The invention relates, on the one hand, to a mobile vehicle with water bathing facility for entertainment purposes that comprises at least one suitable motor vehicle, an either open or covered pool (m) mounted on this vehicle as a superstructure or converted from the body of the car where the pool (m) concerned is filled with water, and where the water-level control to suit the current road conditions is executed by means of the screw jacks (h), hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders (h), effectuated by a pool-moving unit (1), and the stability of the water mass swaying on account of braking and acceleration is ensured by the flood diverting unit (2) and water flow and sway controlling unit (3). The aforesaid units together with the central control unit (v) constitute one system, which is the water-level controlling system (6) of a pool (m) filled with water that is mounted on a motor vehicle. On the other hand, the invention relates to an application for transportation of people in a pool (m) mounted on a motor vehicle and filled with water which vehicle is utilised as a sightseeing bus comprising the complete range of services provided by the mobile bathing vehicle, such as sightseeing tours, bachelor parties, hen nights, school trips and any function or social event.

There is provided a method for manufacturing a portable aboveground pool, the method comprising removing at least a portion of a top panel of a shipping container and inserting a breadthwise vertical partition into the shipping container so as to define a swimming pool area at one end of the shipping container. The upper portion of the shipping container is removed to make allowance for a pool portion and upper decking is provided adjacent the pool portion for entering and exiting the pool portion. Stairs lead to the decking, and a gate selectively closes the stairs. The pool may have an under deck pool equipment storage space accessible via the existing doors of the container.

A foldable, portable fabric children's wading pool for installation in the ground and which has improved stability characteristics is provided. The pool includes a waterproof fabric base, a middle stabilizer section with a removable and adjustable sand stabilizer, and a sand anchor section for holding a weighting material such as sand. The pool is set up by digging a hole in the ground and forming berms along the edges of the hole. Then, the pool is unfolded and positioned such that the waterproof fabric base is in the hole, the middle stabilizer section is on the top of the sand berm, and the sand anchor section extends downwardly and outwardly from the edge of the sand berm. The removable and adjustable sand stabilizers are put in place. Then, a weighting material is loaded onto the sand anchor section and the pool is filled with water, preferably using the waterproof bag that also serves as a storage and transport bag for the pool when folded.

Swimming containers are disclosed including a first compartment at a first longitudinal end having a roof structure forming at least part of a deck structure, the first compartment having first and second doors providing access to the first compartment. A wall partition connected between the first and second sidewalls provides water-tight separation between the first compartment and a second compartment configured to hold a volume of water. A guide track runs along a longitudinal center of a bottom portion of the container, with first and second wheels disposed on opposite sides of the guide track, and a hook structure disposed at an end of the swimming container at least partially above the guide track.

Constructing a mikveh by permanently fixing at least one initial building unit to the ground of an installation site, connecting, in a sealed manner, additional building units to the initial building unit(s), for producing a sealed vessel, where the length of each of most of said building units is at least 50 centimeters, and the weight per area thereof is less than 250 kg per square meter.

A foldable, portable fabric children's wading pool for installation in the ground and which has improved stability characteristics is provided. The pool includes a waterproof fabric base, a middle stabilizer section with a removable and adjustable sand stabilizer, and a sand anchor section for holding a weighting material such as sand. The pool is set up by digging a hole in the ground and forming berms along the edges of the hole. Then, the pool is unfolded and positioned such that the waterproof fabric base is in the hole, the middle stabilizer section is on the top of the sand berm, and the sand anchor section extends downwardly and outwardly from the edge of the sand berm. The removable and adjustable sand stabilizers are put in place. Then, a weighting material is loaded onto the sand anchor section and the pool is filled with water, preferably using the waterproof bag that also serves as a storage and transport bag for the pool when folded.

This application describes insulated panel systems with first and second encapsulated foam core panels having foam cores, coated with or otherwise encapsulated in a shell material. Front and back overlap members may be fixed to the first encapsulated foam core panel or the second encapsulated foam core panel to allow the insulated panel system to removeably cover a container around a perimeter of the container (i.e., in a lateral direction relative to the container). A drip edge and overlap member may be fixed to the first encapsulated foam core panel to allow the insulated panel system to removeably cover a container vertically along a height of the container (i.e., in a vertical direction relative to the container).

A swimming pool platform device includes an above ground swimming pool that has a perimeter wall defining an interior of the above ground swimming pool. A frame is provided which is comprised of a plurality of modular sections assembled to define a pair of grapples and a seat and a pair of legs. Each of the pair of grapples is extended over the perimeter wall of the above ground swimming pool having the seat being horizontally oriented and having each of the pair of legs abutting a floor of the above ground swimming pool. The frame is comprised of a corrosion resistant material. A panel is attached to the seat and a user can sit on the panel to facilitate the user to be supported in the swimming pool while the user is learning to swim.