Portable bar counter having a rectangular prismatic profile. The counter having a first closed configuration, adapted for transporting the counter and a second open configuration adapted for use of the counter, the counter including a support structure, a system of panels that are movable with respect to surface hinges, and connected to the structure due to further hinges, a work surface; at least one shelf; at least two shoulders connected to the surface due to hinges that allow spatially orienting the shoulders vertically with respect to the surface; at least one stabilizing support to be placed orthogonally along the front edges of the surface counter the counter being characterized in that the assembly between its components occurs due to mortise joints represented by cavities and projections mating with each other, the mortise joints also being covered by the metal layer showing magnetic properties, or by the layer of rubberized material.

A tabletop supported on the frame, wherein the plurality of storage compartments are provided below the tabletop and wherein the plurality of storage compartments comprise at least one soft-sided bucket for storage and the tabletop comprises a hard flat surface. The tabletop may be provided on a dedicated, collapsible frame or the tabletop may be provided for use with a preexisting wagon or cart.

Medical carts and related systems and methods are disclosed. The medical cart includes a cassette frame defining, at least in part, drawer compartments. Electronic readers are each associated with one of the drawer compartments. Drawers are provided, a first subset which each span only one of the drawer compartments when installed at the cassette frame, and a second subset which each span a plurality of the drawer compartments when installed at the cassette frame. Each of the drawers includes an electronically readable tag, which when energized, provides an output including a respective identifier. A computer system receives the outputs from the electronically readable tags of installed one or ones of the drawers and determines, based on the outputs, a relative location and number of the drawer compartments occupied by each of the installed drawers.

A beverage serving trolley having a supporting structure, a handle located at a side of the beverage serving trolley for moving the beverage serving trolley, at least one wheel and a presentation basket comprising a basket handle and being configured to receive beverage bottles and ice cubes, wherein the presentation basket is arranged on the top side of the beverage serving trolley and is inserted into the beverage serving trolley, and that the presentation basket is removable from the beverage serving trolley by lifting the presentation basket in an upward direction by the basket handle.

The portable vanity cart is a vehicle. The portable vanity cart is configured for use in the storage of cosmetic media. The portable vanity cart transports the stored cosmetic media across a supporting surface. The portable vanity cart provides a plurality of mirror structures. The plurality of mirror structures generate an illumination and a plurality of reflections that are used in the application of the cosmetic media. The portable vanity cart comprises a pedestal structure, a telescopic stanchion structure, and a plurality of tray structures. The pedestal structure and the plurality of tray structures attach to the telescopic stanchion structure.

A transport device for transporting a sterile-product container a includes a trolley and support elements on a first level and on a second level. A receptacle is storable on the support elements. A lifting support is arrangeable in a first position such that the receptacle is movable back and forth between the support elements of the first level and the lifting support. The lifting support is arrangeable in a second position such that the receptacle is movable back and forth between the support elements of the second level and the lifting support. The transport device also includes a guide extending transversely to the first and second levels. The guide guides the lifting support from the first position into the second position. The transport device further includes a drive, by which the lifting support is movable along the guide from the first position into the second position.

Furniture useful around fire pits include an accessory mount to allow items such as a tray or grill to be mounted to the furniture in both useful and storage positions. The accessory mount is repositionably carried on an armrest or table edge. The position of the mount can be changed along the length of the armrest or table edge. The mount assembly allows the accessory to pivot when in the useful position. A cup holder also can be repositionably carried by the armrest or the table edge. A table has storage areas for a fire pit griddle and fire pit cover.

A medical station includes a movable cart and a cassette system. The cassette system includes a housing, a plurality of lockable drawers slidably mounted to the housing, and a drawer manual override configured to allow a hardware key to mechanically unlatch all of the drawers so that the drawers are capable of opening.

A smart dining bar includes a tabletop unit, a refrigerator refrigeration unit, and a control unit. The tabletop unit includes a small table top, and the refrigerator cooling unit includes a foamed door body, a storage rack, a lifting assembly, and a refrigeration chamber. The small table top, foamed door body, and storage rack can be raised or lowered along with the lifting assembly. The foamed door body is detachably mounted to the small table top, and the foamed door body is detachably connected to the lifting assembly. The dining bar is equipped with a refrigeration unit, which not only fulfills the basic function of a dining table but also provides refrigerated and frozen storage. The lifting column racks allows for easy access and maximizes space utilization. The small table top and foamed door body are detachably installed, and the foamed door body is detachably connected to the lifting assembly.

A medical station includes a cassette system provided at a moveable cart. The cassette system includes locking drawers and sensors, each associated with one of the locking drawers. A computer system provided at the moveable cart includes an input device. The computer system receives data from the sensors to determine a position of each of the drawers and prevent a second one of the drawers from moving into an opened position when a first one of the drawers is in the opened position.