Adjustable desk with combinative work surface assemblies
View Patent ↗A desk includes a base and a work surface assembly mounted on the base. The work surface assembly has a board and a leg having opposite ends connected to the board and the base. The leg has an inclined section and a straight section, and the board has a first end and a second end opposite to the first end. A distance between the first end of the board and the straight section of the leg is greater than that of between the second end of the board and the straight section of the leg. The boards of the work surface assemblies are arranged in a row or two rows of a matrix. Therefore, the work surface assemblies are combinative to be mounted on the base to have various layouts of the boards.
1. A desk, comprising:
a base; and
a plurality of work surface assemblies mounted on the base, wherein the work surface assemblies are arranged in a matrix;
wherein each of the work surface assemblies has a board and a leg having opposite ends connected to the board and the base, wherein the leg has an inclined section and a straight section, and the board has a first end and a second end opposite to the first end; further wherein a distance between the first end of the board and the straight section of the leg is greater than that of between the second end of the board and the straight section of the leg
wherein the base has a shaft connected to the legs of the work surface assemblies and two stands connected to opposite ends of the shaft.
2. The desk of claim 1 , wherein the leg of each of the work surface assemblies has an inner tube and an outer tube; the inner tube has the inclined section and the straight section, and the straight section is inserted into the outer tube, whereby the inner tube is controllable to be moved relative to the outer tube.
3. The desk of claim 1 , wherein the inclined sections of the legs of the work surface assemblies lean to the same direction, so that the boards are arranged in a row.
4. The desk of claim 1 , wherein the inclined sections of the legs of the work surface assemblies lean to opposite directions, so that the boards are arranged in two rows.