Corner computer workcenter
AssigneeO'Sullivan Industries, Inc.
InventorRichard Probst
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A workcenter or desk including: (1) a first horizontal surface for supporting a computer monitor, (2) a first pair of parallel, spaced, vertically extending sidewalls connected to the bottom of the first horizontal surface, (3) a shelf connected between the first pair of sidewalls below the first horizontal surface; and (4) a second horizontal surface located below the first horizontal surface and above the shelf and having an aperture therethrough. The second horizontal surface is unitarily formed to provide a portion of the second horizontal surface in front of the aperture. The first pair of sidewalls extend through the second horizontal surface aperture. The shelf is positioned such that a CPU is supported thereon and extends through the second horizontal surface aperture toward the first horizontal surface.
Claims11
A workcenter, comprising:
- a first horizontal surface for supporting a computer monitor;
- a first pair of parallel, spaced, vertically extending sidewalls connected to the bottom of the first horizontal surface;
- a shelf connected between the first pair of sidewalls below the first horizontal surface;
- and
- a second horizontal surface located below the first horizontal surface and above the shelf and having an aperture therethrough, the second horizontal surface being unitarily formed to provide a portion of the second horizontal surface in front of the aperture;
- wherein the first pair of sidewalls extend through the second horizontal surface aperture and the shelf is positioned such that a CPU is supported thereon and extends through the second horizontal surface aperture toward the first horizontal surface.
A desk, comprising:
- means for supporting a computer monitor;
- a horizontal work surface provided below the computer monitor supporting means and having an aperture therethrough, the horizontal work surface being unitarily formed to provide a portion of the horizontal surface in front of the aperture;
- and
- means for supporting a computer CPU below the computer monitor supporting means, the computer CPU supporting means being arranged to extend through the horizontal work surface aperture, such that a computer CPU supported by the computer CPU supporting means extends through the work surface aperture and is located proximate to and vertically spaced from a computer monitor supported by the computer monitor supporting means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.