Hurrican strut for double entrance doors

A telescoping HURRICANE STRUT FOR DOUBLE ENTRANCE DOORS, that when attached horizontally to the middle left and right hinges of various width double doors, will substantially stop any wind load deflection of said in-swinging entrance doors, with said strut being comprised of:

• a. two square metal tubes of predetermined material configuration and size, that will telescope to adjust to most double door compositions and widths;
• b. a plurality of predetermined and preferred hole locations and size on the top and bottom planar surfaces of said square tubes for securing said tubes into the preferred strut length for a particular entrance opening;
• c. a “U” shaped strap, of predetermined configuration, hole location and size, bolted, one to each end of said strut at a preferred location and ends of said strap attaching to the top and bottom of the particular existing hinge, using a replacement hinge pivot pin;
• d. two threaded torque screws, with companion threads of predetermined size, through the front and rear planar surfaces of the strut, said torque screw, with a torque lever arm, for adjusting means, on the front end and a removable pressure foot of predetermined material and size threaded onto the opposite end, that when the torque screw is turned inward, tightens the pressure foot into contact with the doors;
• e. a plurality of predetermined threaded hole size and location in the front and rear planar surfaces, of said strut, as needed for the exacting positions of the torque screw assembly in any given double door situation.