Study carrels
OwnerLonnie Thomas Parker, IIIinventor
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Abstract
Provided is a multiply configurable modular study carrel. Also provided is a study carrel having at least one locking post; and at least one panel affixed to the locking post. Also provided is a study carrel including a panel having a bottom edge, and a first and second panel brace; the first and second panel brace supporting the panel such that the bottom edge of the panel is perpendicular to the first and second panel braces. Also provided is study carrel having a first panel, and a second panel; the first panel having a slot in the middle of the bottom edge; the second panel having a slot in the middle of the top edge; and the slot of the first panel seated in the slot of the second panel such that the first and second panel are perpendicularly affixed to each other.
Claims19
A study carrel, comprising:
- at least one locking post having a plurality of slots therein;
- and
- at least one panel having at least one tab;
- the at least one panel affixed to the locking post via insertion of the at least one tab into one of the plurality of slots.
A study carrel, comprising:
- a panel having a bottom edge and two slots therein,
- a first panel brace;
- and
- a second panel brace;
- each of said first and second panel braces being semi-circular in shape and having a width accommodating insertion into said two slots of the panel;
- the first and second panel braces, after insertion into the two slots, supporting the panel;
- the first and second panel braces being positioned to intersect with said panel via insertion into the two slots such that a surface of the panel is perpendicular to the first and second panel braces.
A study carrel, comprising:
- a first panel, and
- a second panel;
- the first panel having a slot in an upper-middle portion thereof;
- the second panel having a slot in a lower-middle portion thereof;
- the slot of the first panel seated in the slot of the second panel such that the first and second panel are perpendicularly affixed to each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.