Non-metallic door edge guard
AssigneeU.S. Product Development Company
InventorRobert Adell
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Abstract
A layer of material is joined to the exterior surface of a non-metallic edge guard body with the side edges of the layer of material slightly embedded into the body to resist delamination.
Claims6
In combination with the trailing edge of a swinging closure, the improvement in a decorative and protective edge guard fitted onto the trailing edge of the swinging closure, comprising a non-metallic body having a curved base fitting over the edge and legs extending from the base to fit against sides of the swinging closure adjacent the edge, said body containing notch structure forced in its surface and having a certain thickness, a layer of non-metallic material having a thickness corresponding essentially to the thickness of said notch structure, and cooperatively joined to said body and fitted to said notch structure, said layer overlying at least a portion of the exterior surface of said base and an adjoining portion of one of the legs and in which side edges of said layer of non-metallic material that extend lengthwise of the edge guard are embedded into the material of said body.
In combination with the trailing edge of a swinging closure, the improvement in a decorative and protective edge guard fitted onto the trailing edge of the swinging closure, comprising a non-metallic body having a curved base fitting over the edge and legs extending from the base to fit against sides of the swinging closure adjacent the edge, said body, viewed endwise, is essentially symmetrical about an imaginary plane that divides the base into two halves, a layer of material cooperatively joined to said body and which, viewed endwise of the edge guard, covers essentially exactly one-half of the exterior surface of said base and at least substantially all the exterior surface of the adjoining leg and in which side edges of said layer of material that& extend lengthwise of the edge guard are embedded into the material of said body, the other half of the exterior surface of said base and the exterior surface of the other leg being uncovered.
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