ES1269409U - TABLE (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Table (1), of the type comprising an upper deck (2) and a base (3) for support on the ground, characterized in that it comprises anchors (4) fixed on the edges (8) of the upper deck (2), and whose anchors (4) comprise elements selected from: - hangers (40), to hang auxiliary elements, - sockets (41), to place auxiliary elements, - housings (42) for the passage of auxiliary elements. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

TABLE

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a table, preferably a desk or work table.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

At present, tables of many shapes are known, but all of them, as is known, comprise an upper tabletop (understood as a prismatic, cylindrical body, etc.) made of rigid material (wood, metal, etc.), and a base. support on the ground.

The upper part of the tabletop configures a work or use support surface (for writing, eating, etc.), and the base can usually be configured by bases or legs.

The tables thus configured have multiple uses and designs, but are limited to what is their tabletop and base configuration.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The table of the invention is of the type that comprises an upper tabletop and a base for supporting the ground, and according to the invention, in its simplest embodiment, it comprises anchors fixed to the edges of the upper tabletop, and whose anchors comprise hanging elements, to hang auxiliary elements and / or skirting boards, to place auxiliary elements and / or housings for the passage of auxiliary elements.

In this way, various auxiliary elements can be fixed or placed on the contour of the table, of different types, which increase its functionality and / or improve its aesthetics, and which are developed in more detail in the description of a practical embodiment. of the invention.

These anchors can even be downloaded through the web and can be produced by the user himself on his 3D printer, if he has one.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of an embodiment of the table of the invention with a superstructure of strips and without closing plates placed on them,

Figure 2 shows a perspective view of the embodiment of the table of the invention of Figure 1 from a rear point of view, and with plates placed on the strips of the superstructure giving a rocket appearance.

Figures 3 and 4 show detailed views of two embodiments of two anchors that have crossed housings for the passage of strips. Figure 4 also shows an end of a plate with a piece of ferromagnetic material for attachment to a magnet of the anchor.

Figure 5 shows a detailed view of a knot for the upper confluence of strips.

Figure 6 shows a detailed view of an embodiment of an anchor with a base, prepared for placement on the edge of the upper deck.

Figure 7 shows a detailed view of a cable support to be fixed under the tabletop.

Figure 8 shows a detailed view of a cable support to be fixed to the legs.

DESCRIPTION OF A PRACTICAL EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

The table (1) of the invention (see fig. 1) is of the type comprising an upper board (2) and a base (3) for support on the ground, and which according to the invention comprises anchors (4) fixed on the edges (8) of the upper deck (2), and whose anchors (4) comprise elements selected from (see also figures 3, 4 and 6):

-Hangers, not shown, for hanging auxiliary elements,

-Sockets (41), to place auxiliary elements,

-Accommodations (42) for the passage of auxiliary elements.

In a highly preferred embodiment (return to figs. 1 and 2), auxiliary elements are used that comprise semi-rigid strips (5) (which have flexibility to bend with wide radii of curvature of the order of several times their thickness) destined to pass or be fixed in the housings (42) of the anchors (4) to configure a superstructure (100) with said strips (5), which allows hanging or fixing decorative elements, closing plates (101), which can even configure an aesthetic envelope, etc. These strips themselves are strips of any resistant material, although it is preferred that they be made of chipboard, or plastic, ideally 1 centimeter thick and 4 centimeters wide.

In addition to being very preferred for the previous embodiment, it is preferred that the base (3) comprises legs (31), which can also be telescopic or comprise threaded extensions (not shown) (spindle bars), to regulate the height of the table, since then a lower board (30) -which is, for example, crossed by the legs (31) - can also be arranged on the base (3), which have lower support plates (38) and screwing said lower board (30), and said lower board (30) also comprising at its edges (8) anchors (4) with housings (42) for the strips (5). This makes it possible to fix the strips (5) on both boards, giving solidity to the superstructure formed by them. For this, some of the anchors (4) that comprise housings (42) for the straps (5), arranged on the edges (8) of the upper deck (2) and of the lower deck (30), are preferably arranged in projection vertical to each other, as seen in fig. 1, in such a way that the strap (5) passes vertically through them, configuring a continuous area to which the plates (101) can be attached or the decorative elements can be hung, etc.

The housings (42) for strips (5), are through, and have a section slightly greater than that of the same, so that they can pass through them.

Some of these anchors (4) may comprise housings (42) arranged in two crossed directions (ideally perpendicular), as seen in Figures 1, 3 and 4, and thus collect strips (5) in these two directions.

Furthermore, it has been provided that the anchors (4) comprising housings (42) for the straps (5), may include slits (44) (see figs. 3 and 4) for fixing the plates (101), in which slots (44) are arranged magnets (45) for fixing by magnetic attraction of some pieces made of ferromagnetic material (45a) fixed to the plates (101), which facilitates their assembly and disassembly.

The possible arrangement of knots (6) for the confluence of the strips (5) (see Figures 1 and 5) has also been envisaged, which comprise an annular body (60) with radial arms (61) in which they are arranged. some flanges (62) for fixing the ends of the strips (5). This makes it possible to join confluent strips (5) in different directions which, thanks to their re-rigidity, will maintain the position and configuration of the superstructure. Fixed joints (rivets (56) or the like) can also be arranged in areas where the strips (5) intersect, devoid of anchors (4) (see fig. 2).

It is also possible to arrange some light strips (7) between the edge (8) of the board (2, 30) and the strips (5) (which is distanced from them, achieving functional and ornamental lighting (see fig. 1 ).

For their part, the anchors (4) with sockets (41) preferably comprise (see figs. 3, 4 and 6) a setting plate (91) where the socket (41) is located, for fixing 3D landscapes for example. Plinths (41) can be incorporated into the same anchor (4) together with hangers and / or housings (42) for the passage of auxiliary elements. A particular embodiment of an anchor with sockets (41) comprises (see fig. 6) the provision of a lower flange (90) for screwing to the lower face of the upper deck (2), an upper crimping plate (91), and some lateral connecting braces (93) between the two, which are mounted on the outside of the edge (8) of the upper deck (2).

Likewise, supports (10) for cables (11) can be arranged, which can be of two types for example (see figs. 7 and 8):

-which comprise a flat face (12) for fixing to the lower face of the board (2), and an open channel (13) elastic in a complementary way to that of the cable (11) for its introduction, so that it is held ( glued and hidden) to the underside of said board (2), and

- comprising a first open clamp (14) with a section similar to that of the legs (31) and a second clamp (15) with a section equal to or greater than that of the cable (11).

Finally, indicate that the upper panel (2) (and the lower panel (30) if applicable) are shaped boomerang or horseshoe, since they create an enveloping and ergonomic surface around the user and also the superstructure and plates (100), where appropriate, achieve a more effective isolation of the same.

Having sufficiently described the nature of the invention, as well as the way it is carried out in practice, it should be noted that the provisions indicated above and represented in the attached drawings are susceptible to modifications in detail as long as they do not alter the fundamental principle.

Claims (17)

1. -Table (1), of the type comprising an upper deck (2) and a base (3) for support on the ground, characterized in that it comprises anchors (4) fixed on the edges (8) of the upper deck ( 2), and whose anchors (4) comprise elements selected from: -hangers (40), to hang auxiliary elements, - baseboards (41), to place auxiliary elements, -housing (42) for the passage of auxiliary elements. 2. -Table (1) according to claim 1, wherein the auxiliary elements comprise semi-rigid strips (5). 3. -Table (1) according to claim 2, that the strips (5) are materialized in: -wood chipboard, -plastic. 4. -Table (1) according to any of claims 2 or 3, wherein the base (3) comprises legs (31) that are telescopic, or comprise threaded extensions. 5. -Table (1) according to claim 4, wherein the base (3) comprises a lower board (30) that is crossed by the legs (31), which have lower plates (38) to hold said board lower (30); and said lower board (30) comprising at its edges (8) anchors (4) with housings (42) for the strips (5). 6. -Table (1) according to claim 5, where some of the anchors (4) comprising housings (42) for the straps (5), arranged on the edges (8) of the upper deck (2) and of the lower deck ( 30), are arranged in vertical projection to each other. 7. -Table (1) according to any of claims 2 to 6, wherein the housings (42) for strips (5) have a section slightly greater than that of the same and are through. 8. -Table (1) according to claim 7, where some of the anchors (4) comprise through housings (42) arranged in two cross directions. 9. -Mesa (1) according to any of claims 2 to 8, comprising a plate (101) closing the superstructure (100) secured to the straps (5). 10. -Table (1) according to any claim 9, wherein the anchors (4) comprising housings (42) for the straps (5), comprise slits (44) where magnets (45) are arranged, comprising the plates (101) pieces of ferromagnetic material (45a) for magnetic attachment to said magnets. -Table 11. (1) according to any of claims 2 to 10, comprising knots (6) of confluence of the strip (5) comprising an annular body (60) with radial arms (61), in which Flanges (62) are provided for fixing the ends of the strips (5). -Table 12. (1) according to any of claims 2 to 11 comprising fixed joints in areas of crossings of strip (5) devoid of anchors (4). -Table 13. (1) according to any of claims 2 to 12, comprising a light strips (7) arranged between the edge (8) of the board (2, 30) and the strips (5). 14. -Table (1) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the anchors (4) with sockets (41) comprise a crimping plate (91) where the socket (41) is located. 15. -Table (1) according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the anchors (4) with sockets (41) comprise a lower flange (90) for screwing to the lower face of the upper board (2), a crimping plate ( 91) where the plinth (41) and some lateral joining braces (93) are located between the two. -Table 16. (1) according to any of claims 5 to 15 which comprises supports (10) for cables (11), comprising: -a flat face (12) for fixing to the lower face of the board (2), and an open elastic channel (13) in a complementary way to that of the cable (11), and -a first open clamp (14) with a section similar to that of the legs (31) and a second clamp (15) has a section equal to or greater than that of the cable (11). 17.-Table (1) according to any of claims 6 to 16, wherein the upper table (2) and the lower table (30) have the shape of a boomerang or horseshoe.