Finger Guards TRIZ Cases

An integrated flanged interlocking molding blocks door-to-pilaster sightlines while securing partition skins and avoiding aftermarket parts.

A narrowed lower extension clears tiles and skirting boards while the upper finger guard maintains protection during door opening.

An angled mounting profile enables tool-free roller screen removal while preserving finger protection beside existing door grab bars.

This case uses reusable adhesive zones and disposable barrier segments to preserve privacy while keeping stall gaps accessible for cleaning.

This case uses adhesive zones and an optional spine to cover restroom stall gaps without costly structural renovation.

The drive sits inside a protective profile that conceals hinges, uses installation space efficiently, and helps prevent finger trapping.

Adjustable connecting elements between the door leaf and cylinder profile compensate for installation tolerances, ensuring precise alignment.

Resilient jamb split tube grips molding via elastic deformation, preventing finger insertion while preserving paintability and avoiding structural damage.

A door gap covering device uses a rollable web material attached to the leaf and frame.