JP2005118508A - Slide type auxiliary table - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To utilize dead a space which appears above a slide type keyboard table when the slide type keyboard table is drawn out by eliminating a step to a top plate when an auxiliary table is used and extending the space of a desk to a maximum extent. <P>SOLUTION: By drawing out the keyboard table and then drawing out, raising, and setting the auxiliary table provided below the top plate when a personal computer is used, the step and a gap to the top plate are eliminated. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention provides a personal computer desk that includes an auxiliary table that can be pulled out at the upper part of a sliding keyboard base by a personal computer desk, extends the work space of the desk by removing the step from the top plate while being pulled out.

  As a conventional technique, there is a desk or the like provided with a transparent table that is large enough to hide the sliding keyboard base.

  However, the table could not be stored even though it was a transparent table large enough to hide the keyboard.

  The problem to be solved is to use the dead space that appears at the top of the keyboard when pulling out the sliding keyboard stand by the computer desk. When using the auxiliary table stored at the bottom of the top board, pull it out and lift it up Eliminates the gaps and gaps between them and maximizes the desk space.

  In the present invention, the guide member in which the slide groove for guiding the auxiliary table is formed is composed of a semi-transparent colored or transparent glass, plastic, acrylic plate, etc. at both ends of the PC desk top plate or the support plate. Installed between the protruding parts of the auxiliary table, and equipped with a keyboard base that opens an operable space between the auxiliary table, pull out the keyboard base when in use, and then bring the entire surface of the auxiliary table to the front of the top plate It can be used by pulling it up and pushing it into the upper part of the slide groove.

  In addition, when the front side of the top plate is deformed or rounded, the top plate connecting portion of the auxiliary table is also rounded or shaped to eliminate gaps and steps when combined.

  In addition, it is equipped with a reinforcing bar and a table reinforcement that can be stored in the lower part of the auxiliary table.

  By using the auxiliary table as described above, the dead space that appears at the top of the sliding keyboard base is utilized, and steps and gaps with the top board are eliminated, so that the desk space can be used to the maximum and easily after use. Can be stored. In addition, even if you spill a drink, it has the advantage that it does not touch the keyboard.

  When using a personal computer, pull out the keyboard stand, then pull out the auxiliary table provided at the bottom of the top plate and set it up, and in some cases, fix it with the table reinforcement provided on the auxiliary table.

  The embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. In FIGS. 1 to 5, the guide members 2 and 3 having the slide grooves 4 and 5 are arranged below the top 1 of the personal computer desk, or both ends of the support plates 10 and 14 or the like. The auxiliary table 15 is installed with the projections 6, 7, 8 and 9 sandwiched therebetween, and when used, the keyboard base 11 is pulled out, and the entire surface of the auxiliary table 15 is slid forward from the top plate 1 and lifted up. 5, it can be used by being pushed into the upper part, and the steps and gaps at the joint between the top plate 1 and the auxiliary table 15 are eliminated.

  6 and 7, the auxiliary table 15 is provided with locking projections 18 and 21, and the table reinforcements 16 and 20 having the engagement holes 17 and 22 are attached to be movable. When used, the table reinforcements 16 and 20 are rotated. The reinforcing bar 19 is attached to prevent the auxiliary table 15 from being damaged.

  It is a guide member perspective view.   It is an auxiliary table perspective view.   It is an example of attachment shown in Drawings 1 and 2 by a perspective view.   It is a perspective view at the time of auxiliary table storage by an Example.   It is a perspective view which shows the auxiliary table use state by an Example.   It is a perspective view which shows the state which attaches a reinforcing material to an auxiliary table.   It is a perspective view which shows the state which used the reinforcing tool by an Example.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Top plate 2, 3 Guide member 4, 5 Slide groove 6, 7, 8, 9 Protrusion part 10, 14 Support plate 11 Keyboard stand 12, 24 Leg 13 Foot plate 15 Auxiliary table 16, 20 Table reinforcement tool 17, 22 Engagement Hole 18, 21 Locking projection 19 Reinforcement bar 23 Keyboard

Claims (3)

  The guide members 2 and 3 formed with the slide grooves 4 and 5 for guiding the auxiliary table 15 are semi-transparent colored or transparent glass at the lower part of the top plate 1 of the personal computer desk or the upper ends of the support plates 10 and 14. The auxiliary table 15 is made of a plastic plate, an acrylic plate, etc., and is sandwiched between the projections 6, 7, 8, and 9. The top plate coupling portion of the auxiliary table 15 is rounded or shaped in the same manner as the top plate 1 and coupled. The auxiliary table can be used by eliminating the gaps and steps when used, and sliding the entire surface of the auxiliary table 15 forward from the top plate 1 and pushing it up into the slide grooves 4 and 5 when used.   Protruding portions 6, 7, 8, 9 of the auxiliary table 15 provided with slide grooves 4, 5 directly at both ends of the upper surfaces of the support plates 10, 14, and made of semi-transparent colored or transparent glass, plastic, acrylic plate or the like. The top table joining part of the auxiliary table 15 is rounded or shaped like the top board 1 so that there are no gaps or steps when joined, and the entire surface of the auxiliary table 15 is in front of the top board 1 when used. An auxiliary table that can be used by sliding it up and down and pushing it into the upper part of the slide grooves 4 and 5.   Locking projections 18 and 21 are provided on the auxiliary table 15, table reinforcements 16 and 20 having engagement holes 17 and 22 are attached, and when used, the table reinforcements 16 and 20 are rotated and hung on the keyboard base 11. The auxiliary table according to claim 1 or 2.

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