(57) A work station useful for conventional purposes and also particularly useful for
utilizing electronic equipment such as computers, word processors and the accoutrements
thereof is provided which includes a wide variety of adjustments such as leveling,
elevation, angle and position, not only of work surfaces, but also of attached cabinets,
printers, disc readers, etc., as well as individual adjustment of accessories such
as video screens, line readers, phone pads, task lights, trays and the like, all to
provide an ergonomically effective adjustable work station. Major component adjustment
may be power driven. Wiring access is provided through outlets in a wiring tray (195)
beneath the major work surface (85) which may be exposed by sliding or pivoting such
work surface, such pivoting being at a point adjacent the user. The support for the
work surface slide includes a slot or recess (200) by which wiring may connect to
lateral support surfaces. The work station is modular in component and form, the major
structural elements of which are two two-part telescoping adjustable legs (40) which
are interconnected by two spaced apart beams (55, 56) providing an open slot therebetween.
Each beam includes on the interior thereof a track (76, 77) forming vertically spaced
rails (78, 79). Such rails support a wide variety of accessories either for adjustable
clamping thereto or rolling therealong. One such accessory is a support for a video
display screen which is mounted on rollers for free rolling along one of the tracks
and which includes an adjustment for height, angle, and position with respect to the
user, such adjustments being manual or power driven.
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