Abstract: An improved folding table includes an extension table having a pair of frame members, a top member, a pair of foldable legs, a slide, a corner bracket and a corner hinge. One top member is attached to one side of its frame member and the top members are stacked when the table is unextended. The legs are carried by each frame member and are located at a frame joint. The slide connects the frame members and includes a plurality of interlocking and movable members. The corner bracket and corner hinge are located at a frame joint and the corner hinge foldably connects the leg to the frame and bracket. The invention is also considered a corner bracket for use in an extension table having foldable legs and a frame with the corner bracket mountable at each frame joint and a method of making an extendable folding table.

Abstract: A child safety, folding seat includes support members pivotally joined to a seat member. The seat member pivots between folded and unfolded conditions, and a lock locks the seat in the unfolded condition when the seat members is unfolded. Preferably, the lock is spaced rearwardly on an underside of the horizontal seat member sufficiently so that a child on the seat will not normally be able to reach under the seat and inadvertently disengage the lock and the lock automatically locks when the seat member is pivoted to the horizontal position.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to a poker table with two top sections that fold together for convenient storage and with two folding legs attached to each of the sections. The sections are connected together by invisible hinges and there are detachable fastening means on the sections to prevent folding when the table is set up ready for use. Chip-holding recesses in the top surface have fillers that may be used to give the table top a flush surface for use as a dining table. The preferred construction is a plastic molding for each section and a polygonal shape with the recesses and fillers corresponding to the shape of the polygon.

Abstract: This invention is a three-way table. It includes a folding table similar to a conventional card table but combined with means for attaching supports extending outwardly on all sides of the basic table. A conversion top can be placed on the table with one side up to provide a serving table with a finish such as polished wood or simulated wood. This convertible top can be turned upside down to provide a gaming table contoured for the particular game or games for which it is intended; for example with depressions for holding poker chips. The convertible top can be folded for more convenient storage.