Abstract: A collapsible table includes a blow-molded tabletop, a pair of opposing collapsible support stands, a pair of tubular frame members and a plurality of fasteners. The table top includes a hollow cavity between the top and bottom surfaces. A lip lies along the tabletop perimeter, encloses the hollow cavity, and extends beyond the bottom of the table. The support stands are pivotally attached to and between the frame members and support the tabletop in an upright position when positioned perpendicularly to the table top. The frame members are attached to the bottom of the table top by the fasteners. The fasteners extend through the frame members and bottom surface, but do not enter the top surface of the table top or the lip.

Abstract: A collapsible table includes a blow-molded table top and two opposing collapsible support stands mounted on a bottom of the table top. The support stands are supported by articulated support braces attached to cross braces that span the underside of the table top. At opposing ends of the cross braces are substantially U-shaped brackets that receive leg members of the support stands when the support stands are in a collapsed position.

Abstract: A collapsible table includes an elongate table top having a substantially planar top surface and a bottom surface opposite the top surface. The bottom surface includes opposing elongate first and second side edges, an elongate first channel which is substantially parallel to the elongate first side edge, and an elongate second channel which is substantially parallel to the elongate second side edge. Projections, which are preferably integrally molded into the bottom surface, are disposed on opposing sides of each of the elongate first and second channels. A support frame is attached to the bottom surface of the table top which includes a first elongate tubular support member disposed in the elongate first channel, and a second elongate tubular support member disposed in the elongate second channel.

Abstract: A table assembly of the type including a table top having a lower surface with a recessed central tray region and tray sides extending between the tray region and surrounding portions of the lower surface; leg assemblies mountable adjacent the lower surface and within the central tray region, each of the leg assemblies including a bracket having a plurality of mounts and at least two extensions adjacent edges of the bracket and positioned adjacent a portion of one of the tray sides; a leg pivotally mounted to the mounts; a plurality of frame members positioned so that a portion of each of the frame members is positioned between one of the extensions of the one of the brackets, and a fastener extending through each of the extensions and a portion of the adjacent frame member and into a portion of the tray side for mounting of the frame members and the leg assemblies to the table top.

Abstract: A collapsible table has a table top, such as may be formed by blow molding, with a substantially planar top surface and a bottom surface opposite the top surface. Formed into the bottom surface of the table top are opposing first and second channels. Disposed within the first channel is a first pivot bar, and disposed within the second channel is a second pivot bar. The table includes opposing first and second frame members secured to the bottom surface of the table top. Disposed between and pivotally attached to the first and second frame members are opposing first and second leg assemblies which are movable between a use position and a storage position. To maintain the first leg assembly in the use position, the table has a first support assembly including a first brace structure and a first support bar. The first brace structure has a first central pivotal attachment point, and one or more first distal pivotal attachment points attached to the first leg assembly.