The Integrated Disc Leveler Base is a new type of table base that can be used most commonly in the hospitality and corporate settings. This table base allows the user to quickly adjust the pitch, and stability of the table with a “Disc” and “Captive Nut” invention that is not seen on any other table base. Floors are almost never completely level so, in nearly all settings, any table will wobble and not be level without adjustment. When the table is moved even slightly it will need to be adjusted again. The Integrated Disc Table base allows smooth, precise and simple adjustment so when a table is moved it can made level and stabilized with-out having to tilt, lift, slide, or turn the table. It can also be adjusted when the table is full of food and beverage and with substantial weight on it.

Systems and methods for adjustable telescopic support rods are provided. Specifically, the telescopic support rods in accordance with some embodiments comprise selectably modifiable indexed lengths having no externally visible indication of the indexing means. Methods for modulating the length of the support rod and its use in, for example, vertical support for scaffolding and shelving units are also provided.

In legged furniture having four or more legs and a load-receiving stage supported directly or indirectly by these legs, this legged furniture includes three main legs defining a triangular shape in a plurality of the legs and, assuming that the legged furniture is placed by using only the main legs, enabling a stable stationary attitude of the load-receiving stage, and a leg adjuster forming an extension portion of a sub leg other than the main legs and capable of expansion/contraction in a vertical direction and providing an expansion/contraction leg in cooperation with the sub leg and autonomously allows expansion or contraction of the expansion/contraction leg on the basis of a length of the main leg in accordance with the stationary attitude of the load-receiving stage.

The cabinet with rotating shelves is configured for use in storing a plurality of domestic articles. The cabinet with rotating shelves rotates such that the accessibility of the each of the plurality of domestic articles is adjustable. The cabinet with rotating shelves comprises a cabinet, a storage pan track, and a control circuit. The cabinet contains the storage pan track and the control circuit. The storage pan track is a shelving structure that contains the plurality of domestic articles. The storage pan track is a rotating structure. The storage pan track rotates the shelving structure to change the presentation of the plurality of domestic articles. The control circuit controls the operation of the storage pan track. The control circuit: a) provides the electric power required to rotate the storage pan track; b) controls the rotation of the storage pan track; and, c) illuminates the storage pan track.

The cabinet with rotating shelves is configured for use in storing a plurality of domestic articles. The cabinet with rotating shelves rotates such that the accessibility of the each of the plurality of domestic articles is adjustable. The cabinet with rotating shelves comprises a cabinet, a storage pan track, and a control circuit. The cabinet contains the storage pan track and the control circuit. The storage pan track is a shelving structure that contains the plurality of domestic articles. The storage pan track is a rotating structure. The storage pan track rotates the shelving structure to change the presentation of the plurality of domestic articles. The control circuit controls the operation of the storage pan track. The control circuit: a) provides the electric power required to rotate the storage pan track; b) controls the rotation of the storage pan track; and, c) illuminates the storage pan track.

A household appliance includes a housing, height-adjustable levelling feet arranged on an underside of the housing, and height-adjusting devices for adjusting a height of the leveling feet, respectively. Each height-adjusting device includes an adjustment housing fixed to the housing, a threaded shaft passing vertically through the adjustment housing in an interlocking manner and including a foot plate, a worm wheel as an output gear at an outer circumference thereof which is mounted rotatably in the adjustment housing and threadably engaged with the threaded shaft, and a worm connected to an adjusting rod and forming a drive gear for driving the worm wheel. The threaded shaft can have along a length thereof a flattened section which rests against the adjustment housing at one point at least, or two flattened sections arranged on opposite sides of the threaded shaft, or two axially extending grooves arranged on opposite sides of the threaded shaft.

A support stand includes a fixing base, a support leg penetrating through the fixing base, a housing assembly accommodating the fixing base, a first gear rotationally sleeved on the support leg and resisting against the fixing base, and a second gear rotationally mounted between the housing assembly and the fixing base. The first gear is meshed with the second gear. The second gear is provided with an operating portion for rotating the second gear and driving the first gear to rotate, so as to make the first gear move on the support leg and drive the fixing base to move on the support leg.

A container handling machine, such as a container filling machine or container closing machine, is used to handle containers, such as bottles, cans, and similar containers, which containers are configured to hold or contain a beverage, such as water, soft drinks, beer, wine, and juices, or a similar product for transport and consumption by consumers of beverages and similar products. Such container handling machines are usually supported on container handling machine feet, which can be adjusted in height.

A hydraulic foot assembly for supporting an object on a surface, the foot assembly comprising a cylinder defining an interior reservoir, a piston dividing the reservoir into two chambers in fluid communication with one another, the piston moveable within the reservoir, the position of the piston within the reservoir effecting the overall length of the foot assembly, a valve arrangement configured to limit movement of the piston within the reservoir.

A hydraulic foot assembly for supporting an object on a surface, the foot assembly comprising a cylinder defining an interior reservoir, a piston dividing the reservoir into two chambers in fluid communication with one another, the piston moveable within the reservoir, the position of the piston within the reservoir effecting the overall length of the foot assembly, a valve arrangement configured to limit movement of the piston within the reservoir.