A monitor support assembly includes a base designed to rest on an ambient floor surface. An upright frame structure is spaced forward to the rear of the base and extends vertically upward from the base. The frame structure includes first and second vertical members and a top frame member that extends horizontally between the vertical members, A shroud assembly is mounted to the upright frame structure and includes a first central wall member and first and second additional wall members extending from the first and second lateral edges in the same direction. The first central wall member and the additional wall members form a receiving space. A mounting plate mountable to the rear surface of a displays screen is releasably supported by the upright frame structure within the receiving space. A depth dimension of the receiving space is sufficient to accommodate a display screen mounted via the mounting plate.

A cable tray (11) for under desk storage of electric cables (13) is disclosed. The tray takes the form of a container (41) and a pair of elongate tray supports (15), the upper end of which is attached to the underside of a desktop (10). Each tray support (15) has a groove (20) in which is retained a stub axle (30) connected to the container (41). The groove (20) has a cylindrical portion (21) at its lower end and a recurvate portion at its upper end. The container (41) is movable between a top storage position in which the stub axles are located in the upper recurvate portions (23) and a bottom access position in which the stub axles are located. in the cylindrical portions (21) which function as a bearing and permit the container to be tilted about the stub axles.

A cable tray (11) for under desk storage of electric cables (13) is disclosed. The tray takes the form of a container (41) and a pair of elongate tray supports (15), the upper end of which is attached to the underside of a desktop (10). Each tray support (15) has a groove (20) in which is retained a stub axle (30) connected to the container (41). The groove (20) has a cylindrical portion (21) at its lower end and a recurvate portion at its upper end. The container (41) is movable between a top storage position in which the stub axles are located in the upper recurvate portions (23) and a bottom access position in which the stub axles are located. in the cylindrical portions (21) which function as a bearing and permit the container to be tilted about the stub axles.

A lifting device with a cable management is provided. The lifting device includes: an outer pipe, an actuation mechanism, a linkage member, a cable, and a cable management component. The actuation mechanism is accommodated in the outer pipe and has a motor and a screw rod. The linkage member is accommodated in the outer pipe and mutually screw-fitted with the screw rod to operate, and moves relative to the outer pipe. The cable has a spiral coiled cable unit. A shaft core line in parallel with the screw rod is defined by the spiral coiled cable unit. The cable management component is disposed in the outer pipe and in parallel to the shaft core line. The spiral coiled cable unit is reeled on the cable management component. Accordingly, the cable may be stably positioned and the cable may be prevented from rubbing or being tangled with the screw rod.

A lifting device with a cable management is provided. The lifting device includes: an outer pipe, an actuation mechanism, a linkage member, a cable, and a cable management component. The actuation mechanism is accommodated in the outer pipe and has a motor and a screw rod. The linkage member is accommodated in the outer pipe and mutually screw-fitted with the screw rod to operate, and moves relative to the outer pipe. The cable has a spiral coiled cable unit. A shaft core line in parallel with the screw rod is defined by the spiral coiled cable unit. The cable management component is disposed in the outer pipe and in parallel to the shaft core line. The spiral coiled cable unit is reeled on the cable management component. Accordingly, the cable may be stably positioned and the cable may be prevented from rubbing or being tangled with the screw rod.

An integrated latching mechanism includes a slider button. At least one curved elastic arm extends from the slider button and is configured such that in response to an external force urging the slider button in a first direction, the curved elastic arm is distorted such that upon removal of the external force, the curved elastic arm moves the slider button in a direction opposite to the first direction. A locking part is contiguous with the slider button and extends away from the slider button. In response to the external force urging the slider button in the first direction, the locking part moves in the first direction, and upon removal of the external force, the curved elastic arm moves the locking part in the direction opposite to the first direction. The at least one curved elastic arm, the slider button, and the locking part form a single piece of elastic material.

A cordless height-adjustable instrument table is disclosed. The table includes a plurality of vertical support legs that are equally spaced at each side of a centralized height-adjustment column that is fixedly attached to the bottom portion of the table. The centralized height-adjustment column is fixedly placed above a four-wheel base that is coupled to a motor housing including a charging port, a rechargeable lithium battery pack, and electronic components being provided therein. The table further includes easy touch buttons for raising and lowering the table and a plurality of table extensions that increase the length and width. In practice, the user can actuate the easy touch buttons until a desired height of the table is obtained. A readily available 12-hour rechargeable lithium battery from retailers or manufactures is integrated for prolonged use of the table.

A cordless height-adjustable instrument table is disclosed. The table includes a plurality of vertical support legs that are equally spaced at each side of a centralized height-adjustment column that is fixedly attached to the bottom portion of the table. The centralized height-adjustment column is fixedly placed above a four-wheel base that is coupled to a motor housing including a charging port, a rechargeable lithium battery pack, and electronic components being provided therein. The table further includes easy touch buttons for raising and lowering the table and a plurality of table extensions that increase the length and width. In practice, the user can actuate the easy touch buttons until a desired height of the table is obtained. A readily available 12-hour rechargeable lithium battery from retailers or manufactures is integrated for prolonged use of the table.

Some implementations of a table system can include a protective member that is positionable below a table to provide protection to both a table and chairs. The protective member can extend lateral beyond a peripheral edge of the table top, for example, to protect the table and accessory furniture while allowing the table top and the peripheral edge of the table top to remain exposed.

Some implementations of a table system can include a protective member that is positionable below a table to provide protection to both a table and chairs. The protective member can extend lateral beyond a peripheral edge of the table top, for example, to protect the table and accessory furniture while allowing the table top and the peripheral edge of the table top to remain exposed.