F-Term-List

E06B11/00-11/08

AA00
PURPOSE OF GATE IMPROVEMENTS

AA01

AA02

AA03

AA04

AA05

. Ease of opening in left-and-right, up-and-down, or inward-and-outward directions

. Adjustment (i.e., excluding adjustment at the hinges)

. Measures against weather (e.g., rain, wind, or snow)

. Repair or remodeling

. Installation on special terrain such as corner locations or sloping areas

BA00
GATE MATERIALS

BA01

BA02

BA03

BA04

BA05

BA06

BA08

. Metals (e.g., iron or stainless steel)

. . Aluminum (i.e., excluding articles made of cast metal)

. . Cast metals (e.g., iron or aluminum)

. Plastics

. Wood

. Stone or concrete

. Reinforced materials (i.e., excluding reinforcing bars)

CA00
GATE OR DOOR MOVEMENTS

CA01

CA02

CA03

CA04

CA05

CA06

. Extensibility

. . Lazy-tong mechanisms that are installed vertically

. . . Lazy-tong mechanisms that are installed along the entire door top-to-bottom

. . . Lazy-tong mechanisms that are installed so as to divide the door into upper and lower parts

. . . Lazy-tong mechanisms with a central vertical beam

. . . Lazy-tong mechanisms without a central vertical beam

CA12

CA13

CA14

CA17

CA18

. . Lazy-tong mechanisms that are installed horizontally

. . . Lazy-tong mechanisms that are installed on the top and bottom of the door

. . . Lazy-tong mechanisms that are installed only on the upper or lower part of the door

. . Coupling by meshed gears

. . Linkages

CA21

CA22

CA23

CA25

CA26

CA28

CA29

. Sliding doors or gates

. . Continuously sliding doors (including telescoping types)

. . Coupled sliding doors or gates

. Swinging doors or gates

. . French doors

. Folding doors or gates

. . Doors or gates that fold into two parts

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CA32

CA34

. Doors or gates that open and close up and down

. . Trapdoors

. Combinations of two or more kinds of movement

CB00
DOOR STRUCTURES (I.E., EXCLUDING LAZY-TONG MECHANISMS)

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CB02

CB03

CB04

CB05

CB06

CB08

. Sheets

. Board surfaces

. Nets

. Lattices or louvers

. Rods

. Chains or strings

. Small doors installed within larger doors

DA00
BEAM CONNECTIONS

DA01

DA02

DA03

DA04

. Cross-points

. T-shaped cross-points

. Corner points

. Linear connections

DB00
BEAM JOINING MEANS

DB01

DB02

DB03

DB04

DB05

DB06

DB07

. Notches

. Engagement with holes

. Joining with screws, vises, or rivets

. Joining with divided cleats

. Joining elements

. Use of spacers

. Welding or adhesive bonding

DC00
LAZY-TONG MECHANISMS

DC01

DC02

DC03

DC04

DC05

DC06

. Overall structure of the lazy-tong mechanism

. Lazy-tong cleats

. . Bent cleats

. . Lazy-tong beams and orthogonal rods

. Axles or shafts

. Lazy tongs cleats attached to the shaft

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OPENING AND CLOSING MEANS

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DD02

DD03

DD04

DD06

DD08

. Gravity (i.e., including use of counterweights)

. Springs

. Pressure media

. Electric motors

. Motor transmission means

. Remote-control operation or detection means

DE00
TRAVEL AND GUIDE MEANS

DE01

DE02

DE03

DE04

DE05

. Rails

. Guides

. Travelling wheels

. . Castors

. Devices to prevent falling

DF00
HINGES

DF01

DF02

DF03

DF04

DF05

DF07

DF08

. Mounting-position adjustment

. . Horizontal adjustments in one direction (DF05 angle adjustments take precedence)

. . Horizontal adjustments in two directions (DF05 angle adjustments take precedence)

. . Vertical adjustment

. . Angle adjustment

. Doors that are able to move up and down

. Limits on the opening angle

DG00
FIXING AND ENGAGEMENT MEANS AND CLASPS

DG01

DG02

DG03

DG04

DG05

DG07

. Locks

. Engagement devices

. . Sliding rods

. . . Bolt rods

. . Swinging rods

. Clasps or handles

DH00
GATEPOSTS

DH01

DH02

DH03

DH04

DH05

DH07

DH09

. Integral gateposts

. Assembled gateposts

. . Blocks

. . Panels

. . Rods

. Gatepost anchors

. Gateposts that can house gate doors

DJ00
GATE UNITS

DJ01

DJ02

DJ03

. Roofs

. Lateral frames or joint stringers

. Turning elements

DK00
GATE ELEMENTS OTHER THAN THE ABOVE

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DK02

DK03

DK04

DK05

DK06

DK07

DK08

. Blinds or airspaces

. Means for preventing fingers from being slammed in the gate

. Buffers, door stops, or means for stopping doors

. Devices to prevent animals from coming in or going out (e.g., dogs or cats)

. Caps

. Decorations

. Electrical devices (e.g., illumination, intercoms, or wiring)

. Service openings or storage places (e.g., mailboxes or milk boxes)

2E038	Gates
	E06B11/00 -11/08