Abstract: A roof securing system for use in the construction of a roof structure having an arrangement of spaced apart, parallel support beams and an arrangement of roof panels disposed in overlying and spanning relation atop at least two adjacently positioned support beams. The securing system includes at least one elongate metal strap with a top side and a bottom side, and including a central zone and a pair of oppositely disposed distal zones. The central zone of the strap is adapted to span at least one of the roof panels and has a spaced arrangement of pointed prongs extending downwardly from the bottom side for fastened attachment into the roof panel by hammering the top side of the strap. The strap is structured and disposed to be fastened at its opposite distal zones to one of the support beams such that the strap and the roof panel become securely anchored to the support beam.

Abstract: A roof securing system to be used with a roof of the type having a plurality of support beams and a plurality of panels disposed in overlying spanning relation atop at least two support beams, the securing system including at least one strong, elongate strap with a top side and a bottom side, and including a central zone and pair of oppositely disposed distal zones, the central zone of the strap being adapted to span at least one of the panels such that the bottom side of the strap matingly overlies a top surface of the panel, the strap being securely fastened at its opposite distal zones to a bottom face and opposite side faces of one of the support beams such that the strap and panel are secured to the beam.

Abstract: A security assembly for a sliding glass door of the type movably fitted within a generally rectangular supporting frame structure wherein a bottom sash includes an open channel having rollers therein for rollable engagement with a rail extending along the length of a sill of the supporting frame. Two pair of J-shaped fittings are removably attachable with a lower edge of the bottom sash at opposite ends thereof such that a hooked portion of each fitting extends upwardly within one of two longitudinal grooves formed on opposite lower sides of the rail thereby preventing lifting and removal of the door from its fitted position within the supporting frame structure.