A travel bag assembly that utilizes a bag construct with a top surface. A retractable pull handle is provided. A depression is formed in the top surface of the bag construct. A support platform is provided that either directly fits into the depression or can be folded to fit in the depression. The support platform is connected to the bag construct by at least one adjustable shaft. The adjustable shaft enables the support platform to be selectively adjusted in elevation throughout a range above top surface of the bag construct without effecting the retractable pull handle.

The present invention relates to a piece of furniture having at least one adjustable work surface. The furniture includes a mast, a work surface having a first mast hole, a torsion plate having a second mast hole that is fastened to the work surface, at least one torsion lever, a torsion spring, at least one handle, and at least one linkage. A user pulls the handle causing the torsion lever to reposition the torsion spring increasing the diameter of the torsion spring allowing the work surface to be slidably repositioned on the mast. The user then releases the handle causing the torsion lever to reposition the torsion spring such that the torsion spring constricts gripping the mast and preventing the work surface from moving horizontally or vertically along the mast.

The present invention relates to a piece of furniture having at least one adjustable work surface. The furniture includes a mast, a work surface having a first mast hole, a torsion plate having a second mast hole that is fastened to the work surface, at least one torsion lever, a torsion spring, at least one handle, and at least one linkage. A user pulls the handle causing the torsion lever to reposition the torsion spring increasing the diameter of the torsion spring allowing the work surface to be slidably repositioned on the mast. The user then releases the handle causing the torsion lever to reposition the torsion spring such that the torsion spring constricts gripping the mast and preventing the work surface from moving horizontally or vertically along the mast.

A tray system including a column, a tray and a tray collar. The tray has an opening through which the column extends. The tray collar is constrained against the column, the tray being a part of or resting upon the tray collar.

A supinely reading stand which barely blocks the text of the book, barely interferes with the sight of the eyes, and is more simply constructed, easy in assembly and lower-cost. The supinely reading stand comprises a book-supporting structure. The book-supporting structure comprises a four-sided frame and at least one tension-resistant thin line distributed in the inner area of the four-sided frame. The four-sided frame includes first opposite sides and second opposite sides. The tension-resistant thin line(s) is/are connected to the first opposite sides of the four-sided frame in tension state.

A five-device-in-one solar-charging sun-visor foldable tiltable workstation comprises: an umbrella post, solar panels attached to the umbrella post, an electricity converter connected to the solar panels, a battery connected to the electricity converter for charging mobile devices, an electrical wire connected to the battery, a retractable extendable cable connected to the electrical wire, a spool rotationally connected to the retractable extendable cable, UBS connectors connected to the retractable extendable cable, an adjustable clamp attached to the umbrella post, having memory-stick and sunglass holders, a rotatable foldable tiltable table attached to the adjustable clamp, a foldable tiltable cup-holding system molded in the table for holding drinks in multiple angles, a waterproof transparent hooded pouch attached to the table for holding mobile devices in multiple angles while a user stands, sits, or swim in front of, or lays down under the pouch, and foldable tiltable sun-visors foldably hinged on the table for blocking the sun in multiple angles while a user stands, sits, or swim in front of, or lays down under the pouch.

A portable table includes a table top that can be transformed into a carrying case, with a handle and a lock and can be used as a table by releasing a pair of lock clips and opening the table at its hinges. The carrying case can hold four telescopic legs, in storing slots, and a shelf on other side of the hinges. The telescopic legs can be used in a table by attaching leg nubs to slots for legs underneath the table top. Each telescopic leg nests two extendible leg pieces, held by a top and a bottom leg clamps, for height adjustment. The leg also has a leg cap at the end for providing non-slip surface. A shelf can be strapped to the telescopic legs for storing accessories by opening the two hexagonal pieces of the shelf and attaching the hooks above the top clamp.

A portable table includes a table top that can be transformed into a carrying case, with a handle and a lock and can be used as a table by releasing a pair of lock clips and opening the table at its hinges. The carrying case can hold four telescopic legs, in storing slots, and a shelf on other side of the hinges. The telescopic legs can be used in a table by attaching leg nubs to slots for legs underneath the table top. Each telescopic leg nests two extendible leg pieces, held by a top and a bottom leg clamps, for height adjustment. The leg also has a leg cap at the end for providing non-slip surface. A shelf can be strapped to the telescopic legs for storing accessories by opening the two hexagonal pieces of the shelf and attaching the hooks above the top clamp.

A fitting for clamping a table top at different heights to a, preferably obliquely aligned, column extending through the fitting, includes a first and a second fitting part each having an abutment section for abutment against the column from opposite directions, at least one clamping part movable into a release position and a clamping position, and an actuating element movable relative to the fitting parts for moving the clamping part between the release position and the clamping position. Furthermore, this relates to a height-adjustable table having a table frame with a, preferably obliquely aligned, column, a table top, and said fitting arranged at the table top.

A fitting for clamping a table top at different heights to a, preferably obliquely aligned, column extending through the fitting, includes a first and a second fitting part each having an abutment section for abutment against the column from opposite directions, at least one clamping part movable into a release position and a clamping position, and an actuating element movable relative to the fitting parts for moving the clamping part between the release position and the clamping position. Furthermore, this relates to a height-adjustable table having a table frame with a, preferably obliquely aligned, column, a table top, and said fitting arranged at the table top.