88results about "Trays" patented technology

A portable desk includes a main body having a generally planar top surface, and a plurality of sides. A generally T-shaped engagement member extends linearly from the front side of the main body and is selectively engageable with a pair of parallel rods on a rolling suitcase. The portable desk also includes a cup holder and a hinge for folding the device for storage. The portable desk also includes a second body section positioned beneath the main body. The second body section is resilient and forms a pocket area between the main body and the second body section.

A portable desk including a base having a bottom surface forming a plurality of storage compartments which define a storage space. A top portion is hingedly attached to the base and movable between an open position and a closed position. Legs are positioned at opposing end portions of the base and connected to the base to pivotally move with respect to the base between a retracted position and an extended position. Each leg preferably has an outer surface that forms a recessed, concave portion. At least one snap element locks each leg with respect to the base in the extended position and includes a tab section formed on a bottom surface of the base which interferes with or engages a support edge formed at an end portion of a corresponding leg.

A work surface device has an upper member with a substantially planar top surface. A support is secured to the upper member for supporting the upper member on a support member with the planar top surface in a generally horizontal orientation. The support has a fastener or clamping device at its lower end for releasable engagement with a portion of the support member. A work board of shape and dimensions generally matching the shape and dimensions of the top surface may be placed on the top surface. The work board and upper member have aligned openings in which a receptacle may be seated or through which waste may be discarded into a container beneath the work surface. In one arrangement, the clamping device is secured to the upper rim of a container with the work surface spaced above the open upper end of the container.

A portable collapsible table or tray having multiple wooden panels hinged to each other from underneath by a piece of fabric. The panels fold in a zigzag manner into a compact, folded form which is easily carried in a bag. The panels are secured to form a rigid table surface by inserting removable support rods laterally and crosswise through the wooden panels. The end panels each receive a locking rod at its respective outer side. Support panels having handle cutouts and legs are attached at each end of the table by hinges. These support panels have bores therethrough for inserting the support pins, and are thus locked in place, along with the wooden surface panels when the rods are inserted. The support panels fold with the surface panels when the support rods are removed forming a compact configuration. A game board version without support panels is provided.

A foldable table includes a table top including confronting sections that are removably engageable so that a rectangular top surface is formed when the sections are abutted. The top surface spans across the back seat of the vehicle and is position within the vehicle. First and second sections have coextensively shaped front edges spanning along an entire top surface length. Third and fourth sections have coextensively shaped rear edges spanning along the entire top surface length. A guard rail is conjoined to an outer periphery of each section, wherein first, second, third and fourth rails are detachably abutted at an end-to-end orientation. First and second legs are coupled to the third and fourth sections, and have bottom ends positioned on a floor of the vehicle. A mechanism is included for releasably locking all the sections at an engaged position during transit, and is spaced from the legs.

A utility cart has four corner posts arranged in rectangular pattern and at least one lower shelf including a recess in the push side edge and a top shelf that, instead of the recess, includes a handle. The other three sides of each of the shelves are substantially the same size and extend beyond the corner posts. The bottom of each of the shelves may include a wagon wheel structure in each corner which secures and supports the corner posts of the cart.

A piece of luggage including an arm extending out of the luggage, a shelf hingedly connected to the arm, a support unit hingedly attached to a top surface of the luggage, where the support unit is positioned between the shelf and the luggage when the shelf if fully extended.

A wireless keyboard module, portable electronic device and methods for charging and pairing a wireless keyboard module to a portable electronic device are provided herein. According to one embodiment, the wireless keyboard module includes a wired connector configured to electrically connect to a wired connector on a back surface of the portable electronic device when the wireless keyboard module is mounted onto the back surface of the portable electronic device. Upon connecting the wired connectors of the wireless keyboard module and the portable electronic device, the wireless keyboard module is configured to receive a charging signal from the portable electronic device and configured to transmit a pairing code to the portable electronic device across the wired connectors.

The present disclosure relates to a universal armrest attachment having a top element and a track element, wherein the top element includes a vertical member perpendicularly mounted to a table member, and a horizontal member, wherein the horizontal member comprises parallel mortises / grooves. The track element, on the other hand, comprises a second vertical member and a second horizontal member, wherein the second horizontal member comprises tenons / protrusions that cooperatively slide on the parallel mortises / grooves of the horizontal member of the top element such that distance between the vertical member of the top element and vertical member of the track element can be adjusted based on width of the armrest and then fixed using a screw or similar means, the mortises / grooves and tenons / protrusions being so configured to then wedge against each other, thereby securing the armrest attachment in place.