US2004107881A1PendingUtilityA1
Attachment table
Priority: Dec 4, 2002Filed: Dec 4, 2002Published: Jun 10, 2004
Est. expiryDec 4, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Tung-I Chen
A47B 5/06
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Abstract
An attachment table that is space-saving, allows easy operation and effectively provides additional scope for application, comprised of a folding structure and a support structure; the former including two tops foldable to each other, a pivot being respectively provided at both ends on one side top to stride over a rod; and the latter being provided at an free end of another top and being retractable to allow the tops take advantage of the adjustable support structure to rest on the rod on the other side when both tops being outwardly extended.
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1 . An attachment table essentially comprised of a folding structure and a supporting structure; wherein, the folding structure including a first and a second tops allowing to be folded to each other; and a retractable supporting board being provided to a free end of the folding structure; a holder being each pivoted to both sides of one end of the first top; a recess being provided to the holder to stride over a rod member; a pivoting member being each provided on both sides of the edge of the second top at where in relation to that of the first top; a slide to the supporting structure being each provided on both sides of the second top with the supporting board to stride over the free end of the slide respectively provided on both sides of the second top 30 .
2 . An attachment table as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, a pivoting rod is respectively extending from both sides of the first top to be inserted into a pivoting hole provided in the holder for the first top to be pivoted to the holder.
3 . An attachment table as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, the size of the recess at the bottom of the holder varies to compromise the holder selected.
4 . An attachment table as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, a clamp bolt is respectively locked in the holder at where corresponding to the recess of the holder to secure the holder to the rod member.
5 . An attachment table as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, a locking structure is provided at the upper edge of the inner side at where both of the first and the second tops are folded to each other; wherein, a protruded latching member being locked to the first top; a magnetic member being fixed at where below the protruded latching member; another magnetic member being fixed to the second top to match that on the first top; another latching member being provided on the supporting board to match the protruded latching member on the first top; and a latching groove being provided in the latching member on the supporting board to allow the first top, the second top and the supporting board to firmly rest on one another when folded.
6 . An attachment table as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, a magnetic member is provided at the top edge of the second top and a corresponding magnetic member is provided at the bottom edge of the supporting board to secure the supporting board of the supporting structure in position.
7 . An attachment table as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, the pivoting member is provided with a pivoting plate each being locked to both sides of the first and the second tops, and a pivot is pivoted at where between two relative pivoting plates.
8 . An attachment table as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, a recessed gradation is each provided on both sides of the second top to be used for the assembly of the supporting structure.
9 . An attachment table as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, a sleeve is provided each on both sides of the second top to protect the corresponding slide.
10 . An attachment table as claimed in claim 1 , wherein, a recessed groove being formed at the edge on one end of the supporting board for the user to pull the supporting board.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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