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Modular institutional workstations
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Inventors: Baranowski, James P.; De Vries, Daniel J.; Plitt, Gene T.;
Assignee: Bay View Industries, Inc. (Oak Creek, WI)
Primary Examiner: Chilcot, Jr.; Richard E.
Assistant Examiner: Aubrey; Beth A.
Attorney, Agent or Firm: Whyte & Hirschboeck
Workstations with the look and feel of millwork but with the flexibility of systems furniture comprise modules constructed from a relatively few number of elements. The modules are based on several basic geometries, and comprise a horizontal work surface, a forward support panel assembly, and end panel assemblies. In addition, each module can be equipped with transactional shelves and various accessories, e.g. pull-out writing shelves and pencil drawers, drawer pedestals, courtesy shelves, lighting, etc. The elements of the modules are constructed from durable materials that are easy to maintain and clean. Certain embodiments of these workstations are particularly well adapted for use in health care settings. |
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION The advantages of both millwork and systems furniture workstations, without many of their concomitant disadvantages, are provided by the institutional workstations of this invention.
These workstations are modular systems with the look and feel of architectural millwork, but with the reconfiguration flexibility of systems furniture.
They comprise relatively few subassemblies which make their planning and ordering by end-users simple relative to both millwork and systems furniture.
They are designed not only for flat shipping and storage, but also for facile and clean on-site assembly with conventional hand tools by unskilled or low skilled labor.
These workstations are also designed and detailed for clean, sanitary maintenance.
The workstations of this invention comprise subassemblies and elements that include: A.
A horizontal work surface with a forward edge and at least two straight side edges; B.
A forward, vertical support subassembly comprising: 1.
A kick panel equipped with a glide which is securedly affixed to the lower edge of the panel and upon which the subassembly and workstation rests; 2.
a generally rectangular fishhook-shaped rib, also referred to as a J-rib, which is securedly affixed to one wall of the kick panel in an inverted manner such that the base of the J is proximate to the horizontal work surface and the top of the extended arm of the J is proximate to the glide, the surface of the extended arm most removed from the kick panel shaped with at least one J-pocket through and in which wiring and utilities can be strung and supported, the base of the J notched such that a chase cover can be inserted and in combination with a lower fastening means, can be held in close approximation to the surface of the extended arm of the J shaped with the J-pockets; 3.
A bottom stringer which extends for the substantial length of the kick panel and is securedly affixed to the top of the inverted J-rib such that a toe space is formed between the bottom surface of the stringer and the floor; 4
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