015 |
| 20160052603 | BOAT WITH MOBILE RETRACTABLE RIGID CANOPY - A boat includes a hull, a deck and a living area, the latter delimited at the front by a windscreen and having a fixed structure, extending from that area, supporting boat functional members such as antennas and the like, there being a one-piece mobile rigid canopy, moved by moving members and adapted to take at least a first working position in which it is arranged above the living area and at least a second working position in which it is separated from the latter and is associated to the deck in front of the windscreen, the rigid canopy resting on and being constrained to the windscreen and to the fixed structure when it is in its first working position. The moving members are articulated structures placed laterally to the deck. | 02-25-2016 |
| 20160068232 | COVERING SYSTEM - The present invention concerns apparatus and methods for covering and uncovering a desired object. Particular embodiments include a covering system comprising: a cover operably connected to a plurality of translational members translationally positioned along a track suspended above the cover, the track being operably attached to two or more hangers, each of the two or more hangers having a vertically extending portion and an outwardly extending portion, the track being operably attached to the outwardly extending portion and suspended below the outwardly extending portion of the hanger; and, a non-rotational track support configured for releasable connection to the track and extending from below the track. | 03-10-2016 |
| 20160083047 | Fluid Shield Assembly - A fluid shield assembly for preventing fluid from entering a bow of a boat includes a panel that has an outer edge extending between a front side and a back side of the panel. The panel has a pair of slots each extending downwardly from a top side of the outer edge of the panel. The slots are evenly spaced apart from a middle of the top side of the outer edge of the panel to define the door portion of the panel. Each of a plurality of first fasteners engages a boat such that the panel is retained on a bow of the boat. The panel inhibits a fluid from entering the bow of the boat. The door portion of the panel is positioned over a door in the boat to selectively cover and expose the door in the boat. | 03-24-2016 |
| 20160129974 | ARTICULATED TOP - A frame for a top of a boat in accordance with the present invention can be moved into an deployed position with the aid of a biasing member such that the manual effort required is minimized. When the frame is in the deployed position a locking member may be engaged to hold the frame and top in the deployed position. When the locking member is disengaged, the frame may be manually collapsed into a stowed position in a controlled and safe manner. | 05-12-2016 |
| 20160159441 | SMALL WATERCRAFT FOR LEISURE USE - A space of an inboard section can be effectively used and thus a compartment can have a larger space (living space) compared with a configuration in which walls (inner wall materials) stand in a vertical direction in the inboard section. An object is to provide a technique related to a watercraft. A watercraft | 06-09-2016 |
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