Deadbolt Securing Device
OwnerRichard Glazarinventor
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Abstract
This invention has to do with security devices used to retain a deadbolt in a locked position on a door. The device is positioned on over a deadbolt actuating handle and positioned to straddle a doorknob located below the deadbolt handle. The deadbolt actuating handle is prevented from turning to an unlocked position by the device.
Claims18
A deadbolt actuating handle securing apparatus for use in securing a deadbolt actuating handle in a locked position comprising:
- a body portion having a first and a second descender extending from the body portion of the deadbolt actuating handle securing device;
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- a deadbolt actuating handle receiving portion of the deadbolt actuating handle securing device extending from the body portion of the device away from the first and second descenders.
A deadbolt actuating handle securing apparatus for use in securing a deadbolt actuating handle in a locked position comprising:
- a body portion having a first and a second descender extending from the body portion of the deadbolt actuating handle securing device;
- a deadbolt actuating handle receiving portion of the deadbolt actuating handle securing device extending from the body portion of the device away from the first and second descenders, and;
- length adjustment apparatus carried by the deadbolt actuating handle securing device whereby the length of the device is adjustable from a short configuration to a longer configuration.
A deadbolt actuating handle securing apparatus for use in securing a deadbolt actuating handle in a locked position comprising:
- a body portion having a first and a second descender extending from the body portion of the deadbolt actuating handle securing device;
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- a deadbolt actuating handle receiving portion extending from the body portion of the device away from the first and second descenders including a first ascender and a second ascender connected together by a web of material and a circumferential ring connecting the first ascender to the second ascender.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.