Attachable mouse desk and arm rest
CA 2311149 A1 · Owner: Toth, Gary B. · Inventors: Toth, Gary B.
Overview
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A desk top work surface and arm rest which is attachable to fit over existing chair arm or in the case of no arm, on chair to the existing seat of said chair by assembling a clamp like device with the accompanying hardware. The mouse desk itself is made of plastic and attaches to the arm or seat with metal hardware with common, tools. The desk is adaptable for the left or right sides of a chair depending on the users preference while using, a computer mouse. With the use of this desk top the user can sit back in his or her chair with the back, supported by the chair itself thereby keeping ones posture in a more beneficial position. The strain and, related maladies associated with the …
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- Filed June 15, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended June 15, 2020.
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