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US 2020/0002983 A1Published application
Telescoping Door Barricade Device and Related Methods
OwnerRon Brelandinventor
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Abstract
Barricading devices and methods are described herein for various door configurations. The disclosed barricades can protect the occupants of a room and/or structure with an outward opening door, an inward opening door, and/or double doors from any threatening situation, such as an active shooter, deranged intruder, disgruntled patient or customer, etc., quickly and easily in seconds. The disclosed barricade devices include spring-loaded telescoping arms that, when activated, extend outwardly over at least part of the adjacent walls to ensure that the door cannot move relative to the adjacent walls.
Claims17
A barricade comprising:
- a mounting portion configured to be fixedly mounted on a door;
- and
- a locking portion attached to the mounting portion, the locking portion comprising:
- a frame having a first telescoping arm and a second telescoping arm contained therein, wherein the first telescoping arm is arranged to extend from the frame in a first direction and the second telescoping arm is arranged to extend from the frame in a second direction opposite the first direction.
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A barricade assembly comprising:
- an inner door bracket having a first planar surface attached to a second planar surface, wherein the inner door bracket is configured to be mounted to a door;
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- a locking bar assembly secured to the inner door bracket, the locking bar assembly comprising;
- a first telescoping arm configured to extend out from the locking bar assembly in a first direction;
- a second telescoping arm configured to extend out from the locking bar assembly in a second direction opposite the first direction;
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- a release bar in communication with the first telescoping arm and the second telescoping arm such that when the release bar is engaged, the first telescoping arm and the second telescoping arm move from an unlocked position to a locked position.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.