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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 05, 2023
Filed:
Jun. 21, 2022
Triangle Brass Manufacturing Co., Inc., Oceanside, CA (US);
Martin Simon, Long Beach, CA (US);
Triangle Brass Manufacturing Co., Inc., Oceanside, CA (US);
Abstract
An adjustable door pull to be installed on a first surface of a door that opens an entrance through which a user can walk, the adjustable door pull including a grip to allow the user to pull the door open such that the user is able to walk through the entrance, at least one detachable standoff, including an attachment portion having an aperture into which the grip is inserted, and a protruding portion disposed at a first end on at least a portion of the attachment portion to extend from the attachment portion and the grip to contact the first surface of the door on a second end opposite with respect to the first end, the protruding portion including an aperture to allow the attachment portion to be coupled to the grip, and a set screw to be inserted fully into the aperture of the protruding portion until the set screw also inserts at least partially into the aperture of the attachment portion to couple the attachment portion to the grip, and a through bolt to be inserted through a hole from a second surface of the door, the through bolt comprising a threaded portion to screw into the aperture of the protruding portion to fix the protruding portion to the first surface of the door, such that the through bolt is disposed a distance from the set screw within the aperture of the protruding portion.