Billiard table with a cabinet

Abstract

A billiard table with a cabinet includes an inner frame and a bottom frame formed under the billiard table. The inner frame consists of plural upright separating boards to define a center space, and the bottom frame consists of two opposite side strips and a plurality of rotatable rods spaced apart between the two side strips. One of the upright separating boards of the inner frame has a swingable board door hinged with the separating board to be opened and closed to form an opening for things such as related to billiards or games to be put in or taken out of the cabinet, utilizing most effectively the hollow space unused under the billiard table.

1 . A billiard table with a cabinet comprising an inner frame supporting a billiard table, said inner frame secured by plural feet of the billiard table and formed of plural upright separating boards, said cabinet further comprising a bottom frame fixed at a bottom of said inner frame, said bottom frame having plural corners respectively fixed on an upper ends of said feet, one of said separating sideboards of said inner frame provided with a swingable board door pivotally connected to swing up and down to form an opening; said inner frame and said bottom frame forming a cabinet in the space under said billiard table for things to be put in or taken out through said opening, utilizing most effectively the billiard table.  
   
   
       2 . The billiard table with a cabinet as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein said bottom frame has two opposite side strips, a plurality of rods spaced apart between said two side strips and positioned in parallel with said board door of said inner frame, two ends of each said rod respectively provided with a bearing fixed in said side strip so that all said rods are freely rotatable for things easily put in or taken out of the cabinet without harming them.  
   
   
       3 . The billiard table with a cabinet as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the swingable board door is pivotally connected with the side board by means of hinges, and fasteners are provided on an upper inner side to keep the closed board door stably without swinging down randomly.