A method of attaching a kick plate to a lower margin of a door face. The door face extends upward from a lower edge to an upper edge. The door face has a first side edge and a second side edge opposite the first side edge. The door face has a door face height and a door face width. The method includes orienting a kick plate assembly having a front face and a magnetic back face so the back face faces the door face. The kick plate assembly is centered generally evenly between the first side edge and the second side edge, and a bottom edge of the kick plate assembly is aligned generally parallel to the lower edge of the door face. The magnetic back face of the kick plate assembly is magnetically joined to the door face so the kick plate assembly is selectively separable from the door.

A method of attaching a kick plate to a lower margin of a door face. The door face extends upward from a lower edge to an upper edge. The door face has a first side edge and a second side edge opposite the first side edge. The door face has a door face height and a door face width. The method includes orienting a kick plate assembly having a front face and a magnetic back face so the back face faces the door face. The kick plate assembly is centered generally evenly between the first side edge and the second side edge, and a bottom edge of the kick plate assembly is aligned generally parallel to the lower edge of the door face. The magnetic back face of the kick plate assembly is magnetically joined to the door face so the kick plate assembly is selectively separable from the door.

A position sensing system and method for detecting the displacement of a door from a reference position, such as, for example, from a closed position. The system includes a magnetometer that may be operably connected to the door, and which measures positional location relative to a reference magnetic field, such as, for example, a magnetic field provided by a magnet of a lock device. The system may also include an accelerometer that detects acceleration of the door, and thereby provides an indication of when location is to be measured by the magnetometer. Measurement information from the magnetometer is used to derive a position indicator that is compared to a reference indicator, the reference indicator being associated with the reference position. Differences between the position and reference indicators may provide an indication that the door has been moved from the reference position.

A position sensing system and method for detecting the displacement of a door from a reference position, such as, for example, from a closed position. The system includes a magnetometer that may be operably connected to the door, and which measures positional location relative to a reference magnetic field, such as, for example, a magnetic field provided by a magnet of a lock device. The system may also include an accelerometer that detects acceleration of the door, and thereby provides an indication of when location is to be measured by the magnetometer. Measurement information from the magnetometer is used to derive a position indicator that is compared to a reference indicator, the reference indicator being associated with the reference position. Differences between the position and reference indicators may provide an indication that the door has been moved from the reference position.

Systems and methods for securing an emergency exit door on an armrest of a seat are provided. A system includes a latch connected to an armrest of a seat of a vehicle. The latch is moveable relative to the armrest between a stowed position and a deployed position. The latch is structured and arranged to engage an edge of a door that is associated with an exit of the vehicle to hold the door on the armrest.

Systems and methods for securing an emergency exit door on an armrest of a seat are provided. A system includes a latch connected to an armrest of a seat of a vehicle. The latch is moveable relative to the armrest between a stowed position and a deployed position. The latch is structured and arranged to engage an edge of a door that is associated with an exit of the vehicle to hold the door on the armrest.

A public bathroom door gap cover includes a bathroom assembly, a strip assembly, a cylinder assembly and a clip assembly. The bathroom assembly includes a bathroom door and a stall wall. The strip assembly includes a strip having an elongated shape. The strip is portable and made of a flexible material. The clip assembly is attached to the strip and allows to removably attach the strip to the stall wall. The cylinder assembly includes a power spring that allows retracting the strip to store the strip in the cylinder.

A public bathroom door gap cover includes a bathroom assembly, a strip assembly, a cylinder assembly and a clip assembly. The bathroom assembly includes a bathroom door and a stall wall. The strip assembly includes a strip having an elongated shape. The strip is portable and made of a flexible material. The clip assembly is attached to the strip and allows to removably attach the strip to the stall wall. The cylinder assembly includes a power spring that allows retracting the strip to store the strip in the cylinder.

A system and method for reducing bird collisions with glazing utilizes a UV light source and a perforated opaque object. The UV light source is located adjacent an edge of a glass panel and is configured to project UV light rays onto a planar surface of the glass panel. The perforated opaque object is located between the UV light source and the planar surface of the glass panel, such that UV light rays passing through the perforated object cast onto the planar surface of the glass panel a UV shadow visible to birds and substantially invisible to humans.

A system and method for reducing bird collisions with glazing utilizes a UV light source and a perforated opaque object. The UV light source is located adjacent an edge of a glass panel and is configured to project UV light rays onto a planar surface of the glass panel. The perforated opaque object is located between the UV light source and the planar surface of the glass panel, such that UV light rays passing through the perforated object cast onto the planar surface of the glass panel a UV shadow visible to birds and substantially invisible to humans.