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AssigneeEdward S. Robbins, III
InventorsEdward S. Robbins, III, William G. Newman, Gary L. House, John D. Carlton
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A desk chairmat adapted for use over a carpet and for supporting a desk chair, the chairmat comprising a semi-rigid substantially planar member, said member having four side edges with a lip portion adapted to extend into a well area under the desk; an upper side of the chairmat having a substantially smooth surface; a pair of hang tabs formed integrally with said substantially planar member and projecting away from one of said four side edges, each said hang tab having a relatively small aperture formed therein and adapted to receive a display support member; said upper side of said planar member having at least one elongated groove formed therein and extending substantially between two of said four side edges; and a laminate strip pressed into a lower side of said planar member in alignment with said at least one elongated groove to thereby form a fold hinge in said planar member.
A desk chairmat adapted for use over a carpet and for supporting a desk chair, the chairmat comprising a semi-rigid substantially planar member, said member having four side edges with a lip portion adapted to extend into a well area under the desk;
A desk chairmat comprising a semi-rigid substantially planar member, said member having four side edges, an upper side of the chairmat having a substantially smooth surface;
A desk chairmat comprising a semi-rigid substantially planar member, said member having four side edges, an upper side of the chairmat having a substantially smooth surface;
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