Glass Table with Retainer Adapted for Fixing Glass Table Plate to Table Leg
Abstract
A glass table comprises a glass table plate, a retainer including a first side to cohere to the glass table plate and a second side, with a compartment defined in the interior of the second side and a fixed block disposed in the compartment, a table leg including a first end coupled to the second side of the retainer and a second end placed on the ground, with a receiving hole defined in the first end thereof and receiving the fixed block, and a fixed element inserted through the first end of the table leg and engaging with the fixed block of the retainer as to fix the table leg to the glass table.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A glass table comprising:
a glass table plate; a retainer including a first side to cohere to the glass table plate and a second side, with a compartment defined in the interior of the second side and a fixed block disposed in the compartment; a table leg including a first end coupled to the second side of the retainer and a second end placed on the ground, with a receiving hole defined in the first end thereof and receiving the fixed block; and a fixed element inserted through the first end of the table leg and engaging with the fixed block of the retainer as to fix the table leg to the glass table.
2 . The glass table claimed as in claim 1 wherein the fixed block is integrated with the retainer and defines a threaded hole therein; wherein the table leg defines a threaded hole in the receiving hole, with the threaded hole of the table leg corresponding to the threaded hole so that the fixed element is inserted through the threaded hole of the table leg to engaging with the threaded hole of the retainer.
3 . The glass table claimed as in claim 1 wherein the fixed block is fixed to the interior of the compartment by fusing or welding and defines a threaded hole therein; wherein the table leg defines a threaded hole in the receiving hole, with the threaded hole of the table leg corresponding to the threaded hole so that the fixed element is inserted through the threaded hole of the table leg to engaging with the threaded hole of the fixed block.
4 . The glass table claimed as in claim 2 wherein the connective portion between the fixed block and the compartment is right-angular.
5 . The glass table claimed as in claim 2 wherein the connective portion between the fixed block and the compartment is in form of annularity
6 . The glass table claimed as in claim 1 wherein the table leg is in form of cannulation.
7 . A table with a glass table plate, the table comprising:
a table leg including a receiving hole formed on an end thereof and an annular groove surrounding the receiving hole, with another end of the table leg placed on the ground; and a retainer that is adapted to cohere to the glass table plate including a compartment defined in the interior thereof opposite to the glass table plate and a fixed block disposed in the compartment and received in the receiving hole, with the rim of retainer received in the annular groove; wherein the table leg is coupled to the table via a fixed element inserted through the table leg to engage with the fixed block of the retainer.
8 . The table claimed as in claim 7 wherein the fixed block is integrated with the retainer and defines a threaded hole therein; wherein the table leg defines a threaded hole in the receiving hole, with the threaded hole of the table leg corresponding to the threaded hole so that the fixed element is inserted through the threaded hole of the table leg to engaging with the threaded hole of the retainer.
9 . The table claimed as in claim 7 wherein the fixed block is fixed to the interior of the compartment by fusing or welding and defines a threaded hole therein; wherein the table leg defines a threaded hole in the receiving hole, with the threaded hole of the table leg corresponding to the threaded hole so that the fixed element is inserted through the threaded hole of the table leg to engaging with the threaded hole of the fixed block.
10 . The table claimed as in claim 7 wherein the table leg is in form of cannulation.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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