The invention discloses a splicable desktop panel for height-adjustable table, comprising desktop panel body, which is composed of first panel, second panel, third panel, and fourth panel; fixing pins and fixing pin holes are provided on the inner surfaces of said first panel, second panel, third panel, and fourth panel wherein fixing pins and fixing pin holes are correspondingly connected to each other, and the bottom surface of first panel, second panel, third panel, and fourth panel are connected via rectangular connecting piece and triangular connecting piece, respectively. The invention has advantages of easy to assembly and disassembly through convenient assembly and fixing of various panels for formation, and the bottom are fixed through connecting pieces with the screws, while desktop panel can also achieve desktop length changes through connecting 2, 3, 4, N panels, which has advantage of reducing transportation costs, and edges of packaging and convenient transportation.

A method of assembling a furniture piece includes aligning a first side end with a first side of a frame, inserting a plurality of alignment pins on the first side into a plurality of alignment holes on the first side end, latching a plurality of spring-loaded latches on the first side end with a plurality of receivers on the first side of the frame, aligning a second side end with a second side of the frame, inserting a plurality of alignment pins on the second side into a plurality of alignment holes on the second side end and latching a plurality of spring-loaded latches on the second side end with a plurality of receivers on the second side of the frame.

A method of assembling a furniture piece includes aligning a first side end with a first side of a frame, inserting a plurality of alignment pins on the first side into a plurality of alignment holes on the first side end, latching a plurality of spring-loaded latches on the first side end with a plurality of receivers on the first side of the frame, aligning a second side end with a second side of the frame, inserting a plurality of alignment pins on the second side into a plurality of alignment holes on the second side end and latching a plurality of spring-loaded latches on the second side end with a plurality of receivers on the second side of the frame.

A modular basin apparatus includes a first panel, a second panel and a third panel. The panels include a plurality of slots that receive portions of the other panels. A user may assemble the panels to form a three-dimensional basin apparatus. A concave cavity is formed on the upper side of the apparatus when assembled, and the cavity may be receive materials depending on the application of the assembly. In some embodiments, the apparatus may be used as a modular fire pit, chair, table, or other device. A fourth panel may rest against the first, second and third panels to provide an upper surface. In some embodiments, all panels include the same planform profile and outer dimensions such that they may be stacked in an arrangement having a uniform outer profile for improved transport and storage.

A flat pack table comprises a first straight bar, a second straight bar, a first U-shaped bar, a second U-shaped bar, and a rectangular table top. The flat pack table is arrangeable into a compact state in which the first U-shaped bar and second U-shaped bar are nested around the table top and the straight bars. The straight bars, the U-shaped bars, and the table top have an identical width. In the compact state, the table is insertable into a packing box having an inner width no greater than the width of the table components. The flat pack table takes up a packing area within the box that is over ninety percent of the total packing area of the box. After removing the table from the box, the table is assemblable into an end table. Compact packing of the table provides for optimal storing, shipping, and transporting of the table.

A flat pack table comprises a first straight bar, a second straight bar, a first U-shaped bar, a second U-shaped bar, and a rectangular table top. The flat pack table is arrangeable into a compact state in which the first U-shaped bar and second U-shaped bar are nested around the table top and the straight bars. The straight bars, the U-shaped bars, and the table top have an identical width. In the compact state, the table is insertable into a packing box having an inner width no greater than the width of the table components. The flat pack table takes up a packing area within the box that is over ninety percent of the total packing area of the box. After removing the table from the box, the table is assemblable into an end table. Compact packing of the table provides for optimal storing, shipping, and transporting of the table.

A table assembly is disclosed that includes a tabletop having a first end and a second end, opposite the first end; a table leg couplable to the first end so as to support the first end when coupled thereto; and a resilient fastening member couplable to the second end and operably configured to selectively fasten the second end to an independent support structure so as to support the second end when the resilient fastening member is fastened to the independent support structure.

A modular basin apparatus includes a first panel, a second panel and a third panel. The panels include a plurality of slots that receive portions of the other panels. A user may assemble the panels to form a three-dimensional basin apparatus. A concave cavity is formed on the upper side of the apparatus when assembled, and the cavity may be receive materials depending on the application of the assembly. In some embodiments, the apparatus may be used as a modular fire pit, chair, table, or other device. A fourth panel may rest against the first, second and third panels to provide an upper surface. In some embodiments, all panels include the same planform profile and outer dimensions such that they may be stacked in an arrangement having a uniform outer profile for improved transport and storage.

A collapsible outdoor table includes a substantially triangular tabletop having a centrally positioned, circular indention on an upper surface for retaining a plate. Surrounding the central indention are a plurality of cylindrical cavities for holding a beverage container and a recessed area for storing accessory items. The tabletop is elevated above underlying terrain by a collapsible, tripod-style support structure that firmly stabilizes the tabletop on both flat and irregular terrain. When the support structure is detached from the tabletop, it can be easily collapsed for transport and storage.

A table assembly is disclosed that includes a tabletop having a first end and a second end, opposite the first end; a table leg couplable to the first end so as to support the first end when coupled thereto; and a resilient fastening member couplable to the second end and operably configured to selectively fasten the second end to an independent support structure so as to support the second end when the resilient fastening member is fastened to the independent support structure.