Undermount for height adjustable work surface mechanism
Abstract
The invention is directed at a work surface mechanism for connecting a primary work surface to a secondary work surface, the work surface mechanism comprising: a track system, located underneath the primary work surface; a main body including primary work surface mounting apparatus for mounting to the track system; a pivot bar, connected to the main body; and a pair of arms, each of the pair of arms connected at one end to the pivot bar and to the secondary work surface at the other end; wherein the secondary work surface can be stored directly stored underneath the primary work surface when not in use.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A work surface mechanism for connecting a primary work surface to a secondary work surface, the work surface mechanism comprising:
a track system, located underneath the primary work surface; a main body including primary work surface mounting apparatus for mounting to the track system; a pivot bar, connected to the main body; and a pair of arms, each of the pair of arms connected at one end to the pivot bar and to the secondary work surface at the other end; wherein the secondary work surface can be stored directly stored underneath the primary work surface when not in use.
2 . The work surface mechanism of claim 1 wherein each of the pair of arms comprises:
a secondary work surface mounting apparatus to assist in mounting the mechanism to the secondary work surface.
3 . The work surface mechanism of claim 2 wherein the secondary work surface mounting apparatus is a mounting bracket.
4 . The work surface mechanism of claim 1 wherein the pair of arms are tubular.
5 . The work surface mechanism of claim 1 further comprising:
a cylinder, connected to the pair or arms, enabling the pair of arms to move in a vertical motion.
6 . The work surface mechanism of claim 5 further comprising an actuator for the cylinder.
7 . The work surface mechanism of claim 6 wherein the actuator can be selected from the group consisting of a paddle actuator and a button actuator.
8 . The work surface mechanism of claim 1 further comprising a follower arm, located adjacent one of the pair of arms.
9 . The work surface mechanism of claim 1 further comprising:
a tilting apparatus, located proximate the secondary work surface mounting apparatus, so that the second work surface can be tilted with respect to the primary work surface.
10 . The work surface mechanism of claim 5 wherein the arms move in a vertical motion up to 12″ in range.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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