A multimedia table is provided with a work top set up for the association with a multimedia unit and supported by a plurality of legs. At each supporting leg the work top includes the first part of a bayonet fitting, separable in two parts, whereas the second part is arranged on the facing surface of the corresponding leg, and at least one of the table legs is provided with wires, extending between the second bayonet fitting part and the foot of the leg for the connection of the multimedia unit to the power supply networks available close to the aforementioned leg.

An assembly is disclosed having a panel forming part of a modular wall for dividing workspaces in an office, the panel having at least two channels formed therein; a desk surface; an adjustable-height leg, having an outer shell, a top casting for engagement with the desk surface and an actuator disposed within the outer shell for adjusting the height of the leg; and first and second brackets, said first bracket engaged with an upper end of the outer shell of the adjustable height leg and one of the channels formed in the panel and said second bracket engaged with a lower end of the outer shell of the adjustable height leg and the other channel formed in the panel and wherein the adjustable-height leg is supported by the first and second brackets and does not contact a floor surface underlying the panel.

The invention relates to a supporting frame with a base unit comprising a compartment at least for partial reception of the housing of the lifting column (79) and a cross member (74) for mounting on the base unit (59). The supporting frame comprises a locking element (94), which when placed in-a locked position exerts a squeezing force between the base unit (59), the lifting column housing and the cross member (74), by which the lifting column housing and the cross member (74) are fixed in the base unit (59). The supporting frame further comprises means for retaining the locking element in the locked position. The lifting columns are of the type, which comprises telescopically arranged profiles with an upper and lower end to which upper end a housing is secured.

A kit includes a furniture module bracket and a furniture leg. The furniture module bracket has a flange defining a furniture leg attachment opening. Protrusions are attached to the flange to define a keyway between adjoining protrusions. One of the protrusions defines a protrusion aperture. The furniture leg comprises a furniture leg bracket attached to a support member. The furniture leg bracket defines keys which can pass through the keyways. At least one of the keys defines a key aperture. The furniture leg can be attached to the furniture module by (i) inserting the furniture leg bracket into the furniture leg attachment opening, (ii) rotating the support member until the keys are no longer aligned with the keyways and (iii) securing the furniture module bracket to the furniture leg bracket with a fastener disposed within an aligned key aperture and a protrusion aperture.

The present invention relates to a tabletop attached furniture (10, 10A, 10B, 10C) including a plurality of legs (20) which stand on a floor surface (F) and a tabletop (30, 30A, 30B, 30C) supported on the plurality of legs (20), wherein each of the legs (20) is formed so that a width dimension (W1) when viewed from a first direction (X) along an upper surface of the tabletop (30, 30A, 30B, 30C) gradually increases upward from below and a width dimension (W2) when viewed from a second direction (Y) orthogonal to the first direction (X) within a plane following the upper surface of the tabletop gradually increases downward from above.

The invention relates to a knock down table suitable for food preparation that includes extension legs and terminal legs that are interconnected with a threaded connector and threaded receiving plugs in the connecting ends of the extension and terminal legs. One of the receiving plugs in each connection protrudes from the end of its legs and is configured to extend into the connecting leg and abut with the receiving plug in the other leg.

Disclosed is a collapsible furniture article. The collapsible furniture article comprises a horizontal support surface that articulates about a main support between an extended position and a collapsed position with respect thereto. A first primary leg is connected to the main support pivotally between an extended position and a collapsed position with respect thereto. A first secondary leg is pivotally connected to the first primary leg pivotally between an extended position and a collapsed position with respect thereto. The legs in the extended position are disposed to support the horizontal support surface in a horizontal position. In collapsed position, the primary legs are positioned between the collapsed support horizontal surface and the collapsed secondary legs.

An article of furniture is disclosed. The article of furniture comprises a base frame assembly configured to support an attached seating unit. Other modules or components may also be attached to the base frame assembly. The article of furniture may also comprise a supplemental frame assembly attached to the base frame assembly to extend the size of the article of furniture and to support an additional or larger module or component. The other modules or components may comprise one or more of a casegood unit, a backrest, an armrest, a privacy panel, a console, an outlet (for power and/or data), etc. Electronic devices may be incorporated. A set of articles of furniture is also disclosed; the articles of furniture have a modular construction and can be assembled on the base frame assembly by combinations of modules and components.

This disclosure relates to a connector, a furniture frame (800), and a piece of furniture, e.g., a table. The furniture frame (800) comprises a first connector (810), a second connector (820), and a frame rail (830) connecting the first connector (810) with the second connector (820). The frame rail (830) comprises a first structural profile (840) and a second structural profile (850) coupled with the first structural profile (840) such that a light guide support groove (860) is formed between the first structural profile (840) and the second structural profile (850)

Constituent device for furniture which comprises a base, a strut, an elastic means and a fixing means such that the base and the strut are joined to each other and in a notably perpendicular mutual position and the elastic means is in a position interposed in the joining region between the base and the strut and said elastic means being fixedly connected on the strut and also connected in a movable position close to the joining between the base and the strut, in which said elastic means is enabled and in a suitable position for the interposition between the same and the base of a notably flat exterior body, and the fixing means has the capacity to fix to said elastic means in an immovable and rigid position with the notably flat exterior body embedded and tightened between the elastic means and the base.