Abstract: A table (10) is angularly mobile on an vertical rotation axis (X—X) with respect to a fixed base (1, 3); an articulated rod 16) forming a strut is articulated by means of end ball joints (18, 20) both under the flap (12) and to a support (14) of the base (1,3) at a distance from the axis (X—X) of angular mobility of the table; the flap is raised when the table is turned in one direction and the same flap is lowered when the table is turned in the opposite direction.

Abstract: A table (10) is angularly mobile on an vertical rotation axis (X-X) with respect to a fixed base (1, 3); an articulated rod 16) forming a strut is articulated by means of end ball joints (18, 20) both under the flap (12) and to a support (14) of the base (1,3) at a distance from the axis (X-X) of angular mobility of the table; the flap is raised when the table is turned in one direction and the same flap is lowered when the table is turned in the opposite direction.

Abstract: Modular sectional structure, particularly suitable for creating furniture pieces, furniture complements or the like, for example tables, small tables, shelvings, expositors, and the like, or for the creation of open or closed areas, for example stands, boxes for fairs, exhibitions, and the like, or for the creation of partition walls, and the like, characterized in that it comprises vertical uprights, each of which is provided in at least one position of at least one lateral fitting for the preferably removable connection of at least one horizontal transversal member, by which it can be connected with at least another vertical upright.

Abstract: In a modular structure consisting of rods and junction plates joined orthogonally to each other, the rods are attached by means of expanding linking pins to tubular coupling hubs provided on the front face of each junction plate at right angles therewith. The latticework rods are attached by means of connecting grippers to an enlarged attachment molding formed along one edge between two orthogonally joined junction plates having complementary beads in the mating flanges of these plates. Thus, from a latticework knot formed by two or more junction plates, rods can be branched off either orthogonal to the plates or inclined relative to the plates.