Utah Inventor Designs Tool to Streamline Molding Installation
A carpenter from Magna, Utah, has developed the Easy Edge Line, a device designed to install window and door moldings without requiring the removal or opening of the frames. The tool aims to minimize the labor-intensive adjustments typically faced by contractors and home remodelers during installation projects.
The invention focuses on efficiency by eliminating the need to dismantle door or window hardware, a common pain point for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike. Its compact design allows for quick application, significantly reducing the time spent on manual adjustments and physical labor. A physical prototype of the device is currently available for demonstration.
The concept, filed under reference number LOS-633, has been submitted to InventHelp for industry outreach. The company is actively seeking manufacturers or marketers interested in licensing or purchasing the design. Those looking for technical specifications or acquisition details can contact the InventHelp office in Pittsburgh at (412) 288-1300, extension 1368.
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