Four types of telescoping modules are disclosed wherein the first type has a pair of opposed female ends, the second type has a pair of opposed female ends, and the third type has a female end and an opposed male end. The fourth type has two opposed male ends between which a positionable threaded rod and retaining components stably extend the length between the male ends of the telescoping module. Alternatively, the fourth type of telescoping module may have a female end and a male end. Each of the male ends of the second, third, and fourth types of telescoping modular components comprises a cylindrical body with one or more linear set(s) of two or more spaced-apart prongs on the circumferential surface of the cylindrical body. Each of the female ends has a cylindrical receptacle with one or more linear channels and/or prong-retaining slots for receiving therein the cylindrical body.

A combination stand assembly is provided. The assembly includes a dual-use stand adapted to provide a floor stand and/or a bed top stand. The combination stand includes a floor base configured with a telescoping upright support structure and a top tray. The top tray may be used to support various items such as, but not limited to, a laptop computer. The top tray is removable from the upright support structure and includes extendable legs so that the tray, when separated from the upright support, may be used as a self-contained secondary stand (e.g., for use as a bed top stand). In this way, the combination stand may be configured for use as a floor stand and/or for use as a bed top stand. The angle of the tray is adjustable in either configuration for ergonomic positioning.

A combination stand assembly is provided. The assembly includes a dual-use stand adapted to provide a floor stand and/or a bed top stand. The combination stand includes a floor base configured with a telescoping upright support structure and a top tray. The top tray may be used to support various items such as, but not limited to, a laptop computer. The top tray is removable from the upright support structure and includes extendable legs so that the tray, when separated from the upright support, may be used as a self-contained secondary stand (e.g., for use as a bed top stand). In this way, the combination stand may be configured for use as a floor stand and/or for use as a bed top stand. The angle of the tray is adjustable in either configuration for ergonomic positioning.

A leg structure of an electric table includes a pair of support assemblies (10), multiple horizontal rods (20) and a pair of drive assemblies (30). The support assemblies (10) are arranged spacedly and parallelly to each other. Each support assembly (10) includes a connecting rod (11) and a pair of telescopic posts (12). Each telescopic post (12) is connected and fixed to the connecting rod (11). Each horizontal rod (20) is separately connected to each support assembly (10) and is parallel to each other. Each drive assembly (30) is separately received in each support assembly (10) for driving each telescopic post (12) to ascend or descend. Therefore, the leg structure of an electric table may be easily assembled and the whole structure is stable.

A leg structure of an electric table includes a pair of support assemblies (10), multiple horizontal rods (20) and a pair of drive assemblies (30). The support assemblies (10) are arranged spacedly and parallelly to each other. Each support assembly (10) includes a connecting rod (11) and a pair of telescopic posts (12). Each telescopic post (12) is connected and fixed to the connecting rod (11). Each horizontal rod (20) is separately connected to each support assembly (10) and is parallel to each other. Each drive assembly (30) is separately received in each support assembly (10) for driving each telescopic post (12) to ascend or descend. Therefore, the leg structure of an electric table may be easily assembled and the whole structure is stable.

A workstation includes a work surface disposed in a first horizontal plane and a multi-tiered food preparation receptacle positioned adjacent the work surface. The multi-tiered food preparation receptacle includes a first pair of rails and a second pair of rails. The first pair of rails defines a second horizontal plane and the second pair of rails defines a third horizontal plane. The third horizontal plane is located below the second horizontal plane and the second horizontal plane is located below the first horizontal plane. The first pair of rails and the second pair of rails are configured to receive items of food service equipment and permit the items of food service equipment to translate in the multi-tiered food preparation receptacle relative to one another without interference.

A workstation system (1) has an office desk with a seated work area and a standing working area. A support frame (10) is height-adjustable in the vertical axis H for synchronously adjusting the height of two desktops (T1, T2) attached to the frame at different work levels (A1, A2) to form respective seated and standing working areas. The desktops (T1, T2) are attached to the support frame at a fixed distance to each other in the vertical axis H. The upper desktop (T2) is arranged above the working level (A1) of the lower desktop (T1) in the vertical axis.

A workstation system (1) has an office desk with a seated work area and a standing working area. A support frame (10) is height-adjustable in the vertical axis H for synchronously adjusting the height of two desktops (T1, T2) attached to the frame at different work levels (A1, A2) to form respective seated and standing working areas. The desktops (T1, T2) are attached to the support frame at a fixed distance to each other in the vertical axis H. The upper desktop (T2) is arranged above the working level (A1) of the lower desktop (T1) in the vertical axis.

A bar table includes a tabletop having one or more tabletop units. Each tabletop unit includes a panel and a frame coupled with the panel. At least one tabletop unit has a frame that is extendable beyond the panel of the same tabletop unit. The bar table also includes first and second connectors each for connecting the tabletop to a supporting pole. One or both of the first and second connectors are coupled with the extendable frame so that the bar table can be installed at the supporting poles of different distances.

A lightweight electric desk stand includes a beam structure (10), a telescopic column (20) and a flank (30). The beam structure (10) includes a lower frame (11) and an upper frame (12). The lower frame (11) includes a bottom plate (111) and two risers (118) facing one another. The upper frame (12) includes a top plate (121) and two side plates (125) facing one another. The upper frame (12) is mounted on the lower frame (11). The side plate (125) and the riser (118) are connected to one another. The bottom plate (111) and the top plate (121) are spaced and facing one another. The telescopic column (20) is connected to two ends of the beam structure (10) and includes a motor (21). The flank (30) is disposed on an edge of the telescopic column (20) and covers an end of the beam structure (10).