The mark consists of a three-dimensional configuration of a tabletop with a bench seat on either side running nearly the length of the table, with the table and benches fully connected. The tabletop is rectangular in shape, with two support structures attached to each of the shorter sides of the table top. The support structures connect the tabletop with the benches on either end thereof, so the benches run parallel to the length of the tabletop on either side. The support structures are four wide legs, being wide where attached to the tabletop at the opposite ends of the table, but thin in depth, running perpendicular from the tabletop to the ground, then bent to run parallel to the tabletop on the ground for a certain length before rising at an upward angle to meet and attach to the shorter side of the bench seat on each side thereof. The width of the leg structure is the same as the width of the bench seats. The connecting structures on either side of each bench seat are distinct in their configuration - one having a larger opening between the table and the bench and the other, at the opposite end of the bench, having a smaller opening. The bench on the opposite side of the tabletop has the reverse support/connecting structure configuration.