Abstract: A support structure for office tables and desks is constituted of a cylindrical connecting element having a substantially horizontal axis, equipped with a plurality of lateral connectors, to some of which there are connected two or more pairs of inclined legs, diverging downwards at least in a vertical plane perpendicular to the axis of the connecting element. A plurality of support elements are connected to said legs and/or said tubular body for one or more working planes, projecting horizontally and transversely and/or oblique with respect to the axis of the connecting element. At the upper ends of the legs connector members can be provided to which there may be attached pairs of uprights carrying an upper plane and/or other members raised above the working plane.

Abstract: The flexible cable guide consists of a plurality of double-T shaped elements having curved flanges defining aligned cylindrical spaces, separated from one another by a central web of the shaped element, the elements being connected to each other by two-directional joints, a plurality of electrical supply, communications and the like cables being lodged in the cylindrical spaces defined by the curved flanges.

Abstract: An adjustable chair, intended in particular for office use or similar, consists of a base equipped with a telescopic column supporting a seat, preferably padded. The seat has a rigid outer frame divided into two sections hinged together about an axis, a front section of this frame being rigidly mounted on the telescopic column and the rear section being able to tilt relatively to the front section, there being an adjustable, resilient support means acting between the front and rear sections of the outer frame. The rear section of the frame supports in a pivotal manner a seat back, preferably padded, affording a tilting action by means of an adjustable, resilient means acting between the rear section of the frame and the seat back.