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US 11,136,771 B2Granted
Modular booth
AssigneeZGF Architects LLP
InventorsRobert Petty, Robin Oglesbee-Venghaus
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Abstract
Methods and systems are provided for a modular booth. In one example, a modular booth includes a first wall and a second wall coupled together by a ceiling, and further includes a plurality of modular elements coupled to the first wall and second wall. The modular elements may be moved to a retracted position to be stored within the walls or moved to an extended position to be utilized by a user of the booth, and the first wall, second wall, and ceiling may be decoupled from each other or folded against each other for transportation or compact storage of the booth.
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A modular booth, comprising:
- a frame formed by a first wall, a second wall opposing the first wall, and a ceiling extending between the first and second opposing walls, the frame defining an opening that extends from a front side of the frame to a back side of the frame and from the first wall to the second wall;
- a set of casters coupled to a ground surface of the frame;
- a caster locking mechanism configured to selectively restrict movement of one or more casters of the set of casters;
- a plurality of modular elements coupled to the frame, including a first seat and a first desk;
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- a first pair of bi-fold doors coupled to a first side of the frame and a second pair of bi-fold doors coupled to a second side of the frame, wherein when the first pair of bi-fold doors, the second pair of bi-fold doors, and the plurality of modular elements are in respective stowed positions, the opening is unobstructed, and wherein with the first seat and the first desk each in a first configuration, the first desk and cushions of the first seat form a parallel co-planar flat surface defining between a first and a second structural member positioned in parallel with each other, with no portions of the first desk and no portions of the first seat extending past the first and second structural members.
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A modular booth, comprising:
- a frame formed by a first wall, a second wall opposing the first wall, and a ceiling extending between the first and second opposing walls, the frame defining an opening that extends from a front side of the frame to a back side of the frame and from the first wall to the second wall;
- a set of casters coupled to a ground surface of the frame;
- a caster locking mechanism configured to selectively restrict movement of one or more casters of the set of casters;
- a plurality of modular elements coupled to the frame, including a first seat and a first desk;
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- a first pair of bi-fold doors coupled to a first side of the frame and a second pair of bi-fold doors coupled to a second side of the frame, wherein when the first pair of bi-fold doors, the second pair of bi-fold doors, and the plurality of modular elements are in respective stowed positions, the opening is unobstructed, and wherein each of the first seat and the first desk includes slidable tracks to enable sliding only in the vertical direction and not any other direction.
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A modular booth, comprising:
- a frame formed by a first wall, a second wall opposing the first wall, and a ceiling without any floor extending between the first and second opposing walls, the frame defining an opening that extends from a front side of the frame to a back side of the frame and from the first wall to the second wall;
- a set of casters coupled to a ground surface of the frame;
- a caster locking mechanism configured to selectively restrict movement of one or more casters of the set of casters;
- a plurality of modular elements coupled to the frame, including a first seat and a first desk;
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- a first pair of bi-fold doors coupled to a first side of the frame and a second pair of bi-fold doors coupled to a second side of the frame, wherein when the first pair of bi-fold doors, the second pair of bi-fold doors, and the plurality of modular elements are in respective stowed positions, the opening is unobstructed.
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