Folding boat
CA 1062090 A · Owner: Lalancette, Lionel · Inventors: Lalancette, Lionel
Overview
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In foldable boats, it is known to have transverse ribs for bracing the boat assembly and removable seats attached to the side panels. In this invention the means for bracing the hull serve as foldable seats each having an upper horizontal member hinged at, its front and back edges to two vertical support members, which in order to contact lengthwise the side panels, have their outlet edges downwardly and inwardly inclined at approximately the angle of these panels. Each vertical support member of a seat is provided by a shape of a W, which allows the water acting from outside the hull to bend the bottom panels inwardly and upwardly. The boat comprises also at least one transverse beam …
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- Granted September 11, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 11, 1996.
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