A door stop is insertable between a stationery door frame and a movable door for maintaining the door in an open position. The door stop has a body that includes a base portion, a handle portion, an attachment member, and a tether. The base portion is configured for insertion between the door frame and the movable member. The handle portion is coupled to the base portion. The attachment member is configured for being attached to one of a wall, the door frame and door. The tether is provided with a first end that is coupled to the attachment member, and a second end that is coupled to the body. The insertion of the base member between the door frame and door, and the engagement of the base member with the door frame and door maintains the door in an open position.

The door stopper is adhered to the front wing of the door that has been completely opened and the door is prevented to move from this point on. When the door is desired to be closed, the door is pulled gently by hand, the force applied by the door to the stopper tensions the pressure spring and the pressure spring forces the moveable head down to the floor, thereby enabling the door to pass over the stopper.

A door stop is insertable between a stationery door frame and a movable door for maintaining the door in an open position. The door stop has a body that includes a base portion, a handle portion, an attachment member, and a tether. The base portion is configured for insertion between the door frame and the movable member. The handle portion is coupled to the base portion. The attachment member is configured for being attached to one of a wall, the door frame and door. The tether is provided with a first end that is coupled to the attachment member, and a second end that is coupled to the body. The insertion of the base member between the door frame and door, and the engagement of the base member with the door frame and door maintains the door in an open position.

An outer handle device for a vehicle door has a decorative cover mounted on an outer face of a handle body that forms part of an outer handle and is disposed on an outer panel, wherein a mounting groove having a substantially U-shaped cross section and formed from a bottom wall and a pair of side walls connected to the bottom wall is formed in an outside face of the handle body, and a plurality of supporting projections, which abut against the decorative cover inserted into the mounting groove and form a first gap between the bottom wall and the decorative cover, are provided on the bottom wall while being disposed on a periphery of a plurality of injection holes provided in the bottom wall for injecting an adhesive so as to fill the first gap, with one of the supporting projections corresponding to one of the injection holes.

An example security device includes a tag and a sled. The tag may include a security element, a receiving recess, a locking channel adjacent to the receiving recess, and a slug biased towards a sled facing surface of the tag. The sled may include a base having a tab extending therefrom, an adhesive applied to a product facing surface of the base for applying the sled to a product, and a cavity in the base having an opening on a tag facing surface of the base

According to an embodiment of the disclosure, an improved window lock includes a base hinge, a lever lock, and a base hook. The base hinge includes an adhesive material that allows mounting of the base hinge to either the window being locked or a frame that moves with the window being locked. The lever lock moves with respect to the base hinge with the interface between the two being respective hinge portions. The base hook includes an adhesive material that allows a mounting of base hook to a frame at a particular desired location for locking the window.

A replaceable antimicrobial system for providing a replaceable antimicrobial surface to inhibit and reduce microorganism growth on a surface. The replaceable antimicrobial system generally includes providing an antimicrobial cover, positioning the antimicrobial cover upon an object such as a handle, and securing the antimicrobial cover to the object or removably affixing the antimicrobial cover with adhesive. The securing of the antimicrobial cover is accomplished by heat shrinking the antimicrobial cover upon the object. Alternatively, the securing of the antimicrobial cover is accomplished by an adhesive backing attached to the antimicrobial cover. After a period of time of usage where the antimicrobial cover loses its effectiveness to inhibit microorganisms, the antimicrobial cover is removed and a replaced with a new antimicrobial cover.

A new and useful door locking device, door locking assembly, and method of constructing a door locking assembly is provided. The door locking device includes first and second subassemblies configured to connect to a door jamb and door, respectively, a first locking member connected to one of the subassemblies and a second locking member connected to the other subassembly. The first and second locking members are selectively engaged to lock the door with the jamb and selectively disengaged to unlock the door from the jamb. The connection of the second subassembly to the door being is designed to allow adjustment of the one of the locking components in a plurality of directions, to enable the door locking device to be adjusted provide a predetermined locking orientation of the first and second locking members. The connection of the first subassembly to the door jamb is designed to provide minimal, easily repaired, intrusion to the structure of the doorjamb; and the connection of the second subassembly to the door is of a type that connects to the door surface without damage to the door while providing a secure connection of the locking components when they are selectively engaged.

A process and apparatus for providing a cabinet security system is disclosed. The system includes a magnetic lock to be mounted on a movable cabinet panel and a catch that is mounted on a cabinet frame and configured to engage the magnetic lock to hold the cabinet panel in a closed position relative to the cabinet frame.

Replacement handle systems and methods involving: a replacement handle having two distal ends, the replacement handle including at least one of: a polymer material, a metallic material, a ceramic material, and a composite material; and an adhesive component for coupling the replacement handle with an appliance door surface, the adhesive component including at least one of a foam pad and an adhesive material, the adhesive component providing a high-strength bond between the replacement handle and the appliance door surface, and the adhesive component having an adhesive strength in a minimum range of approximately 1.1 MPa to approximately 1.8 MPa, whereby decoupling of the replacement handle from the appliance door surface is minimized.