An actuator includes: a fixed part; a movable part; a drive unit that drives the movable part relative to the fixed part along a driving direction; a guide portion that extends in the driving direction in the fixed part and guides driving of the movable part by the drive unit along the driving direction; and a gas supply portion that supplies gas between the movable part and the guide portion, in which the guide portion is located at a center of the movable part when viewed in the driving direction.

A desk has a base that rests on an underlying floor surface, a work surface that is supported by the base, and a seat that is rotatably connected to the base for rotation between a first position, located in a conventional position behind the desk so a person may sit at the desk, and a second position, located to one side of the desk so that a person may instead stand at the desk. The seat is adjustable radially relative to its axis of rotation, vertically up and down relative to the floor surface, and angularly toward its axis of rotation.

The present disclosure provides a system for an adjustable table assembly that can be positioned in as storage and a usage position. The table assembly can include one or more legs supporting a table. The table assembly uses one or more movement control brackets and one or more locking members to secure the table in the usage position and the storage position. The bracket has a defined path that is followed by the locking member as the table is moved between the usage position and the storage position. When the table is in the usage position or the storage position, the locking member moves into a locking position within a corresponding locking portion of the bracket. When the locking member is in the locking position, movement of the table is substantially prevented. Specifically, angular movement of the tabletop is prevented. A user can move the locking member out of the locking portion and into a movement portion of the movement control bracket. When the locking member is positioned within the movement portion, the tabletop can move from the usage position to the storage position, and visa-versa.

An integral system for stabilizing a long table on an uneven surface. One version includes two spaced supports with each of the supports comprising a vertical member. One horizontal platform attaches to an upper portion of one of the supports and an underside of the table top and a second horizontal platform affixed to a post and attached to the underside of the table top. The post is insertable into the vertical member of the other support and movably joined at a first end thereto such that the post may move side-to-side, in a rocking manner relative to the vertical member stabilizing the table. Another version includes a table having two spaced supports each with a horizontal member and a stabilizing member configured to slip over one horizontal member and movably connect thereto. When attached, the stabilizing member may rock about the connection point with the horizontal member.

A container stand apparatus and system for facilitating the complete or near complete dispensing of liquids or beverages from a container that incorporates a dispenser or spigot that is not level with the bottom of the container. Depending on the amount of beverage in the container, and thus the weight of the container, the container stand automatically leans or tilts in such a manner so as to fully or completely or near fully or completely dispense the beverage from the container through the dispenser or spigot, especially in cases in which a small amount of liquid or beverage would normally remain at the bottom of the container.

A table having a tabletop movable horizontally, particularly along its longest length or to a position that puts the table itself in an off balance state. Since the tabletop is movable, a user can conveniently use different areas of the tabletop or reach articles placed in different areas of the tabletop, without having to move the user's body, which is safer and more convenient for the user.

A mobile desk system that allows for the transportation of a seat, a desk, and additional materials by a single user. The desk and associated chair combine to form a transportation unit that can be operated by a user with one hand. The transportation unit can also carry additional equipment. Once the transportation unit is at the desired location, the equipment is offloaded and the desk and chair are set up per the user's needs. Multiple collapsible desk units can be connected to each other. Replacement snap-in table tops are provided for repair and/or aesthetic purposes.

Disclosed is a workstation intended in particular for use in an office environment, including a work surface supported by at least one support with a set of feet, the workstation being intended to be placed directly on the ground, the work surface having an angle to the horizontal plane, wherein the angle is greater than or equal to 2 and less than or equal to 4.

A lifting mechanism for desk including a first bracket, a second bracket, and at least one lever assembly is provided. The first bracket includes a first plane. The second bracket includes a second plane. The lever assembly is connected between the first bracket and the second bracket so that the first bracket moves close to or moves away from the second bracket through the lever assembly, and the first plane is tilted relative to the second plane when the first bracket is away from the second bracket. The lever assembly includes at least two levers, and lengths of the at least two levers are different.

A rotary engaging assembly includes a first fixed seat, a second fixed seat, a movable rotatable block, and an engaging block. The second fixed seat is fixedly connected with the first fixed seat and has a protruding portion facing the first fixed seat, and the protruding portion has an engaging block accommodating space. The movable rotatable block has a perforating hole and is sleeved on the protruding portion, and the movable rotatable block has a first groove and a second groove formed at an edge of the perforating hole. The engaging block is restricted within the engaging block accommodating space and movable within the engaging block accommodating space. The engaging block can be engaged with the first groove or the second groove, and the engaging block move within the engaging block accommodating space to be engaged or disengaged with the movable rotatable block.