A five-device-in-one multi-function tea table, capable of functioning as a pet kennel, a storage locker, a table, a cooler, and an umbrella base, comprises: top and side and bottom frames attached to each other, solid and double-sized and pole-receiving panels respectively inserted into the top and side frames for the five-device-in-one multi-function tea table to function as a kennel or a grooming station or a pet-drying platform or a storage locker or a table or a cooler or an umbrella base, pole-receiving holes drilled into one of the panels, a pole-receiver-shaft attached to the top or side or bottom frame for attaching the five-device-in-one multi-function tea table to a fence post or to a tow hitch or to a pickup-truck utility hole, a waterproof bag having cord tunnels for securely holding rocks or sand or water to function as a ballast or as a cooler or as a cinch-sack or as a backpack, and a securing cord inserted into the cord tunnels for cinchably securing and protecting contents inside the waterproof bag when used as a cinch-sack and for wearably providing shoulder straps for the waterproof bag when used as a backpack.

Disclosed is a rocking cart table, which is moved forward/backward and in a seesaw manner by passenger's motion and thus can provide enjoyment following play through a rock to the passenger. The cart table comprises: a cart body installed on a rail and moved forward and backward by passenger's motion; a seesaw movement member moved in a seesaw manner by the passenger's motion; a table member; and a light-blocking member.

Disclosed is a rocking cart table, which is moved forward/backward and in a seesaw manner by passenger's motion and thus can provide enjoyment following play through a rock to the passenger. The cart table comprises: a cart body installed on a rail and moved forward and backward by passenger's motion; a seesaw movement member moved in a seesaw manner by the passenger's motion; a table member; and a light-blocking member.

A foldable sunshade (1), comprising a first flat-shaped element (2) and a second flat-shaped element (3), each hinged, on at least a first side (C) thereof, to—respectively—a first upright (4) and a second upright (5), the first flat-shaped element (2) and the second flat-shaped element (3) comprising first mutual constraining means (6) configured to keep the flat-shaped elements (2, 3) aligned along a second side (L) thereof, between at least one flat-shaped element (2, 3) and at least one upright (4, 5), there being a first cross bar (7) featured which is configured to maintain a predetermined angle between the mutually aligned flat-shaped elements and the uprights (4, 5) when the sunshade is in an operative configuration, the first and the second upright being mutually hinged (8), at least one of the uprights (4,5) featuring a base (9) configured to provide stable support on the ground when the sunshade is in the operational configuration, and the sunshade being configured to take on a folded configuration wherein the first upright (4) and the second upright (5) are mutually superimposed and sandwiched between the first flat-shaped element (2) and the second flat-shaped element (3).

A foldable sunshade (1), comprising a first flat-shaped element (2) and a second flat-shaped element (3), each hinged, on at least a first side (C) thereof, to—respectively—a first upright (4) and a second upright (5), the first flat-shaped element (2) and the second flat-shaped element (3) comprising first mutual constraining means (6) configured to keep the flat-shaped elements (2, 3) aligned along a second side (L) thereof, between at least one flat-shaped element (2, 3) and at least one upright (4, 5), there being a first cross bar (7) featured which is configured to maintain a predetermined angle between the mutually aligned flat-shaped elements and the uprights (4, 5) when the sunshade is in an operative configuration, the first and the second upright being mutually hinged (8), at least one of the uprights (4,5) featuring a base (9) configured to provide stable support on the ground when the sunshade is in the operational configuration, and the sunshade being configured to take on a folded configuration wherein the first upright (4) and the second upright (5) are mutually superimposed and sandwiched between the first flat-shaped element (2) and the second flat-shaped element (3).

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 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 table has a table top containing an opening. A heating appliance is in the opening wherein the heating appliance extends at least beneath the table top. The table top opening comprises a recess in which the heating appliance is received, and the recess has at least one wall below the table top. The heating appliance has a substantially sealed chamber for receiving combustible fuel with which the heating appliance is used, and the chamber has at least one window.

A table has a table top containing an opening. A heating appliance is in the opening wherein the heating appliance extends at least beneath the table top. The table top opening comprises a recess in which the heating appliance is received, and the recess has at least one wall below the table top. The heating appliance has a substantially sealed chamber for receiving combustible fuel with which the heating appliance is used, and the chamber has at least one window.

Embodiments of a griddle of the type for an outdoor cooking station is provided herein. The griddle includes a flat cooking surface with a splash guard extending along a periphery of the flat cooking surface. The flat cooking surface defines a trough positioned adjacent a rear end of the cooking surface such that the trough includes a sloping surface extending downward toward a rear opening defined in the splash guard along and adjacent the rear end of the flat cooking surface. With this arrangement, as a user cooks food on the griddle, unwanted grease may be pushed to the rear of the griddle and into the trough so that the grease funnels down the sloped surface and through the rear opening and into a grease container centered below the rear opening.