Foldable dining table

Abstract

The utility model discloses a foldable dining table, and relates to the technical field of furniture. The foldable dining table comprises a table top, the table top comprises a main table top body and an extending table top body, the extending table top body is hinged to the main table top body, a limiting strip and a table body are arranged on the lower surface of the extending table top body, the table body supports the main table top body, and the table body comprises a garbage can. The garbage cans are installed at the two ends of the table body in a drawer mode, and reciprocating drawing and pulling in the length direction of the table body are achieved through built-in sliding rails. In order to overcome the defect that the area of the table top of the traditional dining table is fixed, the extension table top can be easily unfolded to increase the usable area of the table top to meet the placing requirements of more tableware and food through the hinge joint of the extension table top and the main table top when the number of diners is large; the extending table top is folded to reduce the occupied space of the table top, and the problem of space waste or insufficiency caused by fixed table top area of a traditional dining table is effectively solved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of furniture technology, specifically to a foldable dining table. Background Technology

[0002] In daily life, the dining table is an indispensable piece of furniture in homes, restaurants, and other places. However, the tabletop area of ​​a traditional dining table is fixed. When there are many diners, the tabletop space is often insufficient to meet the needs of placing numerous tableware and food. On the other hand, when there are fewer diners, the large tabletop area will occupy too much space, resulting in wasted space. This problem is particularly prominent for small apartments or dining environments with limited space.

[0003] Therefore, it is necessary to propose a foldable dining table to solve the problem of the fixed tabletop area of ​​traditional dining tables. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a foldable dining table. By hinged between the extended tabletop and the main tabletop, the extended tabletop can be easily unfolded when there are many diners, increasing the usable tabletop area to meet the needs of placing more tableware and food. When there are fewer diners, the extended tabletop can be folded to reduce the space occupied by the tabletop, effectively solving the problem of space waste or insufficiency caused by the fixed tabletop area of ​​traditional dining tables.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution:

[0006] A foldable dining table, comprising,

[0007] The desktop includes a main desktop and an extended desktop, the extended desktop being hinged to the main desktop, and a limit strip being provided on the lower surface of the extended desktop;

[0008] The table body supports the main desktop and includes:

[0009] The trash can is installed at both ends of the table in the form of a drawer, and can be pulled back and forth along the length of the table via built-in slide rails;

[0010] The storage cabinet is embedded in the middle of the table and recessed downwards along the main tabletop to form an independent storage space. The top of the storage cabinet has a flip-top that opens and closes, and a cutlery rack is fixedly installed inside when it is opened.

[0011] The support leg is hinged to the side of the table body and supports the extended tabletop when rotated and unfolded.

[0012] Preferably, the extended desktop and the legs are both fitted to the side of the table body when folded, and are securely connected to each other by magnetic components.

[0013] Preferably, the outriggers are securely connected to the limiting strip via magnetic components after being deployed.

[0014] Preferably, the flip cover is connected to the storage cabinet via a hinge, and when the flip cover is closed, it forms a uniform plane with the main desktop.

[0015] Preferably, the cutlery rack is composed of several horizontal support rods and vertical support rods, and the spacing between the horizontal support rods in different placement areas varies depending on the type of cutlery.

[0016] Preferably, the trash can has a throwing port on its side.

[0017] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows:

[0018] 1. This foldable dining table features a hinged design between the extended tabletop and the main tabletop, allowing for flexible adjustment of the tabletop area. This design can conveniently meet the needs of different spaces when the number of diners changes, effectively avoiding the space waste or insufficiency problems caused by the fixed tabletop area of ​​traditional dining tables.

[0019] 2. This foldable dining table, with its integrated drawer-style trash can and built-in storage cabinet, not only facilitates trash disposal and tableware storage, but also greatly enhances the functionality and ease of use of the dining table. Attached Figure Description

[0020] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the foldable dining table of this utility model. Figure 1 ;

[0021] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the foldable dining table of this utility model. Figure 2 ;

[0022] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the foldable dining table of this utility model. Figure 3 ;

[0023] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the foldable dining table of this utility model. Figure 4 .

[0024] In the diagram: 1. Desktop; 11. Main desktop; 12. Extended desktop; 121. Limiting strip; 2. Table body; 21. Trash can; 211. Disposal port; 22. Storage cabinet; 221. Flip-top; 222. Cutlery rack; 3. Support legs. Detailed Implementation

[0025] Please see Figures 1-3A foldable dining table includes a tabletop 1, which includes a main tabletop 11 and an extension tabletop 12. The extension tabletop 12 is hinged to the main tabletop 11, and a limit strip 121 is provided on the lower surface of the extension tabletop 12.

[0026] The extended desktop 12 is connected to the main desktop 11 by a hinge, so that the extended desktop 12 can be unfolded when needed to increase the usable area of ​​the desktop 1, and folded when not needed to reduce space occupation.

[0027] The main function of the limiting strip 121 is to cooperate with the support leg 3 to limit the position and stabilize the tabletop 1 after the extended tabletop 12 is unfolded. The limiting strip 121 can be installed on the lower surface of the extended tabletop 12 by means of screws, glue or other fixing methods.

[0028] Please see Figure 2-4 The table body 2 supports the main desktop 11. The table body 2 includes a trash can 21. The trash can 21 is installed at both ends of the table body 2 in the form of a drawer. It can be pulled back and forth along the length of the table body 2 through the built-in slide rail. The side end of the trash can 21 has a throwing port 211.

[0029] Among them, the trash can 21 adopts a drawer-type installation method. This design allows the trash can 21 to be easily pulled out or pushed in from both ends of the table body 2, making it convenient to dispose of the trash filled in the trash can 21. In addition, a throwing port 211 is opened on the side, making it easy for users to dispose of trash during the meal.

[0030] Furthermore, it is stipulated that only napkins, wrapping paper, and other table-related waste can be placed in this trash can 21. It is not recommended to put liquid waste such as soup, grease, or beverages in it, as these can breed bacteria and odors, affecting the dining environment.

[0031] Please see Figure 4 The storage cabinet 22 is embedded in the middle of the table body 2 and is recessed downward along the main tabletop 11 to form an independent storage space. The top of the storage cabinet 22 is equipped with a flip cover 221, and after flipping it open, a cutlery rack 222 can be seen fixedly installed inside.

[0032] Among them, the storage cabinet 22 is recessed downward along the main tabletop 11 to form an independent storage space. This design provides a storage area under the main tabletop 11 that does not occupy floor space. It can be used to store tableware, napkins and other dining-related items, making them easy to access. It also avoids the clutter caused by placing items randomly on the tabletop 1.

[0033] Please see Figure 3 Support leg 3 is hinged to the side of table body 2 and supports the extended tabletop 12 after being rotated and unfolded.

[0034] Among them, the support leg 3 is one of the key components of the foldable dining table of this utility model. It is connected to the side of the table body 2 by a hinge. This connection method allows the support leg 3 to fit tightly against the table body 2 when not in use, thereby reducing the space occupied. When needed, the support leg 3 can be easily rotated and unfolded to provide stable support for the extended tabletop 12, ensuring that the extended tabletop 12 can remain stable when carrying items and will not wobble or tilt.

[0035] Please see Figure 1 When the extended desktop 12 and the support legs 3 are folded, they fit snugly against the sides of the table body 2 and are securely connected to each other by magnetic components.

[0036] Among them, the magnetic components provide a stable adsorption force, which can effectively prevent the extension table 12 and the support leg 3 from loosening or accidentally unfolding when not in use, ensuring structural stability during transportation or daily use. The magnetic connection method is simple and convenient to operate. Users do not need to use additional tools. They can simply press or pull to complete the folding or unfolding operation, which is convenient to use.

[0037] It should also be noted that when the support leg 3 and the extended tabletop 12 are folded, the support leg 3 is located between the table body 2 and the extended tabletop 12. The support leg 3 is connected to the table body 2 through magnetic components, while the extended tabletop 12 is connected to the support leg 3 through magnetic components.

[0038] Please see Figure 3 After the outrigger 3 is deployed, it is securely connected to the limiting strip 121 via a magnetic component.

[0039] The magnetic components provide a stable magnetic force, effectively preventing the legs 3 from loosening or wobbling when supporting the extended tabletop 12. This ensures the extended tabletop 12 remains stable when carrying items, preventing it from shaking due to instability of the legs 3, thus improving safety during use.

[0040] The magnetic components specifically refer to magnets and iron connectors. The magnets are installed on the extended tabletop 12, the legs 3, and the limiting strip 121, while the iron connectors are installed on the corresponding parts of the table body 2 and the legs 3 that need to be connected, so that the magnets can be attracted and connected to them.

[0041] Please see Figures 2-4 The flip cover 221 is connected to the storage cabinet 22 via a hinge, and when the flip cover 221 is closed, it forms a uniform plane with the main desktop 11.

[0042] The closed flip cover 221 can effectively prevent dust, debris and other objects from entering the storage cabinet 22, which plays a good role in protecting the stored items such as tableware, keeping the tableware clean and hygienic, and extending its service life. In addition, since the flip cover 221 forms a uniform plane with the main tabletop 11 after it is closed, the usable area of ​​the tabletop 1 is increased.

[0043] Please see Figure 4 The cutlery rack 222 is composed of several horizontal and vertical support rods, and the spacing between the horizontal support rods in different placement areas varies depending on the type of cutlery.

[0044] Several horizontal and vertical support rods are interconnected to form multiple independent tableware storage compartments. These compartments can be flexibly divided according to the type and size of the tableware. In areas where larger tableware such as bowls and plates are placed, the horizontal support rods are spaced further apart to ensure that the tableware can be easily secured between adjacent horizontal support rods without colliding with each other. In areas where smaller tableware such as chopsticks and spoons are placed, the horizontal support rods are spaced further apart to ensure that the chopsticks, spoons, and other small tableware are placed on their surface, effectively preventing these slender tableware from slipping off.

[0045] Working principle: When there are many diners and the usable area of ​​the tabletop 1 needs to be increased, the extended tabletop 12 is unfolded around the hinge with the main tabletop 11, and then the support legs 3 are rotated and unfolded until they are firmly connected to the limiting strip 121 through magnetic components, providing stable support for the extended tabletop 12 and ensuring that the extended tabletop 12 can remain stable when carrying items without shaking or tilting. After the meal, the support legs 3 and the extended tabletop 12 are rotated and folded to fit against the table body 2, and are firmly connected under the attraction of the magnetic components, reducing space occupation and making it easy to store.

[0046] During the meal, users can easily dispose of table-related waste such as napkins and wrappers through the disposal port 211 on the side of the trash can 21. It is not recommended to put liquid waste such as soup, oil, and beverages in the trash can 21 to avoid the growth of bacteria and odors, which would affect the dining environment. After the trash can 21 is full of trash, it can be pulled out from the table body 2 along the slide rail for waste disposal.

[0047] Before dining, users can open the flip cover 221 at the top of the locker 22 and take out various dining-related items such as tableware and napkins from the tableware rack 222. After dining, the washed tableware can be stored in the tableware rack 222 inside the locker 22 and the flip cover 221 can be closed.

Claims

1. A foldable dining table, characterized in that, include: Desktop (1), the desktop (1) includes a main desktop (11) and an extended desktop (12), the extended desktop (12) is hinged to the main desktop (11), and a limit strip (121) is provided on the lower surface of the extended desktop (12). Table body (2), the table body (2) supporting the main desktop (11), the table body (2) comprising: Trash can (21), the trash can (21) is installed at both ends of the table body (2) in the form of a drawer, and can be pulled back and forth along the length of the table body (2) by built-in slide rail; The storage cabinet (22) is embedded in the middle of the table body (2) and recessed downward along the main tabletop (11) to form an independent storage space. The top of the storage cabinet (22) is provided with a flip cover (221), and after flipping it open, a cutlery rack (222) can be seen fixedly installed inside. The support leg (3) is hinged to the side of the table body (2) and supports the extended tabletop (12) after being rotated and unfolded.

2. The foldable dining table according to claim 1, characterized in that: The extended desktop (12) and the legs (3) are both attached to the side of the table body (2) when folded, and are securely connected to each other by magnetic components.

3. A foldable dining table according to claim 1, characterized in that: After the outrigger (3) is deployed, it is securely connected to the limiting strip (121) through a magnetic component.

4. A foldable dining table according to claim 1, characterized in that: The flip cover (221) is connected to the storage cabinet (22) via a hinge, and when the flip cover (221) is closed, it forms a uniform plane with the main desktop (11).

5. A foldable dining table according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cutlery rack (222) is composed of several horizontal support rods and vertical support rods, and the spacing between the horizontal support rods in different placement areas varies depending on the type of cutlery.

6. A foldable dining table according to claim 1, characterized in that: The trash can (21) has a throwing port (211) on its side.

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