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The folding set is designed for a relaxing corner on a country plot, near the wall of the house with a sunny or, conversely, shady side - where you like it best. This set includes a table and two benches, and what is unusual about it is that all these items are easily lifted and fixed on the wall in the form of a flat package, hiding from the weather or simply freeing up space on the site for other things.

The basis of the set is a tabletop with two legs connected by a long board, which plays the role of a support cross for benches. A sheet of plywood, a plank board or chipboard with a size of 1500x1500 and a thickness of 20 mm can be used as a tabletop. Legs - wooden bars with a section of 20x40 and a length of 850 mm; they are attached to the tabletop with card loops, as shown in the figure. The crossbar is attached to the legs with furniture bolts and nuts - this gives the connection the necessary rigidity. The dimensions of the board 2000x250x15 mm are chosen so that both benches that do not have their legs fall on its ends when the headset is unfolded. The other edge of the tabletop rests on a wooden bar with a section of 40x40 mm screwed to the wall, to which it is connected by a piano hinge, receding from the wall by the thickness of the tabletop - for its free installation in a vertical position.

Two of the same, but shorter, bars are attached to the wall as support for benches, which are boards 1500x250x40 mm, connected to the bars also with piano hinges, indented from the wall by the thickness of the bench. The opposite ends of the benches rest freely on the board-crossbar of the table legs. It turns out that the headset has only two legs.

Flip-down headset

Wall table in a raised position (click to enlarge): 1 - tabletop; 2 - legs; 3 - turntable bracket; 4 - card loop; 5 - cross member of the legs; 6 - bench; 7 - piano loops; 8 - support bars of benches; 9 -- countertop support bar; 10 - furniture bolts;

In order to lean the whole set against the wall, it is enough to lift one countertop. At the same time, the legs begin to deviate on their hinges, and the lifted free ends of the benches slide along their crossbar - all objects gradually move into a vertical position, gathering against the wall in the form of a single flat package. Here they are "waited" by a revolving bracket that fixes the countertop, and hence the whole set.

Unfolding occurs in the reverse order: by turning the turntable, we release the countertop and, holding only it, lower the entire set down.

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