Abstract: A locking mechanism for a child safety barrier (1) may be activated by a foot pedal (6) which can only be operated when an auxiliary lock (8) has been activated. The auxiliary lock (8) is formed by a mechanical unit, which has an electrical receiver (8a) which, when receiving an electrical signal, e.g. an electromagnetic signal from a transmitter (9), can activate the auxiliary lock (8), following which the foot pedal (6) may be activated. The transmitter (9) may be incorporated in a remote control unit of the hand-held type, or it may be mounted on a wall, where an adult can activate the transmitter, e.g. by an elbow. The transmitter may also be a unit which continuously transmits electromagnetic signals which activate the auxiliary lock when they are interrupted.

Abstract: A hinge for a child safety barrier, consisting of first (1, 9) and second (2, 10) bracket parts, wherein the first bracket part is formed with a pin (4) whose free end is formed with a shoulder (5). The second bracket part (2, 10) is formed with a hole (7) with two sections, where the first section has a larger diameter than the second section. This provides an edge between the two sections, which, together with the shoulder (5) of the pin, serves as a lock between the two bracket parts. If the length of the pin is larger than the length of the section of the smallest diameter, then the two hinge parts may be displaced relative to each other in the direction of the pin, which is an advantage when the hinge is used in connection with child safety barriers. The two bracket parts of the hinge are formed with respective locking parts which cooperate such that when one bracket part is displaced relative to the other bracket part, the bracket parts may be rotated relative to each other.

Abstract: A hinge for a child safety barrier, consisting of first (1, 9) and second (2, 10) bracket parts, wherein the first bracket part is formed with a pin (4) whose free end is formed with a shoulder (5). The second bracket part (2, 10) is formed with a hole (7) with two sections, where the first section has a larger diameter than the second section. This provides an edge between the two sections, which, together with the shoulder (5) of the pin, serves as a lock between the two bracket parts. If the length of the pin is larger than the length of the section of the smallest diameter, then the two hinge parts may be displaced relative to each other in the direction of the pin, which is an advantage when the hinge is used in connection with child safety barriers The two bracket parts of the hinge are formed with respective locking parts which cooperate such that when one bracket part is displaced relative to the other bracket part, the bracket parts may be rotated relative to each other.

Abstract: A child safety barrier for temporary blocking of openings in buildings, typically door openings, stairways and windows, includes a plurality of vertical lattice bars (7) extending between upper and lower cross members (5, 6) the barrier (1) being provided with at least a plate-shaped section (17, 19, 20, 24) for displaying information, pictures or items and being attachable to the lattice bars and/or the cross members.

Abstract: A safety barrier device, particularly intended for small children, and comprising at least two fence-like sections which may be interconnected and positioned at an angle, characterized in that the sections are interconnected by hinge links comprising two cooperating toothed rims arranged so that they may be lifted out of engagement, thereby allowing the sections to be freely positioned at an angle. The structure makes it possible to produce fireguards, pens or beds.

Abstract: A child safety barrier for positioning across an opening includes a frame and a gate which is hinged to the frame and can be swung from a closed position where the gate lies in the plane of the frame to an open position out of the plane, a corner of the barrier including a closing mechanism for engagement with a side of the opening, the closing mechanism including a threaded rod, a supporting plate attached to one end of the threaded rod, and a covering for the supporting plate, the supporting plate including a hole and the covering including a portion which extends into the hole to fixedly position the covering in place.

Abstract: A child safety barrier for positioning across an opening includes a frame and a gate which is hinged to the frame and can be swung from a closed position where the gate lies in the plane of the frame to an open position out of the plane, a corner of the barrier including a closing mechanism for engagement with a side of the opening, an upper rod of the gate being connected to a pillar of the frame by a hinge assembly which includes a first hinge part connected to the pillar, a second hinge part connected to the end of upper rod and a pivot pin extending therebetween. The end surface of the second hinge part has an upper flat portion and a lower curved portion, the upper flat portion abutting the pillar when the gate is closed and the lower curved portion allowing opening of the gate when lifted and swung around the pivot pin.

Abstract: A child safety barrier for positioning across an opening includes a frame and a gate which is hinged to the frame and can be swung from a closed position where the gate lies in the plane of the frame to an open position out of the plane, the gate including an upper rod having a closing mechanism for locking the gate in a closed position or unlocking the gate to allow it to be opened. The closing mechanism includes a pivotable handle and a spring-loaded locking button which cooperates with the handle to retain it in a position wherein it locks the gate in a closed position.

Abstract: A child safety barrier for positioning across an opening includes a frame and a gate which is hinged to the frame and can be swung from a closed position where the gate lies in the plane of the frame to an open position out of the plane, a corner of the barrier including a spring-biased threaded rod with friction block which can be pressure fit against a side of the opening and includes markers for indicating the degree of pressure fit within the opening.

Abstract: A temporary barrier for an opening includes a frame which is securable in the opening and a gate which is connected to the frame to swing open and closed, the gate including a manually activatable locking device which can include an inverted U-shaped housing that straddles an upper member of the gate, an operating handle that is positioned beneath the upper member and between sides of the U-shaped housing, and a lock bar which extends downwardly from the operating handle to cooperate with a part of the frame to lock or unlock the gate relative to the frame, the operating handle being biased downwardly by springs.

Abstract: A safety barrier such as, for example, children or pets, is adapted to be removable secured between two opposed supports, with the barrier including a frame structure and an openable gate. The frame structure includes a rigid lower horizontally extending beam and, at one side thereof, a vertically extending pillar. The gate is hinged to one side of the pillar and, on the other side, to a grid. The frame structure is secured between supports by expanding securing means, with the gate having a locking device expandable against one of the supports.

Abstract: A ceiling structure having a plurality of ceiling sheets supported by a plurality of main beams and transverse suspension beams, the main beams on their upper part having resilient side webs to engage projections extending from the suspension beams, the main beams on their lower side having resilient web portions to secure some short beam-shaped suspension means, these suspension means having at their lower parts protruding suspension portions to engage grooves in adjoining ceiling sheets. This structure is easy to mount and permits a completely symmetrical pressure on the main beams during the mounting of each sheet.