Safety sign with extension arm
OwnerByron H. Howell, Voris L. Spicerinventors
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An extension arm connected to a panel of a safety sign is moveable between a first position extending laterally of the panel a distance at least equal to the maximum width of the panel and a second position. In one embodiment the arm is an assembly held to a handhold of the safety sign. In some embodiments the arm is hinged for folding in the manner of a carpenter's rule. In some embodiments the arm is rotatable between an operative laterally extending, generally horizontal, position and a stowed position. In other embodiments, an A-frame safety sign has a removable arm attached to it, the removable arm when attached being movable to a position extending outward a distance at least equal to the maximum width of the panel.
In combination, an A-frame safety sign having a first panel and a second panel hinged together at an upper portion of each panel by two spaced apart hinges and a handhold between the hinges, an arm extending laterally beyond the panels by at least the width of the panels, and a connector holding the arm to the handhold, the arm being removably clamped to the handhold.
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