Mobile workstation
Abstract
A preferred embodiment of an improved mobile workstation comprising a work surface that is attached at one end to a curved, sound-absorbing partition. At the other end, the work surface is fitted with a fixed support leg opposite the partition. A pair of locking wheels is positioned at the base of the partition, thus providing the workstation with mobility. When movement of the mobile workstation is desired, a user unlocks the wheels, lifts the work surface at the opposite end closest to the support leg and moves the workstation like a wheelbarrow. After the mobile workstation is guided to the appropriate location and desired position, the work surface is lowered and the wheels are locked.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A mobile workstation comprising:
a work surface having distal end and a proximate end; a curved partition comprising a skeletal frame and having at least one curved end, said curved partition being connected to said proximate end of said work surface; a plurality of wheels each having a locking brake that is manually engageable and disengageable, said wheels being attached to said partition; a table leg at said distal end of said work surface; wherein when locking brakes are disengaged and said work surface is lifted at said distal end, said mobile workstation is adapted to move like a wheelbarrow.
2 . The mobile workstation of claim 1 wherein said partition further incorporates filler material and a partition cover covering said skeletal frame and said filler material.
3 . The mobile workstation of claim 2 wherein said partition further incorporates a set of connector bars to connect said partition to said work surface to form a triangular connection between said partition and said work surface.
4 . The mobile workstation of claim 3 wherein each connector bar further incorporates a bushing.
5 . The mobile workstation of claim 1 , wherein said proximate end of said work surface includes an indent which together with said partition forms an aperture.
6 . A mobile workstation comprising:
a work surface having distal end and a proximate end; a partition connected to said proximate end of said work surface; a plurality of wheels attached to said partition; wherein when said work surface is lifted at said distal end, said mobile workstation is adapted to move like a wheelbarrow.
7 . The mobile workstation of claim 6 wherein said partition incorporates a curved wall.
8 . The mobile workstation of claim 7 wherein said curved wall incorporates two curved ends.
9 . The mobile workstation of claim 6 wherein said partition incorporates a skeletal frame fitted with filler material and a partition cover covering said skeletal frame and said filler material.
10 . The mobile workstation of claim 9 wherein said partition further incorporates a set of connector bars to connect said partition to said work surface to form a triangular connection between said partition and said work surface.
11 . The mobile workstation of claim 10 wherein each connector bar further incorporates a bushing.
12 . The mobile workstation of claim 6 further comprising a table leg positioned at said distal end of said work surface.
13 . The mobile workstation of claim 6 wherein said wheels incorporate a locking brake to lock said wheels.
14 . The mobile workstation of claim 6 wherein said proximate end of said work surface includes an indent which together with said partition forms an aperture.
15 . The mobile workstation of claim 6 wherein said partition is approximately 100 cm in height.
16 . The mobile workstation of claim 6 wherein said partition is approximately 160 cm in height.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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