| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 473496000 | Table-tennis table | 14 |
| 20090029809 | Ping-pong table/locking with an indexing finger - The invention relates to a folding ping-pong table including a support, two flat boards mounted on the support and mobile between a raised position and a lowered position, the support including a central structure and, for each flat board, two legs positioned at each end of the flat board relatively to the central structure and two braces connecting both legs to the central structure, as well as locking means and remote actuation means for simultaneous control of the locking means of a same flat board. Said table is characterized in that, for each flat board, the locking means are positioned so as to allow direct blocking of the angular position between a leg and the corresponding brace, in the raised position and in the lowered position. | 01-29-2009 |
| 20090176605 | FOLDING TABLE - The invention relates to a folding table comprising: a board which is formed by two articulated halves ( | 07-09-2009 |
| 20110177893 | TABLE TENNIS TABLE TOP - A removable top for a table tennis game has a first side made up of a first and second panel and a second side made up of a third and a fourth panel. Preferably, the first and second panels are hingedly connected to one another and the third and fourth panels are hingedly connected to one another to facilitate ease of assembly and disassembly. A connector beam is placed between the first and second sides for joining the sides together. The connector beam preferably has a length approximately equal to a width of the table top. A pad is affixed to the bottom surface of each panel to protect the table or other structure onto which the table top is set. A net is provided with net posts. A first and second net post may be clamped to ends of the connector beam to install the net. | 07-21-2011 |
| 20120142459 | TABLE TENNIS BALL STORAGE APRON - Certain embodiments comprise a table tennis table having a table tennis surface defined by two table halves and separated by a net. Each table half has an upper playing surface, a width defined between opposing side edges and a player end arranged along the width. In one embodiment, the table tennis table includes a ball storage rack having a length mounted along the width of at least one table half adjacent the player end, wherein the ball storage rack is configured to support a plurality of table tennis balls. The ball storage rack defines a gap along its length, wherein the gap faces outward from the player end and has a size sufficient to allow table tennis balls to be selectively removed through the gap. | 06-07-2012 |
| 20120258823 | TABLE TENNIS APPARATUS - A rebounding panel apparatus for adding a further playable surface for a table tennis table. The rebounding panel apparatus comprises a support member, having table attachment means thereon to permit attachment to a side edge of the table tennis table. A substantially flat rebounding panel is provided, pivotably coupled to an upper portion of the support member. The support member when attached to the table is adapted to support said rebounding panel member above a plane in which said table lies, and the pivotable coupling means is adapted to permit adjustable inclination of the rebounding panel, preferably about each of the pitch, yaw, and skew axis. A table tennis apparatus, comprising a table and a pair of rebounding panel apparatus as described above, is further disclosed. | 10-11-2012 |
| 20130053191 | Multi-Function Table - A multi-function table includes a table body, a first table board, a table tennis board and a second table board. The table face has a trough thereon. The first table board is placed in the trough. The first table board has an air hockey table face at one side thereof and a billiard table face at a reverse side thereof. The table tennis board is detachably connected to the table body. The second table board is detachably connected to the table body or the table tennis board. The second table board has a coffee table face at one side thereof and a playing card table face at a reverse side thereof. Various table boards are detachably connected to the same table body, so that the multi-function table of the present invention can be used as an air hockey table, a billiard table, a table tennis table, a playing card table, a coffee table, and the like. The structure of the present invention is compact and takes less space to save cost greatly. | 02-28-2013 |
| 20130053192 | Ball and elevated court sport - A multiple player team sport, rules and equipment combining features of volleyball, dodge ball, hand ball and table tennis. Two player teams are positioned opposite one another with multiple elevated playing surfaces between them. A tennis ball sized spheroid is initially served by one team from one of its elevated playing surfaces toward and onto the opposing team's playing surface. When the ball is not successfully returned, the last team successfully striking the ball is awarded a point. The elevated playing surfaces are opposed tables with provisions allowing players to approach the center line to be in positions for a kill shot, including rounded corners and tapered shapes to provide suitably large strike areas for the ball to be played onto while not restricting the players' ability to move forward and attack the opposing court. | 02-28-2013 |
| 20130102424 | Table Tennis Safety Lock - A table tennis table with a safety latch includes: a table tennis table having a left panel and a right panel; a left leg swivel attached to the left panel; a right leg swivel attached to the right panel; a middle frame having vertical support members; and a safety latch installed on a vertical support member. The safety latch includes: a lock arm; a hook mounted to the lock arm; a spring biasing the lock arm and the hook to a closed position; and a shaft passing through the vertical support member. The lock arm is pivotally mounted to the shaft. | 04-25-2013 |
| 20130165277 | FOLDING ASSEMBLY OF TABLE TENNIS TABLE - The present invention relates to a folding assembly of a table tennis table formed by a tabletop and inner and outer support stands, and mainly using a buckle mechanism to fold the tabletop and the inner and outer support stands in an upright position to facilitate the packaging, transportation, storage and moving of the table tennis table. The buckle mechanism includes a lever, two positioning covers, two buckle plates and two torsion springs, and the lever is provided for snapping a protruding pellet into a buckle notch of the buckle plate to achieve the effect of fixing and releasing the buckle between the tabletop and the outer support stand. | 06-27-2013 |
| 20140011614 | TABLE TENNIS LIFT - A table tennis motion control system has a first leaf and a second leaf formed as a rectangular plank. The rectangular plank has a deployed open horizontal position and when closed, a generally vertical position. The first leaf has a first leaf left side and a first leaf right side defining bounds of the play surface. Similarly, the second leaf has a second leaf left side and a second leaf right side. The inner frame pivotally supports the first leaf at a first inner frame bracket and pivotally supports the second leaf at the second inner frame bracket. Wheels support the inner frame. A first pair of outside legs is pivotally mounted to the first leaf at a first outside leg bracket. The first pair of outside legs has a first deployed position and a first stowed position. | 01-09-2014 |
| 20140031149 | Assembly Structure Of Table Top Of Ping-Pong Table - An assembly structure for ping-pong table top is provided, including a first table plate, a second table plate, at least a fixing unit and at least a support unit. The fixing unit includes a first matching element, a second matching element and a coupling element. The first and second matching elements are fastened respectively to bottom of the first and second table plates. When coupling element coupled to the first and second matching elements, two table plates cannot be separated. The support unit includes a fixing element and a collaborating element. The collaborating element has an arch-door shape so that bottom of collaborating element can match fixing element. When assembled, an axis receiving hole is formed between fixing element and collaborating element so that fixing unit can splice two table plates together. Table legs are assembled to support unit. As such, the user can easily assemble the ping-pong table. | 01-30-2014 |
| 20140213393 | TABLE TENNIS TABLE - A table tennis table has a first table leaf. The first table leaf has a raised position and a lowered position. That table tennis table also has a second table leaf. The second table leaf has a raised position and a lowered position. The table tennis table has a central base. The first table leaf is pivotally connected to the central base. The second table leaf is pivotally connected to the central base. A first leg extension pivotally is connected to the central base. A first outside vertical support member is pivotally connected to the first leg extension at a first leg extension outside joint. A second leg extension is pivotally connected to the central base. A second outside vertical support member is pivotally connected to the second leg extension at a second leg extension outside joint. | 07-31-2014 |
| 20150141176 | BALL HOLDER FOR TABLE TENNIS TABLES - A ball holder for a table tennis table designed for non-intrusive mounting under a corner of a table tennis table. The ball holder can be manufactured in two parts for ease of sale and construction, with the two halves being easily assembled and secured by the user. The two halves can connect using a set of male and female tabs, and secure using a set of bolts. The full assembly can attach to the table tennis table through the use of four screws. Properly assembled, the ball holder can contain multiple table tennis balls in an easily accessible position, but without obstructing the players' range of motion or creating a hazard. | 05-21-2015 |
| 20160016049 | Table Tennis Ball Storage Device - Table tennis ball storage devices provide a convenient place to store and retrieve table tennis balls during a game of table tennis. The ball storage device has an inner storage volume for receiving and retaining table tennis balls that is accessible from two openings, one designed to place table tennis balls into the storage volume and a second designed for removing table tennis balls. The first opening may be conveniently located on a playing end of a table tennis table and the second opening may be located on either the left or right side of the table tennis table. The first opening has a different shape than the second opening. | 01-21-2016 |
