Locker wall-protector and contents organizer
OwnerKarl V. Meckert, David T. Clowserinventors
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Apparatus for protecting, from wear, tear and abuse, the interior walls (e.g., the side and back walls) of a conventional storage locker of the type commonly used in schools, gymnasia, clubs and work places for temporarily storing various possessions of the locker user. Such apparatus preferably comprises a foldable protective panel made of a durable textile, cloth fabric, plastic, textile/plastic blends or other flexible material that is shaped and sized to overlay a major portion of at least one of the interior walls of such locker. A plurality of attachment elements, such as magnets, serves to releasably attach such panel to the locker wall(s) at spaced locations over the surface of the panel. Preferably, the panel is made of denim, and the denim panel supports a plurality of organizing pockets and/or loops of different sizes and shapes that are adapted to temporarily receive and/or support various possessions of the locker user, e.g., a cell phone, wallet, coins, writing utensils, tools, books, food, etc.
Apparatus for simultaneously protecting the inside surfaces of a storage locker while affording the locker user an opportunity to organize objects to be stored within such locker, said storage locker being in the shape of a parallelepiped of rectangular cross-section and having a storage space defined by a pair of spaced, parallel side walls, a back wall interconnecting opposing edges of said side walls, and a front wall that supports an access door hinged along one side for pivotal movement between locker-opening and locker-closing positions, said apparatus comprising:
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