JP2003096953A - Panel - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a structurally simple panel capable of establishing compatibility between self-standing properties and a high degree of freedom of arrangement. SOLUTION: This panel is equipped with a panel body P1 and two leg parts P2 and P3 for supporting both side ends of a lower end of the panel body P1; at least one leg part P3 comprises paired bases P32 and P33 which are extended at prescribed angles with respect to both sides of a panel surface P11a, respectively; and the one base P32 and the other base P33 are provided in positions different in height, which do not interfere with each other.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a panel preferably used in schools, offices and the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In an indoor space such as a classroom of a school, a library, an office, an art museum or a museum, a panel may be used as a partition or an exhibition. Among such panels, those that are self-supporting by themselves are generally panels having a configuration in which one base is provided at each of both end portions of the lower end portion of the panel body, the bases protruding beyond the front and rear panel surfaces. Target.

[0003]

However, in the conventional panel having such a structure, it is necessary to provide the bases at positions near both ends of the panel body in order to enhance the self-supporting property. However, if a plurality of panels having this configuration are
When attempting to arrange the adjacent panels such as a letter shape, a Y shape, or a ten o'clock shape at a predetermined angle, the bases of the adjacent panels interfere with each other, resulting in a gap between the side edges of the panels. It is difficult to arrange it so that it does not exist. Further, if the base is arranged closer to the center of the panel body in the width direction in order to solve the problem, the self-supporting property of the panel is rather deteriorated. That is, it can be said that the conventional panel of this type has a problem that the independence and the degree of freedom of arrangement cannot be compatible with each other.

Therefore, the present invention solves the above problems and provides a panel having a simple structure which is compatible with both independence and a high degree of freedom of arrangement.

[0005]

That is, a panel of the present invention comprises a panel main body and two leg portions supporting both side end portions of the lower end portion thereof, and at least one leg portion is
It is characterized in that it has a pair of bases that respectively extend at a predetermined angle with respect to both sides of the panel surface, and that one base and the other base are arranged at different height positions that do not interfere with each other. .

With such a structure, when a plurality of panels having the same structure are arranged such that adjacent panels form a predetermined angle, bases having different heights are arranged at adjacent positions. By doing so, interference between the bases is eliminated, so that flexible panel arrangement according to the usage mode is possible. In this way, even if the panels are arranged adjacent to each other in a free arrangement, it is possible to easily arrange the panels so that they are closer to each other without making a gap between the panels to have a good appearance and to effectively utilize the indoor space. be able to. Also,
Since the adjacent panel bases do not interfere with each other, it is possible to set the position of the bases close to the side edge of the highly stable panel body. Therefore, according to the panel of the present invention, it is possible to favorably achieve both the improvement in stability and the improvement in the degree of freedom of the panel arrangement, which were difficult in the past. The configuration of the present invention includes one in which only one leg or both legs are provided with the pair of bases.

In a preferred mode of the pair of bases, the base at a lower position is the first base, the base at a higher position is the second base, and the first base is below the second base. The usefulness of the present panel described above can be easily realized by arranging the panel at a height position where it can sink.

In a more specific structure of both bases, the first base extends substantially horizontally with respect to one panel surface side, and the second base has an arch shape having a height exceeding the first base. The thing which formed the eggplant part is mentioned.

In order to simplify the mounting structure of the leg portion provided with the first base and the second base to the panel body, the base portion having the first base and the second base integrally has the leg portion. It is good to consist of the body.

Further, in order to improve the stability of the leg itself composed of the first base and the second base for supporting the panel main body, the leg is engaged with the panel main body and the rotational movement of each base with respect to the panel main body. It is preferable to provide a rotation prohibiting means for prohibiting the rotation.

In order to dramatically improve the degree of freedom in arranging the panel without impairing the stable self-supporting property of the panel, two legs are arranged at both side ends of the panel body, and It is preferable that the leg part of the above is composed of the pair of bases and the grounding body attached to the bases, and the other leg part is composed of the grounding body attached to the lower end of the panel body. The grounding body includes casters and adjusters. That is, the panel is supported on the floor surface at three points by a total of three grounding bodies, of which the grounding body attached to the panel body without going through the base is
It is arranged almost directly below the panel body without protruding to any panel surface side. For this reason, not only is it possible to arrange a panel close to a wall surface or other furniture, which was difficult with a conventional panel, but in the case of a panel arrangement using a plurality of panels, the panel body on the side opened to the outside By providing this grounding body at the side edge of the, you can improve safety by eliminating protrusions that obstruct the foot of passersby, combine multiple panels or arrange other furniture used with panels. Depending on the method, it is possible to provide a designing good arrangement method in which the legs are not exposed to the outside. Further, when a plurality of conventional panels described above are used and they are adjacent to each other so that the respective panel surfaces face the same direction, the bases of a large number of legs project to the respective panel surface sides, resulting in a complicated impression. However, by configuring one leg part only from the grounding body as in the present invention,
Since the number of bases protruding from the panel surface can be reduced, the appearance can be made refreshing.

In order to simplify the structure of the panel body and to make the mounting strength of the leg portion to the panel body sufficient, the frame body and the panel surface are provided and they are arranged on the inward surface side of the frame body. It is preferable that the panel body is composed of the panel plate, and the legs are respectively provided at the lower ends of the frame bodies. In this case, in order to simplify the mounting structure of the panel plate with respect to the frame body in the panel body, the end portion of the panel plate is fitted into the groove formed continuously over substantially the entire circumference on the inward surface of the frame body. Good structure.

[0013]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

The panel P of this embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
Is used as a partition panel for partitioning or an exhibition panel in an indoor space such as a classroom of a school. Below, the structure of this panel P is demonstrated first, and after that, several panel P or those and other furniture Q,
An arrangement example using T and T will be described.

This panel is composed of a panel body P1 and legs P2 and P3 that support the panel body P1 and ground it to the floor.

The panel body P1 includes a frame R having a substantially rectangular shape and a panel plate P11 supported by the frame R. As shown in FIG. 3, the frame R is composed of corner members R1 arranged at the four corners and a frame member R2 connecting adjacent corner members R1 to each other in the vertical direction or the horizontal direction. Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, each corner member R is
Reference numeral 1 denotes a member made of aluminum die-cast, which is a horizontal portion R11 which is substantially orthogonal to each other so as to form a substantially L-shape when viewed from the front.
And a vertical portion R12. On the inner side surfaces of the horizontal portion R11 and the vertical portion R12, a groove R13 that is continuous with both of them and opens at each end and has a U-shape in cross section and continues in an L-shape.
Is formed. Also, the horizontal portion R11 and the vertical portion R12
On each of the end faces, a protrusion R14 having a rectangular parallelepiped shape and further protruding is formed so as not to interfere with the groove R13. On these projections R14, screw holes R14a for fixing the frame member R2 to the corner member R1 are formed in pairs on the front and rear surfaces. Further, a through hole R15 penetrating in the depth direction is provided at a corner portion where the horizontal portion R11 and the vertical portion R12 intersect, and the through hole R15 is concentric with the through holes on both surfaces of the corner member R1. The circular recesses R15a having a larger diameter than that are formed. Here, since the through hole R15 and the concave portion R15a are not used in the present embodiment, in order to appropriately conceal them, a makeup having a head having a thickness substantially equal to the depression depth of the concave portion R15a, respectively. The bolt R15b and the decorative nut R15c are fastened to each other at positions where the bolt R15b and the decorative nut R15c are inserted into the through hole R15 and the recessed portion R15a from the front and rear sides, respectively. Also, the horizontal portion R11 and the vertical portion R
A screw hole R16 communicating with the groove is provided at a substantially central portion in the depth direction on each of the outer side surfaces of 12. Further, on the outer side surface where the screw hole R16 is opened, a circular recess R16a which is concentric with the screw hole R16 and has a larger diameter than that is formed. The four corner members R1 are
All have the same structure, shape, and size.

On the other hand, the frame member R2 has the structure shown in FIGS.
As shown in (1), each is a hollow square pipe material having a concave cross-section formed by extrusion molding of an aluminum material having a substantially equal cross-section in the longitudinal direction, and is cut to an appropriate length before use. Specifically, in each frame member, the protrusion R1 of the corner member R1 is provided inside the hollow portion R21 at both ends.
4 is attached to the corner member R1 with the posture inserted. Then, the frame member R in the mounting posture
A groove R22 is formed on the inward surface of No. 2 with the central portion in the depth direction recessed and extending in the longitudinal direction. That is, this groove R
22 has substantially the same width and depth as the groove R13 formed in the corner member R1, and the groove R1 of the corner member R1.
3 and the groove R22 of the frame member R2 form a groove portion Ra continuous with the inward surface of the frame body R. Also, with each frame member R2 attached to the corner member R1,
The frame member R2 is provided on both front and rear surfaces of both ends of the frame member R2 that match the screw holes R16 of the corner member R1.
A through hole R23 through which a screw R3 for fixing 2 to the corner member R1 can be inserted is formed. In addition, screw holes R25 are formed in substantially central portions in the depth direction at both end portions of the outward surface of each frame member R2. Such a frame member R2 is arranged in a horizontal posture or a vertical standing posture at positions serving as the upper, lower, left, and right ends of the panel body P1, and together with the four corner members R1 arranged at the four upper, lower, left, and right corners, A rectangular frame body as shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 1, the panel board P11 is made of any one of so-called whiteboard, blackboard, polycarbonate multi-layer sheet, wooden board, etc., and has a rectangular plate shape having a panel surface P11a on both front and rear surfaces. In addition, the upper and lower end portions P11b are supported in a state of being inserted into the groove portion Ra of the frame body R. The front and rear surfaces may be made of different kinds of plate materials. That is, in the present embodiment, the panel plate P11, which is made of any material, has a width dimension substantially equal to or slightly smaller than the opening width dimension of each of the grooves R13 and R22 of the corner member R1 and the frame member R2. have. In the illustrated example, the panel plate P11 is a white board, so the panel surface P11a is shown to be substantially flat, but it may have corrugated irregularities, slits, or the like. Further, for the purpose of correcting the size of the panel plate P11 and preventing rattling, a cushion material P12 as shown in FIG. 6, for example, may be provided at least between the lower end of the panel plate and the groove into which the lower end is inserted. is there.

With respect to the panel body P1 having such a structure, the leg portions P2 and P3 are, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 5,
A first leg portion P2 that includes only the caster P21 that is a grounding member and is attached to the frame body R, and front and rear panel surfaces P1.
1a of base body P31 attached to the frame body so as to extend in a substantially orthogonal posture, and caster P3 as a grounding member attached to the base body P31.
6 and a second leg portion P3 composed of P37.

The first leg portion P2 is a normal caster P21 having a screw shaft (not shown) protruding upward at the upper end portion of the wheel receiver, and this screw shaft constitutes a lower end portion of the panel body P1. The corner member R1 attached to one end of the member R2 is fastened to a screw hole R16 that opens downward.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, the base body P31, which is a component of the second leg P3, has a panel body P1.
One panel surface P11 in a straight line below
a first base P32 protruding toward the a side, and a first base P32
An upright portion P331 that is continuous with the base end portion of the upright portion and stands up along the other panel surface P11a, a horizontal portion P332 that extends substantially horizontally in a direction away from the panel surface P11a continuously with the upper end portion of the upright portion P331, and The second base P33 having an arch shape is integrally formed with a hanging portion P333 that hangs substantially downward from the protruding end of the horizontal portion P332. The first base P32 and the second base P33 are formed by welding or partially bending a plurality of round pipe materials having the same diameter to form the above-described predetermined shape, or by forming one round pipe material into a predetermined shape. It is configured as an integral base body P31 by being bent in the direction of. Further, at the base end portion of the first base P32, a plate-shaped standing piece P34 having a through hole P341 formed at the upper end portion is provided at a position facing the panel surface P11a of the first base side P32 of the second base P33. It is provided by welding or the like so as to face the upright portion P331. On the other hand, the standing portion P of the second base P33
At the upper end of 331, a position facing the upright piece P34 is opened, and a nut body P334 is fitted in the opening. Further, the second leg P3 is provided with a rotation prohibiting means P3x that prohibits a rotation operation when the second leg P3 is attached to the panel body P1. Specifically, the rotation prohibiting means P3x is a plate-shaped panel receiving member that is attached from above at a position between the upright piece P34 and the upright portion P331 of the second base P33 at the base end portion of the first base P32. It is composed of a member P35 and a screw P351 for attaching the panel receiving member P35 to the frame R of the panel body P1. That is, the through holes P for screw insertion are provided at both longitudinal ends of the panel receiving member P35 that matches the screw holes R16 and R25 formed in the corner member R1 and the frame member R2 at one end of the panel body P1.
352 are formed, and the screws P351 are inserted into the through holes P352 from below, respectively, and the screw holes R are formed.
The second leg portion R3 is attached to the frame body R by tightening to 16 and R25.
The rotation of the leg P3 with respect to the panel body P1 is prohibited. Further, casters P36 and P37 are attached to the tip end portion of the first base P32 and the lower end portion of the hanging portion P333 in the second base P33, respectively, but the lower end portion of the hanging portion P333 is the height of the first base P32. It is set higher than the position. That is, the casters P21, P36, including the first leg P2,
Since the height of the mounting portion of P37 from the floor surface is different, the size of each caster P21, P36, and P37 is selected to match the height from the floor surface to the mounting portion. It In this embodiment, the casters P21, P36, and P37 are sized so that the height from the floor surface to the lower end of the panel body P1 is about 80.5 mm, for example. The grounding member is not limited to the caster described above, but an adjuster can be applied. However, a decorative cap R16b having a screw shaft is attached to the screw hole R16 formed on the outer surface of the corner member R1 that is not used for attaching the leg portions P2 and P3 to improve the appearance. Similarly, an appropriate cap P26 is also attached to the screw hole R25 of the frame member R2 that is not used for attaching the leg portions P2 and P3 to close the opening of the screw hole R25.

By the way, as described above, the second leg portion P3 is attached to the frame body R via the panel receiving member P35 which constitutes the rotation inhibiting means P3x. As a means for preventing rattling between the leg portion P3 and the panel body P1, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, an upright piece P34 provided on the first base P32 and an upright portion P331 forming the second base P33, Panel board P11
They are fixed to each other while sandwiching them. Therefore, in the panel plate P11, the nut body P33 attached to the through hole P341 and the upright portion P331 of the upright piece P34.
4 has a through hole P11c penetrating in the thickness direction at one corner of the panel surface P11 facing the female screw P334a, and the through hole P341 and the panel plate P11 are formed from the standing piece P34 side.
Through hole P11c, female thread P334 of nut body P334
By inserting the bolt P335 into a, the second leg P3
Is also fixed to the panel plate P11. At this time, in order to prevent the panel surface P11a from being scratched and the through hole P11c from being damaged, the through hole P11c is provided with a cover member P13.
Is installed. The through hole P11c is formed on the panel surface P.
With respect to the four corners of 11a, a total of four are formed at positions equidistant from the two frame members R2 forming each corner, and the cover member P13 is formed in each through hole P11c.
Is attached. The cover member P13 has a hollow insertion portion P131a inserted into the through hole P11c and a flange portion P131 abutted against one panel surface P11a.
b and a first cover element P131, and a male screw P132a that is fastened to a female screw formed on the hollow inner peripheral surface on the front end side of the first cover element P131 is formed on the outer peripheral surface and the other panel surface P11a is formed. It is composed of a hollow second cover element P132 which has a flange portion P132b to be abutted and through which the bolt P335 can be inserted. And
In the through hole P11c, the second cover element P132
The bolts P335 are inserted into those hollow insides that communicate with each other while being attached to the first cover element P131. Here, for example, a ring washer P336 made of rubber or the like is provided between the inward surface of the nut body P334 and the inward surface of the standing piece P34 and the surface of the cover element that faces them. In this embodiment,
The first cover element P131 is attached to the panel surface P11a on the second base side P33, and the second cover element P132 is attached to the panel surface P11a on the first base side P32.

The panel P of the present embodiment having the above-described structure has a second leg portion P3 having a first base P32 and a second base P33 which respectively project from the respective panel surfaces P11a at different heights, It has a configuration in which the panel main body P1 is supported by the first leg portion P2 composed only of the caster P21, and further the bases P31 of the second leg portion P3 thereof. Casters P36 and P37 attached to P32
And, the independence of the panel P is ensured by grounding to the floor surface at three places of the first leg P2. Further, in the second leg portion P3, the first base P32 has the standing portion P331, the horizontal portion P332, and the hanging portion P in the arch-shaped second base P33.
The height is set so as to be able to sink into the lower space surrounded by 333. Therefore, the panel P of the present embodiment can be arranged in the indoor space in various modes as described below. Hereinafter, a specific arrangement example using the panel P will be described with reference to FIG. 7 and FIGS. 8 to 20 schematically shown.

FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 are a perspective view and a schematic plan view showing an aspect of an L-shaped arrangement which is a typical arrangement example using two panels. In this example, the two side edges of the panels P are butted against each other, and the second leg portions P3 are provided at the side ends of the butted sides. The panel body P11 of one panel P has a second leg P3.
Are arranged so that the second base P33 is inside the L-shaped arrangement, and the second leg P3 is arranged on the panel body P11 of the other panel P so that the first base P32 is inside the L-shaped arrangement. The first base P32 is attached so as to dive in the space below the second base P33 of the other panel P. By doing so, it is possible to realize a panel arrangement in which the legs of both panels P do not interfere with each other and there is no gap. Further, since the first leg portion P2 including only the caster P21 is disposed at the end portion of each panel P on the side opposite to the butt side, it is possible to eliminate a member that largely protrudes from the panel surface P11a, and thus a passerby can be used. It is possible to improve the safety of the feet and improve the appearance. As a result, L-shaped partitions in the interior space, L-shaped exhibits using the panel surface, L-shaped arrangement of furniture in combination with other furniture, and the like are possible.

9 to 11 are schematic plan views showing arrangement examples using three panels. First, FIG. 9 shows a Y-shaped arrangement in which end portions on the arrangement side of the second leg portions P3 in each panel P are gathered at one place. In this case, for example, as shown in the same drawing, the angle phases are made different by about 120 ° in the surface direction of each panel surface. Then, among the adjacent panels P, the first base P32 of the second leg P3 of the other panel P is made to dive in the space below the second base P33 of the second leg P3 of the one panel P. I am trying. Therefore, as in the case of the above-described L-shaped arrangement, the leg portions P2 and P3 of each panel P do not interfere with each other, and the leg portions that largely project from the panel surface are provided at the end portions on the anti-butting side of each panel P. It is possible to realize a panel arrangement which is free from the pedestrians and has a safety under the foot of a passerby and a good appearance. As a result, it becomes possible to arrange Y-shaped exhibits and furniture by effectively using the two panel surfaces of each panel P. Further, FIG. 10 shows a substantially equilateral triangle in which an end portion of each panel P on the arrangement side of the second leg portion P3 and an end portion of the adjacent panel P on the arrangement side of the first leg portion P2 are butted against each other. The panel layout of the shape is shown. In this case, the first leg P2 of one panel P and the second leg P3 of the other panel P are arranged at the corner of the triangular shape.
Interference between the legs P2 and P3 does not occur at that position. In particular, when the second leg P3 is attached to each panel body P1 in the direction in which the second base P32 is positioned inside the triangle, the second base P33 is the only member that largely protrudes outside the triangle. It is possible to reduce obstacles at the feet of passersby when conducting a triangular exhibition. Further, FIG. 11 shows an example in which two panels P are arranged at both end portions of one panel P such that the panel surface of the panel P adjacent to the panel P forms an obtuse angle. The panel arrangement of such an aspect is possible even with the conventional panel described above, but the panel P of the present embodiment is used.
Since it is possible to use only the first base P32 of the second leg P3 as the leg projecting to the one panel surface side by using, the appearance is complicated compared to the case of the conventional product. The obstacles under the feet can be effectively reduced while eliminating them.

12 and 13 are schematic plan views of a panel arrangement using four panels P. As shown in FIG. FIG. 12 shows an example of a ten o'clock arrangement in which one side end of each panel P is gathered at one place. In this case, as in the case of the Y-shaped panel arrangement example, the second leg portions P3 of P1 are attached to the respective panel main bodies on the side end portion side, and one panel of an arbitrary panel P is attached. Since the first base P32 of the panel P adjacent to the second base P33 that is adjacent to the second base P33 that protrudes toward the surface side is made to dive, the second leg portions P3 of each panel P do not interfere with each other. Further, on the open end side of each panel P, casters P2
Since the first leg P2 consisting of only one is arranged, there is no obstacle for passersby. Therefore, a 10 o'clock partition in the indoor space, a 10 o'clock display using a total of 8 panel surfaces, and a 10 o'clock layout of other furniture are possible. Further, FIG. 13 shows an example in which four panels P are arranged along the wall surface W. That is, the side end of the panel P on the side on which the first leg P2 is provided is brought close to the extent of contacting the wall surface W, and the side end on the side on which the second leg P3 is provided is moved to the wall surface W.
The respective panels P are arranged by being slightly separated from. Then, regarding the adjacent panels P, the side ends on the second leg P3 side are butted against each other at positions separated from the wall surface W, and the side ends on the first leg P2 side are connected to the wall surface W.
It is made to butt at a position that is almost in contact with. By doing so, it becomes possible to arrange the panel along the wall surface W, which cannot be achieved by the conventional panel.

14 to 16 are schematic plan views showing an example in which a plurality of panels P are arranged together with other furniture such as tables T, T'and storage furniture Q by applying the above-mentioned respective panel arrangement examples. Alternatively, it is a schematic side view. The tables T and T'may be used together with the chair C in each drawing. First, FIG. 14 shows an example in which three panels P are arranged as partitions around the table T and the storage furniture Q which are arranged adjacent to each other. As shown in the figure, if the first base P32 of the second leg P3 is made to project to the side where the table T or the storage furniture Q is arranged, that is, the side where the table T or the storage furniture Q is arranged, the obstacle to the user's feet is reduced. On the other hand, although not shown, if the second base P33 is made to project in that direction, the first base P32 will be made to project to the non-use side to reduce obstacles to the feet of the passers-by outside the panel P. You can

FIG. 15 shows a state in which a table T'having a semicircular top plate is arranged on both panel surfaces of one panel P. Although not shown, it is assumed that the legs of each table T ′ are provided so as not to interfere with the legs P2 and P3 of the panel P. By arranging the table T ′ in this manner, it is possible to realize a face-to-face table arrangement in which the circular center portion is partitioned by the panel P, and the first base of the second leg portion P3 of the panel P can be realized. Since the P32 and the second base P33 are in a state of sneaking into the space under the tabletop on the side opposite to the use end of the table T ', the second leg P3 is the foot of the user of the table T'and other passersby. It doesn't get in the way.
In addition to the above, the table applied in such an arrangement example has an oval or oval top plate with two top plates, a top plate having a rectangular shape in plan view, and the like. The shape is not particularly limited.

In FIG. 16, three panels P are arranged in an H shape, and in a space surrounded by the respective panel surfaces, one panel surface side of the panel P arranged orthogonal to the pair of panels P arranged facing each other. The table T is arranged on the other side, and the storage furniture Q is arranged on the other panel surface side. In particular, regarding both panels P arranged face-to-face, a first leg portion P2 composed of only the caster P21 is provided at a side end portion corresponding to the used end side of the table T, and a first leg portion P2 is provided at the other side end portion. Base P
The second leg P3 is provided in a posture in which 32 sunk into the space between the bottom of the storage furniture Q and the floor. As for the other panel P, for example, as shown in a schematic side view in FIG. 19, the first base P32 is located between the bottom of the storage furniture Q and the floor surface with respect to the panel body P1 at one end. The second leg P3 is provided in a posture of diving into the space. In this case, as shown in the same figure, the height of the bottom of the storage furniture Q grounded via a grounding body such as a caster is the height of the lower surface of the frame member R2 constituting the lower end of the panel body P1. By substantially corresponding to, the submersion of the first base P32 into the space below the storage furniture Q is suitably realized. Although not shown, the leg portion of the table T has a panel P.
It is provided at a position where it does not interfere with the legs P2 and P3.
By doing so, there are few obstacles in the feet of both the user and the passerby of the table T, and the table T and the storage furniture Q can be arranged in a state of being close to each panel P. In particular, in this case, since the panels P are arranged in an upright state at both side ends and the non-use end of the top plate of the table T, a so-called carrel-like table T having partitions other than the use end is configured. be able to.

When the arrangement method shown in FIGS. 15 and 16 is applied, for example, the table arrangement shown in FIG. 17 is possible. In the arrangement example shown in the drawing, the side end portions of one panel P are abutted against the widthwise intermediate portion of one panel surface of the panel P so that the panel surfaces of the adjacent panels P are substantially orthogonal to each other. T-shaped panel arrangement is performed by a set of two panels P, and by repeating the arrangement continuously, a table T having a rectangular top plate is arranged between a pair of opposed panels P. There is. In this case as well, like the arrangement example shown in FIG. 16 described above, it is possible to arrange the table in a carrel style. In this case, one of the bases P32 and P33 of the second leg P3 is made to sneak into the space under the top plate on the side opposite to the use end of the table T, so that the leg P2 of the panel P is seen from the use end side of the table T. , P3 can be completely hidden. If the second base P33 is made to sneak into the space under the tabletop of the table T, the same storage furniture Q as described above can be arranged along the panel surface on the side opposite to the table. Furthermore, table T
It is also possible to arrange a table T ′ having a semicircular top plate along the panel surface on which is not arranged, as in the case shown in FIG.

In FIG. 18, the L-shaped panel arrangement shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 is applied, and adjacent panels P are arranged so that their side edges are abutted to each other to form a substantially right angle, and one of them (illustrated example). Shows an example in which the storage furniture Q is arranged along the panel surface of each panel P facing the right side). In this case, at a position where adjacent panels P are butted to each other, one panel P positions the side end on the first leg P2 side and the other panel P positions the side end on the second leg P3 side. The parts are positioned so that the legs P2 and P3 of the panel P do not interfere with each other. Also, for the storage furniture Q,
As shown in FIG. 19, the second furniture portion P3 is provided between the bottom and the floor so that the first base P32 of the panel can be embedded therein, so that the storage furniture Q can be brought close to the panel surface. .

As described above, according to the panel of the present embodiment, a plurality of panels can be arranged in various modes without impairing the independence and can be used together with other furniture. It is possible to easily change the specification of the indoor space in response to various requests of customers according to the above.

The panel of the present invention is not limited to the above construction. For example, even if the panel body is rotated by 90 ° and used, the configuration of the new lower end portion is the same as that before the rotation, so that the leg portion can be attached to that portion to easily increase the height and width. Can be changed. Further, if the frame member having a length different from that of the above embodiment is used, the width and height of the panel can be easily changed. Further, it is also possible to construct a panel in which the first leg portion is also composed of a base body composed of the first base and the second base and is grounded at four points. In addition, the specific configuration of each unit is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

[0034]

As described above in detail, according to the panel of the present invention, the pair of bases forming the projecting leg portions on both sides of the panel surface are provided so as to have mutually different heights. Thus, when arranging a plurality of panels at a predetermined angle, by arranging adjacent bases of adjacent panels with different heights, interference between the bases is prevented. It does not occur, and it is possible to arrange those panels closer to each other without a gap. Further, based on this, the degree of freedom of the panel arrangement can be made much higher than that of the conventional product, and the panel arrangement can be freely set according to the usage mode. Further, it is possible to provide the legs at positions where the stability of the panel itself is good near both ends of the lower end of the panel body. Therefore, the panel of the present invention is extremely useful because it has both stability of the panel itself and free panel arrangement.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing only a frame body in the panel of the embodiment.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged perspective view showing an essential part of the frame body in an exploded manner.

FIG. 5 is an enlarged perspective view showing a disassembled mounting structure of a second leg portion in the same embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing the attachment structure of the second leg portion.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing one arrangement example of the panel of the same embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a schematic plan view showing the arrangement example.

FIG. 9 is a schematic plan view showing another arrangement example of the panel.

FIG. 10 is a schematic plan view showing another arrangement example of the panel.

FIG. 11 is a schematic plan view showing another arrangement example of the panel.

FIG. 12 is a schematic plan view showing another arrangement example of the panel.

FIG. 13 is a schematic plan view showing another arrangement example of the panel.

FIG. 14 is a schematic plan view showing an example in which the panel is arranged together with other furniture.

FIG. 15 is a schematic plan view showing an example in which the panel is arranged together with other furniture.

FIG. 16 is a schematic plan view showing an example in which the panel is arranged together with other furniture.

FIG. 17 is a schematic plan view showing an example in which the panel is arranged together with other furniture.

FIG. 18 is a schematic plan view showing an example in which the panel is arranged together with other furniture.

FIG. 19 is a schematic side view showing an example in which the panel is arranged together with storage furniture.

[Explanation of symbols]

P ... Panel P1 ... Panel body P2 ... leg (first leg) P3 ... leg (second leg) P11 ... Panel body P11a ... Panel surface P21, P36, P37 ... Grounding member (caster) P31 ... Base body P32 ... 1st base P33 ... Second base P3x ... Rotation prohibition means

   ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continued front page    (72) Inventor Taiji Fujimori             3-12-9, Honcho, Kichijoji, Musashino City, Tokyo             401 (72) Inventor Akira Shimizu             6-1, 1-1 Minami Oimazato, Higashinari-ku, Osaka             Kuyo Co., Ltd.

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A panel main body having front and rear panel surfaces, respectively, and two leg portions for supporting both end portions of a lower end portion of the panel main body, at least one leg portion being a panel surface. A panel comprising a pair of bases extending at respective predetermined angles with respect to both surfaces of the panel, wherein one base and the other base are arranged at different height positions that do not interfere with each other. 2. The first pair of bases, wherein the pair of bases are arranged at a low position.
The panel according to claim 1, comprising a base and a second base having a higher arrangement position than the base, and the first base is arranged at a height position such that the first base can be submerged below the second base. 3. The first base extends substantially horizontally with respect to one panel surface side, and the second base is formed with an arch-shaped portion having a height higher than that of the first base. The panel according to claim 2, wherein 4. The panel according to claim 2, wherein the leg portion is formed of a base body that integrally has a first base and a second base. 5. The leg portion having the pair of bases is provided with a rotation inhibiting means for engaging with the panel body to inhibit the rotational movement of each base with respect to the panel body. Or the panel according to item 4. 6. Two legs are respectively arranged at both side ends of the panel body, one leg is composed of the pair of bases and a grounding body attached to the bases, and the other leg is formed of the panel body. It is comprised from the earthing | grounding body attached to a lower end part, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.
The panel described. 7. The panel main body comprises a frame body and a panel plate having a panel surface and arranged on the inward surface side of the frame body, and legs are respectively provided at the lower end portions of the frame body. The panel according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6. 8. The panel according to claim 7, wherein a groove portion is formed on the inward surface of the frame body, the groove portion being continuous over substantially the entire circumference, and the end portion of the panel plate is fitted into the groove portion.