Abstract: The table has a table top portion (A) intended for use as a working surface and a table top portion (B) intended for use as an additional supporting surface. The two table top portions (A,B) are adjustable in height conjointly or separately. The vertical member for supporting the table top comprises at least two tubular members arranged one into the other so as to be axially movable relative to each other, drive means adapted to impart an axial motion to the movable tubular members, and control means arranged so as to permit a conjoint height-adjustment of the two table top portions (A,B) or a separate height-adjustment of one of the two table top portions (A,B) relative to the other.

Abstract: System for connecting section boards, particularly panel-like elements having rectangular greater surfaces and horizontal greater sides to form partition walls includes two metal sections intended to connect a lower sectional board to an upper sectional board, one metal section being attached to the upper greater horizontal side of the lower sectional board and the other metal section being attached to the lower greater horizontal side of the upper sectional board, said metal sections being connected to each other by means of a tongue-and-groove joint and forming, once they are connected together, a recessed portion extending along the greater horizontal side of the sectional boards and intended to receive and hold therein a corresponding portion of an element or fixture intended to project or to hang from the partition wall.

Abstract: A device for slowing a downward movement of a sliding door of a wardrobe includes a free-wheel consisting of a driving portion and a driven portion. The driven portion is coaxially aligned with the driving portion and is provided with an external toothing. The device also includes a driving rope running through the free-wheel driving portion which is fastened at one end to the sliding door and at another end, by interposition of a tension spring, to a base of the wardrobe. Additionally a spring is arranged between the free-wheel driving and driven portions and is used to engage the two free-wheel portions during the downward movement of the sliding door and to disengage the two during upward movement of the sliding door. A centrifugal brake is coupled to a spindle which is provided with an external toothing cooperating with the external toothing of the free-wheel driven portion.