Drawer for gaming devices
OwnerRodney Raulsinventor
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Abstract
A multi-function drawer for a desk that provides multiple and adjustable platforms (easel, gaming, and sliding) to mount gaming devices, a keyboard, books, papers, or other objects in use at a desk or workstation. These separate and rotatably platforms allow several items to be attached to a drawer for use at the same time and multiple positions for the platforms to maximize a desk or workspace.
Claims13
A multi-function drawer for installation in a desk comprising:
- an easel platform, having an outer easel edge, an inner easel edge, a top easel surface, and a bottom easel surface;
- a gaming platform, having a top gaming surface, a bottom gaming surface, and an outer gaming side;
- at least one brace located adjacent and parallel to the inner easel edge and having a top brace surface, a bottom brace surface, a first brace edge, a second brace edge, and two brace rail sides;
- said easel platform is pivotally connected to the top brace surface with at least one pivoting attachment, which allows the easel platform to be lifted up and backward from a first closed position to a second open position;
- said gaming platform is pivotally connected to the bottom surface of the brace with at least one pivoting attachment, which allows the gaming platform to be extended forward from a storage position to an operating position;
- said gaming platform having multiple locking connections;
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- two rail supports for slidably engaging the desk, said rail supports having a non-clasp side and a clasp side
- said locking connections each comprising a latch grip and a latch clasp;
- at least one latch grip is located on the clasp side of each rail support and near the proximal end of the rail support;
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- at least one latch clasp is located on the gaming platform such that said latch clasp engages the corresponding latch grip on the clasp side of the rail support.
A multi-function drawer for installation in a desk comprising:
- an easel platform, having an outer easel edge, an inner easel edge, a top easel surface, and a bottom easel surface;
- a gaming platform, having a top gaming surface, a bottom gaming surface, and an outer gaming side;
- at least one brace located adjacent and parallel to the inner easel edge and having a top brace surface, a bottom brace surface, a first brace edge, a second brace edge, and two brace rail sides;
- said easel platform is pivotally connected to the top brace surface with at least one pivoting attachment, which allows the easel platform to be lifted up and backward from a first closed position to a second open position;
- said gaming platform is pivotally connected to the bottom surface of the brace with at least one pivoting attachment, which allows the gaming platform to be extended forward from a storage position to an operating position;
- said gaming platform having multiple locking connections;
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- two rail supports for slidably engaging the desk, said rail supports having a non-clasp side and a clasp side;
- said brace is an upper brace;
- a middle brace is located under the upper brace, at approximately the same height as the rail supports and approximately perpendicular to the rail supports;
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- the middle brace is shorter in length than the upper brace, which almost completely overlaps the middle brace in width.
A multi-function drawer for installation in a desk comprising:
- an easel platform, having an outer easel edge, an inner easel edge, a top easel surface, and a bottom easel surface;
- a gaming platform, having a top gaming surface, a bottom gaming surface, and an outer gaming side;
- at least one brace located adjacent and parallel to the inner easel edge and having a top brace surface, a bottom brace surface, a first brace edge, a second brace edge, and two brace rail sides;
- said easel platform is pivotally connected to the top brace surface with at least one pivoting attachment, which allows the easel platform to be lifted up and backward from a first closed position to a second open position;
- said gaming platform is pivotally connected to the bottom surface of the brace with at least one pivoting attachment, which allows the gaming platform to be extended forward from a storage position to an operating position, said gaming platform having multiple locking connections;
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- two rail supports, which slidably engage the desk, have a non-clasp side and a clasp side;
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- a sliding platform located in the brace.
A desk including a multi-function drawer for installation comprising:
- an easel platform, having an outer easel edge, an inner easel edge, and a top easel surface, a bottom easel surface;
- a gaming platform, having a top gaming surface, a bottom gaming surface, and an outer gaming side;
- at least one brace located adjacent and parallel to the inner easel edge and having a top brace surface, a bottom brace surface, a first brace edge, a second brace edge, and two brace rail sides;
- said easel platform is pivotally connected to the top brace surface with at least one pivoting attachment, which allows the easel platform to be lifted up and backward from a first closed position to a second open position;
- said gaming platform is pivotally connected to the bottom surface of the brace with at least one pivoting attachment, which allows the gaming platform to be extended forward from a storage position to an operating position;
- said gaming platform having multiple locking connections;
- and two rail supports, which slidably engage the drawer with the desk, have a non-clasp side and a clasp side
- said brace is an upper brace;
- a middle brace is located under the upper brace, at approximately the same height as the rail supports and approximately perpendicular to the rail supports;
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- the middle brace is shorter in length than the upper brace, which almost completely overlaps the middle brace in width;
- a lower brace is located under the middle brace;
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- the upper, middle, and lower braces are fixedly attached to each other by secure attachments and are placed in a tiered fashion such that the upper brace is the farthest forward, followed by the middle brace, and then followed by the lower brace.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.