In various implementations, furniture, such as a table (e.g., a desk) and/or free-standing board, may include an organizational frame to which other members (e.g., table top, white board, smart board, etc.) may be coupled. The frame may include legs and at least one organizational member disposed between two or more of the legs. The organizational member may include a plurality of openings. The opening(s) in the organizational member may be able to couple with one or more organization tools.

Filament winding or another technique can be used to create composite parts having various layers of pigmented fibers. The composite parts can then be milled to form one or more flat surfaces on the composite part. Due to the layering of pigmented fibers, the flat surfaces can have a pattern that resembles wood grain or another pattern. These milled composite parts can then be used as components for furniture or other items.

An outdoor table and methods for assembling the same are described. The outdoor table includes a table top, a support stake, and an upper locking device. The support stake is insertable into a sand or soil substrate. Once the support stake is inserted into the substrate in a generally upright position, the upper locking device is fitted over a top end of the support stake. The table top includes a central aperture. The table top is fitted over the top end of the support stake, which is insertable through the central aperture, so that the table top is installed in a horizontal orientation near the top end of the support stake. In some embodiments, the outdoor table includes a lower support element disposed between the support stake and the upper locking device to secure the table top in a horizontal position near the top end of the support stake.

In various implementations, furniture, such as a table (e.g., a desk) and/or free-standing board, may include an organizational frame to which other members (e.g., table top, white board, smart board, etc.) may be coupled. The frame may include legs and at least one organizational member disposed between two or more of the legs. The organizational member may include a plurality of openings. The opening(s) in the organizational member may be able to couple with one or more organization tools.

A combination umbrella anchoring, stabilizing, and accessory holding assembly facilitates anchoring of an umbrella in shallow water along a shoreline. A tubular, main support rod has a tapered, open-ended, insertion end to facilitate insertion into a seabed while encouraging entry of seabed material therein for stability, and an opposite distal attachment end configured as an umbrella holder. A multi-armed support structure releasably attachable to the attachment end of the main support rod is adapted to securely hold beverage containers, and functions to support a planar tabletop thereon. Accessory supporting components depend downwardly from a lower surface of the tabletop to support hanging accessories. A stabilizing plate mounted about, and releasably secured to, the main support rod functions to stabilize the assembly in a generally upright orientation, while acting against any undesirable upward force, e.g., caused by wind acting against an umbrella canopy.

The invention relates to a frame for supporting a top 4, 12 of a table or desk at a working height, said frame being designed for fastening legs 6, 9, in particular for height-adjustable legs 6, 8 of a desk. In order to reduce the storage costs for different table or desk sizes, the frame has a movable, in particular longitudinally movable design.

A computerized table has a substantially box-shaped work surface including a lower base, an upper sheet and peripheral lateral walls, orthogonal to the base, which close the aforementioned box towards the external environment, and it is supported by at least one pair of legs. The work surface of the aforementioned table includes at least one monitor arranged in the box with the screen facing towards the sheet and it is visible in that the sheet has a corresponding window protected by transparent material. The base of the work surface is provided with through holes for connection with the external environment, through which the conductors pass which supply the services provided to and by the monitor. One of the support legs of the table is provided with a tubular longitudinal cavity, open on the opposite ends for the passage of the conductors for supplying the monitor.

A mobile charging table and a method of use are configured for ease of mobility and ease of service. The table has a tabletop, a base, a battery powered charging hub, and a battery compartment. The tabletop may be connected to the base by a hinge arrangement permitting tabletop movement between its first and second positions. Movement of the tabletop to its second position exposes an opening of the battery compartment for servicing a battery that supplies power to the charging hub. In the flipped down position, the tabletop extends substantially horizontally to overlie the opening in the battery compartment and to allow user(s) to use the tabletop as a workspace.

Disclosed is a portable table assembly having a table top, a hollow cylindrical stem that receives the table top, and a removable securing end cap that secures the table top to the cylindrical stem. The portable table assembly is easily assembled and adaptable for a wide variety of uses including, but not limited to, patio/porch use, outdoor/lawn gaming, parks and general recreation, outdoor sporting and concert events, tailgate parties, camping, gardening, beach use (with or without a beach umbrella), and boating.

A surface system includes one or more connectors, each connector having a coupling mechanism for detachably coupling one or more surface components to a safety rail or a leg, without requiring the safety rail or leg to be modified. The one or more surface components provide a continuous top surface oriented to allow items, such as drinks to be placed on the top surface. Corner surface components may be coupled to straight surface components to form turns in the continuous top surface.