Security device for skylights and other vents, shafts or wells
OwnerRichard M. Hughes, Jr.inventor
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The device 30 has a multitude of armature 10A and 10B that when joined with a hinge rod 12 through the elongated tubular head 16A of said armature 10A and 10B and subsequently joined alternately to a series of base rods 14A and 14B through the base hole 18 of said armature 10A and 10B and then anchored to the interior surface or structural studs 28 of a skylight 32 vent or other point of access becomes a formidable entity for discouraging access by unwanted entities. By virtue of an adjustability provided by a multitude of armature 10A and 10B and a hinge rod 12, the device 30 will conveniently fit the interior dimension of a multitude of skylights, vents and other points of access. The device 30 is simple and easy for a user to install. The spacing of said armature 10A and 10B and the subsequent triangulation of the device 30 when installed creates a device that services as a security system which does not create a obtrusive entity neither does it infringe on the elements such as air or light desired by a user.
A security device to discourage breaking and entry through vents, shafts, wells and other points of access, said device comprising:
A security device comprising;
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