Triangle Brass Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Jason Bennett

Adam Matusz

Curtis Patrick Odom

Adjustable and configurable bent door pull assembly

An adjustable bent door pull to be installed on a first surface of a door, the adjustable door pull including a bent grip to facilitate gripping thereof, the bent grip including a main portion, and a bent portion angularly disposed on at least a portion of the main portion to extend away from the main portion with respect to a lateral direction, and at least one detachable standoff removably connected to the bent grip to allow the bent grip to be attached to the first surface of the door, the at least one detachable standoff including an attachment portion comprising an aperture to receive the bent grip therein, a clamp portion disposed on a first end of the attachment portion to control movement of the bent grip through the aperture, an offset portion disposed on a second end of the attachment portion to extend away from the attachment portion in a first direction, and a protruding portion to extend away from the offset portion in a second direction different from the first direction to connect to the first surface of the door.

Adjustable and configurable bent door pull

An arm-receiving door handle and sliding lock system, including an arm-receiving door handle assembly, including an interior plate removably connected to at least a portion of an inner surface of a door to receive a limb of a user thereon, and an exterior plate removably connected to at least a portion of an exterior surface of the door, and a sliding lock assembly, including a knob assembly removably connected to the interior plate to move laterally from unlocked in a first position to at least partially locked in a second position, and from locked in the second position to at least partially unlocked in the first position, a carrier connected to the knob assembly, and a bolt removably connected within at least a portion of the carrier to move from retracted within the carrier to at least partially extended from the carrier in response to moving the knob assembly toward the second position, and move from extended to at least partially retracted within the carrier in response to moving the knob assembly toward the first position.

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San Marcos, CA, United States of America

Jason Bennett