US 2012/0237142 A1Published application

Collapsible table

OwnerBarbara Derkoskiinventor

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Abstract

A collapsible table includes two end table sections and an intermediate table section each having an upper substantially planar surface and a lower surface. Each table section is comprise of two substantially equal halves hinged together along the length of the table section whereby the two halves can be moved between an operative position wherein the table section exhibits a continuous upper substantially planar surface and an inoperative folded position wherein the lower surfaces of each half are in substantial contact. The inner edges of each table section include a plurality of holes therein which allows the table section to be temporarily connected to an adjacent table section through the use of rods that fit into the holes. A plurality of legs is adapted to be temporarily connected to the underside of each table section. A carrying bag capable of containing said table therein and including a handle for carrying the same is also provided.

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Dependent claims

A collapsible table comprising:

a first end table section having an upper substantially planar surface and a second end table section having an upper substantially planar surface, each end table section having a length and a width, each end table section also including an outer edge, an opposed inner edge and a pair of opposed side edges, each end table section further having a lower surface;
each end table section being comprise of two substantially equal halves hinged together along the length of the table section whereby said two halves can be moved between an operative position wherein said end table section exhibits a continuous upper substantially planar surface with said side edges are space from each other and an inoperative folded position wherein the lower surfaces of said halves are in substantial contact and said side edges are next to each other;
means for temporarily connecting the inner edges of said first and second table sections together;
a plurality of legs, and
means for temporarily connecting said legs to said lower surface of said first and second table sections.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.