Furniture leg pad
OwnerPeter Henry Youngwithinventor
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Abstract
The device is a shaped piece of impact absorbing material adapted to be wrapped around a furniture or equipment leg, and secured on the leg by the elasticity of the material, or by securing means like straps or adhesive, and optionally including a light absorbing skirt or coating, or animal face attractive to children. The device protects the furniture leg or human feet from impact damage.
Claims9
A device for protecting furniture or equipment legs and human feet comprising:
- a. one or more shaped pieces of impact absorbing material, adapted to receive a leg through an opening therein and adapted to be wrapped around the leg,
- b. one or more securing means adapted to hold the impact absorbing material in place when wrapped around the leg, and
- c. a light absorbing skirt releasably attached around the outside surface of the device.
A device for protecting furniture or equipment legs and human feet comprising:
- a. one or more shaped pieces of impact absorbing material, adapted to receive a leg through an opening therein and adapted to be wrapped around the leg,
- b. one or more securing means adapted to hold the impact absorbing material in place when wrapped around the leg, and
- c. an animal fur-like skirt releasably attached around the outside surface of the device.
A device for protecting furniture or equipment legs and human feet comprising:
- a. one or more shaped pieces of impact absorbing material, adapted to receive a leg through an opening therein and adapted to be wrapped around the leg,
- b. one or more securing means adapted to hold the impact absorbing material in place when wrapped around the leg, and
- c. a skirt member capable of being attached around the device when the device is in position on the leg, and wherein the skirt member contains an upper skirt retaining means attached to the upper portion of the skirt member and capable of being secured around the skirt member and leg.
A device for protecting furniture or equipment legs and human feet comprising:
- a. one or more shaped pieces of impact absorbing material, adapted to receive a leg through an opening therein and adapted to be wrapped around the leg.
- b. one or more securing means adapted to hold the impact absorbing material in place when wrapped around the leg,
- wherein the device has been coated with a light absorbing material, whereby the device exhibits low visibility when in position on the leg.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.