A mobile furniture and accessory system for an office environment includes storage components, table or desk components, screen or partition components, paper management components, marker board components, computer support furniture and the like, for use in facilitating flexibility in manufacturing such components to user specifications and in arranging such components according to user requirements.
1. A marker board, comprising:
a marking member having a resilient core and a substantially flat marking surface shaped similar to and covering the core; and
one or more cut out areas associated with the marking member, wherein the cut out area includes an opening formed in the resilient core and defining a resilient edge area, wherein the opening and the resilient edge area are configured to releasably engage one or more markers adapted to be used in marking on the marking surface inside a periphery of the marking member, the resiliency of the core allowing the edge area to flex outwardly as necessary enabling various shapes, numbers and orientations of the markers to be releasably retained within the opening formed in the core.
2. The marker board of claim 1 , wherein the marking member includes recesses formed in the periphery of the marking member for retaining an eraser and hanging clips therein.
3. The marker board of claim 1 , wherein the marking member includes a marking sheet that defines the flat marking surface, wherein the marking sheet overlies the core and includes an opening at each of the one or more cut out areas, wherein each opening in the marking sheet is configured to expose a portion of the core, and wherein the core at the cut out areas is resilient so as to define the resilient edge areas of the opening.
4. The marker board of claim 3 , wherein each cut out area includes a main section and a pair of end sections, wherein the end sections extend outwardly in opposite directions from the main section.
5. The marker board of claim 1 , further comprising a hanger arrangement for use in suspending the marking member from a support structure, wherein the hanger arrangement includes a base structure interconnected with an upper area defined by the marking member, and a movable hanger member interconnected with the base structure, wherein the hanger member is movable between an inoperative closed position in which the hanger member is engaged with the base member, and an operative open position in which the hanger member extends outwardly relative to the marking surface and is adapted to be engaged with a support surface for suspending the marking member from the support surface.
6. A marker board, comprising:
a marking member defining a marking surface; and
a hanger arrangement for use in suspending the marking member from a support structure, wherein the hanger arrangement includes a base structure interconnected with an uppermost end of the marking member, and a movable hanger member interconnected with the base structure, wherein the hanger member is movable between an inoperative closed position in which the hanger member is held recessed and engaged within the base structure, and an operative open position in which the hanger member extends outwardly from within the base structure relative to the marking surface and is adapted to be engaged with a support surface for suspending the marking member from the support surface, the base structure being movable towards and away from the marking member and adapted to releasably retain a sheet member against the marking member, the base structure being movable by means of direct engagement therewith or engagement of the hanger member connected to the base structure.
7. The marker board of claim 6 , wherein the base structure comprises a pair of base members that overlie opposite surfaces defined by the marking member and that are secured together with the marking member therebetween.
8. The marker board of claim 7 , including a pair of movable hanger members, wherein each hanger member is movably mounted to one of the base members.
9. The marker board of claim 8 , wherein each hanger member is pivotably mounted to one of the base members for movement between the operative and inoperative positions.
10. The marker board of claim 6 , wherein the hanger member includes a protrusion that is configured for engagement with an upwardly facing area of a hanger bracket when the hanger member is in the inoperative position.
11. The marker board of claim 6 , wherein the marking member includes one or more cut out areas, wherein each cut out area includes an opening bordered by a resilient edge area, wherein each opening in the resilient edge area is configured to releasably engage one or more markers adapted to be used in marking on the marking surface.
12. A marker board, comprising:
a marking member having a substantially flat marking surface; and
one or more cut out areas associated with the marking member, wherein each cut out area includes an opening bordered by a resilient edge area, wherein the opening and the resilient edge area are configured to releasably engage one or more markers adapted to be used in marking on the marking surface, the resiliency of the edge area bordering the opening enabling various shapes, numbers and orientations of the markers to be releasably retained within the opening,
wherein the marking member comprises a resilient core, and wherein the one or more cut out areas associated with the marking member comprise openings formed in the core, and
wherein the marking member includes a marking sheet that defines the flat marking surface, wherein the marking sheet overlies the core and includes an opening at each of the one or more cut out areas, wherein each opening in the marking sheet is configured to expose a portion of the core, and wherein the core at the cut out areas is resilient so as to define the resilient edge areas of the opening.
13. The marker board of claim 12 , wherein each cut out area includes a main section and a pair of end sections, wherein the end sections extend outwardly in opposite directions from the main section.