Chairmat with foot massage area
AssigneeEdward S. Robbins, III
InventorsEdward S. Robbins, III, Bobby Keith Rhodes
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Abstract
A desk chairmat includes a substantially planar member having an upper surface, a lower surface, and a peripheral edge; and a plurality of foot massage nodules projecting upwardly from the upper surface located in a selected area of the planar member.
Claims20
A desk chairmat comprising a unitary, substantially planar member made of PVC, polypropylene or polycarbonate material having an a smooth upper surface for supporting a chair and its occupant, a lower surface, four side edges and a lip portion extending from one of said four side edges adapted for location in a well area of a desk, said lip portion having a plurality of upwardly projecting foot massage nodules of part spherical shape.
A desk chairmat comprising a unitary, substantially planar member of PVC, polypropylene or polycarbonate material having a smooth upper surface for supporting a chair and its occupant, a lower surface, four side edges and a lip portion extending from one of said four side edges and adapted to be located in a well area of a desk, said lip portion having a recess formed therein with a base surface surrounded by a peripheral wall;
- and a plurality of upwardly projecting nodules arranged throughout substantially the entirety of said recess.
A desk chairmat comprising a unitary, substantially planar member made of PVC, polypropylene or polycarbonate material having a smooth upper surface for supporting a chair and its occupant, a lower surface, and a peripheral edge;
- and a plurality of part spherical foot massage nodules projecting upwardly from a selected recessed area of said planar member, such that said nodules do not extend substantially beyond said upper surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.