A furniture assembly for a watercraft includes a base member configured to connect to a surface of the watercraft, a seat member moveably connected to the base member, and a table member moveably connected to the seat member. The seat member is moveable relative to the base member between a seating position and a seat stowed position. The table member is moveable relative to the seat member between an extended position and a table stowed position. The furniture assembly is selectively configured between a storage configuration, a seat configuration, and a table configuration. In the storage configuration, the seat member is in the seat stowed position and the table member is in the table stowed position. In the seat configuration, the seat member is in the seating position. In the table configuration, the seat member is in the seat stowed position and the table member is in the extended position.

Illustrative embodiments of a storage apparatus may be incorporated into a support structure, such as a table. The table may include a table top supported by a support post. The support post having a first end portion and a second end portion, the support post coupled to the table top. The storage apparatus may be spaced apart from the table top along the support post and may include an attachment aperture extending through the storage apparatus. The storage apparatus may have one or more storage receptacles arranged around the attachment aperture for storing small items such as cups and cell phones, etc. In the illustrative embodiment, the support post may extend through the attachment aperture of the storage apparatus to couple the storage apparatus to the support post at a location along the longitudinal axis of the support post that is spaced apart from the table top.

The present invention broadly relates to a clamping system adapted to releasably couple an entertainment unit accessory. In an embodiment, the present invention is adapted to be mounted to a mounting surface, such as deck or under the deck of a boat. The clamping system allows for various entertainment unit accessories, such as tables, grills, and coolers, to be releasably coupled to the mounting surface. The clamping system also allows for the transport of various water toys such as kayaks, paddle boards, and water mats.

A boat apparatus includes an aesthetically pleasing table and a generally horizontal member to which it is mounted. In another aspect, a table is mounted to a ski rope tow bar. Another aspect provides a table mounted to a side rail such that at least a majority of the table projects outboard from a seating area.

The table (10) includes a plate (12) extending, in a longitudinal direction, between a first lateral edge (12A) bearing first removable attachment elements (14) to a lateral wall of the compartment, and a second free lateral edge (12B), and a central leg (18) extending between a first end (18A) connected to the plate and a second end (18B) including second removable attachment elements (20) to the floor of the compartment. The first end of the central leg is connected to the plate through a pivot connection (26) allowing pivoting of the central leg for folding it back towards one of the first or second lateral edges of the plate, and the plate includes, at the other one of the first or second lateral edges of the plate, at least one supporting member (28) on which the plate is intended to be supported when the plate is laid on the floor.

Disclosed herein are folding tables for use on small boats like kayaks and canoes, including inflatable kayaks. Such tables are secured to the gunwales or topsides of such small boats and have various devices for organizing and securing sportsman's gear for fishing, hunting, photographing and the like. The tables are readily detachable from the boats and foldable for compact storage.

Disclosed embodiments provide an apparatus having a submersible seating surface attached to a watercraft. The submersible seating surface may be raised to serve as a table when not in use as a seat. A tension member provides upward force on the seat, allowing it to be easily raised from a lowered position to a raised position. In some embodiments, a tether is used to provide additional security for the apparatus. In embodiments, a hydrofoil cup holder is affixed to the seat to provide additional lift when a watercraft is moving forward, urging the seat upward and out of the water. The hydrofoil cup holder further includes an opening in a top surface of the cup holder to secure an item such as a beverage container. Embodiments may further include a submerged safety indicator to alert nearby swimmers and/or people on the watercraft of the submerged seat.

A table for a boat can be a stowable table that is movable between a stowed position and a use position. The stowable table can be located in a seat frame of an elongated seat in the stowed position and located above the elongated seat, such as above a seat bottom, in the use position. The stowable table can be elongated with a table longitudinal direction that is co- directional with a seat longitudinal direction. The table can include a top surface. A table shade can include a shade frame and a cover supported by the shade frame. The cover can have an expanse and be positionable above the top surface of the table.

A sport boat having an engine hatch proximate the stern of the sport boat and a deployable table proximate the engine hatch. The deployable table is operable between two positions: a first, stowed position and a second, deployed position. Preferably, the boat includes a reversible cockpit chair which can be collapsed and positioned proximate the engine hatch or expanded and spaced from the engine hatch to describe a u-shaped seating area around the deployed table.

A boat includes a compartment and a stowable seat. The stowable seat includes a stowable seat bottom movable between a stowed position and a raised position. In the stowed position, the stowable seat bottom is located in the compartment. In the raised position, the stowable seat bottom can be located laterally between a first seat and a second seat and at a level higher than a floor of the boat. The stowable seat can include a stowable seat frame having a static support and a pivot arm. The upper end of the pivot arm can be pivotably connected to the stowable seat bottom. The stowable seat bottom can include a slider engaged with a slot of the static support to slide within the slot as the stowable seat bottom moves between the stowed position and the raised position.