An inclination adjusting device for a desk contains: two support feet, a top board, and at least two movable cylinders. The two support feet are formed in an inverted U shape, and between the two support feet is defined a holding portion. The top board has a larger area and is fixed above the two support feet connected with the holding portion. The at least two movable cylinders are defined between a bottom of the top board and the holding portion, and the at least two movable cylinders are rotatably connected with the bottom of the top board and the holding portion and tilt.

An overbed table having a base specially configured for use with patient beds having one or more retractable under-bed wheel(s) (e.g. a 5.sup.th wheel or drive wheels). The base includes an under-bed portion and an outer portion that may be joined by a transition portion. The under-bed portion is configured to be fitted under a bed when the overbed table is in use. The under-bed portion is supported at its inner end on low friction glides, and has a height that is low enough to pass under raised/retracted under-bed wheels. The outer portion is configured to remain out from beneath the bed and to provide a support structure for a column and a tabletop. The outer portion is raised relative the under-bed portion and is supported upon casters or other rolling elements. The under-bed portion may be generally planar and may include a central portion and a pair of legs.

A table arrangement includes a height adjustment mechanisms for movement of one or more height adjustable tabletops. When more than one tabletop is present, each of the tabletops can be independently moveable. Embodiments of the table arrangement can be configured so that a user can manipulate an actuation mechanism to have the tabletop automatically moved to a pre-selected position without the user having to manually control the actuation mechanism to cause the tabletop to move to that pre-selected position.

A table arrangement includes a height adjustment mechanisms for movement of one or more height adjustable tabletops. When more than one tabletop is present, each of the tabletops can be independently moveable. Embodiments of the table arrangement can be configured so that a user can manipulate an actuation mechanism to have the tabletop automatically moved to a pre-selected position without the user having to manually control the actuation mechanism to cause the tabletop to move to that pre-selected position.

A table arrangement includes a height adjustment mechanisms for movement of one or more height adjustable tabletops. When more than one tabletop is present, each of the tabletops can be independently moveable. Embodiments of the table arrangement can be configured so that a user can manipulate an actuation mechanism to have the tabletop automatically moved to a pre-selected position without the user having to manually control the actuation mechanism to cause the tabletop to move to that pre-selected position.

A table arrangement includes a height adjustment mechanisms for movement of one or more height adjustable tabletops. When more than one tabletop is present, each of the tabletops can be independently moveable. Embodiments of the table arrangement can be configured so that a user can manipulate an actuation mechanism to have the tabletop automatically moved to a pre-selected position without the user having to manually control the actuation mechanism to cause the tabletop to move to that pre-selected position.

The present invention relates to a folding table and is intended to improve the ease of use of the table by enabling the folding and unfolding operation of the support legs to be performed more quickly and easily. In order to realize this, the present invention provides a folding table in which the support legs 20 are foldably formed on both side bottom surfaces of the tabletop plate 10, and a support member 30 for supporting the unfolded state is connected to the support legs 20. A guide panel 40 for guiding the movement of the support member 30 is fixed to the bottom surface of the tabletop plate 10 and guide grooves 41 are formed on both side walls of the guide panel 40. A guide rod 31, which is guided along the guide grooves 41, is integrally formed at one end of the support member 30. A rotary plate 50 is rotatably connected to the guide panel 40 by a hinge 52 formed at one end thereof, and the rotary plate 50 has an engaging jaw 51 so that the guide rod 31 can be hooked thereto. The guide panel 40 is provided with an elastic spring 53 for supporting the rotary plate 50 with a certain elastic force.

A modular furniture apparatus comprising: a cabinet having a cuboid shape having a flat top; a support component comprising a unitary body frame structure; a desktop panel having a flat upper surface and a flat opposing lower surface releasably connected to said top surface of said cabinet and said frame via suction cups.