Door stopper and holder device
OwnerAmélie Majorinventor
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Abstract
A door stopper and holder device for a door and having a distal part for anchoring to a structure adjacent the door when in a door open position, and a proximal part movably mounting onto the distal part. The proximal part is movable between an operating configuration, in either stopper mode or holder mode with the proximal part either being in abutment with the door or capturing the door therewith in the door open position, respectively, and a switching configuration in which the proximal part allows the door to be moved relative to the device which switches between the stopper and holder modes of the operating configuration. A device axis is generally perpendicular to a door plane when the door is in the door open position.
Claims16
A door stopper and holder device for operating with a door when in a door open position, the door having a main body defining a door plane, the device comprising:
- a distal part for anchoring to a structure adjacent the door when in the door open position;
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- a proximal part movably mounted on the distal part;
- wherein the proximal part is movable between an operating configuration and a switching configuration, with a longitudinal device axis being perpendicular to the door plane when the door is in the door open position, the operating configuration comprises a stopper mode with the proximal part in abutment with the door in the door open position and a holder mode with the proximal part capturing the door therein in the door open position, and the switching configuration comprises wherein the proximal part is adapted to allow the door to be moved relative to the device when switching between the stopper mode and the holder mode of the operating configuration;
- wherein the proximal part is rotatably mounted on the distal part about the device axis, with the proximal part being rotatable about the device axis between the operating configuration and the switching configuration.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.