A folding frame and an outdoor table or outdoor chair using the folding frame. The folding frame comprises a base, a plurality of support legs hinged around the base, a plurality of extension support bars hinged on the support legs and capable of folding, and a locking mechanism. The base is provided with a plurality of gear racks. Both sides of each gear rack are configured with vertically distributed first teeth part. Both sides of the upper end of the support leg are configured with circularly distributed second teeth part. The upper end of the support leg is positioned between two gear racks, and the second teeth part of the support leg mesh with the first teeth part of the gear rack. When the locking mechanism can lock the unfolded support legs, the gear rack also locks the support legs.

A table includes collapsible telescopic legs and a height adjustment mechanism. The height adjustment mechanism includes a pair of latch arms and an activation device. When pushed downward, the activation device engages with the latch arms to cause the latch arms to move inward. The inward motion is opposed by a biasing mechanism disposed between the latch arms. As the latch arms move inward, tabs at the ends of the latch arms disengage from notches on the telescopic legs to allow the legs to be extended or retracted. When the activation device is released, the tabs engage with the notches to lock the legs at a selected height position.

A foldable table may include a tabletop and legs that are movable between an extended position and a collapsed position. The tabletop may include a first section and a second section that are connected by a hinge assembly. A locking mechanism may be sized and configured to lock the hinge assembly in a fixed position. The locking mechanism may include a locking member, and the locking member may be a unitary, one-piece structure. The locking member may be rotatably connected to a connector of the hinge assembly. The locking member may be connected to a locking structure that is movable between a locked position and an unlocked position. The locking member may be sized and configured to bias the locking structure into the locked position.

Disclosed are pivoting mechanisms, sliding mechanisms, frames and tables. A pivoting mechanism includes a first coupling piece, a second coupling piece and a rod. The first and second coupling pieces are pivotally coupled with each other. The rod is operated by gravity to automatically lock or unlock the first and second coupling pieces. A sliding mechanism generally includes a slider and a locking member. The slider includes a sleeve to be slidably coupled with a bar. The locking member includes a restriction piece, operated by an elastic piece to be disposed inside of the bar, to automatically lock the sleeve at a certain position of the bar.

A table includes collapsible telescopic legs and a height adjustment mechanism. The height adjustment mechanism includes a pair of latch arms and an activation device. When pushed downward, the activation device engages with the latch arms to cause the latch arms to move inward. The inward motion is opposed by a biasing mechanism disposed between the latch arms. As the latch arms move inward, tabs at the ends of the latch arms disengage from notches on the telescopic legs to allow the legs to be extended or retracted. When the activation device is released, the tabs engage with the notches to lock the legs at a selected height position.

A foldable table may include a tabletop and legs that are movable between an extended position and a collapsed position. The tabletop may include a first section and a second section that are connected by a hinge assembly. A locking mechanism may be sized and configured to lock the hinge assembly in a fixed position. The locking mechanism may include a locking member, and the locking member may be a unitary, one-piece structure. The locking member may be rotatably connected to a connector of the hinge assembly. The locking member may be connected to a locking structure that is movable between a locked position and an unlocked position. The locking member may be sized and configured to bias the locking structure into the locked position.

The present subject matter discloses a multi-functional expandable folding table. The first panel and the second panel of the table are connected by a pivot device. The first panel has a retractable frame, including a fixed frame connected with the pivoting device and a movable frame slidably arranged on the fixed frame. The fixed frame is provided with a movable insert panel, which can be horizontally arranged between the first panel and the second panel. It also renders easy transportation and storage With its unique and intricate structures, the expandable folding table can provide multiple functions without interfering with each other.

The present subject matter discloses an expandable folding table with a first panel, a second panel, and a movable insert panel. The first panel is supported by a first frame, and the second panel is supported by a second frame. The first frame is expandable and is attached to a sliding rail device, which includes a fixed frame connected with a pivot device and a movable frame slidably arranged on the fixed frame. When it is in use, the movable insert panel can be arranged between the first panel and the second panel to extend the expandable folding table. When it is collapsed, the movable insert panel can be hidden under the first panel. The expandable folding table is convenient as it is foldable and extendable. Furthermore, the first panel can always be supported by the movable frame to enhance its bearing strength.

A structure constructed using a blow-molding process comprising a tabletop, a lip, a pair of blow points, and a continuous tack-off. The tabletop includes an upper surface, a lower surface, and a hollow interior portion disposed between the upper and lower surfaces. The lip extends downwardly relative to the lower surface. The lip includes an outer and an inner surface. The blow points are configured to receive a blow pin. The blow points include a first portion connected to the lower surface, a second portion connected to the inner surface, and a hollow interior portion in fluid communication with the hollow interior portion. The continuous tack-off is disposed between the tabletop and the lip and extends between the blow points. The continuous tack-off prevents fluid flow between the tabletop and the lip along the section of the lip.

A foldable banquet table and bench set includes a panel unit, a support unit, and an attachment frame. The panel unit includes a tabletop and at least a bench top. The support unit includes a table leg frame foldably coupled at the tabletop to form a foldable table, and a bench leg frame foldably coupled at the bench top to form a foldable bench, wherein the table leg frame is longer than the bench leg frame. The table leg frame and the bench leg frame are detachably and spacedly coupled at the attachment frame, such that the attachment frame not only retains a distance between the foldable table and the foldable bench but also interlocks the foldable table and the foldable bench at their unfolded positions by different leg heights.