US 2010/0282134 A1Published application

Desk which has combined vertical type legs

AssigneeNew-Tec Integration (Xiamen) Co., Ltd.

InventorLuhao Leng

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Abstract

A desk which has combined vertical type legs is composed of a desk top and several legs, the legs are connected to the bottom of the desk top, and the legs are perpendicular to the desk top, joiners is fitted on the bottom of the desk top, and the desk top is connected to the legs by the joiners, there is a screw hole on the joiner, the leg comprises a tube and a long screw rod, the rod passes through the tube, the first end of the rod have a projecting stage, the corresponding first end of the tube have a limited stage, the projecting stage and the limited stage are well matched, the second end of the rod have male thread, the second of the rod passes through the second end of the tube and is connected to the screw hole on the bottom of the desk top, the tube is locked between the projecting stage of the first end of the rod and the joiner of the desk top.

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Dependent claims

A desk/table with combined vertical legs comprising one desktop and several legs that are connected to the bottom of the desktop in a vertical way, is characterized in that joiners with screw holes are provided at the bottom of the desktop for connecting with the legs;

the desk/table legs consist of leg tubes and long screw rods which are inserted in the leg tubes;
a protruding step is provided at the first end of each long screw rod and there is a limit step at the corresponding first end of each leg tube, and in matching, the protruding step will be blocked by the limit step of each leg tube;
male thread is provided on the second end of each long screw rod and the second end of each long screw rod passes through the second end of each leg tube and is lock-connected with the screw hole in the desktop bottom to lock tightly the leg tube between the protruding step at the first end of each long screw rod and the corresponding joiner at the desktop bottom.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.