Abstract: The present application discloses an adaptive finger size ring. The adaptive finger size ring in the present application includes: a first ring body, a second ring body, and two elastic devices. There is a clamping position between the first ring body and the second ring body, and the clamping position is used to clamp a finger. One end of the elastic device is connected to the first ring body, the other end is connected to the second ring body, and the two elastic devices are respectively located on two sides of the clamping position. The elastic device, the first ring body, and the second ring body form an annular shape. The elastic device is telescopic and has a tendency to shorten in length, so that the first ring body and the second ring body are in close contact with skin of the finger. Thus, a swelling feeling caused due to poor blood flow when the ring is worn for a long time can be avoided, and wearing comfort is improved.

Abstract: A cooler assembly includes a cooler body and a plurality of turreted article-storage legs. The cooler body has integrally formed insulated side walls and an insulated bottom. The side walls and bottom cooperate to define an insulated interior compartment of the cooler assembly. The turreted article-storage legs are located adjacent the side walls of the cooler body and reside outside of the interior compartment. Each turreted article-storage leg has a hollow interior and an open top for receiving an article to be stored within the hollow interior.

Abstract: A worktop (1) comprising a leaf (3) hingedly coupled to a wall (6) about a hinge axis (7) by a pair of support mechanisms (91) between a usable state and a folded state. Each support mechanism (91) comprises a first mounting member (93) and a second mounting member (92) which are pivotally connected by a main pivot pin (94) which defines the hinge axis (7). A strut (15) extends between the first and second mounting members (93,92). A first pivot pin (19) at a first end (17) of the strut (15) is slideable and pivotal in an elongated first guide track (96) in the first mounting member (93) between first and second positions (73,74). A second pivot pin (20) at a second end (18) of the strut (15) is pivotal in a slideable element (25), which in turn is slideable in a second guide track (14) of the second mounting member (92) between first and second positions (26,27).

Abstract: A file cabinet with a roller positioned on the bottom of the cabinet in proximity to a front edge of the cabinet to prevent the cabinet from tipping over when acted on by a force generally perpendicular to the front edge. The roller also provides a method of moving the file cabinet by rolling the file cabinet.

Abstract: The present invention relates to outdoor grill accessories, and more particularly, a foldable worktable attachment for an outdoor grill that includes a large table area that is interconnected to a lower shelf by two sets of foldable legs. When in an erect position, the table provides ample space for preparing foods and the like, but when in a collapsed position, the table lies flush against one of the sides of the grill housing, thus, enclosing the lower shelf and supporting legs that are folded and stored between the table and a recessed area included in the grill housing.

Abstract: A fixed top, for example a top of a dinner table (11) has a drop leaf (12) fastened by a hinge (13). The support assembly for the drop leaf consists of two links, one of which (16, 17) fastened to the fixed top (11) and the other (20, 21) fastened to the drop leaf (12), which are coupled together by a hinge (24) so that the links become approximately parallel or form an acute angle together when the drop leaf is swung back to a position approximately parallel with and in back of the fixed top and so that the links form a blunt angle when the extension drop leaf is swung out to extend the fixed top. A releasable locking link (26, 27) is arranged to lock the links in the position in which the extension drop leaf forms an extension of the fixed top.

Abstract: An overbed table with a primary table top may be expanded through the deployment of a secondary table top. Advantageously, by appropriately arranging the position of the manner by which the secondary table top is mounted to the overbed table, the top surface of the secondary table top can occupy the same plane as the top surface of the primary table top. Additionally, the overbed table may incorporate further features including equipment rails, power receptacles, networking receptacles and a computing device.

Abstract: An expandable and collapsible table for use with a miter saw or for recreational use. A support structure includes a truss that is expandable and collapsible in the horizontal direction. A pair of expansion leaves are pivotally connected to opposing sides of the support structure. A support arm and extension arm work in combination with a locking mechanism to maintain the expansion leaves in the horizontal position or alternatively to allow the expansion leaves to collapse to a vertical position.

Abstract: An apparatus is provided for use with a movable section that is coupled to a structure for movement relative to the structure between a use position and a storage position. The apparatus comprises a first arm pivotally coupled to the movable section and a second arm pivotally coupled to the first arm. The apparatus further comprises a latch coupled to the movable section for pivoting movement between a latched position preventing movement of the movable section from the use position to the storage position and a released position allowing movement of the movable section from the use position to the storage position.

Abstract: An adjustable sliding assembly. The sliding assembly includes an article sliding surface, the sliding surface having a proximal end pivotally connectable to a work surface and a free distal end; and a support member pivotally connected to the sliding surface between a midpoint of the sliding surface and the distal end of the sliding surface, the support member selectively holding the sliding surface in one of a plurality of inclinations and being actuated to progressively adjust the height of the distal end of the sliding surface in correspondence to the plurality of inclinations. Also disclosed are methods of stacking articles using the sliding assembly.

Abstract: A motorized collapsible platform assembly which is adapted to be removably attached to a vertical support surface is provided. The assembly has a rotatable platform which may be rotated from a vertical storage position to a horizontal position providing a horizontal work surface. The assembly has a telescoping vertical support member which allows for adjusting the size of the work surface. The vertical support member is connected to a rigid horizontal ledge to which the rotatable platform is hingedly attached. The platform can be remotely rotated by a motor which is attached to the vertical support member and has a drive shaft connected to the underside of the platform.

Abstract: A hinge type drop-leaf support includes a table hinge plate, a leaf hinge plate, and a slotted strut. Both the table hinge plate and the leaf hinge plate are hingedly coupled to each other and each are provided with respective depending legs. One end of the strut is hingedly coupled to table hinge plate leg and the other end of the strut is provided with an L-shaped slot. The leaf hinge plate leg is provided with a pin which engages the L-shaped slot. The L-shaped slot and the depending legs are dimensioned so that the use of a detent is obviated. If desired, a coil spring may be provided at the hinged coupling of the strut and the table hinge plate leg to bias the strut in a downward direction. The L-shaped slot has a long portion and a short portion which form an angle between them which is preferably acute.

Abstract: A device for transporting food and food related items including an insulated container having foldable all-terrain wheels, foldable tray members, and telescoping handle. Tie-down hooks are provided to permit securement of a saddlebag to the device. The saddlebag will provide increased transporting capacity. The tray members may be locked into a horizontal use position to support plated, beverages, food containers, etc. An auxiliary support pole may be attached to the container to support an umbrella or light.

Abstract: A device for transporting food and food related items including an insulated container having foldable all-terrain wheels, foldable tray members, and a telescoping handle. Tie-down hooks are provided to permit securement of a saddlebag to the device. The saddlebag will provide increased transporting capacity. The tray members may be locked into a horizontal use position to support plates, beverages, food containers, etc. An auxiliary support pole may be attached to the container to support an umbrella or light.

Abstract: A leaf support for selectively supporting and placing drop leaves of tables and wall mounts in an in use position or a storage position. The leaf support includes a pair of channel-shaped arms pivotally connected at one end about an arms pivot axis. The other ends of the arms are adapted for pivotal attachment to a drop leaf or frame to which the drop leaf is connected. A helical spring is located within the channel-shaped arms and connected to the two arms at its ends thereof. A ring and cover member including a U-shaped member having a base portion and two legs attached thereto and a ring connected to the base portion is provided. The two arms near their pivotal connection are received within and between the two legs and the legs are pivotally connected to the arms so as to pivot about the arms pivot axis.

Abstract: A folding table comprising a hollow vertical cabinet and a two section table extending to one side wherein the outboard section is substantially smaller than the inboard section. The inboard section slides vertically into a vertical cabinet, with the cabinet top open. Upon insertion of the inboard section, the outboard section forms a side table. A telescoping support, extending from the outboard section to the bottom of the vertical cabinet, provides necessary support to the extended table and includes a gravity actuated hidden latch within the support cover. The latch engages and releases depending on the angular position of the support and includes means to prevent unlatching from inadvertent vibration or jarring of the table.

Abstract: A telescopic stay for two objects which can be folded relative to one another, particularly for supporting a work surface which can be folded in relation to a frame structure. The stay includes two tubes 6, 7 which can be telescoped one within the other and which are intended for pivotal connection at mutually opposite ends thereof to a respective one of said objects, and further includes an inner guide tube 8 arranged in the telescopic tubes, a tension spring 15 which extends axially through all tubes, and a locking means 9 for releasably locking the telescopic tubes in a given working position relative to one another. To facilitate mounting of the stay, the inner guide tube is fixed axially in relation to one telescopic tube and accompanies the movement of this tube in relation to the other telescopic tube.

Abstract: A combination tool chest dolly and leaved workbench comprising a frame having generally parallel and spaced-apart first and second side members joined by a plurality of cross members and a plurality of support legs perpendicularly disposed from the frame. A plurality of casters are retractably mounted to the frame. The casters are movable between a first position thereof in which the frame is supported by the legs and a second position thereof in which the frame is supported by the casters. A plurality of generally parallel and spaced-apart stanchions having upper and lower ends are secured adjacent to the first and second side members at the lower ends thereof. At least one work surface leaf is swingably mounted between the upper ends of a pair of stanchions secured to the first and second side members, respectively, at the upper ends thereof.

Abstract: A table top for an embroidering machine having a plurality of embroidering units with stitch plates which are arranged in a plane on an associated embroidering frame, comprises a step bearing adapted to be secured in position adjacent the frame. A bearing strap is pivotally mounted in the step bearing for rotation about a horizontal axis and it carries a table top which may be pivoted therewith between a horizontal position aligned adjacent the plane of the stitch plates to a substantially vertical position below the stitch plates. The pivot for the strap is located in a horizontal plane below the assemblies of the embroidering units. The position of the table may be finally adjusted by means of an adjusting screw. Construction includes a control shaft for actuating the embroidering units which are located beneath the units and extend over the entire length of the table top and is displaceable for controlling the embroidering machines.

Abstract: A tray is adapted to conveniently attach to the siderail of a hospital bed such that when not in use it can be easily collapsed and swung out of the way in depending position from the upper rung of a standard hospital bed siderail.

Abstract: A folding table wherein a top, pivotally coupled to a pair of tubular legs, is also connected by struts to slide members which move within the legs. Latch mechanisms, which are also positioned within the legs, cooperate with the slide members to lock the tabletop in the raised position and a cam-cam follower arrangement couples the latches to the slide members for the purpose of limiting the degree of motion of the top upon initial unlatching. The table is also characterized by a base including retractable casters which are operated by the slide members.

Abstract: A drop leaf table, usable as a typewriter stand, having a table top and a drop leaf pivotally hinged along a side of the table top and having a brace member for engaging a latch mechanism on the underside of the drop leaf to hold the drop leaf in its raised operative position level with the table top. A tension spring connected with the brace member urges the brace member into following relation and sliding engagement with the underside of the drop leaf throughout the entire movement of the drop leaf from lowered to raised position. The latch mechanism and brace member automatically interengage to maintain the drop leaf in raised position.