Abstract: A wheeled table including a base section, wheels mounted to the base section, a tabletop carried on an upper section above the base section and having an upstanding peripheral wall, and a pad removably carried on the upper surface of the tabletop. The tabletop and pad have aligned elongated openings adjacent to and extending parallel to one end of the tabletop. The openings cooperate with the upstanding edge wall to provide improved handle means for manipulating the table when desired. The upstanding edge wall further provides for maintained positioning of the pad on the tabletop.

Abstract: A cabinet construction and method of forming the same having a plurality of sidewall panels, each of which defines opposite vertical edges, and an intermediate wall portion. Cylindrical upright corner posts are secured between top and bottom walls of the cabinet. The sidewall panels include angularly returned flanges on the edges thereof defining acute angles. The flanges are wedged against the outer surfaces of the corner posts to prevent inward movement of the panels and structure is provided in association with the top and bottom walls of the cabinet for retaining the cabinet against outward displacement.

Abstract: A cart wheel structure having a pair of wheels rotatably mounted to opposite ends of an axle rod. The axle rod is mounted to a base portion of a cart by a pair of fabricated brackets having an upstanding swivel post adapted to be received in swivel cavities provided on the cart base portion. The swivel cavities are adapted to receive the swivel post of conventional swivel caster whereby the cart may be provided with caster and non-caster wheels as desired. The cooperation between the axle rod and brackets provides an accurate maintained disposition of the wheels carried on the opposite distal ends of the axle rod.

Abstract: An electrified table top. In one form, the table wall forms the top of a base defining a cabinet. The table wall includes an integral, outwardly projecting handle portion provided with integral electrical connection structure for selective connection of power cords from electrical apparatus carried on the table wall. The electrical connection structure is provided with a power cord which may be selectively plugged into a conventional power supply receptacle. The table wall is provided with a selectively closable opening for passing the flexible electrical cords therethrough. Structure is provided for supporting the flexible cords on the underside of the table wall. Where the structure includes a base cabinet portion, the cabinet is provided with one or more openings for passing the cords to and from the handle portion.

Abstract: A mobile three-shelf table wherein the bottom, central and top shelves are interconnected by readily assembleable corner legs fitted to cooperating connecting portions on the shelves. The table includes wall panels partially enclosing the space between the bottom and central shelves which are mounted in the table with effectively minimum fastening structures. The panels define a front access opening. A door is hingedly mounted to one of the side panels for selectively closing the access opening. The shelves and panels define cooperating interlock structures for effectively retaining the panels in assembled relationship in the table. Straps are provided for reinforcing the mounting of the side panels to the front corner legs to provide improved strength and rigidity at the front access opening. In the illustrated embodiment, the space between the central and top shelves is open.