US 2010/0242808 A1 · TABLE

Abstract

A table has a substantially plate-like top plate, a pair of beams arranged side by side on the lower surface of the top plate and supporting and fixing the top plate, and supporting bodies arranged on the pair of beams so as to lie in the longitudinal direction of the pair of beams and supporting and fixing the pair. The supporting bodies have on the upper portion thereof a substantially horizontal pair of first placement surfaces and a pair of second placement surfaces extending from the first placement surfaces and inclined in the lateral direction of the beams. The beams each have a top plate supporting surface to which the top plate is fixed, a first bottom surface which is, at least in the area supported by the supporting bodies in the longitudinal direction, supported in a contacting manner by a first placement surface, and a second bottom surface extending from the first bottom surface, inclined, and supported in a contacting manner by a second placement surface.

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A table comprising:

a substantially plate-like top plate;
a pair of beams disposed on a lower surface of said top plate for supporting and fixing said top plate;
and
a plurality of supporting members disposed in the longitudinal direction of said beams to support and fix the pair of beams,
wherein the supporting member has a pair of substantially horizontal first set surfaces and a pair of second set surfaces, said second set surfaces being formed to extend from said first set surfaces with a gradient along a direction of the width of said beams, and
wherein the beam has a surface for supporting the top plate, on which the top plate is fixed;
a first bottom surface to be abutted to and supported by the first set surface of the supporting member at least within the range supported on the supporting members in the longitudinal direction;
and a second bottom surface extending from said first bottom surface with a gradient in such a manner as to be abutted to and supported on the second set surface of the supporting member at least within the range supported by the supporting members in the longitudinal direction.

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