IC 009. US 021 023 026 036 038. G & S: Electrically actuated articles and devices for mounting, latching, securing and closing windows, doors, cabinet doors, hatches and gates, including such articles being arranged for remote actuation and including articles for use on boats, namely, programmable locking systems consisting of electronic cylindrical locksets and keypads, electrically-operated door latches, electronic door closing systems, electric gate operators, gate operators powered by battery, electricity or solar power, and automatic controls allowing the actuation of electrical operators used in locks for doors, gates and cabinets
IC 020. US 002 013 022 025 032 050. G & S: Articles of non-metal or predominantly of non-metal components and not being goods included in other classes, namely, handles for gates and doors, closers, namely, non-metal closures for containers, non-metal door retainers for holding doors and gates in a fixed position, hinges, mechanical locks, magnetic locks, locking bolts, door bolts, securing drop door bolts, base plates for security drop bolts for holding doors and gates in a fixed position, other devices for closing, latching, securing and locking windows, doors, cabinet doors, hatches and gates, namely, non-metal latch bars, non-metal gate latches, non-metal lock boxes, nonmetal sash locks and non-metal security lock cylinders; all the above for use in the construction industry, buildings, furniture, architectural fittings and security installations, and for use in the marine industry, on boats, yachts and other apparatus for locomotion by water; and parts for all the aforementioned articles
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