Tabletop assembly with quick-release storage structure

TWM686515UActive Publication Date: 2026-08-11杨佳峰
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Patent Information

Application Number
TW115204980
Authority / Receiving Office
TW · TW
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2026-06-01
Publication Date
2026-08-11
Estimated Expiration
2036-05-31

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Abstract

This invention relates to a tabletop assembly with a quick-assembly and storage structure. It comprises a main tabletop and a secondary tabletop that can be stacked or arranged side by side. The top surface of the main tabletop has a positioning part and a limiting hole, and multiple clearance notches are formed on the side walls. The secondary tabletop has a positioning wall that mates with the positioning part and a limiting wall that mates with the limiting hole. The secondary tabletop can be engaged with the positioning part and the limiting hole of the main tabletop through the positioning wall and the limiting wall, respectively, so that the secondary tabletop can be stacked on the main tabletop. Users can choose the stacking method according to their needs, which can effectively improve the functional versatility and storage convenience of the tabletop assembly with quick-assembly and storage structure.
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Claims

1. A desk assembly with a quick-mount storage structure, which contains: a master table board comprising a rectangular motherboard body and a retaining wall surrounding the periphery of the motherboard body, the top surface of the motherboard body forming a plural positioning portions arranged at intervals, each positioning portion forming at least a certain position jack extending in the direction of the long edge, and the motherboard body forming a limiting jack at one end adjacent to the direction of the short edge, the limiting jacks being positioned along the direction of the short edge, respectively, forming long edges of the barrier giving way to two avoidance; a pair of table boards which are capable of being arranged side by side with or superimposedly combined with the main table boards comprising a rectangular side board body and an outer ring wall surrounding the periphery of the side board body, forming a positioning gap at the opposite ends of the long side of the outer ring wall, respectively, the outer ring wall comprising one of the side walls and a certain bit wall of the opposite two long sides of the side plate, respectively, and the second limit of the side wall, respectively; When the secondary tabletop is stacked on the main tabletop, the positioning wall can be correspondingly fastened into the positioning hole of the main tabletop, and the limiting wall can be correspondingly fastened into the limiting hole of the main tabletop.

2. The tabletop assembly with a quick-sleeving storage structure as described in claim 1, wherein the main tabletop has a plurality of auxiliary hooks formed on its longitudinal side.

3. The tabletop assembly with a quick-sleeving storage structure as described in claim 1, wherein the main tabletop has a plurality of positioning grooves formed in the longitudinal direction of the retaining wall.

4. The tabletop assembly with a quick-sleeving storage structure as described in claim 2, wherein the main tabletop has a plurality of positioning grooves formed in the longitudinal direction of the retaining wall.

5. A tabletop assembly with a quick-release storage structure as described in any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the positioning part includes three positioning holes that are spaced apart along the long side and the positioning holes on the two short sides adjacent to the main body are of equal length, and the positioning wall of the sub-tabletop includes three positioning pieces whose lengths correspond to the three positioning holes respectively.

6. A tabletop assembly with a quick-sleeving storage structure as described in any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the limiting wall of the sub-tabletop includes three limiting pieces arranged at intervals, wherein the limiting wall allows two of the three adjacent limiting pieces to extend into the limiting holes of the main tabletop when the sub-tabletop is stacked on the main tabletop.

7. The tabletop assembly with a quick-release storage structure as described in claim 5, wherein the limiting wall of the sub-tabletop includes three limiting pieces arranged at intervals, wherein when the sub-tabletop is stacked on the main tabletop, two of the three adjacent limiting pieces extend into the limiting holes of the main tabletop.