Device for dividing floor coverings at a door opening

Movable or removable closures – Threshold – With diverse seal

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49470, 49501, 52459, 52393, 52410, E06B 170

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053967348

ABSTRACT:
A device for dividing coverings on a floor at a door opening, comprises a rail sunk into the floor across the door opening. The rail has a substantially uniform H-shaped cross-section, comprising a cross-member with first arms extending upwardly therefrom to define a first groove and second arms extending downwardly therefrom to define a second groove. A magnetic sealing strip is received within the first groove and is vertically moveable within it. A set screw extends upwardly into the second groove and engages a nut which is held within the second groove.

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