Door leaf and door system
AssigneeKingsway Enterprises (UK) Limited
InventorBenjamin HALL
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a door leaf formed of a flexible material, wherein the flexible material is resistant to puncture and resistant to tearing; and to a door system comprising the door leaf.
Claims20
A hinge for rotationally coupling a door leaf to an attachment member and configured to limit rotational travel of the door leaf to 180 degrees, the hinge comprising:
- a hinge pin comprising a top end and a bottom end, the hinge pin defining a vertical axis;
- and
- a top end-cap, the top end-cap comprising a top surface and a bottom surface,
- wherein the top end of the hinge pin is received within the bottom surface of the top end-cap to thereby rotationally couple the door leaf to the attachment member,
- wherein the top surface of the top end-cap is sloped outwardly and downwardly towards the door leaf, at an oblique angle relative to the vertical axis of the hinge pin, thereby preventing an object from being anchored to the top end-cap.
A hinge for rotationally coupling a door leaf to an attachment member and configured to limit rotational travel of the door leaf to 180 degrees, the hinge comprising:
- a hinge pin comprising a top end and a bottom end, the hinge pin defining a vertical axis;
- and
- a top end-cap comprising a top surface and a bottom surface,
- wherein the top end of the hinge pin is received within the bottom surface of the top end-cap to thereby rotationally couple the door leaf to the attachment member,
- wherein the top surface of the top end-cap is sloped downwardly towards the door leaf, at an oblique angle relative to the vertical axis of the hinge pin, thereby preventing an object from being anchored to the top end-cap.
A hinge for rotationally coupling a door leaf to an attachment member, the hinge comprising:
- a hinge pin comprising a top end and a bottom end, the hinge pin defining a vertical axis;
- and
- a top end-cap comprising a top surface and a bottom surface,
- wherein the top end of the hinge pin is received within the bottom surface of the top end-cap to thereby rotationally couple the door leaf to the attachment member,
- wherein the top surface of the top end-cap is sloped outwardly and downwardly towards the door leaf, at an oblique angle relative to the vertical axis of the hinge pin, thereby preventing an object from being anchored to the top end-cap.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.