Detachable Door Gap Covering for Easy Pest Exclusion
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing door gap covering devices bonded to doors with adhesive layers are difficult to operate effectively for covering gaps, making it challenging to manage entry points for pests and maintain door functionality.
Innovation Solution
A door gap covering device featuring a binding component and a door gap covering component that can be detachably installed on the door, utilizing velcro, magnetic, or other detachable structures to facilitate easy installation and removal, allowing the device to cover door gaps effectively.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Stability of the object's composition
If the door gap covering device is directly bonded to the door through an adhesive layer, then the device is firmly fixed on the door, but it becomes difficult to operate the device to cover the door gap
Solution Approach 1:
The device is divided into two functional components: a binding component for attachment to the door and a door gap covering component for blocking the gap. This segmentation allows the binding component to provide stable fixation while the covering component remains flexible and operable to cover the door gap effectively
Solution Approach 2:
The binding component uses a detachable connection mechanism (such as Velcro, magnets, or snap-fit structures) that allows the device to be easily installed and removed. This dynamic connection enables the covering component to be positioned and adjusted as needed while maintaining firm fixation during use
2Stability of the object's composition
If the door gap covering device is bonded through an adhesive layer, then the device remains fixed in position, but it causes difficulty in removing the device without damaging the door surface
Solution Approach 1:
By separating the fixation function (binding component) from the covering function (door gap covering component), the design allows the binding component to use removable attachment mechanisms that do not damage the door surface, while still providing stable fixation during use
Solution Approach 2:
The binding component uses inexpensive, reusable attachment mechanisms (such as Velcro strips, magnetic components, or snap-fit structures) that can be easily removed and reinstalled multiple times without degrading performance or damaging the door
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
Enables convenient operation of the door gap covering device, providing effective pest prevention while allowing easy installation and removal without damaging the door surface.
Implementation Method 1
the first velcro layer and the elastic layer can produce elastic deformation together
Implementation Method 2
the binding component includes a first velcro layer and a second velcro layer, and the first velcro layer and the second velcro layer are detachably connected
Implementation Method 3
the first detachable structure includes a first magnetic component installed at the first end, the second detachable structure includes a second magnetic component installed at the second end, the first magnetic component and the second magnetic component can be attracted to and separated from each other
Data Source
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AI summary
The summary of instruction of the present application provides a door gap covering device, which includes a binding component and a door gap covering component connected to the binding component. The binding component can be installed on the door, through which the door gap covering component can cover at least part of the door gap, and the binding component can be detachably installed on the door to facilitate the operation of the door gap covering device to cover the door gap.