Abstract: A collapsible table is provided. The table includes a top portion, a bottom portion, a first set of legs, and a second set of legs. Each set of legs are interconnected by a cross bar at one end and rotatably coupled to the ends of the bottom surface of the first portion at an opposing end. Two sets of arms are attached to the cross bars and rotatably coupled to the bottom surface of the second portion. In a deployed configuration, both sets of legs extend from the bottom surface of the first portion, and both sets of arms extend in opposite directions, positioning the second portion horizontally distant from the first portion. In a collapsed configuration, both sets of legs and both sets of arms fold such that each are adjacent to the bottom surfaces, positioning the second portion adjacent to the first portion.

Abstract: In some examples, a fire-resistant work glove includes a cotton base layer with a denier ranging from 150 to 200, and a polyurethane impregnated in the cotton base layer.

Abstract: Systems and methods comprising: cause first legs to rotate towards the center of the table until the first legs reside adjacent to the upper or lower part of the table; cause the first legs to slide against the upper or lower part in a first direction away from the center of the table until second ends of the first legs are received into openings formed in first couplers coupling the first legs to the upper part; cause the second legs to rotate towards the center of the table until the second legs reside adjacent to the upper or lower part of the table; and cause the second legs to slide against the upper or lower part in a second direction away from the center of the table until second ends of the second legs are received into openings formed in second couplers coupling the second legs to the upper part.

Abstract: Systems and methods comprising: cause first legs to rotate towards the center of the table until the first legs reside adjacent to the upper or lower part of the table; cause the first legs to slide against the upper or lower part in a first direction away from the center of the table until second ends of the first legs are received into openings formed in first couplers coupling the first legs to the upper part; cause the second legs to rotate towards the center of the table until the second legs reside adjacent to the upper or lower part of the table; and cause the second legs to slide against the upper or lower part in a second direction away from the center of the table until second ends of the second legs are received into openings formed in second couplers coupling the second legs to the upper part.