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Description
Is Your Cast Digging Into Your Skin?
A sharp or rough cast edge rubbing against your skin is one of the most common complaints during cast wear — and one of the easiest to fix. The Delta Terry-Net Adhesive Fleece Cast Edger applies directly to the rim of any fiberglass or plaster cast to create a soft, protective barrier between the hard cast edge and your skin. No more cast digging into skin, no more raw spots.
This listing is for a full roll (15 yards) — ideal for clinics, caregivers, or anyone who wants extra on hand. Need just a small amount? We also sell the Delta Fleece Cast Edger by the foot (10-ft sections) so you only pay for what you need.
Full Roll vs. 10-Foot Section — Which Should You Buy?
| Option | Best For | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Full Roll (this listing) | Clinics, caregivers, multiple casts, best value per yard | 15 yards (540 in.) |
| 10-Foot Section | Single cast, one-time use, patients who want just enough | 10 feet (120 in.) |
Key Features
- Soft terry-net fleece — gentle against sensitive and irritated skin
- Pressure-sensitive adhesive backing — no tape, clips, or extra supplies needed
- Stretchy design conforms to curved, irregular, and contoured cast edges
- 1.25" wide × 15 yards per full roll — cut to any length
- Compatible with fiberglass and plaster casts
- Black color (Part No. 7229513)
Why This Works Better Than Petalling
Many patients attempt petalling a cast edge with adhesive foam or medical tape — but these methods often fail within hours. Tape petalling can unravel with normal activity and doesn't conform well to curved cast rims. The Delta Fleece Cast Edger is purpose-built for cast edges: its adhesive is formulated to bond to fiberglass and plaster, and its terry-net construction stays soft even after days of wear.
How to Apply
- Clean and dry the cast edge before application.
- Cut the desired length from the roll.
- Peel the adhesive backing and press firmly along the cast rim.
- Stretch gently around corners and contours for a smooth, wrinkle-free fit.
- Trim any excess with scissors.
Product Details
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 7229513 (SKU: 6012) |
| Width | 1.25" (3.2 cm) |
| Length | 15 yards (13.7 m) per roll |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Terry-Net Adhesive Fleece |
| Sold As | Full Roll — cut to desired length |
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the edge of my cast digging into my skin?
Cast edges — especially fiberglass — can become sharp or rough during the trimming and finishing process. As the cast settles and your limb shifts slightly with swelling changes, the rim can press directly against skin, causing redness, abrasions, or open sores. This is especially common at the wrist, thumb web space, ankle, and toe openings. Padding the edge with a purpose-built cast edger creates a soft buffer that moves with you.
Can you cut the edge of a cast to make it less sharp?
A clinician can trim and smooth a cast edge using a cast saw or cast cutter — this is sometimes called "finishing" the cast. However, this should only be done by a trained healthcare provider. At home, the safest option is to pad the sharp edge rather than attempt to cut it yourself. Applying a fleece cast edger is the recommended patient-safe solution for a cast scratching or rubbing skin.
What is petalling a cast edge, and does it work?
Petalling is a traditional technique where strips of adhesive foam or padding are folded over the cast rim in overlapping "petals" to soften the edge. While it can provide temporary relief, petalling often fails within a day or two — the strips peel away with moisture and movement. A purpose-built adhesive fleece cast edger provides a more durable, conforming solution that stays in place longer and covers the full rim evenly.
How do I make cast edges softer for a child or someone with sensitive skin?
Children and patients with sensitive or fragile skin are especially vulnerable to cast edge irritation. The Delta Fleece Cast Edger's terry-net construction is soft enough for pediatric use and gentle on delicate skin. Apply it along the full rim of the cast as soon as irritation begins — or proactively at the time of casting — to prevent skin breakdown before it starts.
How do I know if my cast edge is causing a skin problem I should see a doctor about?
Minor redness or irritation at the cast rim is common and can usually be managed with cast edge padding. However, contact your orthopedic provider promptly if you notice persistent pain or burning under the cast, a foul odor, drainage or wetness inside the cast, numbness or tingling in the fingers or toes, or skin that appears broken or blistered near the cast edge. These may indicate a pressure sore, skin breakdown, or infection requiring clinical evaluation.
Authorized Dealer & Compliance
OrthoTape is an authorized dealer of Delta cast care products. All products are sold new and factory-sealed. FSA/HSA eligibility may apply — consult your plan administrator. HCPCS coding may be applicable for clinical billing. For bulk or clinical ordering inquiries, contact us directly.
For use under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional. This product is intended to improve patient comfort during cast wear and is not a substitute for professional medical advice or clinical cast management.
Shop More Cast Care Supplies
Browse our full Cast Care collection for stockinette, cast padding, waterproof cast covers, and complete casting kits. Also available: Delta Fleece Cast Edger — 10-Foot Section for single-cast use.