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US 6,273,531 B1Granted
Revolving storage hutch
AssigneeThomasville Furniture Industries, Inc.
InventorRobert Allen Scheffer
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Abstract
A hutch for a desk. The hutch has a top defining a rear edge and at least one side extending forwardly from the rear edge. At least one rotatable support extends downwardly from the top beneath the at least one side that extends forwardly from the rear edge.
Claims3
A desk having a desk top comprising:
- a hutch coupled to and extending upwardly from the desk top;
- a first end of the hutch extending longitudinally across the desk top parallel to the rear edge;
- and a second end extending forwardly at an angle, wherein the angle is approximately 135°;
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- at least one rotatable support for the hutch positioned at the forwardly extending end such that the rotatable support is positioned upon the desk top forwardly from a rear edge of the desk top.
2 more elements
A desk and hutch comprising:
- a desk top having a front, a rear and at least two ends,
- a hutch extending upwardly from the desk top;
- wherein two ends of the desktop extend forwardly from the rear of the desktop and the hutch comprises two ends that extend forwardly from the rear of the desktop with each forwardly extending end being supported by a rotatable cabinet having at least one organizer, each of the rotatable cabinets being substantially rectangular thereby having four faces and each of the four faces having at least one organizer.
A hutch configured for placement atop a desk, the hutch comprising:
- a hutch top having at least one rear edge;
- at least one forwardly extending edge disposed at approximately 135° from the rear edge and the distance is measured from the at least one forwardly extending edge;
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- at least one load-bearing rotatable support providing at least partial support for the top, the support having a rotation radius and an axis, the axis being disposed at a distance from the rear edge, wherein the distance from the axis to the at least one rear edge is greater than the rotation radius.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.