Abstract: A table includes a board, a supporter, a pivot shaft and a lock mechanism. The supporter is disposed on the board. The pivot shaft is disposed on the supporter, and the board is rotatably disposed on the supporter via the pivot shaft. The lock mechanism is disposed between the board and the supporter. The board is switched between a first position and a second position. The lock mechanism fixes the board on the supporter when the board is switched to the first position, and the lock mechanism sets the board parallel to the supporter when the board is switched to the second position.

Abstract: A fixing device includes a first buckling assembly, a second buckling assembly and a pin. The first buckling assembly includes a main body, and a plurality of first holes is formed on the main body. A first arm and a second arm are disposed on the main body. A first fixing component is movably disposed on the first arm. The second arm has a fixing surface. The first fixing component buckles the first object with the fixing surface. The second buckling assembly includes an annular body, and a connecting arm is disposed on an end of the annular body. A second hole is formed on the connecting arm. A second fixing component is movably disposed on the other end of the annular body. The second fixing component buckles the second object with the main body. The pin detachably pierces through one of the first holes and the second hole.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a side-supporting umbrella. A collar is installed on a mast, and able to slide along the mast in a continuously variable manner, and pivotally connected to a supporting arm of a canopy. A movement of the collar sequentially actuates another movement of the pivotally interlinked supporting arm to adjust the tilt of the canopy, and the collar can be fixed at any position of the mast by a locking element. Thus, the canopy can be adjusted to any tilt attitude in response to the solar radiation coming from any direction. Besides, a controlling line of the present is inside-installed in order to prevent the line from exposure to the environment and avoid wear or damage of the line and then prolong the life of the umbrella and promote the operating safety.

Abstract: A collapsible reclining chair allowing users to adjust the recline angle according to their desire, and allowing users to use it safely. It comprises a supporting frame that is consisted of a front and a rear leg frame, a seat tubes, an arm tube, a back frame, a feet frame, an armrest pad and a lying pad. The front leg frame and the arm tubes have a fastening device, which is for users to adjust and fix the position of the chair according their desires. A safety device is mounted on the linkage between the rear leg frame and the seat tubes. The safety device is used to fasten and fix the supporting frame, so that the supporting frame will not shift easily due to external force, thus allowing user to use the reclining chair more safely and comfortably.

Abstract: An umbrella actuator for extending and folding an umbrella includes a runner slidable on a vertical rod to drive an umbrella frame to move, an anchor element fixedly mounted on the vertical rod for latching the runner, and a coupling device attached to the runner including an annular ring which may be moved to anchor the runner on the vertical rod at an action position or be released thereby to achieve a safer and more reliable operation.

Abstract: A fastening structure for chairs located between a rear foot and a back support of a leisure chair for preventing the leisure chair from unintentionally folding includes a latch sleeve slidably mounted on the rear foot and a fastener pivotally engaged with the rear foot and the back support. When the leisure chair is extended, the latch sleeve may be moved to engage with the fastener to prevent the fastener from moving away from the rear foot such that the rear foot and back support will maintain a latched and engaged relationship thereby to prevent the leisure chair from unintentional folding to ensure users safety.

Abstract: A safety fastening latch for leisure chairs includes a latch member and a fastener. The latch member is coupled with a rear foot of a leisure chair and slidable thereon for a limited distance. The fastener has a first end pivotally engaged with the rear foot and a second end pivotally engaged with a back support of the leisure chair. When the leisure chair is extended, the latch member may be slid to engage with the fastener to prevent the fastener from moving away from the rear foot such that the rear foot and back support will maintain a latched and engaged relationship thereby to prevent the leisure chair from unintentional folding.

Abstract: An improved chair structure for a folding chair includes a front foot support, a rear foot support, a seat frame, a back frame and an armrest. The front foot support has a top end pivotally engaged with the armrest at an inner side of a front section thereof, and pivotally engages with a front section of the seat frame between an upper and middle section thereof. The rear foot support has a top end pivotally engaged with the armrest at the outer side between a middle and rear section thereof, and pivotally engages with a pivot lever between an upper and middle section thereof. The pivot lever has one end pivotally engaged with one lateral side of the back frame at the bottom end thereof. Another side of the bottom end of the back frame is pivotally engaged with a rear section of the seat frame. The rear end of the armrest further pivotally engages with the back frame between a middle and lower section thereof.

Abstract: A folding structure for chairs includes a front foot support, a rear foot support, a seat frame, an armrest, and a back frame pivotally engaged with the seat frame and being extensible and foldable against each other. The front foot support has a top end pivotally engaged with the armrest at an inner side of a middle section thereof. The top end has an outer side pivotally engaged through the same axis with the rear foot support. The front foot support has a middle section pivotally engaged with a middle section of the seat frame. The rear foot support has a middle section pivotally engaged with the back frame through a pivot fastener. The armrest has a rear end pivotally engaged with the back frame.

Abstract: A fastening structure for chairs located between a rear foot and a back support of a leisure chair for preventing the leisure chair from unintentionally folding includes a latch sleeve slidably mounted on the rear foot and a fastener pivotally engaged with the rear foot and the back support. When the leisure chair is extended, the latch sleeve may be moved to engage with the fastener to prevent the fastener from moving away from the rear foot such that the rear foot and back support will maintain a latched and engaged relationship thereby to prevent the leisure chair from unintentional folding to ensure users safety.