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A furniture accessory kit is designed to support portable computers in office partition systems of the type having slat wall panels on which detachable office amenities, such as paper trays, etc. can be hung. A horizontal shelf accessory supports a portable computer thereon, and includes a connector

A furniture accessory kit is designed to support portable computers in office partition systems of the type having slat wall panels on which detachable office amenities, such as paper trays, etc. can be hung. A horizontal shelf accessory supports a portable computer thereon, and includes a connector that detachably mounts the shelf to an associated slat wall panel in a cantilevered horizontal orientation. The shelf has a wire trough to mange wiring associated with the portable computer. A sleeve-shaped accessory unit with a hollow interior for retaining computer accessories therein is configured to be hung on the slat wall panel directly above the shelf. A wire management device to retain wires associated with the portable computer is configured to be hung on the slat wall panel near the shelf and the accessory unit. A security devices for securing the portable computer to the slat wall and which is configured to be hung on the slat wall panel near the shelf and the accessory unit. A power supply unit for supplying electrical power to the portable computer to the slat wall and which is configured to be hung on the slat wall panel near the shelf and the accessory unit.

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A furniture accessory kit is designed to support portable computers in office partition systems of the type having slat wall panels on which detachable office amenities, such as paper trays, etc. can be hung. A horizontal shelf accessory supports a portable computer thereon, and includes a connector

A furniture accessory kit is designed to support portable computers in office partition systems of the type having slat wall panels on which detachable office amenities, such as paper trays, etc. can be hung. A horizontal shelf accessory supports a portable computer thereon, and includes a connector that detachably mounts the shelf to an associated slat wall panel in a cantilevered horizontal orientation. The shelf has a wire trough to mange wiring associated with the portable computer. A sleeve-shaped accessory unit with a hollow interior for retaining computer accessories therein is configured to be hung on the slat wall panel directly above the shelf. A wire management device to retain wires associated with the portable computer is configured to be hung on the slat wall panel near the shelf and the accessory unit. A security devices for securing the portable computer to the slat wall and which is configured to be hung on the slat wall panel near the shelf and the accessory unit. A power supply unit for supplying electrical power to the portable computer to the slat wall and which is configured to be hung on the slat wall panel near the shelf and the accessory unit. mbly of claim 1, wherein the bottom of the tray insert has a top surface including at least one toy mounted thereon. 6. A tray for an infant highchair, comprising: a frame having a front peripheral edge portion, a rear peripheral edge portion opposite the front peripheral edge portion, and opposing side peripheral edge portions extending between the front and rear peripheral edge portions, the peripheral edge portions defining a space therebetween having a predetermined shape and size; a tray insert having a front peripheral lip portion, a rear peripheral lip portion opposite the front peripheral lip portion, a pair of opposing side peripheral lip portions extending between the front and rear peripheral lip portions defining an area, and a bottom portion located in the area and connected to the peripheral lip portions, the tray insert having a predetermined shape and extent such that the peripheral lip portions can rest on the peripheral edge portions of the frame around the space of the frame for supporting the bottom of the tray insert in at least substantially covering relation to the space of the frame; a handle on the front peripheral lip portion of the tray insert having a generally C shape profile when viewed from the side positioned so as to releasably wrap around a portion of the front edge portion of the frame when the side and rear lip portions of the tray insert are resting on the side and rear edge portions of the frame, respectively; and elements on at least one of the peripheral edge portions of the frame and on at least a corresponding one of the lip portions of the tray insert cooperatively engageable as the handle is being positioned around the portion of the front edge portion of the frame, such that the handle and the cooperatively engaged elements will hold the tray insert on the frame; wherein the tray insert is removable from the frame by grasping the tray insert with one hand and pulling the tray insert upwardly to simultaneously release the handle from the front peripheral edge portion and disengage the cooperatively engaged elements. 7. The tray of claim 6, wherein at least the tray insert is made from a plastics material selected from the group consisting of a polycarbonate, a polystyrene, a polyethylene, and a acrylonitrile butadiene styrene. 8. The tray of claim 6, wherein the bottom of the tray insert has a top surface including at least one toy mounted thereon. 9. A tray for an infant highchair, comprising: a frame having a front peripheral edge portion, a rear peripheral edge opposite the front peripheral edge portion, and opposing side peripheral edge portions extending between the front and rear peripheral edge portions, the peripheral edge portions defining a space therebetween having a predetermined shape and size; a tray insert having a front peripheral lip portion, a rear peripheral lip portion opposite the front peripheral lip portion, a pair of opposing side peripheral lip portions extending between the front and rear peripheral lip portions defining an area, and a bottom portion located in the area and connected to the peripheral lip portions, the tray insert having a predetermined shape and extent such that the peripheral lip portions can rest on the peripheral edge portions of the frame for supporting the bottom of the tray insert in at least substantially covering relation to the space of the frame; locking clips extending upwardly from the side peripheral edge portions of the frame and yieldably biased toward the space, the locking clips being resiliently yieldable by applying a force thereagainst in a direction away from the space to allow positioning the tray insert on the frame, and the locking clips being cooperatively engageable with the side peripheral lips of the tray insert when resting on the side peripheral edge portions of the frame when the force is removed for releasably holding the tray insert on the frame, the tray insert being removable from the frame b