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1. A table-seat combination for beer gardens or similar, comprising in combination:
- (a) a tabletop element having a circumferential limitation;
(b) a plurality of individual seat elements, each seat element comprising a stool for supporting a single person;
(c) a roof element, under which the tabletop element and the seat elements are positioned;
(d) an arrangement of rods connecting the tabletop element and the seat elements with one another, said rod arrangement including a plurality of stool support elements, supporting the seat elements; and
(e) a plurality of roof holding elements supporting the roof element, each roof holding element being positioned outside the circumferential limitation of the tabletop and being connected to a stool support element at a point beneath the respective stool.
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So that a device for use at beer gardens, wine gardens, parties, celebrations, or similar is gladly used by guests, is easily erected, and is stable, the tabletop element (1), the seat elements, and the roof element (8) are at least partially connected via a rod system with one another, and the rod system includes support elements that are positioned at least outside the outer circumference limit (14) of the tabletop element (1).
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1. A table-seat combination for beer gardens or similar, comprising in combination:
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(a) a tabletop element having a circumferential limitation;
(b) a plurality of individual seat elements, each seat element comprising a stool for supporting a single person;
(c) a roof element, under which the tabletop element and the seat elements are positioned;
(d) an arrangement of rods connecting the tabletop element and the seat elements with one another, said rod arrangement including a plurality of stool support elements, supporting the seat elements; and
(e) a plurality of roof holding elements supporting the roof element, each roof holding element being positioned outside the circumferential limitation of the tabletop and being connected to a stool support element at a point beneath the respective stool. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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