Safety door barricade
AssigneeNational School Control Systems, LLC
InventorsWilliam W. Cushwa, Jr., David A. Soulsby
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AssigneeNational School Control Systems, LLC
InventorsWilliam W. Cushwa, Jr., David A. Soulsby
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A door barricade includes a base member and a securing mechanism. The base member has a size that permits it to be positioned under a door, with a first upwardly extending portion positioned on the base member and a second upwardly extending portion positioned on the base member. The first and second upwardly extending portions are spaced a distance from one another that is greater than or equal to a width of a door. The securing mechanism is coupled to the base member for mating with a floor. The base member and the securing member together serve to barricade a door such that the door will not move even upon the application of significant force when the securing mechanism is fixedly coupled to a floor.
A method for securing a door in a closed position during an emergency situation with a barricade, the barricade including a base member having a base portion for coupling to the door that includes a protruding portion extending from the base portion, wherein the protruding portion deters movement of the door from the closed position to an open position, and a securing mechanism for fixedly coupling the base member to a non-door surface when the door is in the closed position, said method comprising:
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