Convertible case and stool
OwnerAdrian Gatrillinventor
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Abstract
A case that is convertible into a stool and a working surface is provided. The case includes a worktable, a front panel removably secured to a front side of the worktable, and a rear panel removably secured to a rear side of the worktable. The front and rear panels each include a slot inwardly extending from a first edge thereof. The front and rear panels may be removed from the worktable and interconnected by sliding the slot of the front panel through the slot of the rear panel. The stool seat is removably attachable to the case and/or to the interconnected panels to form a stool.
Claims22
A case convertible into a stool and a working surface, the case comprising:
- a worktable;
- a front panel removably secured to a front side of the worktable;
- a rear panel removably secured to a rear side of the worktable;
- and
- a stool seat configured to secure the front and rear panels to the worktable in a carrying mode wherein the case is fully assembled,
- wherein in a working mode the case is fully disassembled and the front and rear panels are removed from the worktable and interconnected to form a supporting substructure of the stool and the stool seat is removably extended from the first panel of the supporting substructure to the second panel of the supporting substructure to define a sitting surface.
A case convertible into a stool and a working surface, the case comprising:
- a worktable comprising:
- an inside panel;
- a top panel secured to a top edge of the inside panel;
- a bottom panel secured to a bottom edge of the inside panel opposed to the top edge;
- a first side panel secured to a first side edge of the inside panel;
- and
- a second side panel secured to a second side edge of the inside panel opposed to the first side edge a front panel removably secured to a front side of the worktable;
- a rear panel removably secured to a rear side of the worktable;
- and
- a stool seat,
- wherein the front and rear panels are interconnectable to form a supporting substructure of the stool and the stool seat is removably attachable to the substructure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.