Collapsible bar assembly
OwnerKayla Glaserinventor
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A bar assembly includes, in combination, a foldable counter and a pair of support legs arranged to support the counter in a table-type formation. Each support leg is configured as an open-sided, rectangular-shaped enclosure. The support legs are positioned in an upright, standing orientation to support the counter. The counter includes a set of openings, each adapted to receive a removable sink-type basin. A faucet is associated with one of the sink-type basins. A rear panel removably extends between the pair of upright support legs at a rear bar area manned by a bartender. A rear speed rail receptacle is removably attached to the rear panel. An arrangement of front panels removably extends between the pair of support legs at a front customer service bar area. One of the front panels includes a central panel section extending above the counter at its periphery, and a pair of pivotable end panel sections each hingedly attached to the central panel section. A foldable elevated shelf is disposed over the counter and supported by the end panel sections once they are pivoted into a shelf-supporting position. A water supply system uses a foot-powered pump to communicate water selectively and manually from a water-holding receptacle to the faucet via hoses. The pair of support legs define joinable half sections together forming a selectively openable and closeable case defining a storage space. In a stowage configuration, the bar assembly is disassembled, and various components are stowed in the storage space of the case, including the folded counter, the folded shelf, the rear panel, the rear speed rail receptacle, the basins, and the arrangement of front panels. One of the half sections of the case includes a set of wheels and a handle to facilitate portability and mobility.
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