Locking security frame
OwnerJohn Ray Faunceinventor
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Abstract
The four sides of a security frame for radios are of channel construction to enclose the fastening means, and three of the sides are hinged together, the fourth side being lockable in place to enclose the radio.
Claims5
A locking security frame comprising four frame sides defining an open center which will receive a four sided article to be secured against theft, each side frame including two parts which are adjustable lengthwise of each other to fit the size of the article, said parts being of channeled cross section with the opening facing inwardly of the frame, the two channel parts at one side frame being disposed to enclose and prevent access to the means used to attach the article to a fixed body, the two channel parts at each of the other three side frames having a sliding fit within each other so that they telescope relative to each other, and releasible securing means for retaining the two parts of each of said three side frames in a fixed lengthwise position, said channelled parts of said other three side frames serving to enclose said releasible securing means and thereby preventing access to said securing means to prevent their release.
A locking security frame comprising four frame sides defining an open center which will receive a four sided article to be secured against theft, each side frame including two parts which are adjustable lengthwise of each other to fit the size of the article, said parts being of channelled cross section with the opening facing inwardly of the frame, and releasible securing means for retaining the two parts of each side frame in a fixed lengthwise position, said channelled parts preventing access to at least some of said securing means to prevent their release and in which there are attached hinges at three of the corners of the frame and at the fourth corner is an angular member one side of which constitutes a part of one side frame and the other side of which constitutes a part of another side frame which meet at said fourth corner.
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