Transformable furniture
Abstract
Disclosed is a transformable seat-table. The seat-table has at least two operable configurations, the first configuration is a seat and the second configuration is a table. The seat-table includes a support structure that should have at least two horizontal members, one upper horizontal member and one lower horizontal member. The seat-table further includes two boards, the first of which has an adjustment mechanism or a releasable snap. If an adjustment mechanism is used, it is slidingly and rotatably engaged with the upper horizontal member. The two boards are connected by a hinged connecting mechanism. The second board should be at least rotatably connected to the lower horizontal member.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A seat-table transformable between a first configuration and a second configuration the seat-table comprised of
a first board having an adjustment mechanism, a second board, a connecting mechanism rotatably connecting said first board to said second board; and a support structure having an upper horizontal member slidingly and rotatably engaged with said adjustment mechanism and a lower horizontal member rotatably engaged with said second board.
2 . A seat-table as recited in claim 1 wherein said adjustment mechanism is further comprised of a locking mechanism.
3 . A seat-table as recited in claim 1 wherein said adjustment mechanism is comprised of an adjustment handle.
4 . A seat-table as recited in claim 3 wherein said adjustment mechanism is further comprised of a locking mechanism releasable by application of force to said adjustment handle.
5 . A seat-table transformable between a first configuration and a second configuration the seat-table comprised of
a support structure having at least one horizontal member; a first board being comprised of an adjustment mechanism having a releasable snap holder and said first board being in communication with said at least one horizontal member through said snap holder; a second board rotatably connected to said first board by a connecting hinge.
6 . A seat-table as recited in claim 5 wherein said snap holder is releasable.
7 . A seat-table as recited in claim 5 wherein said adjustment mechanism is comprised of an adjustment handle.
8 . A seat-table as recited in claim 7 wherein said adjustment mechanism is further comprised of a locking mechanism releasable by application of force to said adjustment handle.
9 . A seat-table transformable between a first configuration and a second configuration the seat-table comprised of
a support structure having an upper support member, a first lower support member and a second lower support member, a first board being rotatably connected to said upper support member, a first connecting arm having an upper portion and a lower portion, said first connecting arm attached at its upper portion to a lower portion of said first board and attached at its lower portion to said first lower support member; a second connecting arm having an upper portion and a lower portion said second connecting arm attached at its upper portion to a lower portion of said first board and attached at its lower portion to said second lower support member.
10 . A seat-table as recited in claim 9 further comprised of an adjustment mechanism and a support structure having an upper horizontal member slidingly and rotatably engaged with said adjustment mechanism.
11 . A seat-table transformable between a first configuration and a second configuration the seat-table comprised of
a support structure having an upper horizontal member and a lower horizontal member; a first board comprised of an adjustment mechanism, said adjustment mechanism being engaged with said upper horizontal member; and a second board connected to said first board by a connecting hinge and said second board being rotatingly engaged with said lower horizontal member.
12 . A seat-table as recited in independent claim 11 wherein said adjustment mechanism is rotatably engaged with said upper horizontal member.
13 . A seat-table as recited in independent claim 11 wherein said adjustment mechanism is slidingly engaged with said upper horizontal member.
14 . A seat-table as recited in independent claim 11 wherein said adjustment mechanism is rotatably and slidingly engaged with said upper horizontal member.
15 . A seat-table transformable between a first configuration and a second configuration the seat-table comprised of
a support structure having an upper horizontal member, a first side frame attached to a first end of said upper horizontal member, and a second side frame attached to a second end of said upper horizontal member; a first board in communication with said upper horizontal member, said first board having a retractable protrusion; and a second board in communication with both of said first side frame and said second side frame, said second board having a recess comprised of a first recess inlet adapted to be engaged with said retractable protrusion when the seat-table is in the first configuration, and said recess being further comprised of a second recess inlet adapted to be engaged with said retractable protrusion when the seat-table is in the second configuration.
16 . A seat-table as recited in claim 15 further comprised of a biasing means located at a point of communication of said second board with said first side frame, whereby said second board is biased toward a vertical position.
17 . A seat-table as recited in claim 16 wherein said second board is rotatable about said point of communication of said second board with said first side frame.
18 . A seat-table as recited in claim 15 wherein said first board is further comprised of a releasing mechanism for retracting said retractable protrusion.
19 . A seat-table as recited in claim 15 wherein said first board is rotatable about said upper horizontal member.
20 . A seat-table as recited in claim 15 wherein said support structure is comprised of a first seat support rail and a second seat support rail.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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