초록 ▼

The pet shelter of the present invention is adapted to be mounted over the basement window opening of a house. The shelter has a double swinging door which can swing inwardly and outwardly. A locking bar pivots from a vertical position to a horizontal position in retentive engagement with the swingi

The pet shelter of the present invention is adapted to be mounted over the basement window opening of a house. The shelter has a double swinging door which can swing inwardly and outwardly. A locking bar pivots from a vertical position to a horizontal position in retentive engagement with the swinging door. A flexible cord is attached to the lock bar and extends through a hold in the house wall to the interior of the house where it can be manipulated to raise and lower the locking bar for locking and unlocking the swinging door.

대표청구항 ▼

A pet shelter adapted to be mounted over an opening in a house wall, said wall having an interior surface and an exterior surface, said opening having an openable window therein, a small hole in said house wall providing communication between said interior and exterior surfaces thereof, said shelter

A pet shelter adapted to be mounted over an opening in a house wall, said wall having an interior surface and an exterior surface, said opening having an openable window therein, a small hole in said house wall providing communication between said interior and exterior surfaces thereof, said shelter comprising: a housing having a top wall, a front wall, and opposite side walls, said top wall, said floor and said side walls each having rear edges adapted to abut against said exterior surface of said house wall in surrounding relation to said opening therein; one of said lateral side walls having a door opening therein; a door within said door opening; hinge means connecting said door to said one lateral side wall for hinged swinging movement both inwardly and outwardly with respect to said one lateral side wall; a lock bar pivotally mounted to said one lateral side wall for pivotal movement about a horizontal axis from a first position to a second position wherein said lock bar extends transversely across said door opening; first bracket means on said door for retentively receiving said lock bar in said second position whereby said lock bar operates with said first bracket to hold said door against swinging movement when said lock bar is in its said second position; an elongated flexible control member having one end thereof connected to said lock bar at a point spaced from said pivotal axis thereof, said control member being adapted to extend through said small hole in said house wall so that the other end of said control member is on the interior surface of said house wall whereby said control member may be grasped and manipulated to cause movement of said lock bar between said first and second positions.