Abstract: A child safety seat includes a seat shell for receiving a child, an extension member, an extension locking mechanism operable to lock the extension member with respect to the seat shell, and an anti-rebound part. The anti-rebound part can be installed on the extension member or the seat shell. The child safety seat is installable on a vehicle seat in a rear facing position with the anti-rebound part extending at an angle above the extension member and adjacent to a seatback of the vehicle seat.

Abstract: The collapsible lovemaking apparatus has an elongated housing having opposing ends. A floor, a top platform, opposing sidewalls, and a rigidly fixed end wall having a handle form the housing and define a hollow interior. A chair platform is slidably mounted on telescoping tubes attached to the floor, the platform being slidable out of the open housing end and supported at one end by wheels. An adjustable height pedestal chair is mounted on the platform, the chair back being rotatable 180° to define an end wall closing the open end of the housing. A second chair seat having a reclining chair back is mounted on a trolley on the top platform facing the adjustable height chair, the reclining back being collapsible to a flat position. The pedestal chair and the trolley-mounted chair seat may roll towards and away from each other to facilitate love making.

Abstract: An apparatus has an ergonomic-device support assembly including a stationary frame assembly configured to be received and selectively positioned underneath a desk relative to a user. The ergonomic-device support assembly is configured to receive and support an ergonomic device. This is done in such a way that the ergonomic device is selectively movable relative to the user of the desk between an extended-deployment position and a retracted-storage position.

Abstract: The disclosed invention solves the problem of fatigue, among other things, by providing a seat assembly that fits into one or more Unit Spaces in an electronic equipment rack.

Abstract: A movable seat assembly for a vehicle comprises a predetermined path having an operational location at a first end and an ingress/egress location at a second end, and a seat that travels along the predetermined path between the operational location and the ingress/egress location, wherein the seat has an operational orientation at the operational location and an ingress/egress seat orientation at the ingress/egress location; the ingress/egress seat orientation being substantially angled relative to the operational seat orientation. Another moveable seat assembly for a vehicle comprises a predetermined path having an operational location at a first end, an ingress/egress location at a second end, and a standby location along the path there between; and a seat that travels along the predetermined path between the operational location, the standby location, and the ingress/egress location; wherein the position of the seat is adjustable at the operational location.

Abstract: A grasping device comprising a grasping assembly coupled to a shaft adapted to fit into a drill chuck is described. Embodiments of the grasping device are capable of grasping objects such as a screw head, a bolt head, a hex nut, a wing nut, a hook, or other irregularly shaped objects, so that such objects can be turned by an electric drill, lathe, or similar machine tool.

Abstract: A device for being secured onto a rail of a pier to allow a fisherman to be seated on the device at a height so that he is able to cast easily above the rail, which includes a flat base which rests on the pier floor, a pair of wheels secured to the base to all the device to be rolled into position; an upright vertical post, having a first lower portion extending upward from the base and a second upper portion which telescopes out from the end of the first lower portion to a predetermined height, the upper portion terminating in a flat surface upon which a cushion or other seat can be placed; a handle member secured to the upper flat surface in order to roll the device into position; an arm member extending substantially horizontally outward from the lower section of the vertical post, which is height adjustable on a first end secured to the vertical post, and extends outward to a second portion which telescopes out from the first portion so that the device can be positioned a predetermined distance from the p

Abstract: A fishing chair mountable on a pier railing or truck tailgate, which includes a frame, for supporting a chair seat; a first arm member extending from the frame to a point above the seat; a pair of finger members extending from the first arm member for engaging over and around a pier railing or truck tailgate; a second arm member extending from the frame for resting against a face of a wall of the pier or tailgate for allowing the chair to cantilever out from the pier wall or tailgate without making contact with the ground below; and a leg extending downward from the frame and having a pair of wheels so that the fishing chair can be rolled onto and away from the mounting position. There is further included a rod holder mounted on the first arm member. In this embodiment the seat is positioned to have a user face the pier railing when the chair is mounted thereupon; and the seat is positioned to have a user face away from the truck tailgate when the chair is mounted thereupon.

Abstract: A folding table assembly comprising a base including a wall surrounding a hollow interior for containing a folding table, the folding table moveable between a folded and an unfolded position and a jack moving the folding table between the folded position inside the hollow interior of said base and an unfolded preferably substantially horizontal position removed from the hollow interior, wherein operation of the jack permits the folding and unfolding of the table.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a drill bit extension assembly comprising: a shaft; a chuck, where said chuck is attached to one end of the shaft and includes a mechanism for holding a drill bit; and an attachment end, where the attachment end is opposite to the chuck end of the shaft. The shaft may be a hexagonal shape with a quick release tip and designed various lengths, such as 3, 6 or 12 inches in length. The mechanism for holding a drill bit may include a plurality of jaws. The chuck may include an adjustment knob, where said adjustment knob opens and tightens the plurality of jaws.

Abstract: A chair stabilizer for preventing injury to children or others who might tip over chairs. A removable chair-engaging section is removably and adjustably couplable to a table-engaging section. Generally, the entire apparatus is free standing but in conjunction with a flat or available undersurface, the table-engaging portion prevents rearward rotation of the chair as the table-engaging portion comes into contact with the underside of the flat surface, such as a table when the chair-engaging section is rotated. As a result, vulnerable individuals including children and the infirm are protected from impact with the ground should the chair begin tipping as the table restrains the rotational motion of the chair.

Abstract: A storable structure of the table and chair includes a tabletop and at least one chair member positioned adjacent the tabletop. Each of the at least one chair member includes a chair, a lifting device and a sliding device. The lifting device connects to the chair for vertically moving the chair. The sliding device connects to the lifting device and the tabletop. The chair slides horizontally via the sliding device for storage under the tabletop.

Abstract: A seat for a child that is engageable to an edge portion of a table and that is tuckable to an out-of-the-way position under the edge of the table. The seat includes jaws for engaging a base of the seat to the table. The seat includes a child seat frame on which the fabric of a child seat is engaged. Between the base and the child seat frame is provided a slide and a pivot. The slide permits the child seat frame to be drawn to and away from the table. The pivot permits the child seat frame to drop down in a swinging fashion and then, beyond the ninety degree bottommost point of the swing, continue its swinging so as to swing upwardly to a position underneath the table where the child seat frame is engaged in an out-of-the-way position underneath the table.

Abstract: A table and chair assembly includes a base frame, a table mounted on the base frame, a support member adjustably mounted on the base frame and movable relative to the table, and a chair mounted on the support member to move therewith. Thus, the support member is movable on the base frame after the support member is unlocked from the base frame so that the chair is movable relative to the table to adjust the relative position between the chair and the table so as to satisfy a user's stature. In addition, the support member is locked on and unlocked from the base frame easily and quickly by operation of the locking devices, thereby facilitating the user adjusting the relative position between the chair and the table.

Abstract: A health care test kiosk includes a carrel body that supports a console housing and has a vacant knee-space beneath the console housing. The carrel body includes a support side panel forming a lateral side and extending beyond the console housing and the knee-space. A physiological test interface is connected to and supported by the carrel body on the support side panel. A retractable seat is movably connected to the support side panel of the carrel body for selective positioning in a location ranging from withdrawn into the knee-space beneath the console housing to extended completely from the knee-space.

Abstract: A health care test kiosk includes a carrel body, a controller, a physiological test interface, a seat, and a weight scale. The carrel body supports a console housing and includes a support side panel forming a lateral side and extending beyond the console housing. The controller is housed within the console housing and includes a display and user interface. The physiological test interface is coupled to and supported by the carrel body on the support side panel. The physiological test interface is communicatively coupled to the controller for supplying physiological information to the controller for analysis and display. The seat is coupled to the support side panel of the carrel body. The weight scale is coupled to and supported by the seat. The weight scale is communicatively coupled to the controller for supplying weight information to the controller for analysis and display in combination with the physiological data.

Abstract: A casino chair selectively movable from a first position adjacent a casino gaming table to a second position spaced therefrom. The casino chair includes a seat, a backrest, a plurality of legs extending from the seat, and a mounting assembly for operably mounting the chair to the casino gaming table. The mounting assembly permits the selective movement the chair from a position adjacent the table to a position spaced therefrom. Further, the mounting assembly automatically returns the chair to the position adjacent the gaming when the chair is not in use.

Abstract: A detachable table and chair assembly includes a table, a vertical bumper panel attached to a leading end of the table, a chair and parallel side bars movably connecting the chair to a rear end of the table. The table has spaced apart side panels mounted securely on a leading end of the side bars, and a table top mounted on a top end of the side panels. The table top has a hollow bottom part which defines a first receiving space, and a flat top part which covers the first receiving space. The chair has spaced apart side panels mounted movably on a rear end of the side bars and spaced apart transverse panels formed between the chair side panels to define a second receiving space. A seat panel is supported on the chair side panels and pivotable between a first position to close the second receiving space and a second position to access the second receiving space.

Abstract: A combined table and chair assembly includes a base, a table and two chairs. The base is formed as a rectangular frame with a pair of parallel side bars and a pair of transverse end bars which bridge two ends of the side bars. The table has a leg portion mounted securely on an intermediate portion of the base, and a table top mounted on a top end of the leg portion. The table top has a hollow bottom part which defines a first receiving space, and a flat top part which covers the first receiving space. The two chairs are mounted slidably on the base at opposite sides of the table. Each of the chairs has a hollow lower portion which defines a second receiving space, and a seat panel mounted turnably on an open top end of the hollow lower portion. The seat panel is turnable between a first position to close the second receiving space and a second position to access the second receiving space.

Abstract: A seat assembly for a gaming table includes a seat portion. Extending downwardly from the bottom of the seat portion is a vertically adjustable leg member. An elongated member extends laterally from the seat portion. The elongated member is slidably receivable in a bracket which is adapted to be secured to the undersurface of the gaming table whereby the seat can be moved outwardly so as to be used or inwardly to be stored under the table.

Abstract: A baby highchair designed to be stored in a shallow storage compartment, which may be a conventional drawer, and when slid out therefrom to unfold and to lock into a rigid structure adapted to support a child therein. The unit engages with conventional full drawer extension slides mounted in the compartment permitting the unit to be slid in or out when in its folded configuration. The compartment may be further modified to provide a hinged closure for the front thereof which swings upwardly to permit entry into or exit from the compartment. The unit is designed to both save space and expense and is preferably installed in a kitchen drawer. The compartment may also be formed by a bracket member adapted to be bolted or otherwise fastened to the underside of a kitchen table, shelf or the like. Except for steel hinges, the unit is preferably formed from easily-cleaned, smooth plastic materials.

Abstract: A novel compact work desk assembly which is completely contained within a single locking enclosure. The assembly includes a chair with a fold-down backrest, multiple drawers contained within a drawer assembly, at least two extendible work surfaces, and at least two footrests. The chair rests atop the drawer assembly which is slidably disposed within the enclosure. Since the seat is supported by the drawer assembly, virtually no extra space is required inside the enclosure to store the seat. Additional space saving is achieved by having the drawer assembly slide out of the enclosure in a first direction, with the individual drawers opening in the opposite direction. The footrest support has at least two footrest bars so that users of different height can be accommodated.

Abstract: A table construction suitable for fabrication in elemental forms preparatory to break-down shipment and on-site assembly, when desired, and including suspended seating construction; the support structure of the table top incorporating the suspended seating takes the form of a hub and spoke construction of telescoping nature, the hub generally comprising a cross and the spokes telescoping therewith being provided with elements for attaching the support structure to the underside of the table top preparatory for table erection.

Abstract: A convertible table with a separable child-supporting chair releasably located within a recess in the top panel of the table. The chair is arranged to be stowed in a first orientation within the recess in the table in such a manner that the recess in the table's top panel is closed, with a portion of the chair being flush with the top surface of the top panel, thereby providing a smooth table top surface. The chair is slidable out of the recess so that it can be reoriented to a second orientation and then slid back into the recess so that it can support a child thereon adjacent the top panel. A locking mechanism is provided to prevent the chair from accidentally sliding out of the recess when it is in the second orientation. A restraining strap is provided in the chair.

Abstract: An ergonomically designed check-out counter system for supermarket and merchandising industries is characterized by provisions for differences in human heights, hand and position of operators and for ease in handling of merchandise to reduce fatigue and injury to the operators while providing maximum productivity under both light and heavy through put requirements.

Abstract: A foldable bench assembly for attaching to a portable structure within a room is provided. The bench assembly includes a seat cushion, a seat platform, legs and at least two telescopable tubes. One end of the telescopable tubes is rotatably attached to the portable structure. The other end of the telescopable tubes is attached to the seat platform such that the seat platform can rotate around an axis in the same plane as the centerline of said telescopable tube. The legs are swingably attached to the seat platform. The seat cushion is attached to the top of the seat platform. A bracket is attached to the portable structure for the tubes to rest on when the bench assembly is in the down position. The bracket may have a pin protruding therefrom which engages holes in the tubes to prevent the tubes from sliding with respect to each other when the bench assembly is in the down position.

Abstract: A file cabinet comprises a case mounted on four caster wheels for mobility. A stabilizing wheel is mounted on the underside of a lower drawer behind the front edge. When the drawer is open, the wheel engages the floor and supports the forward end portion of the lower drawer independently of the case. When the drawer is closed, the stabilizing wheel nests within a forwardly open slot in the bottom wall of the case and is automatically elevated out of engagement with the floor. In an alternate form, the stabilizing wheel provides floor support for the drawer in its closed position.

Abstract: A retractable baby or child's chair is provided. The chair is supported below a table top and is movable between a retracted, storage position and an extended, operable position. In a preferred form, a seat and back are mounted in a tubular frame which is slidably supported in tracks affixed to a lower surface of the table top. The frame, along with the seat and the back, then can slidably move between a retracted position under the table top and an extended position protruding beyond the edge of the table to support a child in an eating position. The seat and the back preferably are pivotally supported by the frame so as to fold when moved to the retracted position and not interfere with knee room under the table. Alternately, the baby chair can be constructed of angular channel members or can be of wood with a fixed seat and a pivoted back and arms.

Abstract: A retractable babies' or children's chair is provided. The chair has a tubular frame slidably supported in tracks affixed to the underside of a table top. The frame, along with a seat and a back, can be slidably moved between a retracted position under the table top and an extended position protruding beyond the edge of the table to support a child in an eating position. The back is pivotally connected to the seat with the seat being pivotally connected by links to the tubular frame. The back has hooks which can be engaged with the frame to hold the back and the seat in a fixed position relative to the frame. When the frame is under the table top, the seat and the back are pivotally swung up to a position adjacent the frame so as not to interfere with knee room under the table. The frame has supporting clips which hold the seat in the adjacent position when under the table. The frame is equipped with safety catches which automatially hook over the edge of the table when in the extended position.