Abstract: A collapsible table comprises a frame formed from a plurality of pivotally connected frame members, the frame being movable between an expanded configuration and a collapsed configuration. A table top is connected to the frame, the table top including at least one drink holder. A container assembly having a flange portion is provided with mounting holes and a container pouch. The container assembly is connected to the frame at a position beneath the table top by the plurality of frame members being inserted though the mounting holes.

Abstract: A compact, hinged, foldably deployable table utilizes a main square or rectangular member which pivotally supports a pair opposing side members from a position flatly adjacent the main member to a position at a right angle from the main member. An overlying top frame section folds from a position parallel to the main member and adjacent the side members, to a position at a right angle with respect to the main member. Locking members in the top frame positively engage and stabilize the side members. An overlying top which fits exactly within the upper frame is carried by the frame and provides sturdy support.

Abstract: A computer desk includes a foldable frame and a plurality of desk boards. The desk boards are pivotally connected to the frame and can be folded for storage and unfolded and moved to a horizontal position for use.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a table tennis table comprising a lower frame and two playing surface boards. Said lower frame comprises vertical struts which are used as carrier elements and are arranged opposite each other along the width of the table tennis table, in the central region of the same, and vertical guiding structure on which guiding elements pertaining to fixing units applied to the playing surface boards can be moved upwards and downwards, in such a way that the playing surface boars can thus be transferred from a first position, in which the playing surface boards are vertically oriented and the guiding elements are arranged in a lower position, to a second position, in which the playing surface boards are horizontally oriented and the guiding elements are arranged in an upper position, the guiding structure being embodied on the vertical struts used as carrier elements.

Abstract: A portable massage table including two abutting table top sections hingedly connected together. Each top section has a pair of legs pivotally attached thereto. A truss member is hingedly connected to one of the top sections. Table support cables extend from each of the outer corners of one of the top sections to the diagonally opposite corner of the other top section through the truss member. First leg support cables extend from a mid-portion of the inner end of the top sections to the lower half of each of the legs attached to that top section. Second leg support cables extend from each of the corners of the top sections to a mid-portion of the adjacent leg. Third leg support cables extend from the top of each leg to the top of the adjacent leg of the adjacent table top section.

Abstract: A mobile battle center featuring a command table, a foldable tent for covering the command table, and a transport vehicle for transporting the tent and the command table. The command table includes an aft section, a forward section, electronic equipment stations securely mounted to the aft section, the forward section, or both sections and a bus housing electronic cables running to the electronic equipment stations. An intermediate section is hinged to the forward section and the aft section, the aft section foldable up and over the forward section for transport of the table, the intermediate section providing clearance for the electronic equipment stations when the table is folded. Foldable legs support the table in the deployed position. The transport vehicle includes an equipment rack electrically coupled to the electronic equipment stations of the command table via the bus.

Abstract: A furniture article suited for shipment in a compact carton has a top, a back hinged from the rear edge of the top, opposing side panels hinged from the back, and means for holding the opposing side panels in position, such as a stretcher bar, or a shelf hinged from the back to fold down and engage the side panels. A table particularly useful for computer use has a middle panel, a fold down shelf hinged from the middle panel, and drawers. When a wedge and pocket fastener is used in combination with the factory attachment of hinges, the articles can be assembled by a consumer at the point of use, without the use of tools or screws or bolts.

Abstract: A table which may be quickly and easily reconfigured to meet the present needs of the user includes a base having left and right side members, front and rear slat members, and a bottom member extending therebetween, the foregoing members defining a magazine storage area within the base, a sub-top extending between the left and right side members and being arranged for vertical sliding engagement with respect to the side members to facilitate height adjustment of the sub-top with respect to the base, a table top having a rectangular central top member and drop leaves hingedly attached to respective ones of longer sides of the top member, each of the drop leaves being movable between a horizontal position and a depending vertical position, the top member being mounted on the sub-top such that the table top may be rotated ninety degrees in either direction with respect to the base.

Abstract: A portable, re-usable, elevated platform that provides a large, non-slip, grated surface on which an individual wearing a fully-encapsulated, hazardous materials suit may stand, and turn as needed to ensure thorough on-site decontamination. The platform generally comprises a top grate and two folding/pivoting support leg assemblies. The elevated design of the platform allows for the collection of the hazardous material runoff in a containment vessel deployed underneath. The platform is fabricated of impervious, strong, lightweight materials to prevent absorption of any hazardous materials and to provide sufficient structural strength while keeping its overall weight reasonable. The design is simple and straightforward, and can be economically manufactured.

Abstract: A billiard table includes a table top, two pairs of brackets secured to the table top and each having one or more openings, two pairs of bars each having one or more ears easily and quickly hooking to the openings of the brackets, for easily and quickly hooking and securing the bars to the table top, and for allowing the billiard table to be assembled by the users. A number of angles are secured between the bars for securing the bars together and to the table top. A bottom plate may be secured to the bars, and a support device may be secured to the bottom plate.

Abstract: A folding and tilting table which is versatile, simply constructed and easy to use. The table includes a table top, an elongated support member, two leg assemblies pivotally mounted to ends of the support member, a set of wheels connected to the leg assemblies and an elongated hinge connected to the support member and to the table top. A first pair of latch assemblies restrain the table top to the support member and a second pair of latch assemblies restrain the leg assemblies. Once released, the table top may rotate from an in-use horizontal position to a vertical position for storage. Also once released, the leg assemblies may move from the use mode to storage mode quickly and easily.

Abstract: A folding table comprising a basic structure (12) and a resting surface (14) mounted upon the basic structure (14), it being possible for said resting surface to oscillate between a substantially vertical inoperative position, and a substantially horizontal operative position. The resting surface (14) is mounted so that it can oscillate with respect to the basic structure (12) about a first horizontal axis (26), and the aforesaid basic structure (12) comprises a retention device (38), which includes: at least one articulation arm (40) articulated to the basic structure (12) about a second horizontal axis (30) parallel to the first axis (26); and a connection member (42, 142) operatively set between said arm (40) and the aforesaid resting surface (14).

Abstract: Support structures are provided having an improved connecting structures. Support structures include tables, chairs, and the like. The improved connecting structures securely connect a support surface and a support leg. For example, the improved connecting structures of the present invention can be used to connect a table top to a table leg. In one embodiment, a table top has a raised portion extending from a bottom surface thereof. A connector having a horizontal portion and at least one vertical portion is secured to the raise portion. A table leg is then pivotally connected to the connector. The connector can be U-shaped or L-shaped. The length of the vertical portion of the connector is less than the height of the raised portion of the table top.

Abstract: A miter saw table comprising a first elongated base platform having a first raised table top portion extending inward from one end and terminating at one side edge of a vertically adjustable shelf for a miter saw located at the mid-region of the first elongated base platform, and also having a second raised table top platform extending inward from the opposite end of the elongated base platform and terminating at the opposite side edge of the vertically adjustable miter saw shelf. The vertical end walls of each raised table top portion facing their respective side edges of the shelf have vertical slots to receive bolts of brackets connected to each opposite side edge of the adjustable shelf. The bolts can slide up and down to raise and lower the shelf to a desired position, whereupon the bolts can be tightened to hold the shelf and a miter saw thereon at such location.

Abstract: A folding table base is provided which includes a mounting plate adapted to be secured to the bottom of a table. A hinge plate is hingedly connected to the side of the mounting plate. The hinge plate is adapted to pivot between a first position and a second position. A leg is secured to the hinge plate and extends generally orthogonal thereto. A latching mechanism is secured to the bottom of the table. The latching mechanism includes a latch mounting plate and a pull latch. The pull latch being slidably mounted on the latch mounting plate such that the pull latch is operable between a latched position and an unlatched position. The latching mechanism engages the hinge plate when the pull latch is in the latched position and disengages the hinge plate when the pull latch is in the unlatched position.

Abstract: A foldable display bench is described for supporting items on display. The display bench assembly comprises support structures for detachable shelves. While being employed as a display bench, the shelves are detachably secured to the support structure. When it comes time to dismantle and display bench for storage or repositioning, the shelves are detached from the support structure which can then be folded into a substantially flat configuration.

Abstract: A table (1) for self-service shops includes a base frame (2) with four tubular feet (3), two side frames (16) arranged parallel and each having a first and a second wall (17, 18), and a bottom (22) arranged above the base frame (2) and surrounded by the walls (17, 18), wherein each side frame (16) is provided with two tubular uprights (15) carrying the walls (17, 18) and connected to the feet (3) of the base frame (2) by connectors so that the opposing cut surfaces (9) of the feet (3) and the uprights (15) are either arranged in a common plane (10) or are spaced apart in different planes (10′).

Abstract: A foldable table includes four legs, two first slide carriages, two second slide carriages, two first linkages, two second linkages, two supports and two tabletops. Four fixation holders, the first and the second slide carriages are inserted to the legs while the first and the second linkages are respectively pivoted to where between the fixation holders and the first, and the second slide carriages. The two supports are pivoted to the front and the rear of the legs; and the tabletops are pivoted to the second slide carriages to achieve easy and fast folding of the table when its use is not required.

Abstract: A space-saver workbench is disclosed which is pivotally movable between a work position wherein the table thereof is in a horizontal position to a stored position wherein the table portion thereof is in a vertically disposed position. A pair of springs are operatively connected to the table portion to provide a lift assist for moving the table portion from its horizontal position to its vertically disposed position. The springs also assist in maintaining the table portion in its stowed position. When the table portion is in the stowed position, it is spaced outwardly from a wall or the like sufficient so that the table portion will not interfere with tools hanging on a pegboard positioned adjacent the table portion.

Abstract: A collapsible folding table assembly including first and second top members hingedly attached together by a first hinging device to form a foldable table top, first and second base members hingedly attached together by a second hinging device to form a foldable table base, and a plurality of foldable leg assemblies each including two or more leg sections pivotally attached together, with one end of each leg assembly being pivotally attached to one of the top members and an opposing end of each said leg assembly being pivotally attached to one of the base members, the leg assemblies being foldable in a manner so as to allow the table top to be transitioned from an extended position remote from the base to a collapsed position proximate the base, and to further allow the table top and the table base to be respectively folded about the first hinging device and the second hinging device into a compacted configuration.

Abstract: A folding picnic table has a frame including folding legs. The frame supports a tabletop and a bench extending along each side of the tabletop. The picnic table folds between a use position and a storage position with the benches folded onto the tabletop and tipped onto one side on a caster assembly. The table includes a locking device, automatically locking the seating structures to the tabletop at a partially tipped position; and automatically releasing the legs when the table is tipped to a storage position. The frame also includes a retainer plate that keeps the frame from accidentally folding when the benches are folded onto the tabletop for cleaning under the table or during tipping of the table to a storage position.

Abstract: A folding portable table includes an upper table surface, a number of folding table legs, and a lower table surface held between the legs by pins protruding from the perimeter of the lower table surface and slidably retained in grooves in the legs. The pins slide up and down in the grooves, allowing the lower table surface to be raised up to, or lowered down from, the upper table surface. When the lower table surface is raised up adjacent to the upper table surface, the legs can be folded under the upper table surface for transport and storage of the table. The table can be deployed by unfolding the legs and lowering the lower table surface down from the upper table surface. The grooves may be tapered from top to bottom such that the pins are frictionally bound in the deployed position in order to make the table stronger.

Abstract: A foldable desk having a working condition and a folded condition. The foldable desk includes a desk top, a plurality of legs and a shelf. The desk top includes a cord managing aperture that permits cords to pass through the desk top when the desk is in the working condition and is useable as a handle when the desk is in the folded condition. The desk top can move between a first orientation when the desk is in the working condition and a second orientation when the desk is in the folded condition. The plurality of legs are coupled to the desk top to support the desk top in the working condition. The plurality of legs lie in a single plane in the folded condition and do not lie in a single plane in the working condition.

Abstract: A foldable display bench is described for supporting items on display. The display bench assembly comprises support structures for detachable shelves. While being employed as a display bench, the shelves are detachably secured to the support structure. When it comes time to dismantle the display bench for storage or repositioning, the shelves are detached from the support structure which can then be folded into a substantially flat configuration.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for providing a folding wooden table is disclosed wherein the table retains the attractiveness of traditional wooden tables by having hidden hinges and leg supports, yet which folds flat for storage and requires no tools for assembly and disassembly. The underside of the table top has a side skirt pivotally secured adjacent to each side with at least one hinge so as to enable them to fold inward. End skirts are pivotally secured to the table top at each end with at least one hinge, and a pair of legs are secured to opposite ends of each end skirt to form a pivoting leg assembly. The legs preferably have an “L”-shaped cross-section to hide the support hardware yet provide an attractive exterior. The hinge is offset sufficiently inward from end skirt to allow legs to fold flat against the table top. An “L”-shaped support bracket is secured to each end of the side skirts with an appropriately positioned pivot.

Abstract: A folding and tilting table is disclosed which is versatile, simply constructed and easy to use. The table includes a table top, an elongated support member, two leg assemblies pivotally mounted to ends of the support member, a set of wheels connected to the leg assemblies and an elongated hinge connected to the support member and to the table top. A first pair of latch assemblies restrain the table top to the support member and a second pair of latch assemblies restrain the leg assemblies. Once released, the table top may rotate from an in-use horizontal position to a vertical position for storage. Also once released, the leg assemblies may move from the use mode to storage mode quickly and easily.

Abstract: The present invention comprises a foldable table tennis table which is capable of being fabricated without the necessity for welding or other expensive labor intensive operations, which can be boxed and shipped to the customer in a compact, minimal profile package and which can be assembled easily and quickly by the customer by hand without the need for tools. More specifically the table top is divided into four separate rectangular parts two of which are each joined along their middle edges to form first and second table top halves, each table half having a center edge, a front edge and opposing side edges. The respective table halves are pivotably supported adjacent their respective center edges by a central support unit so that they can be pivoted between an essentially horizontal playing position and an essentially vertical storage position.

Abstract: A foldable table includes four legs, two first slide carriages, two second slide carriages, two first linkages, two second linkages, two supports and two tabletops. Four fixation holders, the first and the second slide carriages are inserted to the legs while the first and the second linkages are respectively pivoted to where between the fixation holders and the first, and the second slide carriages. The two supports are pivoted to the front and the rear of the legs; and the tabletops are pivoted to the second slide carriages to achieve easy and fast folding of the table when its use is not required.

Abstract: A folding table including a folding steel wire frame and a table top. The wire frame includes four vertical struts and four cross-struts, and the table top has a front edge profile connected thereto. The front edge profile pivotably connects to the upper ends of the vertical struts. The vertical struts each connect on their lower ends to rollers in a horizontally non-pivoting manner. The rollers are also connected to the lower ends of the cross-struts in a horizontally pivoting manner. A first anchor plate is arranged on the bottom of the table top for fixably connecting upper ends of two of the cross struts, and a second anchor plate is arranged on the bottom of the table of fixably connecting upper ends of the other two of the four cross struts.

Abstract: A foldable furniture incorporates with a foldable side support arrangement which includes a pair of side supporting units pivotally connected to two side frame of a foldable frame of the foldable furniture and a pair of retaining units coupling with the side supporting units respectively to reinforce the side supporting units pivotally extended to retain the first and second side frame legs of the side frame in position when the foldable frame is unfolded to stretch out wherein two side edge portions of a tension fabric are substantially supported by the two side supporting units respectively. Therefore, the foldable side supporting arrangement is capable of substantially increasing the supporting area of tension fabric to more evenly distribute and support the downward force and stress applied on the tension fabric.

Abstract: A folding table is provided having a three-sectioned platform. The table includes two pairs of pivotal supporting legs wherein pair member legs are rigidly cross braced and are held by cable braces when the leg pairs are erected. The table also includes two tensionable platform cable members and a pair of platform-to-cable load transfer bars. When the table is fully erected the platform cable members are tensioned by the load transfer bars and maintain the platform in a flat, load-bearing state. The platform's three sections are interconnected by hinges that permit in a folded table a pair of opposite end sections to overfold one another and overlie an intervening mid-section. When folded, the table has a compact, easily transported configuration with all movable and loose components being internally stored.

Abstract: A knee board or desk with attached surfaces which, through hinging and rotating, can be reorganised and stacked in multiple configurations providing a large usable surface area whilst retaining a small overall footprint.

Abstract: A folding work station includes a work surface and a frame supporting the work surface. The frame includes at least one rolling support and is selectively expandable to an open configuration, in which the frame supports the work surface in a working orientation, and foldable to a substantially flat closed configuration having a vertical orientation, in which the frame supports the work surface juxtaposed on the frame. In addition, the work station is movably supported on the rolling support(s).

Abstract: A foldable scorer (or like) table or desk having an A-frame wheeled base with a changeable advertizing sign panel mounted on its front and a rear worktop which is pivotally mounted for movement between a storage position adjacent the rear of the base and an operational horizontal position projecting rearward from the base at desk or table height. The worktop is supported in its operational position by a foldable leg unit mounted to its underside which pivots down to provide a floor contacting leg. A storage shelf is provided in the base and a storage compartment is provided above the shelf between the advertising panel and the folded down worktop.

Abstract: A collapsible shelf unit has a three-sided frame made of a single sheet of foldable material and separate shelves which are hinged to the sides and rear of the frame so that the shelf unit can be collapsed to a substantially flat state by folding the shelves up against the rear of the back and folding the sides inward.

Abstract: A rotary positioning table is disclosed. The table generally includes a table top and a central support structure, in which the table top can rotate about a point of rotation, typically a rotary bearing, with respect to the central support structure, thus enabling a user to generally be able to stay in the same position while rotating the table top to a desired position. The central support structure generally includes a top frame connected to and generally parallel to the table top, a center frame connected to and generally perpendicular to the top frame and an end frame connected to and generally perpendicular to either side of the center frame, wherein the end frames are generally perpendicular to the top frame. The frames can all be folded generally parallel to a common reference place for ease of transport and storage.

Abstract: This is space saving, pivotal, transportable, work table/bench consisting of a more or less rectangular shaped top secured to a wall or other vertical support via the upper pivotal attachment point of the two individual connection devices, of which each have two pivotal attachment points allowing them to be equally spaced and attached toward opposite ends on one of the long sides of the of table/bench top utilizing the upper most pivotal connection point while the linear top piece of the a-frame type support leg sets are attached to the bottom or lower pivotal connection points, thus allowing the supports to be pivoted to a horizontal position for use while the table/bench top is pivoted to a vertically or stored position, the supports can then pivoted to a horizontal position enabling the table/bench top to rest on them for use at that location or the table/bench top and/or the supports can separated from the pivotal connection and taken individually or as a unit to another location for use then upon complet

Abstract: A foldable table for use as a computer system workstation. The table includes an enclosure having opposing top and bottom panels, opposing front and back flanges and opposing end panels. A first rear leg is pivotally coupled to the top panel adjacent one end panel and a second rear leg is pivotally coupled to an opposite end of the top panel adjacent the other end panel. Both rear legs include a channel defined by opposing side walls. A first top support arm and a first front leg are pivotally coupled to the first rear leg, and a second top support arm and a second front leg are pivotally coupled to the second rear leg proximate the top panel. The first support arm and the first front leg are partially stored within the channel in the first rear leg, and the second support arm and the second front leg are partially stored within the channel in the second rear leg. An electrical outlet strip is rigidly mounted to an inside surface of the bottom panel.

Abstract: A foldable furniture incorporates with a foldable side support arrangement which includes a pair of side supporting units pivotally connected to two side frame of a foldable frame of the foldable furniture and a pair of retaining units coupling with the side supporting units respectively to reinforce the side supporting units pivotally extended to retain the first and second side frame legs of the side frame in position when the foldable frame is unfolded to stretch out wherein two side edge portions of a tension fabric are substantially supported by the two side supporting units respectively. Therefore, the foldable side supporting arrangement is capable of substantially increasing the supporting area of tension fabric to more evenly distribute and support the downward force and stress applied on the tension fabric.

Abstract: A folding table or desk includes a table top, a pair of spaced apart legs, and a wire management structure pivotably mounted between the legs. The wire management structure includes a front panel assembly having an opening, and an access member is pivotably mounted to the front panel assembly for movement between an open position, a closed position and a collapsed position. The front panel assembly can be folded against the underside of the table top and the access member can be pivoted to its collapsed position relative to the front panel assembly, and the legs are foldable over the wire management structure to provide a compact envelope for the folded components of the table assembly. The front panel assembly includes a cross brace member which is engageable with the legs when the wire management structure is in its operative extended position, to impart rigidity to the table assembly.

Abstract: A folding portable table includes an upper table surface, a number of folding table legs, and a lower table surface held between the legs by pins protruding from the perimeter of the lower table surface and slidably retained in grooves in the legs. The pins slide up and down in the grooves, allowing the lower table surface to be raised up to, or lowered down from, the upper table surface. When the lower table surface is raised up adjacent to the upper table surface, the legs can be folded under the upper table surface for transport and storage of the table. The table can be deployed by unfolding the legs and lowering the lower table surface down from the upper table surface. The grooves may be tapered from top to bottom such that the pins are frictionally bound in the deployed position in order to make the table stronger.

Abstract: A table comprises a tabletop, joints, legs, a connecting device and auxiliary supporting devices, the tabletop is formed with pipes and rails, the rails are formed on two sides of each pipe, perpendicularly, and every two rails are connected by the joint, each joint is formed by a pair of blocks, with one block secured to the rail and the other block slidably attached to the rail, the legs are connected by the auxiliary supporting devices to support the tabletop.

Abstract: A billiard table includes a table top, and two pairs of bars having an upper portion pivotally secured to the bottom surface of the table top with hinges and foldable toward the table top and foldable away from the table top to an open position. The table top includes two depressions formed in the bottom surface for receiving two opposite hinges, and for allowing two opposite bars to be folded to engage with the bottom surface of the table top. Two pads are secured between the table top and the other pair of bars to be engaged onto the other bars to a compact folding structure.

Abstract: A table with a pivotable table top for changing between a working position and a stacking position. The table has a table top and a table frame, wherein the table frame has a horizontal beam, at least one support part for supporting the table top and one or more table legs fixedly coupled to the support part, wherein the table top is hinged to the table frame so as to be pivotable about a horizontal pivot axis, and wherein the support part is movable transversely with respect to the pivot axis between the working position and the stacking position or is coupled to the beam so as to be pivotable about a vertical axis. Between the table top and the support part coupling means are provided which effect common pivoting or turning of the table top and of the table leg coupled to the support part.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for providing a folding wooden table is disclosed wherein the table retains the attractiveness of traditional wooden tables by having hidden hinges and leg supports, yet which folds flat for storage and requires no tools for assembly and disassembly. The underside of the table top has a side skirt pivotally secured adjacent to each side with at least one hinge so as to enable them to fold inward. End skirts are pivotally secured to the table top at each end with at least one hinge, and a pair of legs are secured to opposite ends of each end skirt to form a pivoting leg assembly. The legs preferably have an “L”-shaped cross-section to hide the support hardware yet provide an attractive exterior. The hinge is offset sufficiently inward from end skirt to allow legs to fold flat against the table top. An “L”-shaped support bracket is secured to each end of the side skirts with an appropriately positioned pivot.

Abstract: A system for injection molding a half-section of a collapsible table that includes a pair of interhinged half-sections. The system is provided with a mold whose dimensions are appropriate to the half-section to be molded therein, and a driven carrier adjacent one end of the mold having cautilevered therefrom parallel core rods that project into the mold. When the carrier is driven to cause the core rods to occupy an “in” position in which the rods are fully within the mold and extend the full length thereof, molten plastic is then injected into the mold to submerge the rods therein. When the plastic cures and rigidifies, parallel reinforcing beams are then created about the rods which are integrated with the resultant half-section. When the carder is driven to withdraw the rods from the mold which are now in an “out” position, the reinforcing beams are then hollow and the resistance of the half-section to bending forces is enhanced.

Abstract: A collapsible table is provided. The collapsible table includes a feet unit having two horizontal rods, a plurality of feet each having an upper end pivotally connected to one end of the horizontal rod. Each foot is provided with a position limit ring and a slidable sleeve disposes thereabout. A guide rod is provided pivotally between a horizontal rod and each slidable sleeve. Each position limit ring has a projecting member, and each slidable sleeve has an engage member for engage the projecting member. The position limit rings stop the slidable sleeve upon spreading the feet unit. The slidable sleeve moves the guide rods to force the feet swing down or up during spreading or collapsing. The engagement of the engage members and the projecting members securely retains the feet unit in the spread position.

Abstract: The invention provides a foldable desk having a working condition and a folded condition. The foldable desk includes a desk top, a plurality of legs and a shelf. The desk top includes a cord managing aperture that permits cords to pass through the desk top when the desk is in the working condition. The cord managing aperture is also useable as a handle when the desk is in the folded condition. The desk top can move between a first orientation when the desk is in the working condition and a second orientation when the desk is in the folded condition. The plurality of legs are coupled to the desk top to support the desk top in the working condition. The plurality of legs lie in a single plane in the folded condition and do not lie in a single plane in the working condition. The shelf is substantially parallel to the desk top in the working condition and the folded condition. The plurality of legs can be positioned between the desk top and the shelf in the folded condition.

Abstract: A folding table including a base member and first and second table top portions that are pivotably connected to the base with two first and two second arm members. In one embodiment, the folding table may include at least one rod member connected to and extending between the two first arm members. It may also include at least one rib attached to the table top and sized to engage the rod member when the table is in its assembled position.

Abstract: A foldable table for use as a computer system workstation. The table includes an enclosure having opposing top and bottom panels, opposing front and back flanges and opposing end panels. A first rear leg is pivotally coupled to the top panel adjacent one end panel and a second rear leg is pivotally coupled to an opposite end of the top panel adjacent the other end panel. Both rear legs include a channel defined by opposing side walls. A first top support arm and a first front leg are pivotally coupled to the first rear leg, and a second top support arm and a second front leg are pivotally coupled to the second rear leg proximate the top panel. The first support arm and the first front leg are partially stored within the channel in the first rear leg, and the second support arm and the second front leg are partially stored within the channel in the second rear leg. An electrical outlet strip is rigidly mounted to an inside surface of the bottom panel.