Wall work station
AssigneeRubbermaid Incorporated
InventorsRoddy Burgess, Ian Cunningham, Robert Grant McRorie
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Abstract
A work station comprises a mounting bracket adapted to be mounted to a surface. An upper arm and a lower arm are mounted to the mounting bracket for pivoting motion about a first vertical axis. A track is pivoted to the upper arm and the lower arm about a second vertical axis where the track supports a vertically displaceable carriage. The carriage may support a monitor and work platform where the work platform supports a key board tray. A lift system supports the carriage for vertical movement. Work station mounting systems are also provided for movably supporting a work platform.
Claims20
A work station comprising:
- a mounting bracket adapted to be mounted to a surface;
- an upper arm and a lower arm mounted to the mounting bracket for pivoting motion about a first vertical axis;
- a track pivoted to the upper arm and the lower arm about a second vertical axis, said track supporting a vertically displaceable carriage.
A work station mounting system comprising:
- a vertical support member having a track formed therein;
- a first link having a first end mounted in the track such that the first end of the first link is vertically displaceable in the track;
- a work platform connected to the first link;
- a second link having a first end mounted to the vertical support such that it can pivot relative to the vertical support;
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- a second end of the first link being pivotably connected to a second end of the second link.
A work station comprising:
- a mounting bracket adapted to be mounted to a wall;
- an upper arm and a lower arm mounted to the mounting bracket for pivoting motion about a first vertical axis;
- a support pivoted to the upper arm and the lower arm about a second vertical axis, said track supporting a work platform having a horizontal work surface and movably supporting a tray below the work surface.
A work station comprising:
- a mounting bracket adapted to be mounted to a wall;
- an upper arm and a lower arm mounted to the mounting bracket for pivoting motion about a first vertical axis;
- a support pivoted to the upper arm and the lower arm about a second vertical axis, said support adapted to supporting electrical equipment;
- and pre-wiring extension cables from a connector to a technology cabinet on the support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.