Ships – Ports – Stoppers
Patent
1998-02-03
1999-10-12
Swinehart, Ed
Ships
Ports
Stoppers
114201R, B63B 1900
Patent
active
059641738
ABSTRACT:
A self-contained closure and closure frame assembly are easily mounted in the cabin of a boat, requiring minimal disturbance of the boat structures. The closure requires a minimum of space during movement from a closed to a fully open position, the closure first being moved outwardly generally parallel to the cabin, by pivoted levers, to an initial open position, and then slid to a fully open position. Slide tracks are provided in the closure itself, and they cooperate with slide mechanisms pivotally connected to the closure frame. A series of levers and interlock elements insures proper and secure pivotal movement of the slide mechanisms between closed and initial opening positions, and does not allow sliding movement of the closure until it is substantially in the initial open position. Sliding movement is positively guided to substantially prevent skewing in any plane as the closure is slid open with respect to the frame.
REFERENCES:
"Side doors `pantograph type`" brochure, Nautica Accessori NAUTILUS, Genova, Italy (admitted prior art).
Pacific Coast Marine Industries drawing "Weathertight Overturning Door", PCM-052-B-01 (admitted prior art).
Taylor Made Systems 1998 catalog, pp. 28-32 (admitted prior art).
Erskine Edward J.
Kent Nelson
N.A. Taylor Co. Inc.
Swinehart Ed
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