Adjustable Picnic Tables
Picnic Table benches that adjust, (slide backward and forward like a seat in a car). So that everyone, young and old, small to large can be accomodated.
Q1: Does this sound like anyone would be interested?
Does anyone else have this problem?
Idea Description
We picnic A LOT! parks, playgrounds, the zoo, anywhere you can think of that has picnic tables. I have 4 small children and I started to notice that they were having to stand up on the bench and lean forward to reach their food, or that while attempting to eat, the food would land on the ground before it got to their mouth. There seems to be a large gap between the bench and the table. (The majority of benches are attached to the table). I thought that the benches need to be adjustable/slidable like the seats in a car to accomodate everyone, like my kids or my mom who needs a little more space between the bench and the table, and then it would be more injoyable to eat at a picnic table.
What will you do if you win $10,000 for this idea?
Make a proto type and see where I can take it. Home and garden shops, parks, zoo's, anywhere where a picnic table can be found and let people try it out.
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