Spliced tea table capable of changing use forms

Abstract

The invention discloses a spliced tea table capable of changing use forms. The spliced tea table is characterized by comprising a first tea table unit and a second tea table unit which have the same structure, wherein the first tea table unit and the second tea table unit are respectively provided with a tabletop and legs; the tabletops of the two tea table units have square structures; the middle in the length of each tabletop is recessed to form a square notch; and the length of the square notch is same as the rest length on two sides of the notch, and is one-third of the total length of each tea table unit. The spliced tea table capable of changing use forms is formed by splicing two tea table units, and an edge besides the notch of the first tea table unit are inserted into the notch of the second tea table unit, so that a tea table which is approximately square and large in area can be formed; and when the number of people is large, the two tea table units can be butted, a hole is formed in the center and the edge forms a circle of tabletop, so that tea cups can be arranged on the tabletop and people can sit together for talk.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a tea table, in particular to a mosaic tea table which can be changed in use form, and belongs to the technical field of furniture. Background technique [0002] The coffee table is generally divided into two types, square and rectangular, and the height is equivalent to the armrest of the armchair. Usually, there is a piece of tea between two chairs to put cups and trays of tea, hence the name coffee table. [0003] Tea tables became popular furniture in China after the Qing Dynasty. As can be seen from the paintings of the Ming Dynasty, the incense table had the function of tea table at that time. It was not until the Qing Dynasty that the tea table was separated from the incense table and evolved into an independent new variety. Generally speaking, the coffee table is relatively short, and some are made into two layers, which are easier to distinguish from the incense table. Tea tables in the Qing Dynasty were seldom disp...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is: the tea table in the prior art is generally a square or round desktop, its shape and size are fixed, but when the tea table is actually used, it is often desired to adjust the tea table according to the number of people. The size of the desktop, and even hope to adjust its shape, and the coffee table in the prior art cannot satisfy this point

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