Table with an elevating panel, an elevating table and a combination thereof
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1. A table with an elevating panel, comprising:
- a top of the table;
a plurality of brackets at a side of the top of the table, each of the brackets having a plurality of grooves; and
a plurality of vertical slide rails on the elevating panel which projects on the top, each of the slide rails having a hemisphere-ended member, said hemisphere-ended member being pushed by elastic means to engage in any of said plurality of grooves so that the slide rails may be held at a desired height with respect to the brackets.
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Abstract
In an office, a main table with an elevating panel is combined with an auxiliary elevating table with various arrangements. The elevating panel is elevated and lowered with respect to the main table. In the auxiliary table, the height of a top is variable. The auxiliary table is stored or concealed from view under the top of the main table at the lowest position, and is arranged at the same height at the intermediate position. At the highest position, the auxiliary table is higher than the main table. Depending on use, the whole surface area of the tops of the tables is variable.
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1. A table with an elevating panel, comprising:
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a top of the table; a plurality of brackets at a side of the top of the table, each of the brackets having a plurality of grooves; and a plurality of vertical slide rails on the elevating panel which projects on the top, each of the slide rails having a hemisphere-ended member, said hemisphere-ended member being pushed by elastic means to engage in any of said plurality of grooves so that the slide rails may be held at a desired height with respect to the brackets. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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