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Abstract

A U shaped plexiglas channel wrapped with variable colored neoprene which, in practice, slips on and off a table edge easily. However, a tapered design allows said channel to fit tightly over a table edge while in use. When as is commonly used, the user sitting at a table supports the forearms on a padded surface, protecting the arms from the rough edges and cleaning chemical residue remaining on the table surface

What I claim as my invention is the edge-it  
     
         1 . A neoprene padded plexiglas channel for slipping over an edge of a standard folding table protecting the user's forearms from rough edges and cleaning chemical residue, comprising: 
 (A) Injection molded one piece {fraction (3/16)}″ thick U shaped channel of various sizes and lengths for use as an arm pad over rough table edges    (B) Said channel consists of a narrower dimension at the front opening opposed to a wider opening at the base of the channel, whereby    (C) Said channel can be easily slipped on and off a table edge, whereby    (D) Said channel when slipped over an edge of a table will provide a tighter and more comfortable fit    (E) Said channel to have all exterior faces incased with a continuous wrap of  {fraction (3/16)}″ neoprene, adhered with a self adhesive back or separately applied adhesive      (F) Neoprene to be trimmed evenly at all exposed edges of the channel, whereby    (G) Allowing a comfortable and protected surface to rest the forearms    (H) Said neoprene to be available in a selection of colors providing a more marketable product