Desk with easel drawer
OwnerJames O. Kelley, Ralph J. Byma +2inventors
InventorsJames O. Kelley, Ralph J. Byma, Gregg J. Persons, Michael D. Warren
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OwnerJames O. Kelley, Ralph J. Byma +2inventors
InventorsJames O. Kelley, Ralph J. Byma, Gregg J. Persons, Michael D. Warren
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A desk having a traditional appearance incorporates an easel or workstand for supporting a work piece in a closeable drawer adjacent the work surface of the desk. The easel comprises a folding panel pivotally mounted on edge of a side drawer. The panel pivots from a closed position, wherein the panel is folded into the top of the drawer and the drawer can be closed, to an open position, wherein the panel is upwardly and outwardly inclined so as to be in position to support work on the easel. A rail on the bottom of the easel supports work on the easel. The easel can serve as a writing surface when the easel is closed and the drawer is open. The desk includes a central drawer having a fold-down front panel that serves as a keyboard drawer, and computer accessory storage areas in other portions of the desk.
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In a desk having a work surface mounted on support members, the improvement comprising an easel mounted in a drawer positioned under the work surface on one side of an operator work position, the easel comprising a generally flat panel pivotally mounted on the drawer so as to be movable between a closed position, wherein the panel is folded into the drawer such that the drawer can be closed, and an open position, wherein the panel extends upwardly so as to be in position to support a work piece.
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