IP Library Granted Patent US 12,318,002
Granted Patent B1
US 12,318,002 · App. 18/481,070 · Granted Jun 3, 2025

Desktop workspace that adjusts vertically

Inventor: Nathan Mark Poniatowski (St. Petersburg, FL)
Assignee: Office Kick, Inc.
A47B9/16A47B21/02A47B21/0314A47B21/04A47B2021/0335
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Patent No.
US 12,318,002
App. No.
18/481,070
Granted
Jun 3, 2025
Kind
B1
Abstract

A desktop workspace that adjusts vertically includes a work surface platform, a base configured to sit on an existing platform, such as a desk, a height adjustable mechanism including at least one set of arms that connect at a pivot point(s) creating a scissoring motion to raise and lower the said work surface platform to various heights. A locking and unlocking mechanism may connect to the height adjustable mechanism. In some cases, the apparatus includes an adjustable mechanism to support items such as a keyboard. In some cases, the apparatus includes elements to raise items such as a monitor to an additional height.

Claims (105)

1. A desktop workspace that adjusts vertically, comprising:

a work surface platform;

a base configured to sit on an existing platform; and

a height adjustment mechanism connecting the work surface platform and the base, the height adjustment mechanism including:

a first set of pivot arms that connect at a first scissoring pivot point creating a scissoring motion when raising and lowering the work surface platform to various heights;

a base pivot point fixed relative to the base and connecting the base and the first set of pivot arms;

a platform pivot point fixed relative to the work surface platform and connecting the work surface platform and the first set of pivot arms;

a first sliding mechanism on an end of a first arm of the first set of pivot arms between the end of the first arm and the work surface platform;

a second sliding mechanism on an end of a second arm of the first set of pivot arms between the end of the second arm and the base, wherein the second sliding mechanism includes a wheel on the end of the second arm;

a second set of pivot arms that connect at a second scissoring pivot point;

an element that connects the first set of pivot arms to the second set of pivot arms such that the second set of pivot arms operates in parallel to the first set of pivot arms; and

a gas spring attached to the element to assist in elevation of the work surface platform,

wherein the gas spring acts as a locking device that holds the work surface platform at various vertical heights above the base.

2. The desktop workspace of claim 1 , wherein the locking device allows the user to set a height limit of the work surface platform at any point the user chooses.

3. The desktop workspace of claim 1 , wherein the base is connected to the base pivot point and the second sliding mechanism.

4. The desktop workspace of claim 1 , further comprising a work surface platform element sitting on the work surface platform, the work surface platform element including an elevated platform surface above the work surface platform.

5. The desktop workspace of claim 4 , further comprising a computer monitor sitting on the elevated platform surface.

6. The desktop workspace of claim 1 ,

wherein the work surface platform forms an upper work surface, and

wherein the gas spring is completely covered by a profile of the work surface platform when viewed from above the upper work surface relative to the base, the profile of the work surface platform being defined by an outer perimeter of the upper work surface.

7. The desktop workspace of claim 1 , wherein one end of the gas spring is fixed to the work surface platform.

8. The desktop workspace of claim 1 , wherein the gas spring is a first spring, the desktop workspace comprising a pair of springs attached to the height adjustment mechanism to assist in the elevation of the work surface platform, the pair of springs including the first spring and a second spring.

9. The desktop workspace of claim 1 , wherein the first sliding mechanism includes a channel mounted to an underside of the work surface platform.

10. The desktop workspace of claim 1 , wherein the scissoring motion when raising and lowering the work surface platform to various heights of the height adjustment mechanism moves the work surface platform in a straight vertical direction relative to the base.

11. The desktop workspace of claim 1 , wherein the gas spring is attached to an interior portion of the element with gaps between the first set of pivot arms, the second set of pivot arms and the gas spring.

12. A desktop workspace that adjusts vertically, comprising:

a work surface platform;

a base configured to sit on an existing platform; and

a height adjustment mechanism connecting the work surface platform and the base, the height adjustment mechanism including:

a set of pivot arms that connect at a scissoring pivot point creating a scissoring motion when raising and lowering the work surface platform to various heights;

a base pivot point fixed relative to the base and connecting the base and the set of pivot arms;

a platform pivot point fixed relative to the work surface platform and connecting the work surface platform and the set of pivot arms;

a sliding mechanism on an end of an arm of the set of pivot arms between the end of the arm and either the work surface platform or the base; and

a spring attached to a point of the arm or another arm of the set of pivot arms to assist in elevation of the work surface platform,

wherein the spring acts as a locking device that holds the work surface platform at various vertical heights above the base,

wherein the spring, the set of pivot arms, the base pivot point, and the platform pivot point are positioned side-by-side when the desktop workspace is in a fully lowered position such that the desktop workspace adjusts vertically.

13. A desktop workspace that adjusts vertically, comprising:

a work surface platform;

a keyboard platform that protrudes out, down, and parallel to the work surface platform;

a base configured to sit on an existing platform; and

a height adjustment mechanism connecting the work surface platform and the base, the height adjustment mechanism including:

a set of pivot arms that connect at a scissoring pivot point creating a scissoring motion when raising and lowering the work surface platform to various heights;

a base pivot point fixed relative to the base and connecting the base and the set of pivot arms;

a platform pivot point fixed relative to the work surface platform and connecting the work surface platform and the set of pivot arms;

a sliding mechanism on an end of an arm of the set of pivot arms between the end of the arm and either the work surface platform or the base; and

a spring attached to a point of the arm or another arm of the set of pivot arms to assist in elevation of the work surface platform,

wherein the spring acts as a locking device that holds the work surface platform at various vertical heights above the base.

14. The desktop workspace of claim 13 , wherein the spring extends between the work surface platform and the point of the arm or another arm of the set of pivot arms.

15. The desktop workspace of claim 13 , wherein the set of pivot arms is a first set of pivot arms, the desktop workspace further comprising:

a second set of pivot arms; and

an element that connects the first set of pivot arms to the second set of pivot arms.

16. The desktop workspace of claim 13 , wherein the sliding mechanism is a first sliding mechanism, the desktop workspace further comprising a second sliding mechanism, wherein either the first sliding mechanism or the second sliding mechanism is attached or slides along the work surface platform, and the other of the first sliding mechanism and the second sliding mechanism is attached to or slides along the base.

17. The desktop workspace of claim 16 ,

wherein the first sliding mechanism includes a first channel or track mounted to the work surface platform,

wherein the second sliding mechanism includes a second channel or track mounted to the base,

wherein a first sliding point of a first pivot arm of the set of pivot arms is slideably engaged with the first channel or track, and

wherein a second sliding point of a second pivot arm of the set of pivot arms is slideably engaged with the second channel or track.

18. The desktop workspace of claim 13 , wherein the spring is a gas spring.

19. The desktop workspace of claim 13 , further comprising a keyboard tray mechanism configured to hold the keyboard platform in the position that protrudes out, down, and parallel to the work surface platform and to allow the keyboard platform to be stored under the work surface platform.

20. A desktop workspace that adjusts vertically, comprising:

a work surface platform;

a height adjustment mechanism configured raise and lower the work surface platform relative to an existing platform, the height adjustment mechanism including:

a first set of pivot arms including a bottom pivot arm and a platform pivot arm pivotably connected to the work surface platform, the bottom pivot arm and the platform pivot arm connecting at a first scissoring pivot point creating a scissoring motion when raising and lowering the work surface platform to various heights;

a platform pivot point fixed relative to the work surface platform and connecting the work surface platform and the platform pivot arm;

a bottom pivot below the platform pivot point configured to allow the bottom pivot arm of the first set of pivot arms to rotate relative to the existing platform;

a first sliding mechanism on an end of the bottom pivot arm between the end of the bottom pivot arm and the work surface platform;

a second sliding mechanism on an end of the platform pivot arm between the end of the platform pivot arm and the existing platform, wherein the second sliding mechanism includes a wheel on the end of the platform pivot arm;

a second set of pivot arms that connect at a second scissoring pivot point;

an element that connects the first set of pivot arms to the second set of pivot arms such that the second set of pivot arms operates in parallel to the first set of pivot arms; and

a gas spring attached to the element to assist in elevation of the work surface platform,

wherein the gas spring acts as a locking device that holds the work surface platform at various vertical heights above the existing platform.

21. The desktop workspace of claim 20 , wherein the locking device allows the user to set a height limit of the work surface platform at any point the user chooses.

22. The desktop workspace of claim 20 , further comprising a work surface platform element sitting on the work surface platform, the work surface platform element including an elevated platform surface above the work surface platform.

23. The desktop workspace of claim 20 , wherein one end of the gas spring is fixed to the work surface platform.

24. The desktop workspace of claim 20 , wherein the gas spring is a first spring, the desktop workspace comprising a pair of springs attached to the height adjustment mechanism to assist in the elevation of the work surface platform, the pair of springs including the first spring and a second spring.

25. The desktop workspace of claim 20 , wherein the first sliding mechanism includes a channel mounted to an underside of the work surface platform.

26. The desktop workspace of claim 20 , wherein the gas spring is attached to an interior portion of the element with gaps between the first set of pivot arms, the second set of pivot arms and the gas spring.

27. A desktop workspace that adjusts vertically, comprising:

a work surface platform; and

a height adjustment mechanism configured raise and lower the work surface platform relative to an existing platform, the height adjustment mechanism including:

a set of pivot arms including a bottom pivot arm and a platform pivot arm pivotably connected to the work surface platform, the bottom pivot arm and the platform pivot arm connecting at a scissoring pivot point creating a scissoring motion when raising and lowering the work surface platform to various heights;

a platform pivot point fixed relative to the work surface platform and connecting the work surface platform and the platform pivot arm;

a bottom pivot below the platform pivot point configured to allow the bottom pivot arm of the set of pivot arms to rotate relative to the existing platform;

a sliding mechanism on an end of the bottom pivot arm or the platform pivot arm between the end of the bottom pivot arm or the platform pivot arm and either the work surface platform or the existing platform; and

a spring attached to a point of the bottom pivot arm or the platform pivot arm to assist in elevation of the work surface platform,

wherein the spring acts as a locking device that holds the work surface platform at various vertical heights above the existing platform,

wherein the spring, the set of pivot arms, the scissoring pivot point, and the platform pivot point are positioned side-by-side when the desktop workspace is in a fully lowered position such that the desktop workspace adjusts vertically.

28. The desktop workspace of claim 27 , wherein the spring extends between the work surface platform and the point of the bottom pivot arm or the platform pivot arm.

29. The desktop workspace of claim 27 , wherein the set of pivot arms is a first set of pivot arms, the desktop workspace further comprising:

a second set of pivot arms; and

an element that connects the first set of pivot arms to the second set of pivot arms,

wherein one end of the spring is fixed to the work surface platform.

30. The desktop workspace of claim 27 , wherein the sliding mechanism is a first sliding mechanism, the desktop workspace further comprising a second sliding mechanism, wherein either the first sliding mechanism or the second sliding mechanism is attached or slides along the work surface platform, and the other of the first sliding mechanism and the second sliding mechanism is attached to or slides along the existing platform.

31. The desktop workspace of claim 27 , wherein the spring is a gas spring.

32. A desktop workspace that adjusts vertically, comprising:

a work surface platform;

a keyboard platform that protrudes out, down, and parallel to the work surface platform; and

a height adjustment mechanism configured raise and lower the work surface platform relative to an existing platform, the height adjustment mechanism including:

a set of pivot arms including a bottom pivot arm and a platform pivot arm pivotably connected to the work surface platform, the bottom pivot arm and the platform pivot arm connecting at a scissoring pivot point creating a scissoring motion when raising and lowering the work surface platform to various heights;

a platform pivot point fixed relative to the work surface platform and connecting the work surface platform and the platform pivot arm;

a bottom pivot below the platform pivot point configured to allow the bottom pivot arm of the set of pivot arms to rotate relative to the existing platform;

a sliding mechanism on an end of the bottom pivot arm or the platform pivot arm between the end of the bottom pivot arm or the platform pivot arm and either the work surface platform or the existing platform; and

a spring attached to a point of the bottom pivot arm or the platform pivot arm to assist in elevation of the work surface platform,

wherein the spring acts as a locking device that holds the work surface platform at various vertical heights above the existing platform.

33. The desktop workspace of claim 32 , further comprising a keyboard tray mechanism configured to hold the keyboard platform in the position that protrudes out, down, and parallel to the work surface platform and to allow the keyboard platform to be stored under the work surface platform.

Continuity (7)
Continuation 17985137 · Nov 10, 2022
Continuation 17493812 · Oct 4, 2021
Continuation 16785647 · Feb 9, 2020
Continuation 16372334 · Apr 1, 2019
Division 15628558 · Jun 20, 2017
Division 15004926 · Jan 23, 2016
Provisional Application 62107380 · Jan 24, 2015
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