Locking assembly
OwnerWilliam J. Ervineinventor
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Abstract
A locking assembly for a sliding door or window including an angle member disposed with one flange section in a horizontal position normally and a second flange section extending downwardly therefrom in a vertical plane, a pair of rigid elongated bars connected to the second flange section below the first flange section with at least one being pivotally connected, the elongated bars being disposed normally in a horizontal position aligned longitudinally of each other with their adjacent ends spaced horizontally along the second flange section, mounting brackets pivotally attached to the free ends of the elongated bars, and means positionable between the angle member and the pivotally connected elongated bar selectively to prevent the elongated bars from being oriented in a longitudinally aligned locked position.
Claims8
A locking assembly for a sliding door or window including an angle member disposed with a first flange section in a horizontal position normally and a second flange section extending downwardly therefrom in a vertical plane, a pair or rigid elongated bars connected to said second flange section below said first flange section with at least one being pivotally connected, said elongated bars being disposed normally in a horizontal position aligned longitudinally of each other with their adjacent ends spaced longitudinally along said second flange section, mounting brackets pivotally attached to the free ends of said elongated bars, and a loop member positionable to abut between the bottom of said first flange section and the top of said pivotally connected elongated bar selectively to prevent said elongated bars from being oriented in a longitudinally aligned locked position, said loop member being slidably disposed on said one of said elongated bars.
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