Table top
AssigneeLifetime Products, Inc.
InventorsWendell Peery, Mitch Johnson
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Abstract
A table may include a table top with a first plurality of depressions aligned in a plurality of generally aligned rows. The table top may also include a plurality of channels disposed generally parallel to the rows of depressions and each channel may have a width generally equal to a width of the first plurality of depressions. The table top may further include a second plurality of depressions disposed in the channels. The table top may further include a recess sized and configured to receive a structural support member, and a portion of the channels may be disposed on both sides of the recess.
Claims20
A table top constructed from molded plastic, the table top comprising:
- an upper surface;
- a lower surface;
- a hollow interior portion disposed between the upper surface and the lower surface;
- a first plurality of depressions disposed in the lower surface of the table top, at least a majority of the depressions of the first plurality of depressions aligned in a plurality of generally aligned rows, each depression of the first plurality of depressions having generally a same width;
- a plurality of channels disposed in the lower surface of the table top, the plurality of channels disposed generally parallel to the rows of depressions, each channel of the plurality of channels including a lower surface that is spaced apart from the upper surface of the table top by a distance, each channel having a width generally equal to the width of the depressions in the first plurality of depressions;
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- a second plurality of depressions disposed in the lower surface of the plurality of channels, each depression of the second plurality of depressions having generally a same width;
- wherein the upper surface, the lower surface, the hollow interior portion, the first plurality of depressions, the plurality of channels and the second plurality of depressions are integrally formed during a molding process as part of a unitary, one-piece structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.