A linen storage apparatus for storing linen material mounted to a wall and supported by a floor, having back plate affixed to the wall, back plate having a latch position proximate a first back plate end, a pair of arms having a first arm end and a second arm end, the pair of arms hingedly affixed to the back plate proximate a second back plate end and the first arm end of the pair of arms, wherein said pair of arms is configured to support the linen material when in an open position, a post having a first post end hingedly pinned between a second arm end of the pair of arms and a second post end configured to contact the floor when in an open/down position, and a resistance cord tethered between said back plate and said first post end to assist retraction to a closed decorative position.

A linen storage apparatus for storing linen material mounted to a wall and supported by a floor, having back plate affixed to the wall, back plate having a latch position proximate a first back plate end, a pair of arms having a first arm end and a second arm end, the pair of arms hingedly affixed to the back plate proximate a second back plate end and the first arm end of the pair of arms, wherein said pair of arms is configured to support the linen material when in an open position, a post having a first post end hingedly pinned between a second arm end of the pair of arms and a second post end configured to contact the floor when in an open/down position, and a resistance cord tethered between said back plate and said first post end to assist retraction to a closed decorative position.

A passenger tray table includes at least two hingedly connected table sections, and is operable to move between at least three positions: 1) a stowed mounting position against a fore positioned monument, where the tray table stows at an angle relative to vertical, and a top portion of the tray table is closer to the passenger than a lower portion of the passenger tray table in the stowed position, 2) a first operative position, where a front table section of the tray table lowers into a horizontal position, while the rear table section remains in the angled stowed position, and 3) a second operative position, where the front table section is disposed closer to the passenger while the rear table section of the passenger tray table is lowered to a horizontal position, in line with the front table section to provide a contiguous table surface.

A passenger tray table includes at least two hingedly connected table sections, and is operable to move between at least three positions: 1) a stowed mounting position against a fore positioned monument, where the tray table stows at an angle relative to vertical, and a top portion of the tray table is closer to the passenger than a lower portion of the passenger tray table in the stowed position, 2) a first operative position, where a front table section of the tray table lowers into a horizontal position, while the rear table section remains in the angled stowed position, and 3) a second operative position, where the front table section is disposed closer to the passenger while the rear table section of the passenger tray table is lowered to a horizontal position, in line with the front table section to provide a contiguous table surface.

A table for a vertical partition includes a cutout defining a table board that has at least a table bottom edge and two opposing cutout side edges. The table board is pivotally attached at the table bottom edge with at least one bi-directional hinge to the cutout bottom edge. The table board has an elongated slotted bracket pivotally fixed with a pivot bracket to one of the two opposing table side edges. Each slotted bracket is slidably constrained by a retention pin fixed with one of the two opposing cutout side edges. With the table board fixed within the cutout in a raised position, the table board may be pushed to one side of the vertical partition or the other, the bi-directional hinges pivoting the table board down until the retention pin reaches an end of the slotted bracket to maintain the table board in a substantially horizontal position.

The table assembly provides convenient stowable tables or countertops, which can be rotated and moved i.e., swung out of the way to allow ease of user movement around the living space and table. The table assembly includes four main detachable components: a vertical post; a swing arm; a table bracket, which supports a conventional table top; and a mounting part. The Table assembly can be configured as a wall mounted or floor mounted unit, using different embodiments of the mounting part. The table assembly can be locked or secured in any particular position or orientation to hold the table in place and prevent inadvertent movement. In addition, the table assemblies can be disassembled for convenient storage.

The table assembly provides convenient stowable tables or countertops, which can be rotated and moved i.e., swung out of the way to allow ease of user movement around the living space and table. The table assembly includes four main detachable components: a vertical post; a swing arm; a table bracket, which supports a conventional table top; and a mounting part. The Table assembly can be configured as a wall mounted or floor mounted unit, using different embodiments of the mounting part. The table assembly can be locked or secured in any particular position or orientation to hold the table in place and prevent inadvertent movement. In addition, the table assemblies can be disassembled for convenient storage.

A mobile workstation can include a head unit assembly. A worksurface can be coupled to the head unit assembly and configured to translate with respect to the head unit assembly between an open configuration and a closed configuration. A glide can be rotatably coupled to the head unit assembly and engaged with the worksurface. The glide can include a latch configured to translate with respect to a glide body of the glide. The mobile workstation can include a worksurface opening mechanism having a locking configuration and an unlocking configuration. The worksurface opening mechanism can include a latch release handle moveably coupled to the head unit assembly. Movement of the latch release handle can transition the worksurface opening mechanism between the locked configuration and the unlocked configuration. A release assembly can selectively engage with the first latch. A lift system can bias the worksurface away from the head unit assembly.

A dampened hinge construction for braking pivoting movement of one structure relative to another. The dampened hinge construction can be utilized in a folding table assembly in an aircraft passenger suite including a base panel and at least one folding panel pivotally attached to the base panel by multiple dampened hinges. Each dampened hinge includes a first assembly attachable to a first structure and a second assembly attachable to a second structure such that the first structure is pivotable relative to the second structure between a first condition and a second condition, such as a folded condition and a planar condition, and at least one damper that brakes pivoting movement of the first structure relative to the second structure as the first condition or second condition is approached.

A dampened hinge construction for braking pivoting movement of one structure relative to another. The dampened hinge construction can be utilized in a folding table assembly in an aircraft passenger suite including a base panel and at least one folding panel pivotally attached to the base panel by multiple dampened hinges. Each dampened hinge includes a first assembly attachable to a first structure and a second assembly attachable to a second structure such that the first structure is pivotable relative to the second structure between a first condition and a second condition, such as a folded condition and a planar condition, and at least one damper that brakes pivoting movement of the first structure relative to the second structure as the first condition or second condition is approached.