A cover device for covering the angle formed between the edge of a hinged door and a door frame includes first and second elongate bodies, each body having substantially parallel sides and divided by hinge lines parallel to the sides into a plurality of elongate panels. The first body is mountable at one end to the door, and the second body is mountable at one end to a frame relative to which the door hinges. The hingeable connection between the bodies is by at least one longitudinal channel and at least one longitudinal protrusion which locates within the channel to be removeably held within it but able to move longitudinally with respect to it, and thereby to act as a hinge whilst enabling the relative longitudinal movement between the elongate bodies.

The invention relates to a hinge-sided finger protection device for a wing door, comprising at least a protective profile (1) and at least a fastening means (3) for fastening the protective profile (1) to a door frame (R) of the wing door. The protective profile (1) can be plugged onto the fastening means (3), wherein the protective profile (1) accommodates in itself the fastening means (3) in the plugged-on state. The protective profile (1) is non-destructively removable from the fastening means (3) and can be again plugged thereon. The at least one fastening means is preferably a clip (3).

A connector housing includes a housing body having a socket adapted to receive an external electronic module inserted in an insertion direction and a shielding sheet having a first elastic sheet disposed on an inner side of the housing body, a second elastic sheet disposed on an outer side of the housing body, and a first bent portion connected between the first elastic sheet and the second elastic sheet and adapted to be clamped on an edge of the socket. The housing body has an outer wall with a mounting passageway. A free end of the first elastic sheet and/or the second elastic sheet has a pair of lap portions on a pair of sides parallel to the insertion direction. The free end of the first elastic sheet and/or the second elastic sheet is slidably engaged with the mounting passageway in the insertion direction.

An anti-pinch shield for a motor vehicle having a front passenger swing door a rear passenger swing door includes a body having a mount surface configured for attachment to at least one of a B-pillar of the motor vehicle, between a trailing rear edge of the front passenger swing door and a leading front edge of a rear passenger swing door, and an A-pillar of the motor vehicle, between the leading front edge of the front passenger swing door and an adjacent front vehicle panel. The body has a non-planar surface facing opposite said mount surface. The non-planar surface has a contour that matches the arc of travel of a respective one of the leading front edge of the rear passenger swing door and the leading front edge of the front passenger swing door.

An item of furniture includes a first furniture part, a second furniture part, and at least two furniture hinges for pivotally connecting the first furniture part and the second furniture part. The furniture hinges are spaced from each other along a longitudinal direction of the furniture parts, and a gap is formed between the first furniture part and the second furniture part. A cover portion extends at least between the first furniture hinge and the second furniture hinge so that the gap can be at least partially covered. The first furniture part and the second furniture part can be moved by the at least two furniture hinges into a position in which the first furniture part and the second furniture part are aligned substantially coplanar relative to one another. The cover portion, in the coplanar position, is substantially fully covered by the first furniture part and/or the second furniture part.

A pivotable corner element for a radiation protection wall comprises at least one hinge defining a pivot axis and two side elements connected via the at least one hinge, wherein the side elements can be pivoted relative to one another around the pivot axis. Upon pivoting of the side elements, an intermediate space between the side elements results depending on a respective pivot position. The corner element has at least one blind arranged in the intermediate space, wherein the at least one blind is displaceable relative to the side elements in a way that the at least one blind at least partially covers the intermediate space independently from the respective pivot position.

A finger protection device (S) includes a housing (2), a first fastener strip (4) and a web (1), wherein the housing can be fastened to a door frame (R), or to a door leaf (F), such that, when the device is used as intended, the web (1) covers a gap between the door leaf (F) and the door frame (R). A second fastener strip (3) can be connected to the first fastener strip (4) in order to tension the web (1) between the housing (2) and first fastener strip (4). The second fastener strip (3) can be hooked in the first fastener strip (4) in order to tension the web (1).

The present invention provides a pinch-preventing safety hinge for a hinged door, which connects a door to a doorjamb mounted in a wall so that the door is opened or closed while rotating about the doorjamb and which includes a hinge unit including a fixing member secured to the doorjamb and a rotary member secured to one side end of the door and hingedly coupled to the fixing member so as to rotate, and a shielding unit rotatably coupled to a rotary shaft of the fixing member or the rotary member, the shielding unit being fixed to the fixing member by hinge motion of the hinge unit.

A finger guard device for a pivotable leaf door has a roller screen housing, a roller screen web which has a fastening means, and a mounting profile. The finger guard device can be fastened to a door frame by means of the housing and to the leaf door by means of the mounting profile. The fastening means of the roller screen web can be connected detachably to the mounting profile so that the roller screen web covers a gap between the door leaf and the door frame when the finger guard device is used as intended. The mounting profile has a supporting leg for placing on and fastening to the door leaf. The mounting profile is in the form of an angled profile and has a fastening leg, which projects beyond the supporting leg, for detachably fastening the fastening means of the roller screen web.

A snap-on safety guard for door gaps preferably includes a jamb split tube and a cover plate. The jamb split tube includes a lengthwise gap. A curved jamb device is retained in a kerf slot of a kerf-style door frame. A molding lip extends inward from one end of the curved jamb device and a kerf lip extends inward from an opposing end thereof. A U-shaped clip is retained in a kerf slot of a kerf-style door frame. The U-shaped clip includes a kerf base, an inner kerf lip and an outer kerf lip. An L-shaped clip is retained in a kerf slot of a kerf-style door. The cover plate preferably includes a flat plate with at least one living hinge formed parallel with a length of the cover plate. An inner surface of the cover plate is attached to one of the jamb tubes.