Apron assembly
OwnerMichael J. Burtoninventor
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Abstract
An apron assembly comprising a panel of flexible material adapted to overlie a frontal portion of a user's torso, a first connector disposed proximate a bottom edge of the panel, second and third connectors disposed along a first side edge thereof, fourth and fifth connectors disposed along a second side edge thereof, and a sixth connector adapted for attachment to an edge of a tray, the first and sixth connectors being interengageable to connect the panel to the tray and form a pocket, the second and third connectors being interengageable to close a first end of the pocket, and the fourth and fifth connectors being interengageable to close a second end of the pocket.
Claims7
An apron assembly comprising a panel of flexible material adapted to overlie a frontal portion of a user's torso, said panel having first and second side edges interconnected by a bottom edge, said panel having a first surface bounded in part by said edges and a second surface bounded in part by said edges, first connector means disposed on said second surface proximate said bottom edge, second and third connector means disposed on said first surface proximate said first side edge and disposed further from said bottom edge than said first connector means, fourth and fifth connector means disposed on said first surface and proximate said second side edge and disposed further from said bottom edge than said first connector means, and sixth connector means adapted for attachment to an edge of a tray, said first connector means being adapted for releasable attachment to said sixth connector means to attach said panel to said tray edge and thereby form an elongated pocket in said panel, said second and third connector means being releasably interconnectable to close a first end of said pocket, and said fourth and fifth connector means being releasably interconnectable to close a second end of said pocket.
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