US2003131412A1PendingUtilityA1
EZ access table
Priority: Jan 11, 2002Filed: Jan 11, 2002Published: Jul 17, 2003
Est. expiryJan 11, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:John Mason
A47B 2200/13A47B 23/046
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Abstract
EZ Access Table is far more accessible than your conventional hospital table. It has more optional positions versus the standard “up and down” setting of a conventional hospital table. It has a contemporary furniture look that is not like the conventional hospital tables, which gives you a hospital feel. It adjusts to the person in a wheelchair instead the person in the wheelchair adjusting to the table. The EZ Access Table will enhance the lives of disabled people rather it's at home, hospitals or rehabilitation centers.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat I claim as my invention is that the EZ Access Table:
1 . An over the bed hospital table that has more optional positions versus the standard “up and down” setting that comes with a conventional over the bed hospital table:
2 . The table of claim 1 wherein the table materials' is composed of aluminum, steel and clear polycarbonate plastic.
3 . The table of claim 1 the table can be disassembled into three parts by removing the tabletop and pin from underneath the tubular bar that connects to the frame base.
4 . The table of claim 1 wherein said body frame base is U shaped.
5 . The table of claim 4 wherein the frame base is wide enough to accommodate all size wheelchairs.
6 . The table of claim 4 wherein the frame base has 4 wheels that can be lock preventing the table from rolling.
7 . The table of claim 1 wherein said body has aluminum tubular bar that is connected to the frame base.
8 . The table of claim 7 wherein the aluminum tubular bar height can be adjusted from 2 to 4 ft.
9 . The table of claim 7 wherein the aluminum tubular bar height can be adjusted with a knob located in from of the bar.
10 . The table of claim 7 wherein the aluminum tubular bar has a hydraulic device, which allows the table to go up when the knob is pulled out.
11 . The table of claim 1 wherein said body has an extend aluminum arm which is connected to the aluminum tubular bar.
12 . The table of claim 11 wherein the extend aluminum arm, which holds a tabletop.
13 . The table of claim 11 wherein the extend aluminum arm allows the tabletop to slant at an angle from 0° to 90°.
14 . The table of claim 11 wherein has a knob that controls the slant function of the extend aluminum arm.
15 . The table of claim 1 wherein said body has a tabletop that can handle all types of personal devices such as telephones, remote controls, laptop computer, book, meals, trays, etc.
16 . The table of claim 15 wherein the tabletop is made of polycarbonate plastic, which is ½″ thick, 16″ by 36″ in diameter.
17 . The table of claim 15 wherein has an aluminum lip to prevent items from rolling or sliding off when the tabletop is in a slanted position.
18 . The table of claim 15 wherein the tabletop has the capability to slide left or right from the center point on the extend aluminum arm 10′.
19 . The table of claim 15 wherein has a knob to control its sliding function of the tabletop; therefore the swivel knob has to be loosen before the slide function can be operated.
20 . The table of claim 15 wherein the tabletop has the capability of swiveling around 360°.
21 . The table of claim 15 wherein has a knob that controls the swivel function of the tabletop.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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