Cord connector and wire organizer
OwnerSusan Vailinventor
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Abstract
A wire organizer providing an accommodation for power supplies, an attractive and compact compartment, and an easy and unlimited variety of adaptations to suit the user's purpose, having an attractive top cover and a functional main panel on which a multiplicity of hook and loop fasteners have been placed in strategic positions, so as to retain in a neat and organized fashion a multiplicity of wires and cords, power supplies and power strips, all having mating hook and loop fasteners to connect to those of the main panel, and a means by which the organizer may be hung either vertically or horizontally.
Claims11
An electronic cordage organizer comprising:
- a main panel, said main panel having an interior surface, an exterior surface, a top horizontal side, a bottom horizontal side, a first vertical side and a second vertical side;
- a first protrusion having an interior surface and an exterior surface extending from said first vertical side and said top horizontal side extending in an orientation substantially perpendicular to said first vertical side;
- a second protrusion having an interior surface and an exterior surface extending from said second vertical side and said top horizontal side extending in an orientation substantially perpendicular to said first vertical side;
- a first fastening means located on said exterior surface of said first protrusion;
- a second fastening means located on said exterior surface of said second protrusion;
- a multiplicity of horizontally oriented straps having a first end and a second end, said straps containing fastening means on either side, said multiplicity of horizontally oriented strips being located substantially along said first vertical side and said second vertical side;
- a shelf that protrudes out from said interior surface of said main panel in an orientation substantially perpendicular to said interior surface;
- a first vertically oriented strap that extends from said shelf upward toward said top horizontal side through an aperture in said main panel;
- an aperture located below said shelf for the placement therethrough of a power strip that connects directly to a power outlet;
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- a hanging means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.