Cord management organizer
OwnerEdwin B. Farrellinventor
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Abstract
A cord management organizer for use with an electrical cord having a plug end and a length of insulated wire. The organizer includes an elongate body extending from a first end to a second end, a plug retention opening proximate the second end, and an enlarged body portion adjacent the first end. The enlarged body portion has a thickness greater than a corresponding thickness of the body at a central region that is located intermediate the plug retention opening and enlarged body portion. The enlarged body portion includes a passageway having a central axis that extends in an elongate direction towards the central region of the body.
Claims9
A cord management organizer for use with an electrical cord having a plug end and a length of insulated wire, the organizer comprising an elongate body extending from a first end to a second end with an enlarged body portion adjacent the first end, a plug retention opening proximate the second end, and a central region that is located intermediate the plug retention opening and enlarged body portion, the elongate body having an outer, lower surface and an outer, upper surface extending from the second end past the central region to the enlarged body portion, with the elongate body having a thickness between the upper surface and lower surface, the plug retention opening extending through the thickness of the elongate body from the upper surface to the lower surface, the elongate body including a passageway having a central axis that extends through the enlarged body portion in an elongate direction towards the central region of the body;
- wherein the enlarged body portion extends upwardly from the upper surface with the passageway extending through only the enlarged body portion from a cord entry opening that is located at least partially above the upper surface and that is located on the central axis in a face of the enlarged body portion that faces toward the central region, to a cord exit opening located on the central axis in a face of the enlarged body portion that faces away from the central region.
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