A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Expandable Sustainable Platform
A mechanical utility invention that creates an expandable sustainable platform with utility in its substantially different shape, mobility, multi-functional capabilities, and sustainability from its conventional counter part. It can be installed as a permanent step, replacing a conventional tread and riser configuration. It can used as a portable stepping stool for mobility challenged individuals when a temporary step is needed to access a high vehicle or curb. It can be utilized independently, as a utility stand or platform, in plurality to create a larger platform or stair case, as a permanent step, or in conjunction with other expandable sustainable platforms from which to build. Replacing a traditional work platform or stair tread. It can be uninstalled and used again for like or different utilities, making it largely sustainable.
Expandable Sustainable Platform
A mechanical utility invention that creates an expandable sustainable platform with utility in its substantially different shape, mobility, multi-functional capabilities, and sustainability from its conventional counter part. It can be installed as a permanent step, replacing a conventional tread and riser configuration. It can used as a portable stepping stool for mobility challenged individuals when a temporary step is needed to access a high vehicle or curb. It can be utilized independently, as a utility stand or platform, in plurality to create a larger platform or stair case, as a permanent step, or in conjunction with other expandable sustainable platforms from which to build. Replacing a traditional work platform or stair tread. It can be uninstalled and used again for like or different utilities, making it largely sustainable.
Expandable Sustainable Platform
KARSTENS CHRISTINE INEZ (author)
2019-09-05
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
IPC:
E04C
STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS
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