Locking hub

A lockable hub device having a base that accommodates about a central axis a ganged pair of lockable attachment rings, a corresponding pair of locking and release elements, and a top cap, the entire assembly being secured by means of an assembly element that engages both the base and the top cap. The articulating members to be adjusted, e.g., the legs of a table or other foldable device, are attached to one of the lockable attachment rings. For simplicity of use, it is intended that each of the locking and release elements be constructed to extend partly through lumens defined by the top cap such that they may lockably engage the cap while retaining their partial extension therethrough, and such that release of each element may be achieved in a similar fashion as the locking operation.