Security cover
AssigneeCormark, Inc.
InventorsScott Padiak, Thomas M. Conway, Christopher Dominic
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Abstract
A cover can be moved easily for access behind where the cover had been, and easily restored to its original position, without having to unattach and reattach the cover. In one example, cable guides and an edge of a coupled net can be moved in a vertical direction to allow access to shelving without disconnecting them from the shelving structure, and can be moved in the opposite direction to the original position. The cable guides can direct two cables between opposing sides of the shelving structure in that example.
Claims26
A cover assembly for use in connection with shelving structure, the cover assembly comprising:
- a cover suitable for protecting against an object falling off of shelving;
- a first cable;
- a second cable;
- cable guides;
- a top end of the first cable fixedly mountable to a first side of the shelving structure;
- a bottom end of the first cable fixedly mountable to a second side of the shelving structure;
- a top end of the second cable fixedly mountable to the second side of the shelving structure;
- a bottom end of the second cable fixedly mountable to the first side of the shelving structure;
- the cable guides capable of directing the first cable to cross between the first and second sides of the shelving structure;
- the cable guides capable of directing the second cable to cross between the first and second sides of the shelving structure;
- the cover coupled to the cable guides;
- and
- wherein, without disconnection from the shelving structure, the cable guides and at least one edge of the coupled cover can be moved in a vertical direction from an original position to allow access to shelving behind the cover, and can be moved in an opposite vertical direction to restore the at least on edge of the cover to the original position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.