Assembly for the top of a security wall
OwnerJames R. Madden, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
A high security top element assembly for a security wall includes arcuate elements extending outwardly and downwardly from the top of a wall. The arcuate elements extend in both directions from the top of the wall. The arcuate elements terminate outwardly from the wall a sufficient distance to prevent a person climbing the wall from reaching out and contacting the arcuate elements and the arcuate elements are spaced apart a sufficient distance to prevent a person from passing between adjacent elements.
Claims20
A security wall assembly comprising in combination:
- a security wall having a vertical portion and a top portion;
- an inside convex/concave element secured to the top portion and extending arcuately upwardly and outwardly and downwardly and outwardly from the top portion;
- the inside convex/concave element terminates in a distal end at a predetermined distance from the security wall;
- an outside convex/concave element secured to the top portion adjacent to the inside convex/concave element and extending arcuately upwardly and outwardly and downwardly and outwardly;
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- the outside element terminates at least five feet from the vertical portion to prevent a person scaling the wall from contacting the distal end.
An assembly for the top of a security wall comprising in combination:
- a security wall having a vertical portion and a top portion;
- a first plurality of elements secured to and extending outwardly and downwardly from the top portion of the security wall, and each element of the plurality of elements includes a convex surface and a concave surface;
- a second plurality of elements secured to and extending outwardly and downwardly from the top portion of the security wall and generally oppositely from the first plurality of elements, and each element of the second plurality of elements includes a convex surface and a concave surface;
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- each element of the first and second plurality of elements terminates in a distal end at at least five feet outwardly from the vertical portion of the security wall to prevent a person scaling the wall from contacting the distal ends.
An assembly for the top of a security wall comprising in combination:
- a security wall having a vertical portion and a top portion;
- a first convex element secured to the top portion or the security wall having a concave interior portion, and the first convex element extends outwardly and downwardly from the top portion of the security wall and terminates in a first distal end at least five feet from the vertical portion of the security wall;
- a second convex element secured to the top portion of the security wall having a concave interior portion, and the second convex element extends outwardly and downwardly from the top portion of the security wall and terminates in a second distal end at least five feet from the vertical portion of the security wall;
- the first and second convex elements are generally parallel to and spaced apart from each other at a predetermined distance;
- a third convex element secured to and extending outwardly and downwardly from the top portion of the security wall generally oppositely from the first convex element;
- a fourth convex element secured to and extending outwardly and downwardly from the top portion of the security wall generally oppositely from the second convex element;
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- the first and second convex elements are spaced apart not greater than twelve inches.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.