Modular table
View Patent ↗A table including a frame having a leg portion, a tabletop support portion, and a tabletop positioned on the tabletop support portion. The tabletop has one pair of opposed side structures, and each of the opposed structures has a first bent portion extending downward. Also, each of the opposed side structures is further bent greater than 90 degrees from the orientation of the tabletop so as to surround and partially envelop the tabletop support portion. The table can also include a side panel that is stowable in the leg portion. The side panel can selectively be removed from the leg portion and placed onto the tabletop by a user to function as a temporary partition.
1. A table comprising:
a frame having a leg portion and a tabletop support portion; and
a tabletop positioned on the tabletop support portion, the tabletop having a top surface being surrounded by a first longitudinal side, a second longitudinal side, a first transverse side, and a second transverse side, the first longitudinal side and the second longitudinal side including one pair of opposed side structures, each of the opposed side structures having a first bent portion extending downward, a first straight portion, a second bent portion, and a second straight portion, the second bent portion being positioned between the first straight portion and the second straight portion, and each of the opposed side structures further being bent greater than 90 degrees to partially surround and envelop the tabletop support portion, and wherein the first transverse side and the second transverse side are free of any downward-extending portion thereby allowing the tabletop to be slid onto or off of the tabletop support portion.
2. The table of claim 1 wherein the tabletop comprises a metal material.
3. The table of claim 2 wherein the tabletop comprises a ferromagnetic material.
4. The table of claim 3 including a side panel that is removably secured to the leg portion, wherein the side panel includes a plurality of magnets and the leg portion comprises a ferromagnetic material such that the magnets removably secure the side panel to the leg portion, and wherein the side panel is configured to be removed from the leg portion and removably secured to and atop the tabletop.
5. The table of claim 1 further including a side panel that is removably secured to the leg portion.
6. The table of claim 5 wherein the side panel includes a plurality of magnets and the leg portion comprises a ferromagnetic material such that the magnets removably secure the side panel to the leg portion.
7. A table comprising:
a frame having a leg portion and a tabletop support portion; and
a tabletop positioned on the tabletop support portion, the tabletop having a top surface being surrounded by a first longitudinal side, a second longitudinal side, a first transverse side, and a second transverse side, the first longitudinal side and the second longitudinal side including one pair of opposed side structures, each of the opposed side structures having a first bent portion extending downward from the top surface, a first straight portion extending from the first bent portion, a second bent portion extending from the first straight portion, a second straight portion extending from the second bent portion, a third bent portion extending from the second straight portion, and a third straight portion extending from the third bent portion, wherein the first bent portion, the second bent portion, and the third bent portion are collectively bent substantially 180 degrees such that the third bent portion is oriented parallel to the top surface.
8. A table comprising:
a frame having a leg portion and a tabletop support portion; and
a tabletop positioned on the tabletop support portion, the tabletop having a top surface being surrounded by a first longitudinal side, a second longitudinal side, a first transverse side, and a second transverse side, the first longitudinal side and the second longitudinal side including one pair of opposed side structures, each of the opposed side structures having a first bent portion extending downward from the top surface, a first straight portion extending from the first bent portion, a second bent portion extending from the first straight portion, and a second straight portion extending from the second bent portion, wherein each of the opposed side structures are bent substantially 180 degrees such that a portion of each opposed side structure is oriented parallel to the top surface and defines a cavity for accepting the tabletop support portion.