Elevator pad assembly
OwnerLeslie L. Malloyinventor
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Abstract
An improved elevator pad assembly includes a plurality of closely spaced, flexible loops secured to the backside of a protective elevator pad, preferably within the upper margin near the top edge of the pad. In one embodiment, the loops are formed as part of a narrow mounting strip affixed to the back cover of the pad. Each loop lies hidden from view below the upper edge of the pad, and remains hidden from view even when fastened to a wall stud or other mounting hardware affixed to the elevator cab walls or ceiling. The flexible loops eliminate the need for grommets and make it easy to mount the pad assembly on elevator cab mounting hardware, allowing the elevator pad to be neatly positioned against the wall without bunching or sagging.
Claims5
An elevator pad assembly, comprising:
- an elevator pad having a top edge, bottom edge, left edge, right edge, front cover, and back cover;
- a narrow mounting strip sewn on to the back cover of the elevator pad within an upper margin thereof and extending across the elevator pad;
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- a plurality of mounting loops attached to or integral with the mounting strip;
- wherein the mounting strip is positioned a sufficient distance below the top edge of the elevator pad so that none of the loops extend beyond the top edge of the elevator pad.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.