Multipurpose cabinet

A free-standing wall cabinet for use as a computer work station, a secretarial station or an entertainment center comprising a back wall joined to spaced apart opposing side walls and top and bottom walls joining the back and side walls, a cabinet front wall composed of two pairs of bifolding doors hingedly mounted on the front edges of said side walls, the pairs of bifolding doors dividing the cabinet vertically into an upper cabinet section and a lower cabinet section in which the upper cabinet section has a lower limit defined by a first shelf which extends across the width of the cabinet and is slidable from a rest position with in the upper cabinet section to a position extending outward from the cabinet to provide legroom for a person seated before said cabinet, said upper cabinet section further having a storage compartment on each side wall interior extending downwardly from the top wall and terminating above said first shelf, said storage compartments forming therebetween a centered open compartment having at least one adjustable shelf positioned therein to receive a a component of a machine placed on said first shelf;

• said lower cabinet section having its upper limit defined by said first shelf and further being divided laterally by a vertical wall which forms two compartments of substantially identical size, one compartment having a first drawer mounted just under said first shelf with a second drawer spacedly mounted from said first drawer and below and a slidable shelf mounted above said second drawer, the other compartment containing a rollabout cart for supporting a printing device on upper surface which can be removed therefrom and used to supplement the cabinet in its selected usage, said surface further having an aperture therein to feed paper to said printing device from a paper storage area within said cart, wherein said cart comprises a cube with two opposing open sides and roller means on the bottom corners of said cube, said cube further having a fixed bottom shelf to hold a supply of continuous paper for feeding upwardly through said aperture and a slidable shelf between said upper surface and said bottom shelf to receive said paper after it has passed through said printing device, and wherein said upper surface is divided in half along said aperture, each half being pivotally mounted at its exterior end on pins in the upper corners of said cube for rotation of each half upwardly and outwardly to form servicing surfaces which rest on swingable supports, said cart further having a fixed shelf mounted between said upper surface and said slidable shelf and having a plurality of circular apertures to receive bottles of liquids, said bottle-apertured shelf having a paper-feed aperture in the same vertical plane with the aperture in said upper surface.