Storing the water of a circulated water outdoor garden display
CA 2216076 A1 · Owner: Sela, Antony Ryle · Inventors: Sela, Antony Ryle
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A water collecting receptacle, enabling circulated water outdoor garden displays, of the type that doe s not also use the water as a habitat for aquatic life and may be in the form of a fountain or waterfall to have the water stored, protected from encroachment by the usually unwanted forms of visible aquatic life and frost. Further, enabling any included ornamental structure to he detachable from the display. Furthermore, enabling overflow to be used. The water collecting receptacle comprises a container having an opening for access that is closed by, a lid. The container stores a quantity of water below an outlet opening. The container is preferably placed upright and may be disposed …
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- Filed November 12, 1997. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended November 12, 2017.
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