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PCT No. PCT/SE86/00179 Sec. 371 Date Dec. 31, 1986 Sec. 102(e) Date Dec. 31, 1986 PCT Filed Apr. 18, 1986 PCT Pub. No. WO86/06433 PCT Pub. Date Nov. 6, 1986.Portable terrace installation with seats, including one or more sections, each section comprising a pair of sloping joists and a number of upright seating beam pillars connected to the sloping joists. A corresponding number of parallel and horizontal seating beams connected to the pillars are provided and extend between opposite beam pillars on the pair of joists. Each seating beam has opposite ends and has a height which is greater than its width. A flat floor surface extends between the seating beams and is connected to the joists, and a number of free standing trestles are provided for supporting the joists. A first connecting element is provided on the side of the beam pillar facing the seating beam, with the first connecting element extending essentially vertically along that side. The first connecting element has a length essentially as long as the height of the seating beam or longer, and the first connecting element comprises a female member open at an upper end thereof and being terminated by a support surface. A second connecting element is connected to each end of the seating beam and is essentially vertical. The second connecting member comprises a male member having a height essentially the same as the height of the seating beam, and the first and second connecting elements are connectable to join a seating beam with opposite beam pillars without a wedge effect between the male and female members until the male member rests against the support surface of the female member. The male member includes a sideways extending waist member terminating with a widened portion for preventing the seating beam and the beam pillar from separating from each other due to tractive forces on the seating beam or sideways effects on the beam pillars or joists.
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