A cart assembly including a frame having a horizontal worksurface, a plurality of vertical support members extending upwardly from the horizontal worksurface and an upper rail spaced above the horizontal worksurface and connected to the vertical support members. The rail defines an opening at one end thereof. A screen is moveable between at least first and second positions. The screen is moveable through the opening and is supported in an interior space of the frame in the first position. The screen is disposed outside the interior space in the second position.

The present invention relates to a furniture inlay personal protection shield that is removable from furniture to provide personal protection, in an emergency, from bodily harm threats. The furniture inlay personal protection shield comprises an exterior surface inlay that is sized and fabricated to fit into a predefined opening in the furniture surface, a bullet-resistant inner liner affixed to the interior surface of the exterior surface inlay, a one-way viewable bullet-resistant material is integrated into and away from the perimeter of the exterior surface inlay, and at least one handle proximate the bullet-resistant inner liner where a user can, by way of the handle, securely position the bullet-resistant inner liner between the user and the bodily harm threat. Exemplary embodiments include an ammunition impact sensor for detecting bullet impacts on furniture inlay personal protection shield.

A furniture system includes a piece of furniture with a groove. A magnetically attractive element is placed about the groove. A furniture accessory has a tongue that can fit into the groove. Magnets positioned about the tongue engage with the magnetically attractive element to hold the accessory in place. The magnetic force is sufficient to secure the accessory in its location within the groove while allowing for repositioning or removal of the accessory with relative ease.

A furniture system includes a piece of furniture with a groove. A magnetically attractive element is placed about the groove. A furniture accessory has a tongue that can fit into the groove. Magnets positioned about the tongue engage with the magnetically attractive element to hold the accessory in place. The magnetic force is sufficient to secure the accessory in its location within the groove while allowing for repositioning or removal of the accessory with relative ease.

A container enclosing a volume. The container having a container floor facing the volume, a release valve, and a container roof positioned opposite the container floor. The container roof having a container roof inlet that penetrates the container roof. A trough is coupled to the container roof inlet. The trough has at least one beverage mount for holding the beverage, a trough outlet, and a water pump coupled to the trough for transferring a fluid through the trough and the trough outlet.

Disclosed are embodiments of a table assembly for a boat docked near a landing. The table assembly consists of three essential components: (1) a table having an upper surface and an underside surface; and (2) a leveling mechanism secured to the underside surface. In one embodiment, a third essential component is: (3A) a pair of hooks secured to the leveling mechanism. In another embodiment, a third essential component is: (3B) a pair of claws secured to the table underside surface.

Disclosed are embodiments of a table assembly for a boat docked near a landing. The table assembly consists of three essential components: (1) a table having an upper surface and an underside surface; and (2) a leveling mechanism secured to the underside surface. In one embodiment, a third essential component is: (3A) a pair of hooks secured to the leveling mechanism. In another embodiment, a third essential component is: (3B) a pair of claws secured to the table underside surface.

A portable folding table comprising: a first panel, a second panel, a first rotating hinge configured to couple with the first and the second panels. The first rotating hinge is configured to allow the first and second panels to move between a flat position and a folded position. The portable folding table further comprises a first rail and a first sliding hinge coupled with the first rail and configured to move between a first position and a second position on the first rail. The first sliding hinge in the second position prevents the first rotating hinge from rotating and prevents the first and second panels from moving from the flat position to the folded position.

A portable folding table comprising: a first panel, a second panel, a first rotating hinge configured to couple with the first and the second panels. The first rotating hinge is configured to allow the first and second panels to move between a flat position and a folded position. The portable folding table further comprises a first rail and a first sliding hinge coupled with the first rail and configured to move between a first position and a second position on the first rail. The first sliding hinge in the second position prevents the first rotating hinge from rotating and prevents the first and second panels from moving from the flat position to the folded position.

An illustrated view of a lap table for providing a stable eating area is presented. The lap table is useful for preventing a slipping or falling off of a table setting while using the lap table. Also, the lap table is cost efficient, reusable and has a pleasant aesthetic presence.