A table has a table top that is fixedly attached to a support leg that forms a water pipe having an inlet and an outlet connection fitting for connecting a water supply line and a hose directly to the table so that water may flow to the hose through the leg of the table. The table may be secured to an edge of a dock over water using a bracket. The table top may be cleaned with water spray directly from the hose. Rear support legs of the table may form hollow tubes each having an upper open end and a lower open end at opposing ends of the tube. Each upper open end is defined by an opening on the top side of the table top. When hosing the table after cleaning fish, blood and other remains of fish may be flushed down through the tubes directly into the water below.

A table has a table top that is fixedly attached to a support leg that forms a water pipe having an inlet and an outlet connection fitting for connecting a water supply line and a hose directly to the table so that water may flow to the hose through the leg of the table. The table may be secured to an edge of a dock over water using a bracket. The table top may be cleaned with water spray directly from the hose. Rear support legs of the table may form hollow tubes each having an upper open end and a lower open end at opposing ends of the tube. Each upper open end is defined by an opening on the top side of the table top. When hosing the table after cleaning fish, blood and other remains of fish may be flushed down through the tubes directly into the water below.

This invention generally represents a folding and transforming furniture, such as a transforming tabletop and seating surface apparatus that stays clean and used indoors, outdoors, within vehicles, aircrafts, water vessels, for commercial and recreational purposes. The invention refers in particular to an automated assembly of folding tabletop surface, seating surfaces, covers, general frame and extension assembly embedded compactly within a substantially horizontal surface, and controlled by internet of things system, controllers and electrical circuits by receiving signals from embedded sensory equipment to activate electrically, pneumatically, hydraulically and gravity powered mechanisms.

A modular portable table is disclosed which can be utilized as a temporary table or support structure. The table includes a tabletop, one or more leg assemblies, and an anchor assembly for securing the table to a substrate, the one or more leg assemblies positioned between the tabletop and the anchor assembly.

A modular portable table is disclosed which can be utilized as a temporary table or support structure. The table includes a tabletop, one or more leg assemblies, and an anchor assembly for securing the table to a substrate, the one or more leg assemblies positioned between the tabletop and the anchor assembly.

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.

A five-device-in-one multi-function multi-configurable hitch-mountable rollable rotatable collapsible tea table, capable of functioning as a pet kennel, a storage locker, a table, a cooler, and an umbrella base, comprises: a top frame and a side frame and a bottom frame attached to each other, solid panels and double-sized panels and pole-receiving panels respectively slidably inserted into the top frame or the side frame providing an interchangeable surface to act as a top or wall when the tea table is functioning as a kennel and a grooming station and a pet drying platform and a storage locker and a table and a cooler, pole-receiving holes respectively drilled into the pole-receiving panels for vertically or horizontally or diagonally inserting at least one umbrella pole in multiple different locations through the tea table, a pole-receiver-shaft welded to a pole-receiver-shaft base-plate and attached to the top frame or the side frame or the bottom frame for vertically or horizontally attaching an umbrella pole for shade or privacy and for horizontally mounting a half umbrella directly against a wall and for slidably attaching to a fence post and for slidably attaching to a tow hitch receiver and for slidably attaching to a utility hole of a pickup truck, a pole-receiver-shaft bracket attached around the pole-receiver shaft and screwed to the top frame or the side frame or the bottom frame, a waterproof-fabric bag having fabric walls and cord tunnels respectively sewn to each other for securely holding rocks or sand or water to act as a ballast to provide added stability for the tea table and for waterproofingly and insulatedly holding ice to function as a cooler and for securing and protecting contents when functioning as a cinch-sack or a backpack, and a securing cord inserted into the cord tunnels for cinchably securing and protecting contents when functioning as a cinch-sack or a backpack and for providing cinching-straps when used as a cinch-sack and for wearably providing shoulder straps when used as a backpack.

A five-device-in-one multi-function multi-configurable hitch-mountable rollable rotatable collapsible tea table, capable of functioning as a pet kennel, a storage locker, a table, a cooler, and an umbrella base, comprises: a top frame and a side frame and a bottom frame attached to each other, solid panels and double-sized panels and pole-receiving panels respectively slidably inserted into the top frame or the side frame providing an interchangeable surface to act as a top or wall when the tea table is functioning as a kennel and a grooming station and a pet drying platform and a storage locker and a table and a cooler, pole-receiving holes respectively drilled into the pole-receiving panels for vertically or horizontally or diagonally inserting at least one umbrella pole in multiple different locations through the tea table, a pole-receiver-shaft welded to a pole-receiver-shaft base-plate and attached to the top frame or the side frame or the bottom frame for vertically or horizontally attaching an umbrella pole for shade or privacy and for horizontally mounting a half umbrella directly against a wall and for slidably attaching to a fence post and for slidably attaching to a tow hitch receiver and for slidably attaching to a utility hole of a pickup truck, a pole-receiver-shaft bracket attached around the pole-receiver shaft and screwed to the top frame or the side frame or the bottom frame, a waterproof-fabric bag having fabric walls and cord tunnels respectively sewn to each other for securely holding rocks or sand or water to act as a ballast to provide added stability for the tea table and for waterproofingly and insulatedly holding ice to function as a cooler and for securing and protecting contents when functioning as a cinch-sack or a backpack, and a securing cord inserted into the cord tunnels for cinchably securing and protecting contents when functioning as a cinch-sack or a backpack and for providing cinching-straps when used as a cinch-sack and for wearably providing shoulder straps when used as a backpack.

A collapsible, portable shelving unit that is useful within tents and the like when one is camping. The device is easy to pack and carry and is lightweight but will hold a fair amount of weight when in use. There is no requirement for supporting the shelving unit to posts or trees or the like, as the device is self-supportable, even when it contains various objects on the shelving. It is especially useful for tent camping.

A portable table, preferably rust resistant in nature, for in-water use which includes a table top fitted to be removably mounted to an auger pole. The table top height on the auger pole being adjustable to the depth of the water. The auger pole being comprised of two parts, the bottom part being an auger, and the top part being a hollow tubular rod. The auger functions as an anchor to hold the pole upright. The rod functions as a support pole for the table top as well as an insert for an umbrella.