Temporary securing device for a stair runner
OwnerTony Goodeninventor
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Abstract
A device for temporarily securing a stair runner on a staircase comprises an elongated shaft. An extension member extends from a first end of the shaft and is biased outward from the first end of the shaft, such that the extension member is movable from an extended position to a retracted position. A second end of the shaft and the distal end of the extension member terminate in a head adapted to grip a surface and resist lateral movement. The length of the device when the extension member is in the retracted position is less than a width of a stair. A handle extends substantially radially from the shaft.
Claims15
A device for temporarily securing a stair runner on a staircase, the device comprising:
- an elongated shaft;
- an extension member attached to the shaft such that the extension member is movable longitudinally with respect to the shaft, wherein the extension member is biased longitudinally outward from a first end of the shaft, such that the extension member is movable between an extended position and a retracted position;
- a second end of the shaft and a distal end of the extension member terminating in a head, the head adapted to grip a surface and resist lateral movement of the head;
- wherein a length of the device when the extension member is in the retracted position is less than a width of a stair;
- a handle extending substantially radially from the shaft.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.