Folding dining car

Abstract

The utility model discloses a folding dining car which comprises a table board and a plurality of table legs, the table board is provided with a connecting part protruding towards one side of the table board, the table legs are connected with the connecting part in a rotating mode, and the table legs comprise a plurality of sets of first table legs and second table legs which are oppositely arranged. The rotational connection position of the first table leg and the connecting part is staggered relative to the rotational connection position of the second table leg and the connecting part in the height direction of the table plate, so that the first table leg and the second table leg can relatively rotate to be stacked in different height spaces, and at least one table leg is provided with a roller. The dining car has the advantages that the whole dining car can be folded through rotation of the table legs, and storage and folding are facilitated; the folded dining car table legs can be stacked in the height direction of the table plate, and the folding requirements of the dining car table legs do not need to be considered when the length, width and height of the dining car are integrally designed, so that the size of the dining car can be more reasonably designed; the outdoor carrying experience and the use experience of the dining car are good.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of food cart technology, and in particular to a folding food cart. Background Technology

[0002] Existing food carts are bulky, making them inconvenient to transport and use outdoors. To facilitate the transport and outdoor use of food carts, the table legs are usually designed to fold down and fit snugly against the tabletop.

[0003] For example, an outdoor table with patent number CN2023200274896, which was authorized and announced on December 1, 2023, includes a tabletop, several table legs, several support rods, and several fasteners. The table legs are rotatably connected to the bottom surface of the tabletop through hinges, and the table legs can be folded and fit snugly against the bottom surface of the tabletop.

[0004] For example, a table support mechanism for a dining table, authorized and announced on March 23, 2016, by Chinese patent document CN2015208861899, includes a table body, which includes a table board. The bottom of the table board is rotatably provided with at least a pair of folding legs, and the bottom surface of the table board is provided with at least a pair of wheels. The longitudinal height of the wheels relative to the bottom surface of the table board is greater than the height of the folding legs in the folded state.

[0005] The shortcomings of existing technology are: in order to ensure the stability of the food cart support, the table legs are usually provided in several pairs, with the two table legs in each pair arranged symmetrically. In order to ensure that the table legs can fit against the tabletop after folding, the height of the table legs needs to be less than half the length of the edge of the tabletop corresponding to the folded table legs. Therefore, the length-to-width ratio of the folding food cart is large, which is not conducive to carrying and transporting by individuals and families. In addition, the height of the food cart is relatively low.

[0006] Therefore, it is necessary to design a folding food cart with a reasonable length-to-width ratio and height. Utility Model Content

[0007] In order to overcome the shortcomings of existing folding food carts, which have unreasonable height and aspect ratios and thus poor carrying and user experience, this utility model provides a folding food cart that, while having folding capability, has a more reasonable aspect ratio and height, resulting in a better outdoor carrying and user experience.

[0008] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution.

[0009] A folding food cart includes a tabletop and several table legs. The tabletop has a connecting part protruding to one side. The table legs are rotatably connected to the connecting part. The several table legs include several sets of first table legs and second table legs arranged opposite to each other. The rotatable connection position of the first table leg and the connecting part is offset relative to the rotatable connection position of the second table leg and the connecting part in the height direction of the tabletop so that the first table leg and the second table leg can rotate relative to each other to be stacked in different height spaces. At least one table leg is provided with a roller.

[0010] The table legs are rotatably connected to the tabletop via connecting parts, allowing the entire food cart to fold for easy transport. Several sets of first and second table legs are provided, arranged opposite each other, providing stable support for the tabletop and ensuring high overall stability during use. The different heights of the connecting points relative to their respective connecting parts allow the first and second table legs to be stacked at varying heights when folded. This eliminates the need to consider the required tabletop length for folding when designing the overall dimensions of the food cart, enabling a more user-friendly design that is easier to carry outdoors and provides a better user experience. The inclusion of casters further enhances the portability and usability of the folding food cart, facilitating easy movement.

[0011] Preferably, the rotatable connection position of the first table leg and the connecting part is lower than the rotatable connection position of the second table leg and the connecting part. The height difference between the rotatable connection position of the first table leg and the connecting part and the rotatable connection position of the second table leg and the connecting part in the table height direction is not less than the thickness of the second table leg. Since the rotatable connection position of the first table leg and the connecting part is lower than the rotatable connection position of the second table leg and the connecting part, when folding the table legs, the second table leg is folded first. After the first table leg is folded, it is located on the side of the second table leg away from the table. Because the height difference is not less than the thickness of the second table leg, after the second table leg is folded, the first table leg can be folded to at least a position parallel to the second table leg. The overall structure of the folding dining cart after folding and storage is relatively integrated.

[0012] Preferably, the connecting part is a "U"-shaped frame, with one end of the table leg rotatably connected to the inside of the "U"-shaped frame. The table leg rotates inside the "U"-shaped frame, forming a protective enclosure around the rotatable connection end of the table leg. At the same time, due to the limitations of the frame structure, the table leg will abut against the frame wall after rotating to a certain extent and will not be able to rotate further, thus maintaining the supporting effect of the table leg on the tabletop.

[0013] Preferably, the table legs are equipped with telescopic rods that slide inside and are connected to the rotating wheels, allowing the wheels to be adjusted in height along the table leg. This wheel height adjustment, or adjustment of the height of the table leg containing the wheels, enables the food cart to better adapt to uneven outdoor terrain such as grass and slopes, improving the user experience of the folding food cart.

[0014] Preferably, the first and second table legs are located on opposite sides of the tabletop. A roller is provided at the outer end of the first table leg away from the connecting part, and a handle is provided along the edge of the tabletop where the first table leg is located. Since the first table leg corresponds to the side of the second table leg away from the tabletop when folded (i.e., the first table leg is located outside the second table leg), providing a roller at the outer end of the first table leg ensures that the roller is located on the outermost part of the folding cart when folded, facilitating transport. Because the roller is located at the outer end of the first table leg away from the connecting part, it can also be easily moved using the handle, further improving the user experience.

[0015] Preferably, the tabletop is equipped with a first connecting rod for rotation, and the table legs are equipped with a second connecting rod for rotation. The first and second connecting rods are rotatably connected, and a locking part is provided between the first and second connecting rods to limit their rotation. When the table legs rotate to a certain extent, the locking part activates to restrict the first and second connecting rods from further rotation, thereby also limiting the further rotation of the table legs. This allows the table legs to provide stable support, and the first and second connecting rods work together to support the middle position of the tabletop, improving the structural reliability of the tabletop.

[0016] Preferably, one of the first and second links extends beyond the rotatable connection point and abuts against the locking part of the other link. The locking part abuts against the other link to restrict further rotation of the two links. In one implementation of the locking part, the abutment action of the locking part restricts unidirectional rotation of the first and second links, allowing the first and second links to cooperate in supporting the rotatable connection point between the first link and the tabletop.

[0017] Preferably, a first rod connects adjacent first table legs, and a second rod connects adjacent second table legs; the opposing first and second rods are detachably mounted with a support plate. When the first and second table legs are unfolded relative to the tabletop, the first and second rods support the support plate, increasing the load-bearing area of ​​the food cart. When the first and second table legs need to be folded, the support plate can be removed without affecting the use of the first and second table legs.

[0018] Preferably, a pull-out shelf is provided under the table. This pull-out shelf increases the serving area of ​​the food cart and improves the user experience.

[0019] Ideally, the tabletop features a folding storage basket on its side; hooks on its side; and a bottle opener on its side. These features enhance the user experience of the food cart.

[0020] The present invention has the following advantages: 1. The entire food cart can be folded by rotating the table legs, which is convenient for storage and folding; 2. The folded table legs can be stacked in the height direction of the table, and the overall length, width and height of the food cart do not need to take into account the folding needs of the table legs, so that the size setting of the food cart can be designed more reasonably; 3. The food cart has a good outdoor carrying experience and user experience. Attached Figure Description

[0021] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the axonal structure of a folding food cart when unfolded and used, as disclosed in one embodiment of this utility model.

[0022] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a folding food cart when it is unfolded and a pull-out shelf is pulled out, as disclosed in one embodiment of this utility model.

[0023] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the lateral structure of a folding food cart when unfolded and used, as disclosed in one embodiment of this utility model.

[0024] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the axonal structure of a folding food cart when it is folded and stored, according to one embodiment of this utility model.

[0025] Figure 5 yes Figure 1 A magnified schematic diagram of the structure at point A in the middle.

[0026] In the diagram: 1. Tabletop; 2. Table leg; 3. Connector; 4. Roller; 5. First table leg; 6. Second table leg; 7. Telescopic rod; 8. Adjusting bolt; 9. Handle; 10. First connecting rod; 11. Second connecting rod; 12. End plate; 13. Protrusion; 14. Groove; 15. First rod; 16. Second rod; 17. Support plate; 18. Ear; 19. Pull-out shelf; 20. Slide rail; 21. Folding storage basket; 22. Hook; 23. Bottle opener. Detailed Implementation

[0027] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of this utility model clearer, the technical solutions of the embodiments of this utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of this utility model, not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of this utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the protection scope of this utility model.

[0028] The terms “comprising” and “having”, and any variations thereof, in the specification and claims of this utility model are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion, such as a method or product that includes a series of technical features, not limited to those technical features explicitly listed, but also including other technical features that may be included in the method or product but not explicitly listed.

[0029] In the description of this utility model, it should be understood that the technical features defined by terms such as "first" and "second" which have a sequential concept are only for the purpose of clearly describing the defined technical features and making the defined technical features clearly distinguishable from other technical features, and do not represent that they are named in this way in actual implementation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on this utility model.

[0030] Example 1

[0031] A type of folding food cart, such as Figures 1 to 5 As shown, the table includes a tabletop 1 and several table legs 2. The tabletop 1 has a connecting part 3 protruding to one side. The table legs 2 are rotatably connected to the connecting part 3. The several table legs 2 include several sets of first table legs 5 and second table legs 6 arranged opposite to each other. The rotatable connection position of the first table leg 5 and the connecting part 3 is offset relative to the rotatable connection position of the second table leg 6 and the connecting part 3 in the height direction of the tabletop 1 so that the first table leg 5 and the second table leg 6 can rotate relative to each other to be stacked in different height spaces. At least one table leg 2 is provided with a roller 4.

[0032] When the folding food cart is in use, the upper side of the tabletop 1 serves as the table surface for holding tableware, fruit, etc. The shape of the tabletop 1 includes, but is not limited to, frame-shaped, flat-shaped, and grid-shaped forms. The table legs 2 are components that support the tabletop 1. To maintain stability, they are usually upright or tilted outwards at the bottom. In this embodiment, one side of the tabletop 1 has a protruding connecting part 3. Considering the application environment of the tabletop 1, the connecting part 3 is usually located on the underside of the tabletop 1. The connecting part 3 can be a ring-shaped integral structure connecting several table legs 2, or it can be several independent structures connected one by one to the table legs 2. The table legs 2 are rotatably connected to the tabletop 1 through the connecting part 3, allowing the entire food cart to be folded for convenient transportation.

[0033] The first table leg 5 and the second table leg 6 are provided in several sets and are arranged opposite to each other. The several sets of oppositely arranged first table legs 5 and second table legs 6 provide stable support for the table board 1, resulting in high overall stability when the food cart is in use.

[0034] When the first table leg 5 rotates around its connecting part 3 to be parallel to the tabletop 1, the overall height occupied by the first table leg 5 relative to the height of the tabletop 1 is the shortest. Similarly, when the second table leg 6 rotates around its connecting part 3 to be parallel to the tabletop 1, the overall height occupied by the second table leg 6 relative to the height of the tabletop 1 is the shortest. The height relative to the height of the tabletop 1 referred to in this embodiment refers to the distance between the table leg 2 and the connecting part 3 in the direction perpendicular to the tabletop 1 and the tabletop 1. In this embodiment, the connection position of the first table leg 5 and the connecting part 3 is close to the upper end of the first table leg 5, and the connection position of the second table leg 6 and the connecting part 3 is close to the upper end of the second table leg 6. The heights of the first table leg 5 and the second table leg 6 relative to their respective connecting parts 3 are different, so that the first table leg 5 and the second table leg 6 can be stacked in different height spaces when they are rotated and folded relative to the connecting part 3. This means that when designing the overall length, width and height of the food cart, there is no need to consider the length of the table board 1 required for the folding table leg 2. When designing the length-width ratio and height of the food cart, we can start from the angle that is more conducive to the use of people, making the design more reasonable and improving the outdoor carrying and user experience of the folding food cart.

[0035] The addition of four wheels facilitates the movement of the folding food cart, further enhancing its portability and usability.

[0036] Example 2

[0037] A type of folding food cart, such as Figures 1 to 5 As shown, the table includes a tabletop 1 and four table legs 2. The tabletop 1 has a connecting part 3 protruding to one side. The table legs 2 are rotatably connected to the connecting part 3. The four table legs 2 include two sets of first table legs 5 and second table legs 6 arranged opposite to each other. The rotatable connection position of the first table leg 5 and the connecting part 3 is offset relative to the rotatable connection position of the second table leg 6 and the connecting part 3 in the height direction of the tabletop 1 so that the first table leg 5 and the second table leg 6 can rotate relative to each other to be stacked in different height spaces. At least one table leg 2 is provided with a roller 4.

[0038] In this embodiment, the tabletop 1 is a rectangular flat plate, and the connecting part 3 has four sections located at the lower sides of the four corners of the tabletop 1. The connecting part 3 is a "U"-shaped frame, and the cross-sectional shape of the connecting plate is "U"-shaped in a cross-section parallel to the plane of the tabletop 1. One end of the table leg 2 is rotatably connected to the inner side of the "U"-shaped frame. The openings of the "U"-shaped frames corresponding to the first table leg 5 and the second table leg 6 in the same group are arranged opposite each other. The rotation axis of the first table leg 5 and the rotation axis of the second table leg 6 are parallel, and the rotation axis of the first table leg 5 and the rotation axis of the second table leg 6 are parallel to the same edge of the tabletop 1. Furthermore, the rotation axes of the two first table legs 5 in the two groups of table legs 2 are coaxially arranged, and the rotation axes of the two second table legs 6 in the two groups of table legs 2 are coaxially arranged, so that the two first table legs 5 are at the same height after folding, and similarly, the two second table legs 6 are also at the same height after folding, which facilitates production design and assembly manufacturing. The "U"-shaped frame is arranged perpendicular to the tabletop 1. Table leg 2 rotates inside the "U"-shaped frame. The "U"-shaped frame covers and protects the rotating connection end of table leg 2. At the same time, due to the limitations of the frame structure, when table leg 2 rotates to the vertical position, it will abut against the frame wall and cannot continue to rotate, thus maintaining the supporting effect of table leg 2 on tabletop 1.

[0039] The rotating connection position of the first table leg 5 and the connecting part 3 is lower than the rotating connection position of the second table leg 6 and the connecting part 3. The height difference between the rotating connection position of the first table leg 5 and the connecting part 3 and the rotating connection position of the second table leg 6 and the connecting part 3 in the height direction of the tabletop 1 is slightly greater than the thickness of the second table leg 6. That is, the difference between s1 and s2 is slightly greater than the thickness n of the second table leg 6. Since the rotating connection position of the first table leg 5 and the connecting part 3 is lower than the rotating connection position of the second table leg 6 and the connecting part 3, when the table leg 2 is folded, the second table leg 6 is folded first. After the first table leg 5 is folded, it is located on the side of the second table leg 6 away from the tabletop 1. Since the height difference is not less than the thickness of the second table leg 6, after the second table leg 6 is folded, the first table leg 5 can be folded to at least a position parallel to the second table leg 6. The overall structure of the folding dining cart after folding and storage is relatively integrated.

[0040] As those skilled in the art will understand, in this embodiment, both the first table leg 5 and the second table leg 6 are straight prism structures, thus placing high demands on the thickness of the table leg 2 and its distance from the tabletop 1 after folding. As a simple alternative to the above solution, when the first table leg 5 and the second table leg 6 are frustum structures, the height difference between the rotating connection points of the first table leg 5 and the second table leg 6 can be less than the thickness of the second table leg 6.

[0041] Furthermore, a telescopic rod 7, rotatably connected to the roller 4, is slidably provided inside the table leg 2, allowing the roller 4 to be adjusted in height along the table leg 2. In this embodiment, the roller 4 is located at the outer end of the first table leg 5 away from the connecting part 3. The first table leg 5 has a hollow structure, allowing the telescopic rod 7 to slide inside the lower end of the first table leg 5. The first table leg 5 is provided with an adjusting bolt 8, which is threadedly connected to the first table leg 5. When the adjusting bolt 8 is tightened, it abuts against the telescopic rod 7, and the position of the roller 4 is determined. When the adjusting bolt 8 is loosened, there is a gap between the adjusting bolt 8 and the telescopic rod 7, allowing the telescopic rod 7 to slide relative to the first table leg 5, thereby achieving height adjustment of the roller 4. In this solution, the height of the lower end of the roller 4 relative to the tabletop 1 is actually the actual support height of the first table leg 5. The height adjustment of the roller 4 refers to the height adjustment of the first table leg 5 where the roller 4 is located. The height of the first table leg 5 of both sets of table legs 2 can be adjusted, with two adjustment points, which allows the food cart to better adapt to uneven outdoor ground such as grass and slopes, and improves the user experience of the folding food cart.

[0042] Furthermore, to facilitate the towing of the folding food cart with the rollers 4, the first table leg 5 and the second table leg 6 are located on the lower side of the two opposite edges of the tabletop 1, respectively. The first table leg 5 is provided with rollers 4 at its outer end away from the connecting part 3, and the tabletop 1 is provided with handles 9 on the edge where the first table leg 5 is located. Since the first table leg 5 corresponds to the side of the second table leg 6 away from the tabletop 1 after folding, that is, the first table leg 5 is located outside the second table leg 6, the rollers 4 at the outer end of the first table leg 5 can ensure that the rollers 4 are located at the outermost part of the folding food cart when folded, so as to facilitate the transportation of the food cart. The handles 9 are located on the edge of the first table leg 5. After the table leg 2 is folded, the handles 9 and rollers 4 are close to the two opposite edges of the tabletop 1, which makes it easy to operate the handles 9 to cooperate with the rollers 4 to realize the transportation and movement of the folded food cart. Because the rollers 4 are located at the outer end of the first table leg 5 away from the connecting part 3, when using the folding food cart, the rollers 4 can be used in conjunction with the operation of the handle 9 to easily move the folding food cart, further improving the user experience of the folding food cart.

[0043] To improve the support strength of the tabletop 1, especially the strength of the middle part of the tabletop 1 when the table legs 2 are open, the tabletop 1 is equipped with a first connecting rod 10 for rotation, and the table legs 2 are equipped with a second connecting rod 11 for rotation. The first connecting rod 10 and the second connecting rod 11 are rotatably connected, and a locking part is provided between the first connecting rod 10 and the second connecting rod 11 to limit their rotation. When the table legs 2 rotate relative to the connecting part 3, they will drive the first connecting rod 10 and the second connecting rod 11 to rotate together. When the table legs 2 rotate to a certain extent, the locking part takes effect to limit the further rotation of the first connecting rod 10 and the second connecting rod 11. Through design, the table legs 2 can abut against the back side of the frame of the connecting part 3 while the locking part takes effect, which can limit the further rotation of the table legs 2, so that the table legs 2 can play a stable supporting role. In addition, the first connecting rod 10 and the second connecting rod 11 work together to support the middle part of the tabletop 1, improving the structural reliability of the tabletop 1. For example, the second link 11 connected to the first table leg 5 is provided with a locking part. The locking part extends to the outside of the rotatable connection between the first link 10 and the second link 11 and can abut against the first link 10. The locking part abuts against the first link 10 to restrict the two links from continuing to rotate relative to each other. In order to improve the limiting ability of the locking part to the first link 10 and the second link 11 when they are rotated to the correct position, the first link 10 is provided with a groove 14 corresponding to the locking part. The second link 11 connected to the second table leg 6 is provided with a groove 14, and the first link 10 is provided with an end plate 12 extending to the side where the second link 11 is located. The end plate 12 is provided with a protrusion 13. After the protrusion 13 and the groove 14 are engaged, the first link 10 and the second link 11 cannot continue to rotate. The locking part is unlocked simultaneously or in advance when the table leg 2 is folded.

[0044] As a simple alternative to the above solution, the position of the locking part can be adjusted according to the actual situation. For example, the locking part can be provided only on the first link 10 or only on the second link 11.

[0045] As a simple replacement for the above solution, the locking part is the end plate 12. After the end plate 12 and the other connecting rod are aligned, they are locked together by the connecting pin to form a lock.

[0046] To expand the carrying capacity of the folding food cart and facilitate the placement of various items, for example, a first rod 15 connects adjacent first table legs 5, and a second rod 16 connects adjacent second table legs 6. The opposing first rods 15 and 16 are detachably mounted with a tray 17. When the first table legs 5 and 6 are unfolded relative to the tabletop 1, the tray 17 is mounted on the first rods 15 and 16, expanding the carrying capacity of the food cart. When the first table legs 5 and 6 need to be folded, the tray 17 can be removed without affecting their use. The tray 17 can be replaced with a tray, net, etc. Lugs 18 are provided at opposite ends of the tray 17, and the lugs 18 are respectively mounted on the first rod 15 and 16. After the tray 17 is in place, it is locked using screws, hand screws, etc. The tray 17 is easy to remove and will not affect the folding of the food cart.

[0047] In addition, a pull-out shelf 19 is slidably provided under the tabletop 1. Two parallel and opposite slide rails 20 are provided under the tabletop 1, and the two sides of the pull-out shelf 19 slide and engage with the slide rails 20 respectively, allowing the pull-out shelf 19 to slide and pull out relative to the tabletop 1. The pull-out shelf 19 expands the carrying capacity of the dining cart and improves the user experience.

[0048] Furthermore, a folding storage basket 21 is provided on the side of the tabletop 1; hooks 22 are provided on the side of the tabletop 1; and a bottle opener 23 is provided on the side of the tabletop 1. The folding storage basket can be used to store tissues, etc. The hooks 22 can be used to hang plastic bags, hanging rings, etc. This improves the user experience of the food cart and enriches its functionality.

Claims

1. A folding serving cart, comprising a tabletop and several table legs, characterized in that... The tabletop has a connecting part protruding to one side, and the table legs are rotatably connected to the connecting part. The table legs include several sets of first table legs and second table legs arranged opposite each other. The rotatable connection position of the first table leg and the connecting part is offset relative to the rotatable connection position of the second table leg and the connecting part in the height direction of the tabletop so that the first table leg and the second table leg can rotate relative to each other to be stacked in different height spaces. At least one table leg is provided with a roller.

2. The folding food cart according to claim 1, characterized in that, The rotatable connection position of the first table leg and the connecting part is lower than the rotatable connection position of the second table leg and the connecting part, and the height difference between the rotatable connection position of the first table leg and the connecting part and the rotatable connection position of the second table leg and the connecting part in the table height direction is not less than the thickness of the second table leg.

3. The folding food cart according to claim 1, characterized in that, The connecting part is a "U" shaped frame, and one end of the table leg is rotatably connected to the inside of the "U" shaped frame.

4. The folding food cart according to claim 1, characterized in that, The table leg is equipped with a telescopic rod that is rotatably connected to the roller, so that the height of the roller is adjustable along the table leg.

5. The folding food cart according to claim 1, characterized in that, The first table leg and the second table leg are located on the same side of opposite edges of the tabletop. The outer end of the first table leg away from the connecting part is provided with a roller, and the tabletop is provided with a handle on the edge where the first table leg is located.

6. The folding food cart according to claim 1, characterized in that, The tabletop is rotatably connected by a first connecting rod, and the table legs are rotatably connected by a second connecting rod. A locking part is provided between the first connecting rod and the second connecting rod to limit the amount of rotation of the two.

7. The folding food cart according to claim 6, characterized in that, One of the first and second links extends outside the rotatable connection between them and abuts against the locking part of the other link. The locking part abuts against the other link to restrict the two links from continuing to rotate.

8. The folding food cart according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that, A first rod connects adjacent first table legs, and a second rod connects adjacent second table legs; the opposing first and second rods are detachably mounted with a support plate.

9. The folding food cart according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that, A pull-out shelf is slidably provided under the table.

10. The folding food cart according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that, The tabletop has a folding storage basket on its side; hooks on its side; and a bottle opener on its side.

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