US2003159392A1PendingUtilityA1

Insect screen comprising partially overlapping segments

Priority: Jan 4, 2000Filed: Dec 21, 2000Published: Aug 28, 2003
Est. expiryJan 4, 2020(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
E06B 9/52E06B 2009/527
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Abstract

The invention relates to a passable closing system for a door or window opening, comprising a length of a first flexible material, which is fixed to supporting members that can be connected to a door or window casing surrounding said opening. The supporting members are made up of at least one strip-shaped member of a second flexible material, which is fixed to said length of material, and which can be detachably connected to the casing. Preferably, a strip-shaped member fitted near the upper side of said length of material is connected to said casing at a point located near one end of said strip-shaped member and at a point located between the ends of said strip-shaped member.

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1 . A passable closing system for a door or window opening, comprising two lengths ( 3 ,  4 ) of a first flexible material, which lengths ( 3 ,  4 ) overlap near the middle of the opening and which each are fixed to supporting members ( 5 ,  16 ) that are connectable to a door or window casing ( 1 ) surounding said opening, characterized in that said supporting members ( 5 ,  16 ) are each made up of at least one strip-shaped member extending perpendicularly to the longitudinal direction of said lengths ( 3 ,  4 ) and made of a second flexible, resilient material allowing the bending and automatically returning of the strip-shaped members during passage through the door or window opening between the two lengths, which strip shaped members are fitted to said length of material near the upper ends of each length ( 3 ,  4 ) such that they overlap each other and which are connectable to the casing ( 1 ).

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