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A balcony and a shield including first and second shielding sections. The sections define corresponding first and second shielding screens. The shield includes a mounting rod defining a rod attachment section and a rod spacing section. The rod attachment section is sized so as to extend from the foo

A balcony and a shield including first and second shielding sections. The sections define corresponding first and second shielding screens. The shield includes a mounting rod defining a rod attachment section and a rod spacing section. The rod attachment section is sized so as to extend from the footrail to the handrail of the balcony banister. The rod spacing section extends from the rod attachment section and is adapted to extend upwardly away from the handrail. A securement component secures the rod attachment section to both the handrail and the footrail. A linking component securely links the first shielding section to the rod spacing section above the second shielding section.

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A balcony and a shield including first and second shielding sections. The sections define corresponding first and second shielding screens. The shield includes a mounting rod defining a rod attachment section and a rod spacing section. The rod attachment section is sized so as to extend from the foo

A balcony and a shield including first and second shielding sections. The sections define corresponding first and second shielding screens. The shield includes a mounting rod defining a rod attachment section and a rod spacing section. The rod attachment section is sized so as to extend from the footrail to the handrail of the balcony banister. The rod spacing section extends from the rod attachment section and is adapted to extend upwardly away from the handrail. A securement component secures the rod attachment section to both the handrail and the footrail. A linking component securely links the first shielding section to the rod spacing section above the second shielding section. ips et al.; US-4931405, 19900600, Kamijo et al.; US-4948458, 19900800, Ogle; US-4952273, 19900800, Popov; US-4956693, 19900900, Sawahata et al.; US-4960073, 19901000, Suzuki et al.; US-4982090, 19910100, Wittmaack; US-4983251, 19910100, Haisma et al; US-4996077, 19910200, Moslehi; US-5015353, 19910500, Hubler et al.; US-5034343, 19910700, Rouse et al.; US-5070040, 19911200, Pankove; US-5082793, 19920100, Li; US-5102821, 19920400, Moslehi; US-5110748, 19920500, Sarma; US-5133826, 19920700, Dandl; US-5162241, 19921100, Mori et al.; US-5196355, 19930300, Wittkower; US-5198371, 19930300, Li; US-5202095, 19930400, Houchin et al.; US-5203960, 19930400, Dandl; US-5206749, 19930400, Zavracky et al.; US-5213451, 19930500, Frank; US-5234529, 19930800, Johnson; US-5234535, 19930800, Beyer et al.; US-5242861, 19930900, Inaba; US-5250328, 19931000, Otto; US-5252178, 19931000, Moslehi; US-5256562, 19931000, Vu et al.; US-5258320, 19931100, Zavracky et al.; US-5258325, 19931100, Spitzer et al.; US-5269880, 19931200, Jolly et al.; US-5273610, 19931200, Thomas, III et al.; US-5277748, 19940100, Sakaguchi et al.; US-5303574, 19940400, Matossian et al.; US-5304509, 19940400, Sopori; US-5308776, 19940500, Gotou; US-5317236, 19940500, Zavracky et al.; US-5342472, 19940800, Imahashi et al.; US-5344524, 19940900, Shama et al.; US-5354381, 19941000, Sheng; US-5362671, 19941100, Zavracky et al.; US-5363603, 19941100, Miller et al.; US-5368710, 19941100, Chen et al.; US-5370765, 19941200, Dandl; US-5374564, 19941200, Bruel; US-5376560, 19941200, Aronowitz et a