A single direction gas permeable protective covering material for protecting solid stone surface countertop materials is provided. The protective covering material includes a core layer which is formed as an elongate thin sheet of material having uniform thickness. The protective covering material also includes an outer protective layer attached to a first side of the core layer and a dual layer adhesive system attached to a second side of the core layer. The protective covering material includes cone shaped pores therethrough that are gas permeable to allow for out-gassing of stone countertop materials. The protective covering material is designed to be permanently attached to a porous stone countertop material with the dual layer adhesive system to protect the countertop material from damage during daily use.

A single direction gas permeable protective covering material for protecting solid stone surface countertop materials is provided. The protective covering material includes a core layer which is formed as an elongate thin sheet of material having uniform thickness. The protective covering material also includes an outer protective layer attached to a first side of the core layer and a dual layer adhesive system attached to a second side of the core layer. The protective covering material includes cone shaped pores therethrough that are gas permeable to allow for out-gassing of stone countertop materials. The protective covering material is designed to be permanently attached to a porous stone countertop material with the dual layer adhesive system to protect the countertop material from damage during daily use.

A food preparation table includes a food item catchment system including a modular grate and catch pan arrangement positioned atop an upwardly facing surface of the table and including multiple catch pans, multiple frames and multiple grates, each of which is removable for cleaning of the upwardly facing surface and for cleaning of the catch pans, frames and grates.

A food preparation table includes a food item catchment system including a modular grate and catch pan arrangement positioned atop an upwardly facing surface of the table and including multiple catch pans, multiple frames and multiple grates, each of which is removable for cleaning of the upwardly facing surface and for cleaning of the catch pans, frames and grates.

Disclosed is a modular system for displaying articles, providing a working surface for a worker, or both in a retail or exhibition environment. The modular system comprises a plurality of blocks configurable to form structures without fastening means therebetween, each block having a shape of a generally rectangular cuboid. The dimensions of each block are configured to form the structures based on stacking, aligning, placing, arranging, tilting, slanting, or a combination thereof.

Disclosed is a modular system for displaying articles, providing a working surface for a worker, or both in a retail or exhibition environment. The modular system comprises a plurality of blocks configurable to form structures without fastening means therebetween, each block having a shape of a generally rectangular cuboid. The dimensions of each block are configured to form the structures based on stacking, aligning, placing, arranging, tilting, slanting, or a combination thereof.

Furniture with an extensible counter-top is described. The extensible counter-top has a primary surface and a pair of leaves hingeably attached to the cabinet housing for pivoting relative to the primary surface. In a folded position, the pair of leaves rest upon the primary surface. In an unfolded position, the pair of leaves pivot in opposite directions to expand a width of the counter-top. When in the unfolded position, a first leaf of the pair of leaves forms a first support surface substantially coplanar with the primary surface, and a second leaf of the pair of leaves forms a second support surface offset below the primary surface.

A bracket comprises a base, a working panel, at least one first motion mechanism and at least one second motion mechanism. The working panel is supported by the base and is configured to be suitable for supporting an object to be supported. The at least one first motion mechanism is connected between the working panel and the base and comprises a first member connected to the working panel, the first member being configured to be movable in a first direction. The at least one second motion mechanism comprises a first end connected to the working panel and a second end connected to the base, the second motion mechanism being configured to enable the first end to perform relative motion relative to the second end, the relative motion comprising motion in a second direction different from the first direction.

A bracket comprises a base, a working panel, at least one first motion mechanism and at least one second motion mechanism. The working panel is supported by the base and is configured to be suitable for supporting an object to be supported. The at least one first motion mechanism is connected between the working panel and the base and comprises a first member connected to the working panel, the first member being configured to be movable in a first direction. The at least one second motion mechanism comprises a first end connected to the working panel and a second end connected to the base, the second motion mechanism being configured to enable the first end to perform relative motion relative to the second end, the relative motion comprising motion in a second direction different from the first direction.

A supporting furniture, such as table, desk, shelf, rack, and the like, includes a supporting frame and at least one hollow fusion panel supported by the supporting frame. The hollow fusion panel includes a first layer, a second layer, a first panel member and a second panel member, wherein the first panel member and the second panel member are constructed to form a hollow integral structure. The first layer and the second layer are at least partially overlapped and composited such that a plurality portions of the second panel member are recessed in a direction toward the first panel member to form a predetermined number of supporting structures distributed in a predetermined manner, wherein each of the supporting structures forms a recessed cavity therein and is at least partially fused with the first panel member.