Plug-in drawing room tea table capable of boiling water

Abstract

The invention discloses a plug-in drawing room tea table capable of boiling water. The plug-in drawing room tea table comprises a tea table body composed of a supporting column, a weighing column, a supporting plate and a face plate, wherein the weighing column comprises a footrest plate and a heating plate which are connected, the supporting plate is located under the face plate and is parallel to the face plate, one side of the supporting plate is connected with the supporting column, the opposite side is connected at the position where the footrest plate and the heating plate are connected, the heating plate is connected with a heating box, and the heating box is located under the face plate and located on the upper surface of the supporting plate. The heating plate is arranged at the position where the heating plate and the heating box are connected, and the heating box is provided with a temperature-sensing element. The heating box comprises a faucet and a water level display screen. The face plate is connected with a power plug. The heating plate is electrically connected with the power plug. The heating box comprises a heating switch. A heat insulation material adopted for the heating box makes the hands not scalded during touch from the outside, and the heating box is fixed in the middle of the tea table body to form an integral structure and comprises a water storage box which can be taken out.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a coffee table, in particular to a plug-in living room coffee table capable of boiling water. 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 coffee table between two chairs, which is used to put cups and trays tea sets, hence the name coffee table. Tea tables became popular furniture in China after the Qing Dynasty. As can be seen from the paintings of the Ming Dynasty, the tea 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 displayed alone, but were often placed...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is that the coffee table cannot be heated, and the purpose is to provide a plug-in living room coffee table that can boil water, so as to solve the problem that the coffee table cannot be heated

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