US2019261771A1PendingUtilityA1
Variable height desk
Est. expiryFeb 28, 2038(~11.6 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A47B 9/14A47B 41/02A47B 9/20A47B 2200/004
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Abstract
A desk having a desktop and a lever coupled to a lower surface of the desktop. The desk has leg coupled to the lower surface and including an inner leg telescopically moveable with respect to an outer leg. The desk has a pin extending through an aperture in the outer leg and coupled to the lever with a linkage system. The lever is configured to retract the pin into the inner leg or outer leg allowing the desktop to move between a first height and a second height.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A desk, comprising:
a desktop; a lever coupled to a lower surface of the desktop; a leg coupled to the lower surface and including an inner leg telescopically moveable with respect to an outer leg; and a pin extending through an aperture in the outer leg and coupled to the lever with a linkage system, wherein the lever is configured to retract the pin into the inner leg or outer leg allowing the desktop to move between a first height and a second height.
2 . The desk of claim 1 , the linkage system comprising:
a rod coupled to the lever; a cable coupled at a first end to the rod and at a second end to the pin, wherein pressing the lever rotates the rod to lift the cable and retract the pin.
3 . The desk of claim 2 , wherein the cable is coupled at the second end to the pin via an actuating member and a cantilever bar.
4 . The desk of claim 3 , wherein upward movement of the cable within the leg retracts the actuating member and pin into the leg, the retracting permitting movement between the first height and the second height.
5 . The desk of claim 4 , wherein the actuating member retracts against the force of a biasing member.
6 . The desk of claim 1 , wherein a biasing member biases the pin into the aperture.
7 . The desk of claim 1 , further comprising a biasing member within the outer leg, the biasing member configured to bias the desktop to an upward position.
8 . The desk of claim 1 , wherein the lever is coupled to a second linkage system coupled to a second pin in a second inner leg and a second outer leg, and wherein pressing the lever retracts the second pin.
9 . The desk of claim 8 , further comprising a second lever coupled to a third linkage system coupled to a third pin in a third inner leg and a third outer leg, the second lever coupled to a fourth linkage system coupled to a fourth pin in a fourth inner leg and a fourth outer leg, and wherein pressing the second lever retracts the third pin and retracts the fourth pin.
10 . The desk of claim 9 , wherein the lever and the second lever are configured to be pressed simultaneously to move the desktop between the first height and the second height.
11 . The desk of claim 1 , further comprising an elastic member located in the leg, the elastic member adapted to bias the inner leg and outer leg away from one another.
12 . The desk of claim 1 , further comprising a second lever coupled to a second linkage system, the second linkage system coupled to a second pin in a second inner leg and a second outer leg, wherein pressing the second lever retracts the second pin.
13 . The desk of claim 12 , wherein the lever and the second lever are configured to be pressed simultaneously to move the desktop between the first height and the second height.Cited by (0)
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