Pivotable table
AssigneeLufthansa Technik AG
InventorSven Carstensen
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Abstract
A pivotable table has a lower housing and a table top which can be moved from a storage position, in which the table top is arranged substantially perpendicularly in the lower housing, into a use position, in which the table top is arranged substantially horizontally above the lower housing and is carried by the lower housing. The table includes at least one carrying arm that has an end region which is connected pivotably to the table top and a remote end region which is connected to the lower housing via a carrying arm guide. The table also includes at least one supporting arm, the two end regions of which are connected in each case to the table top and to the carrying arm, at least one of these two connections being of displaceable configuration via at least one supporting arm guide.
Claims14
A table, comprising:
- a lower housing;
- a table top which can be moved from a storage position, in which the table top is arranged substantially vertically in the lower housing, into a use position, in which the table top is arranged substantially horizontally above the lower housing and is carried by the lower housing;
- at least one carrying arm having one end region close to the table top that is connected pivotably to the table top and another end region remote from the table top connected displaceably to the lower housing via a carrying arm guide;
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- supporting arms having end regions of which are respectively connected to the table top and to the at least one carrying arm, at least one of these connections being of a displaceable configuration via at least one supporting arm guide;
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- wherein, in the use position,
- the another end region of the at least one carrying arm is situated in a carrying arm holding position in the carrying arm guide, and
- the table top is carried by the at least one carrying arm and supporting arms, the supporting arms being situated in a supporting arm holding position, the supporting arms connecting to the at least one carrying arm at a location above the lower housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.