Sewing table and chair
AssigneePluma, Inc.
InventorRaymond Rea
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Abstract
A sewings work station which has a plurality of work positions. The sewing station includes a horizontal top having of a first work surface adapted to support a first sewing machine, a second work surface at an angle to the first work surface adapted to support a second sewing machine, and a bottom surface. A plurality of vertically adjustable legs support the top and include leg adjusters adapted to simultaneously adjust the length the legs equal amounts, whereby the top may be positioned at different heights for different operators. In the preferred embodiment, the sewing station further includes an articulated arm having a fixed end attached to the station and a free end moveable between positions in front of the first and second work surfaces, and a chair mounted on the free end of the arm.
Claims14
An adjustable table for supporting a pair of sewing machines positioned at an angle to each other, said table comprising:
- (a) a horizontal top having a first work surface adapted to support a first sewing machine, a second work surface at an angle to said first work surface and attached to said first work surface at a common juncture adapted to support a second sewing machine, and a bottom surface;
- (b) a plurality of vertically adjustable legs supporting said top;
- (c) leg adjusters adapted to simultaneously adjust the length of said legs equal amounts, to position said top at different heights;
- (d) a frame supporting said top;
- (e) an articulated arm having a fixed end attached to said frame and a free end adapted to support a seat, said arm being freely moveable within a horizontal plane in front of said first and second work surfaces;
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- (f) a seat supported on the free end of said arm.
An adjustable table for supporting a pair of sewing machines positioned at an angle to each other, said table comprising:
- (a) a horizontal top including a first work surface adapted to support a first sewing machine, a second work surface at an angle to said first work surface adapted to support a second sewing machine, and a bottom surface;
- (b) a plurality of vertically adjustable legs supporting said top;
- (c) leg adjusters adapted to simultaneously adjust the length said legs equal amounts, to position said top at different heights;
- (d) a frame beneath said top, said leg adjusters being positioned on said frame;
- (e) an articulated arm having a fixed segment mounted on said frame, an end segment having a clamp for holding a chair, and an intermediate segment attached at its ends to said fixed and end segments by vertical hinges, whereby said articulated arm is freely moveable within a horizontal plane in front of said first and second work surfaces;
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- (f) a chair mounted on said end segment.
An adjustable sewing station having a plurality of work positions, said station comprising:
- (a) a horizontal top including a first work surface adapted to support a first sewing machine, a second work surface at an angle to said first work surface adapted to support a second sewing machine, and a bottom surface;
- (b) a first sewing machine supported by said first work surface;
- (c) a second sewing machine supported by said second work surface;
- (d) a plurality of vertically adjustable legs supporting said top;
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- (e) a leg elevation system adapted to simultaneously adjust the length of each of said legs an equal amount to position said top at different heights.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.