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US 2019/0174911 A1Published application
Collapsible travel furniture
OwnerCasmir Valeriinventor
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Abstract
A collapsible furniture item having a set of panels that a person without the aid of tools can slidingly interlock with each other to form a standalone upright furniture item and once assembled can be quickly disassembled also without the aid tools to allow the panels to be transported to a different location for quick and efficient assembled into a standalone upright furniture through interlocking engagement between the panels.
Claims14
1-7. (canceled)
A collapsible traveling furniture item comprising:
- a rigid top panel having a first end therein and a second end;
- a first rigid panel leg having a top end for supporting the first end of the rigid top panel and a transverse slot extending partially across said first rigid panel leg;
- and
- a second rigid panel leg having a top end for supporting the second end of the top panel and a transverse slot extending partially across said second rigid panel leg with the transverse slot in said first rigid panel leg slidably engageable and interlockable with the second rigid panel leg and the transverse slot therein to support the furniture item in an upright condition.
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(canceled)
The method of forming a desk from a set of panels comprising the steps of:
- inserting an end of a first panel leg into a notch on one end of a desk panel and a second panel leg into a notch on an opposite end of the desk panel;
- inserting a first elongated slot of a winged panel into engagement with an elongated slot in the first panel leg;
- inserting a second elongated slot of the winged panel into engagement with an elongated slot in the second panel leg;
- and
- setting the desk on a support surface with the end of the first panel leg and the second panel leg in engagement with the support so that a weight of the desk panels brings the panels into frictional engagement with each other.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.