Cord organizer
OwnerScott Koppanginventor
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Abstract
A elongate cylindrical body member has a longitudinal interior passageway formed therethrough for receiving folded, bundled cords such as electrical power cords and other wiring. The interior diameter of the passageway decreases gradually and smoothly radially inwardly from the opposite outer ends of the passageway toward its center. The folded cord is retained in the interior passageway through the body. The organizer may be used with cords that are in use with appliances and the like to keep the cords organized and out of the way, and may be used to efficiently store cords that are not being used.
Claims12
A holder for a bundle of electrical cord, wiring, rope and the like formed by folding the cord over itself, comprising:
- a body member having a longitudinal passageway formed therethrough, the passageway having opposite ends and a first interior diameter and a second interior diameter, wherein the first interior diameter is greater than the second interior diameter and the second interior diameter is concentric about the axis through the passageway;
- said body configured for receiving in said longitudinal passageway a bundle of cord.
A holder for a bundle of electrical cord, wiring, rope and the like formed by folding the cord over itself, comprising:
- a body member having a longitudinal passageway formed therethrough, the passageway having opposite ends and a first interior diameter and a second interior diameter, wherein the first interior diameter is greater than the second interior diameter and the second interior diameter is concentric about the axis through the passageway;
- wherein the diameter of the interior passageway decreases in the direction from the first interior diameter toward the second interior diameter to define a passageway having a smoothly curved interior wall and said second interior diameter defines a constriction in the passageway, and wherein the passageway is configured to receive a bundled cord in a substantially figure 8 shape.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.