Abstract: A fitting for clamping a table top at different heights to a, preferably obliquely aligned, column extending through the fitting, includes a first and a second fitting part each having an abutment section for abutment against the column from opposite directions, at least one clamping part movable into a release position and a clamping position, and an actuating element movable relative to the fitting parts for moving the clamping part between the release position and the clamping position. Furthermore, this relates to a height-adjustable table having a table frame with a, preferably obliquely aligned, column, a table top, and said fitting arranged at the table top.

Abstract: A table frame has a table leg with a housing part, a longitudinal beam and a transverse beam having two mutually opposite edge portions. A longitudinal beam protrusion of the longitudinal beam can be brought into contact, under preload, with one of the edge portions. A housing protrusion of the housing part can be brought into contact, under preload, with the other edge portion. The invention also relates to a table, comprising a tabletop and a table frame of this type. The table frame may be used in a table having a tabletop.

Abstract: A fitting for clamping a table top at different heights to a, preferably obliquely aligned, column extending through the fitting, includes a first and a second fitting part each having an abutment section for abutment against the column from opposite directions, at least one clamping part movable into a release position and a clamping position, and an actuating element movable relative to the fitting parts for moving the clamping part between the release position and the clamping position. Furthermore, this relates to a height-adjustable table having a table frame with a, preferably obliquely aligned, column, a table top, and said fitting arranged at the table top.

Abstract: A table frame for a table has a first column and a second column for supporting a table top, a cross member of hollow profile construction by which the first column and the second column are interconnected with each other and a first cantilever support mounted on the top end of the first column and a second cantilever support mounted on the top end of the second column. The first and the second column each have two projections at respective top ends thereof. The cross member, at each end section thereof, has a pair of oblong holes disposed on its lower side and through which the two projections of the respective column extend into the cross member. Each cantilever support has a first and a second flange which are arranged spaced-apart from one another, each of the flanges abutting the cross member on a lateral side portion thereof.

Abstract: Proposed is a length-adjustable, in particular, height-adjustable support 1 with a tube profile 4 preferably designed as cylinder profile, a telescopic support column 8 guided in the tube profile 4, and a spindle rod 11 which is guided in the support column 8 via a motion thread and mounted in a rotatable manner in the tube profile 4 in a free end area of the spindle rod 11, projecting out of the support column 8, and secured against axial displacement relative to the tube profile 4 via locking means. Locking means 25 are designed to block the radial rotatability of the spindle rod relative to the tube profile 4.

Abstract: A table support structure comprises a column (11) and a foot (12). A bar (13) is disposed within the column (11) and can be rotated in the column (11) in the direction of arrow (14) and displaced in the column (11) in the direction of arrow (15). The column (11) has plates (19, 20, 21, 22) which are held together by support rods (24). A plurality of bars (13) can be simultaneously disposed in column (11) to hold a support (18) via an adapter (16). Various objects can be attached to the adapter (16) such as additional supports, plates, extension arms and the like.

Abstract: An adjustable table top (7, 105) is supported movably on a trestle having at least one abutment (5, 104) fixed thereto beneath the table top. The abutment coacts with a wedge-shaped intermediate piece (9, 106) which is displacable in an opening direction of its wedge angle, substantially parallel to the table top, and which can be introduced to a lesser or greater extent into a space between the abutment and the table top so that a distance between the table top and the abutment and, thus, the position of the table top relative to the trestle, are determined by the position of the intermediate piece.