Corner protector
A corner protector, e.g. for a sheet of glass, has a pair of generally triangular side walls connected by a pair of substantially perpendicular bridging walls. The internal faces of the bridging walls are substantially flat and are separated by a recess. Internal channels are provided along the junction between the side walls and the bridging walls. The margins of the side walls which extend between the outer ends of the bridging walls are curved such that they are mutually offset from each other for most of their length. At least one of the side walls contains a through-aperture for receiving an adhesive pad which adheres to the protected article in use to hold the corner protector in place. A finger notch provides access to an edge of the adhesive pad to facilitate peeling in order to remove the corner protector.
1. A corner protector applied to the corner of an article, said corner protector including a pair of side walls ( 23 , 24 ) connected by a pair of substantially perpendicular bridging walls ( 31 , 32 ) and at least one of the side walls containing an aperture ( 40 ) which extends through the at least one side wall, in which the aperture ( 40 ) receives an adhesive pad (P) of resilient material provided with an adhesive coat which adheres to the article to hold the corner protector in place, said aperture being substantially T-shaped and comprising a substantially rectangular main part and a smaller finger notch ( 42 ), and being shaped to contain said adhesive pad wholly within said rectangular main part of said aperture.
2. A corner protector including a pair of side walls connected by a pair of substantially perpendicular bridging walls, in which the side walls each have a curved edge which extends between the outer ends of the bridging walls and are each formed with a concave portion ( 27 . 1 ) and a convex portion ( 27 . 2 ), the curved edge of one of said side walls being reversed relative to the curved edge of the other of said side walls such that the two edges cross part way along their length and are mutually offset from each other, and such that the concave portion of each of said edges lies opposite a convex portion of the other of said edges.
3. A corner protector according to claim 2 in which at least one of the side walls contains an aperture for receiving an adhesive pad which adheres to the protected article in use to hold the corner protector in place.