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CLASS 34 «. GROUP

Round extending table. Patented in the German Empire on March 26, 1911.

The invention relates to a round extending table with collapsible, inside of the table to be accommodated insert plates and automatically moving up and down Auxiliary feet.

With the known extension tables of this type, it was not previously possible to have more than two To accommodate extension leaves within the table, because the space available below

ίο the inserted table tops, which is only one may have a low height if the table frame should not prevent comfortable sitting, previously only served to accommodate the folded-under auxiliary feet.

The invention enables a larger number of insert plates to be accommodated inside the table in that the free space enclosed by the frames for recording the insert plates are kept free and the auxiliary feet can be folded under this space are.

The collapsible insert plates are expediently divided unequally in such a way that the smaller parts are at most equal to half the larger parts, so that when stacked on top of each other of the plates in the stacking space covered by the inserted tabletops, the small parts in the opposite pair Fold the folded extension leaves to find space next to each other. This takes a pair of extension leaves in height only three thicknesses of the panels to complete, and it can be done in this way without a too large and disturbing height the stacking area and the table frames surrounding it at the usual table height to achieve a larger number, e.g. B. six extension leaves easily and conveniently within of the table can be accommodated under the table tops.

In the drawing shows:

Fig. Ι a longitudinal section through the round Extending table, one half of which is intended to be extended and covered with extension leaves is.

Figure 2 is a top plan view with the tabletops removed.

In addition to the two table tops α and a ¹ that can be pulled out with the frames b and δ ^{1, the} table according to the invention also has four foldable insert plates c ¹ , c ² , c ³ , c ⁴ . These insert plates are divided unequally (see Fig. 2), namely, as can be seen from Fig. 1, in such a way that the smaller parts make up at most half of the larger ones, so that when the plates are stacked in pairs in opposite directions, the smaller parts are next to each other can lie. A pair of plates, e.g. B. c ³ , c *, as a result, stacked one on top of the other, occupies only three plate thicknesses.

The table tops a, a ¹ are supported and guided in a known manner by metal scenes in order to save as much space as possible.

The axes of rotation e of the auxiliary feet d, d ^{1 of} the pull-out panels are placed so deep that the auxiliary feet d, d ¹ lie flat under the floor of the stacking space for the insertion panels when the pull-out panels α and a ^{1 are pushed together (see Fig. Ι left).}

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Patent Claims:
ι. Round extending table with collapsible insert plates to be accommodated inside the table and auxiliary feet that automatically move up and down, characterized in that the free space enclosed by the frame accommodates the insert plates (c ¹ , c ² etc.), and that the auxiliary feet (d , d ¹ ) can be folded under this space. 2. Round extension table according to claim i, characterized in that the collapsible insert plates (c ¹ , C ² USw ₇ ) are unevenly divided such that the smaller parts are at most equal to half of the larger ones. 1 sheet of drawings.