DE4311805A1 - Door-closure securing means - Google Patents

Abstract

Conventional mechanical door-closure securing means are virtually exclusively connected fixedly to door and frame and must be used only on one side of the door. The novel device is intended to give a door-closure securing means which can be carried on one's person, can be adapted to any door dimension and can be used for doors which open towards the inside or outside. The basis of the device is a basic strip (1) which is provided with two pairs (2, 3) and (4, 5) of touch-and-close-fastener strips. The displaceable double angle (6) permits flexible fastening on the upper door frame. The bottom flexible fastening is carried out on the door handle (9), with a sliding hose (7) and spacer hose (8). The device is suitable as a flexible closure means for all doors with handles, the form thereof, its dimensional arrangement and fit not placing any restrictions on the usability of the device. <IMAGE>

Description

There are different variants of door ver on the market today locking devices, in addition to the existing lock as a mechanical stop or curtain device, however Door only usable on one side and relatively expensive Tobe offered.

The invention was based on the object, regardless of existing door lock

• - Can be assembled and disassembled in a matter of seconds
• - simple u. quickly adaptable to any door size
• - safe, d. H. not dissolving, but slightly after adjustable and non-slip
• - easy and space-saving to transport
• - applicable for doors opening inwards or outwards

to construct additional door lock security, whereby of securing rooms in one's own apartment, house or can also be thought of hotel rooms etc.

This object is achieved in that with the aid of a double angle ( 17 ) the fastening of the door lock fuse is made on the upper frame of the door ( 19 ). The double bracket is attached to a base band ( 10 ), on which two pairs of Velcro strips ( 11 ) ( 12 ) and ( 13 ) ( 14 ) are preferably firmly attached. The spacer hose ( 16 ) seated on the sliding hose ( 15 ) is brought up to the height of the handle ( 18 ) and then pushed over it.

After the double bracket ( 17 ) has been locked with the pair of Velcro strips ( 11 ) and ( 12 ), the base band ( 10 ) is pulled tight around the rear part of the handle ( 18 ) and with the second pair of Velcro strips ( 13 ) and ( 14 ) fixed. A firm fit of the base band ( 10 ) is ensured by the sliding hose ( 15 ) and the spacer hose ( 16 ). Since the spacer hose ( 16 ) is elastic in its shape, it can be used universally with different shapes and thicknesses of latch handles. An adaptation to different pawl lengths is ensured by utilizing the elongated hole in the spacer hose ( 16 ) for the seat of the sliding hose ( 15 ). The lengths of the respective Velcro pairs are chosen so that all common handle heights are covered.

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Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a door lock fuse with a double bracket ( 17 ) for locking on the upper door frame and a base tape ( 10 ) on which two pairs of Velcro ( 11 ) ( 12 ) and ( 13 ) ( 14 ) are attached. Furthermore, a sliding hose ( 15 ) and a spacer hose ( 16 ) for securing the seat to different latch thicknesses, shapes and lengths.

Fig. 1 and 2, the seat of the double bracket ( 17 ) with the two attachment options of the door, ie whether the door can be opened into the room or outwards.

The angles ( 21 ) and ( 22 ) can alternatively be used for the double angle ( 17 ).

Reference list

10 baseband
11 Velcro tape A
12 Velcro tape B
13 Velcro tape A
14 Velcro tape B
15 sliding hose
16 spacer hose
17 double angles
18 handle
19 door
20 frame
21 single angle A
22 single angle B

Claims (6)

1. Door lock security in a handy size and easy to use, characterized in that a locking possibility for all doors with handles ( 18 ) is given, the shape, the dimensional attachment (height, edge distance) and the seat (inside, outside) of Pawl handles are not restrictive, since the door lock is flexibly attached to the upper frame of the door and can be adjusted to any height by means of a Velcro fastener. 2. Door lock security according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper fastening is preferably effected by a double angle ( 17 ), which allows the inside and outside attachment of the door lock security to the upper frame of the door by the two different angular shapes, however there is also the possibility of separating the shapes and working with two angles ( 21 ) and ( 22 ). 3. Door lock safety device according to claim 2, characterized in that the double angle ( 17 ) or the angle ( 21 ) ( 22 ) on a flexible base band ( 10 ), as shown in Fig. 1, is releasably or firmly attached . 4. Door locking device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on the flexible base band ( 10 ) one behind the other two different Liche Velcro strips A and B ( 11 ) ( 12 ) and ( 13 ) ( 14 ) are firmly attached, the two Velcro strips B ( 11 ) and ( 13 ) received a greater length than the two Velcro straps A ( 12 ) and ( 14 ) for stepless height variation of the door lock due to different latch heights. 5. Door lock protection according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that over the Velcro strips ( 13 ) and ( 14 ) a sliding hose ( 15 ) with a blunt outer surface to achieve a firm fit on the handle ( 18 ) is slidably introduced. 6. Door lock protection according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a spacer hose ( 16 ) on the sliding hose ( 15 ) as a distance encoder and safer for the handle ( 18 ) is attached to the door lock safety device, the spacer hose ( 16 ) in its shape is elastic, making it universally applicable for different thicknesses and shapes of handle handles.