The invention relates to a public sanitary device (1), comprising a housing with walk-in positions (20, 30), each with a receptacle (21, 31) for human excrement and/or urine. The housing is provided with a first housing part (11) intended for placing underground, a second housing part (12) received movably in the first housing part and a third housing part (13) received movably in the second housing part. The sanitary device comprises a drive for moving the second and third housing parts between an underground rest position and an above-ground position of use. At least one of the walk-in positions is provided with a door for closing the walk-in position. The door comprises at least a first and a second door segment (41, 42), which door segments are movable in longitudinal direction relative to each other. The second housing part (12) comprises the first door segment (41) and the third housing part (13) comprises the second door segment (42).

A multi-piece door assembly including a first door portion and a second door portion, which are removable to create a partially open-air experience or fully open-air experience. A pin pocket design is provided for selectively attaching the first door portion to a variety of different types of second door portions. A blow-out tab is provided to keep the multi-piece door assembly from blowing outwardly away from the vehicle with the increase of internal pressures at high speeds or crosswind situations.

A multi-piece door assembly including a first door portion and a second door portion, which are removable to create a partially open-air experience or fully open-air experience. A pin pocket design is provided for selectively attaching the first door portion to a variety of different types of second door portions. A blow-out tab is provided to keep the multi-piece door assembly from blowing outwardly away from the vehicle with the increase of internal pressures at high speeds or crosswind situations.

We disclose methods of blocking the transmission of COVID-19 and other airborne pathogens between people standing on either side of a door separating an interior space from an exterior space. In a preferred embodiment, the method comprises hingedly mounting a rigid transparent gate directly to the door so that the gate swings independently of the door. Preferably, the gate is dimensioned to substantially fill the width defined by the frame holding the door. The method further comprises releasing the gate from a storage position against the door, coupling the gate to the door frame and opening the door.

A two-piece door kit comprises frame members comprising two or more components that can be connected with one or more connectors, a bottom panel that can be movably attached to the frame members, a top panel that can be movably attached to the frame members. Prior to assembly, the two-piece door kit may be packaged compactly in a carton in which the total of the carton length plus twice the carton width plus twice the carton thickness is less than or equal to 165 inches.

The invention relates to a public sanitary device (1), comprising a housing with walk-in positions (20, 30), each with a receptacle (21, 31) for human excrement and/or urine. The housing is provided with a first housing part (11) intended for placing underground, a second housing part (12) received movably in the first housing part and a third housing part (13) received movably in the second housing part. The sanitary device comprises a drive for moving the second and third housing parts between an underground rest position and an above-ground position of use. At least one of the walk-in positions is provided with a door for closing the walk-in position. The door comprises at least a first and a second door segment (41, 42), which door segments are movable in longitudinal direction relative to each other. The second housing part (12) comprises the first door segment (41) and the third housing part (13) comprises the second door segment (42).

A pet door includes an elongated, rectangular panel having a first side edge hingedly attached to the free, pivotal side edge of an exterior door. The panel is formed of an upper section that is foldable onto a lower section to allow the device to be compactly transported or stored. The lower section includes an opening having a movable hatch positioned therein that allows a pet to freely pass through the panel. The upper section of the panel includes a triangular flap hingedly attached to a top edge that is securable to the upper edge of the exterior door. Accordingly, the exterior door is partially opened and the panel is pivoted against the door frame to block the space formed therebetween. The flap is secured to the top edge of the door to overlay the triangular space formed between the exterior door and frame header. Therefore, the panel forms a secure barrier between the open door and the exterior while allowing a pet to freely enter and exit the building.

A multi-piece door assembly including a first door portion and a second door portion, which are removable to create a partially open-air experience or fully open-air experience. A pin pocket design is provided for selectively attaching the first door portion to a variety of different types of second door portions. A blow-out tab is provided to keep the multi-piece door assembly from blowing outwardly away from the vehicle with the increase of internal pressures at high speeds or crosswind situations.

A hemmed edge overhead garage door section having a face, a top rail integral with the face formed longitudinally therealong, the top rail having at least a top rail body extending rearwardly from the face and a top rail leg extending downwardly from the top rail body offset from the face, the top rail body and at least a portion of the top rail leg being thicker than the face, and a bottom rail integral with the face formed longitudinally therealong opposite of the top rail, the bottom rail comprising at least a bottom rail body extending rearwardly from the face and a bottom rail leg extending upwardly from the bottom rail body offset from the face, the bottom rail body and at least a portion of the bottom rail leg being thicker than the face.