Ryan Victor Brooksby

US Patent:

20100311545, Dec 9, 2010

Filed:

Jun 8, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/455801

Inventors:

Justin Fenn - American Fork UT, US
Mark B. Anderson - Eagle Mountain UT, US
Ryan V. Brooksby - American Fork UT, US

International Classification:

A63B 5/11
A47C 9/10

US Classification:

482 29, 482 27, 2972177, 297461

Abstract:

A trampoline having one or more seat structures supported on a surrounding support frame with which a jumping surface is resiliently stretched. Each seat is carried by the surrounding support structure and is secured in plane by attachment to a trampoline leg that supports the jumping surface and the surrounding support frame. The seat structures are attachable to many known trampolines and provide seating outside of the jumping surface of the trampoline so that people can sit on the seats even while other people are jumping on the jumping surface and without obstructing the jumping surface.

US Patent:

20180132623, May 17, 2018

Filed:

Nov 15, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/351534

Inventors:

RYAN BROOKSBY - SAINT GEORGE UT, US

International Classification:

A47C 15/00
A63B 5/11
A47C 7/62

Abstract:

A seating system for detachable mounting onto a supporting frame of an elevated exercise structure is disclosed. The seating system includes a rigid frame assembly having a horizontal frame and a vertical member connected together using a mechanical attachment devices. The horizontal frame and the vertical member are reinforced using supporting cross members. A hook portion is attached to the vertical member to engage the rigid frame assembly with the supporting frame of the elevated exercise structure. There is a clamping device provided on a bottom portion of the vertical member securely attach the rigid frame assembly to a supporting leg of the elevated exercise structure. The seating arrangement can be removably attached to the horizontal frame to allow users to sit beside the elevated exercise structure such as a trampoline. The seating means further includes a backrest portion removably attached to the horizontal frame using a spring lock arrangement.