Child proof cupboard closure
OwnerTroy Wheelwrightinventor
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A cabinet closure device is made from a section of nylon or similar cord and utilizes one or more cord stop devices to form a loop of cord that is adjustable and securable around two objects to be secured from movement or opening. A user slides the closure device around two objects and then pulls on one or each of the loop ends to secure the closure device around the objects. To release the closure device, the user need only release the cord stop and the closure device will be loosen and the objects (doors or drawers for example) may be opened. For the best function, the knot on the end of the cord that does not have the traditional cord stop should be pulled tight against the main cord stop. Once the unit is placed around the knobs of a cabinet, the user can simply pull the 2nd cord to tighten the device. Once tight, the additional cord stop can be slid upwards abutting the main cord stop. In this configuration, the cord is locked on both ends securely and cannot be forced open.
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A flexible cord securing device, configured for engaging with first and second objects, for generally preventing movement of first and second objects, said flexible cord securing device comprising:
The flexible cord securing device of claim 1, wherein said flexible cord locking mechanism engagement device includes a region configured to be depressed and released.
The flexible cord securing device of claim 1, wherein each of said first and second ends of said length of flexible cord include a flexible cord end cover device, configured for covering a knot tied in each of said first and second ends of said flexible cord.
The flexible cord securing device of claim 3, wherein said flexible cord and cover devices include a smaller aperture at a proximal end and a larger aperture at a distal end such that said larger aperture of said distal end can be pulled over the knot tied in each of said first and second ends of said flexible cord to provide an aesthetically pleasing and functionally useful grip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.