IP Library Granted Patent US 7,624,730
Granted Patent B2
US 7,624,730 · App. 11/650,881 · Granted Dec 1, 2009

Adjustable quick install/remove stove guard

Assignee: Qi Dang
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 7,624,730
App. No.
11/650,881
Granted
Dec 1, 2009
Kind
B2
Abstract

A stove (or range) burner guard attached to the front of a gas or electrical stove (or range) by inserting the adjustable guard panel supports between the oven door handle and the oven door. The guard panel supports are secured to the oven by two identical holding devices, which are attached to the surface of the oven door. The guard prevents young children from reaching the burners, control knobs and cookware on the stovetop. The guard can be installed or removed in seconds.

Claims (2)

1. A stove guard assembly comprising: a guard panel mounted on an oven door of a stove, said guard panel including an upper rectangular portion and a lower rectangular portion, said upper and lower rectangular portions having a width greater than a width of the stove, said lower rectangular portion being inclined outwardly and having a bottom edge resting on a handle of said oven door, said upper rectangular portion being parallel to said oven door; said lower rectangular portion adjustably attached to two guard panel supports wherein said guard panel supports are inserted between said oven door handle and said oven door; further comprising two U-shaped holding devices mounted on a front surface of said oven door, said U-shaped holding devices each receiving a bottom edge of said guard panel supports.

2. The stove guard assembly of claim 1 , wherein said lower rectangular portion is adjustably attached to said guard panel supports by two slots in said lower rectangular portion each receiving a bolt extending through one of said guard panel supports.

Continuity (1)
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