Leg attachments for a height adjustable folding table

An article of furniture comprising;

• a table top;
• a shackle bar having a first end and a second end, the first end being pivotally mounted to an underside of the table top;
• a first and second leg pivotally mounted to the underside of the table top in spaced apart parallel orientation;
• a third and fourth leg pivotally connected respectively to the first and second legs at an intermediate position of each of the first, second, third and fourth legs and the third and fourth legs being pivotally mounted to the second end of the shackle bar, the shackle bar selectively supporting the table top in one of two positions such that the table top is spaced from the floor a first distance when the shackle bar is in a first of the two positions and the table top is spaced from the floor a second distance when the shackle bar is in a second of the two positions;
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• a slide bar mechanism mounted to the underside of the table top, the shackle bar being mounted to the slide bar mechanism and the legs and slide bar mechanism being adapted so that the article can be folded to a collapsed position, the thickness of the article of furniture in the collapsed position being substantially equal to the width of one of the widest of the legs, the thickness of the table top and the thickness of the slide bar mechanism.

An article of furniture comprising;

• a table top;
• at least one adjustment bracket having at least two leg mounting retainers, the leg mounting retainers comprising a U-shaped member having a resilient arm and a rounded tip at a distal end of the resilient arm to releasably retain the support bar;
• a first and second leg pivotally mounted to an underside of the table top in a spaced apart parallel orientation;
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• a third and fourth leg interconnected by a support bar at an upper end and pivotally connected respectively to the first and second legs at an intermediate position of each of the first, second, third and fourth legs, the support bar extending along the underside of the table top, the support bar being selectively mounted to each of the at least two leg mounting retainers of the at least one adjustment bracket such that the table top is spaced from the floor a first distance when the support bar is mounted in the first of the at least two leg mounting retainers and the table top is spaced from the floor a second distance when the support bar is mounted in the second of the at least two leg mounting retainers.