Abstract: Display device including a unitary, rigid sheet defining a left center panel, a right center panel pivotally connected to the left center panels, a left side panel pivotally connected to the left center panel and a right side panel pivotally connected to the right center panel. Vertically extending separation lines are formed on a rear planar layer without penetrating or cutting a front planar layer so that the panels are able to pivot about vertical axes. Fold lines may be formed opposite the separation lines on the front planar layer to facilitate folding the sheet whereby the fold lines define the vertical axes about which the panels pivot. Folding of the sheet provides a compact configuration which enables the display device to be easily carried.

Abstract: Display device including a unitary, rigid sheet defining a left center panel, a right center panel pivotally connected to the left center panels, a left side panel pivotally connected to the left center panel and a right side panel pivotally connected to the right center panel. Vertically extending separation lines are formed on a rear planar layer without penetrating or cutting a front planar layer so that the panels are able to pivot about vertical axes. Fold lines may be formed opposite the separation lines on the front planar layer to facilitate folding the sheet whereby the fold lines define the vertical axes about which the panels pivot. Folding of the sheet provides a compact configuration which enables the display device to be easily carried.

Abstract: Safety device for preventing injury by shielding body parts from a gap between a door and a door frame including a one-piece protective sheet having a plurality of flaps each extending over only a portion of the height of the sheet and which are foldable about one another. The sheet is partitioned by transverse fold lines or bends extending between the lateral edges of the sheet on one side of the sheet. The flaps are connected to one another on an opposite side of the sheet and thus pivotable with respect to one another to enable the sheet to fold into a compact form for shipping and storage regardless of the vertical height of the device. Attachment mechanisms attach lateral edge portions of the sheet to the door and door frame.

Abstract: Display device including a unitary, rigid sheet defining a left center panel, a right center panel pivotally connected to the left center panels, a left side panel pivotally connected to the left center panel and a right side panel pivotally connected to the right center panel. Vertically extending separation lines are formed on a rear planar layer without penetrating or cutting a front planar layer so that the panels are able to pivot about vertical axes. Fold lines may be formed opposite the separation lines on the front planar layer to facilitate folding the sheet whereby the fold lines define the vertical axes about which the panels pivot. Folding of the sheet provides a compact configuration which enables the display device to be easily carried.

Abstract: Safety device for preventing injury by shielding body parts from a gap between a door and a door frame including a one-piece protective sheet having a plurality of flaps each extending over only a portion of the height of the sheet and which are foldable about one another. The sheet is partitioned by transverse fold lines or bends extending between the lateral edges of the sheet on one side of the sheet. The flaps are connected to one another on an opposite side of the sheet and thus pivotable with respect to one another to enable the sheet to fold into a compact form for shipping and storage regardless of the vertical height of the device. Attachment mechanisms attach lateral edge portions of the sheet to the door and door frame.

Abstract: A finger, hand and other body part protector for hinged doors comprises an aesthetically pleasing foldable protective member which may be accordion-like, in the shape of a recoiling tube, etc., that extends over at least a portion of the height of the front and/or rear face opening or gap on the hinged side of a door. The device automatically expands and contracts to cover gaps created by the opening and closing of the door in a highly unobtrusive manner, thereby providing protection against insertion of body parts or the like into said gaps and resultant injury when the door is closed.

Abstract: Display device including a unitary, rigid sheet defining a left center panel, a right center panel pivotally connected to the left center panels, a left side panel pivotally connected to the left center panel and a right side panel pivotally connected to the right center panel. Vertically extending separation lines are formed on a rear planar layer without penetrating or cutting a front planar layer so that the panels are able to pivot about vertical axes. Fold lines may be formed opposite the separation lines on the front planar layer to facilitate folding the sheet whereby the fold lines define the vertical axes about which the panels pivot. Folding of the sheet provides a compact configuration which enables the display device to be easily carried.