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Granted Patent B2
US 9,074,395 · App. 13/921,354 · Granted Jul 7, 2015

Removable door stop

Inventor: Michell Soares Packer (Wichita Falls, TX)
E05C19/182E05C17/54
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 9,074,395
App. No.
13/921,354
Granted
Jul 7, 2015
Kind
B2
Abstract

A door stop for mounting on a door, the door stop having two or more body segments. A first body segment of the door stop is connected to a second body segment of the door stop via a connector. In one mode of operation, when the door stop is mounted on a door, the first body segment protrudes beyond a surface of the door, preventing closure of the door. The door stop may be removably mounted to the top or side of a door.

Claims (8)

1. A door stop positioned on a top of a door for preventing closing of the door against a door frame comprising:

a first body segment;

a second body segment; and

a connector having a first end attached to the first body segment, the second body segment having a tunnel allowing the connector to pass through the second body segment, locking means positioned at a second end of the connector for fixedly securing the door stop in a desired adjustment;

wherein, in a first mode of operation, the first and second body segments are fixedly secured on the top of the door at a first adjustment position, the height of the first body segment configured to contact the door frame, preventing closure of the door;

wherein, in a second mode of operation, the first body segment is freely moved downward, allowing the door to be closed, and is returned and fixedly secured in a second adjustment position, preventing the door from being opened.

2. The door stop of claim 1 , wherein said connector comprises one or more cords.

3. The door stop of claim 1 wherein, if the door is moved in the direction of the second body segment, an end of the second body segment is configured to contact a wall, preventing damage to said wall.

Continuity (3)
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