A foldable table includes a table top, a table top elevator configured to support the table top above an underlying floor, and a leg motion-control unit. The table top includes a left panel and a right panel pivotably coupled together to change between an expanded position and a collapsed position. The table top elevator includes left legs pivotably coupled to the left panel of the table top and right legs pivotably coupled to the right panel of the table top. The leg motion-control unit configured to control motion of the left and right legs.

A combination panel assembly includes a vehicle panel and a leg system. The vehicle panel includes a first panel side defining a vehicle appearance surface, and an opposing second panel side. The leg system is attached to the second panel side and includes a plurality of legs movable between a stowed position and a deployed position. The combination panel assembly is movable between a vehicle position and a table position. In the vehicle position and with the plurality of legs in the stowed position, the vehicle panel encloses a compartment opening of a vehicle compartment of a vehicle. In the table position and with the plurality of legs is in the deployed position, the combination panel assembly is fully detached from the vehicle and operable as a freestanding table including a table surface defined by the vehicle appearance surface and supported at a table height by the leg system.

A latch release assembly for folding furniture is provided for simultaneously releasing a plurality of latchable hinges. A rigid elongate member is connected at each end to a latch release lever of a latchable hinge. The rigid elongate member simultaneously transfers a releasing force to each release lever in order to actuate and open the connected latches to allow the latchable hinges to open and pivot. The latch release assembly may be fitted to a table top and table support frame to provide a latching hinge system for a folding table to allow a user to actuate a table from a horizontal orientation to a vertical orientation to facilitate compact and space-saving storage.

The present invention discloses combination tables and table-on-wheel structures. Each combination table includes two identical table-on-wheel structures connected side by side with two connection rods and stands firmly on grounds, roads or on object surfaces whether rough or smooth, flat or inclined. Each table-on-wheel structure includes a desktop frame; a stand frame; and two tail rods or connection rods connected together. With the implementation of the present invention, the combination tables or the table-on-wheel structures have the special benefits of being easy to set up or operate; and being able to stand firmly on the ground, no matter it is a level ground, a rough ground or a sloping ground. Each table-on-wheel structure sets firmly upon and applies to all kinds of wheels, whether large or small, and can thus be applied to all kinds of cars. With the foot frames of both the combination tables or the table-on-wheel structures folded at the first joints, convenient storage or transportations are made possible.

A portable structure includes a main body, a ridge coupled or formed with the main body and a supporting assembly with a mounting bar disposed adjacent to the ridge. The portable structure also includes a handle coupled to one or more of the ridge, main body and mounting bar by first and second connectors. Each connector includes a first connecting piece connected to the ridge and a second connecting piece coupled or formed with the first connecting piece. The handle includes first and second attachment portions connected to the first and second connectors, respectively, and a gripping portion between the first and second attachment portions to facilitate grasping of the handle.

A foldable table includes a top plate, two leg units, and a telescopic support unit. Each leg unit includes two legs connected to and pivotable relative to the top plate. The telescopic support unit includes two support members, a first telescopic subunit, and a lock subunit. The support members are respectively mounted on the leg units. The first telescopic subunit is connected between the support members, and has an inner tube and an outer tube that is sleeved on and is slidable along the inner tube. The lock subunit is operable between a lock state and an unlock state for locking or unlocking sliding movement between the inner and the outer tubes.

A folding table stand includes a crossbeam and at least two table legs. Each table leg of the at least two table legs has a folded state and an in-use state for supporting the crossbeam. The each table leg is rotatable relative to the crossbeam so that the each table leg can switch between the in-use state and the folded state. The lower end of the each table leg is connected to a foot for being supported by the ground. The crossbeam is provided with a first accommodating slot. The foot closest to the crossbeam is at least partially accommodated in the first accommodating slot when the at least two table legs are both in a folded state.

Described herein is a multi-purpose portable platform stage for elevating a platform of the stage over a surface on which the stage is placed, that can be converted by a single person individually without assistance from an operational configuration in which one or more persons can stand, move and operate on the platform without the platform collapsing, and in which one or more objects can be placed and used on the platform, by or without such persons, without the platform collapsing, to a portable configuration in which the single person can carry the stage individually without assistance.

Described herein is a multi-purpose portable platform stage for elevating a platform of the stage over a surface on which the stage is placed, that can be converted by a single person individually without assistance from an operational configuration in which one or more persons can stand, move and operate on the platform without the platform collapsing, and in which one or more objects can be placed and used on the platform, by or without such persons, without the platform collapsing, to a portable configuration in which the single person can carry the stage individually without assistance.

A desk system including desktop, legs, and foot elements is presented. Each leg is rotatably attached at one end to the desktop and attached at another end to one foot element which is also rotatable. The system is disposed in a stowed configuration when legs and foot elements are substantially parallel to the desktop and legs are disposed between and substantially parallel to foot elements. The system is disposed in an upright configuration when legs are substantially perpendicular to the desktop and each leg is substantially perpendicular to one foot element. The system is configured from stowed to upright by separately rotating legs about a minor axis in opposite directions away from one another and by separately rotating foot elements about a major axis in opposite directions toward one another. The system is configured from upright to stowed by separately rotating foot elements about the major axis in opposite directions away from one another and by separately rotating legs about the minor axis in opposite directions toward one another.