Solar charger foldable chair side table
OwnerJoseph L Belverioinventor
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Abstract
A foldable chair side table has a snap-on/snap-off clamp which is designed for easy and simple installation on most foldable chairs. A leveling system is provided for ready adjustment to horizontally align the table in relation to the chair. The table is lightweight for ease of use and portability and comes equipped with an attached strap. It has a variety of unique features not found in prior side tables, including a solar powered charger having charging panels for electrically charging cell phones, tablets, and other electronic devices. The table also comes equipped with dual USB ports having a protective cover, a cup holder, a storage compartment, and rotatable leg members to allow placement of the side table on the ground, a table, or other flat surface.
Claims11
A side table for a foldable chair, said side table comprising:
- a table top member having a top surface, a bottom surface, a front wall, a rear wall, and first and second side walls extending between the front and rear walls, all said walls extending between the top and bottom surfaces;
- a first inset located within the top surface;
- a solar charger having exposed charging panels positioned within the first inset;
- attachment means for securing the table top member of the side table to a foldable chair wherein the attachment means comprises a stationary U-shaped clamp having two arm members forming the U, an adjustable U-shaped clamp moveable outward from and inward toward the table top member, said adjustable clamp having two arm members forming the U;
- leveling means comprising a leveling screw and a leveling wheel for adjusting the horizontal plane of table top member of the side table, said screw being attached solely and directly to one of the arm members of the adjustable clamp;
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- at least one USB port located within the rear wall for the connection of an electronic device to the solar charger.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.