JP2013236719A - Digging kotatsu unit - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a digging Kotatsu unit in which legs are easily taken in and out while a storing space of a lid plate is ensured.SOLUTION: When it is used as a digging Kotatsu, a Kotatsu part 20 is supported on a storing part 30 by leg parts 22. In this time, a lid plate 36 closing an opening 34 of a storing part 30 is stored on the bottom face 35 of the storing part 30, a storing space for the lid plate 36 can be ensured. Therefore, an enough space can be ensured between the top plate 21 and the floor face UF. In addition, the lid plate 36 has the same contour as the contour of the bottom face 35 of a storing part 30, and the lid plate 36 is exactly stored in the peripheral wall part 33 so that a move of the lid plate 36 can be prevented in the storing part 30. Generation of noises due to the contact of the peripheral wall part 33 and the lid plate 36 can be prevented even when a seat occupant moves the legs on the lid plate 36. In addition, by inserting a hand into pocket 37 of the peripheral wall part 33, the lid plate 41 can be easily stored into the storing part 30.

Description

  The present invention relates to a Horiza table unit that can constitute a Horiza table or a burrow.

  In the conventional burrow described in Patent Document 1, a spider is used as a cover plate for closing the opening of the furnace box. Since these spiders are not necessary when the digger is not used, it is generally stored and stored in a closet or the like. Since this spider is bulky, it is difficult to secure a storage location. On the other hand, the spider is often stowed in the back of the closet, and it takes time to take out when using it. In order to solve such a problem, Patent Document 1 discloses a configuration in which a spider is stored in a storage space formed on the back surface of a table top of a table.

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  According to the configuration disclosed in Patent Document 1, since the scissors are arranged in the storage space below the top plate, the interval for inserting the legs into the furnace box is narrowed by the storage space of the scissors. As a result, there is a problem that it is troublesome for the seated person to put his / her legs into or out of the furnace box so that his / her legs do not hit the cage. Furthermore, since the kite child is only held by the holder attached to the back of the top plate, if the leg hits the kite child, the kite child touches the top plate and makes a rattling sound, which is uncomfortable for the seated person. It makes me think.

  In particular, considering the convenience of the seated person, generally, the height of the top surface of the top plate is preferably about 30 cm from the floor surface. However, when the kite is stored below the top plate, the thickness of the top plate, the thickness of the kite child, the gap between the top plate and the kite child, etc. are subtracted from the seated person's thigh to the lower surface of the kite child stored, for example. Only a margin of about 10 cm is left. When a seated person uses a cushion, the margin is further reduced. In addition, when the seated person twists his body, the seated person's waist hits the cocoon.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a Horino table unit that makes it easy to insert and remove a leg of a seated person while securing a storage space for a cover plate.

In order to achieve the above object, according to the present invention,
A table unit having a flat top plate and a leg unit supporting the top plate, and a storage unit that can store the table unit,
The storage portion is formed on a bottom portion, a peripheral wall portion standing upright from a peripheral edge of the bottom portion, and forming a bottom surface having the same contour as that of the top plate on a surface of the bottom portion, and an upper end of the peripheral wall portion. A flat lid plate that closes an opening having the same contour as the top plate,
In the peripheral wall portion, there is provided a table unit in which a concave pocket extending from the bottom surface of the bottom portion to at least a height larger than the thickness of the top plate or the thickness of the lid plate is formed.

  In such a Horiza table unit, when not in use, the table portion is stored in the storage portion, and the opening of the storage portion is closed with a cover plate. On the other hand, when used as a Horiza table, the table unit is supported on the storage unit by the legs. At this time, the storage space for the cover plate can be secured by storing the cover plate that has closed the opening of the storage unit on the bottom surface of the storage unit. Therefore, it is possible to secure a sufficient space for putting legs between the top plate and the floor surface. Moreover, since the cover plate has the same contour as the contour of the bottom surface of the storage portion, the cover plate fits in the peripheral wall portion of the storage portion. As a result, it is possible to prevent the lid plate from moving in the storage unit, and even if a seated person puts the leg on the lid plate and moves the leg, the generation of sound due to the contact between the lid plate and the peripheral wall portion is prevented. be able to. The seated person can comfortably use the Horiza table unit.

  In addition, a top plate or lid plate having the same contour as the bottom surface of the storage unit can be stored on the bottom surface of the storage unit. Since the pocket has a height at least larger than the thickness of the top plate or lid plate, the top plate or lid plate arranged on the bottom surface of the storage unit can be easily lifted by inserting a hand into the pocket of the peripheral wall portion. be able to. In addition, in the Horiza table unit according to the present invention, a concave portion that is recessed inward from the side surface is formed on at least a part of the side surface of the top plate or the lid plate. The top plate or the cover plate can be easily lifted with the side edge opposite to the side hooked as a fulcrum. Conversely, the top plate or the cover plate can be easily stored in the storage portion by inserting a hand into the recess while hooking a finger.

  Moreover, the Horiza table unit according to the present invention is formed of a floor material that is superposed on the surface of the lid plate when the lid plate closes the opening. The flooring material preferably includes tatami mats or floorboards. According to such a Horiza table unit, when not in use, the flooring is superposed on the surface of the cover plate that closes the opening of the peripheral wall, so that the flooring is a part of the floor surface of the room where the Horiza table unit is installed. It can function as a part. On the other hand, when using the Horiza table unit, the flooring can be placed on the surface of the lid by placing the flooring on the bottom of the bottom, so it is hygienic without placing a leg on the lid. is there. Such flooring is preferably formed from the same material as the flooring of the room where the Horiza table unit is installed. Moreover, it is preferable that a flooring has the same outline as the outline of the said top plate.

  In the Horiza table unit according to the present invention, it is preferable that a leg attachment portion for attaching the leg portion and a heat source attachment portion for attaching a heat source are formed on the back surface of the lid plate. In such a Horiza table unit, while a leg portion is attached to the leg portion attachment portion of the lid plate, a heat source is attached to the heat source attachment portion of the lid plate, thereby making it possible to configure the Horizo table. Horiza table unit can be used as a moat by hanging a futon on this table and placing a top board on the table.

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a Horino table unit that allows easy insertion and removal of legs while securing a storage space for the cover plate.

It is a perspective view showing roughly the structure of the Horiza table unit concerning one embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 2-2 in FIG. It is a perspective view of the Horiza table unit which shows the state which removed the table part from the storage box. It is a top view of the storage box which shows a straw material with a dotted line. It is sectional drawing which shows the scene which lifts and takes out a flooring from the bottom face of a storage box. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which assembled the Horiza table unit as a moat. It is sectional drawing which shows the state at the time of non-use of the Horiza table unit. It is a perspective view which shows the state which closed the opening of the accommodating part with the cover plate which concerns on one specific example. It is a perspective view which shows the state which closed the opening of the accommodating part with the cover plate which concerns on another specific example. FIG. 10 is a partial enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line 10-10 in FIG. 9.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view schematically showing the structure of a Horiza table unit 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention. This table unit 10 is incorporated in a floor UF of, for example, a small rise SA in a living room. However, the Horiza table unit 10 may be incorporated in the floor of a living room without a small rise SA. The digger table unit 10 according to the present invention can be used as a digger in addition to being used as a digger table. Below, the case where the Horiza table unit 10 is used as a Horiza table first is demonstrated.

  The Horiza table unit 10 includes a table unit 20 and a storage unit 30 disposed below the table unit 20 and below the floor of the slightly raised SA. The table 20 includes a flat top plate 21 and four leg portions 22 that are attached to the four corners of the back surface of the top plate 21 and support the top plate 21. The top plate 21 and the leg portion 22 are made of, for example, wood. The leg portion 22 is attached to the top plate 21 by a leg portion attachment portion (not shown) formed at each corner of the back surface of the top plate 21. The leg attachment portion may be, for example, a female screw embedded in the back surface of the top plate 21, and a male screw attached to the upper end of the leg portion 22 meshes with this female screw. The top plate 21 has a square outline in plan view.

  FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 2-2 of FIG. Referring also to FIG. 2, the small rise SA is formed from a structure assembled on the original floor surface LF of the living room, and this structure includes a plurality of floor bundles FP and the plurality of floors. It is composed of a large pull LG passed over the bundle FP, and a floor board FP as a base plate disposed on the large pull LG. The floor board FP is formed from, for example, plywood. A tatami mat TM is disposed as a flooring material on the floor board FP. The floor surface UF is defined by the surface of the tatami mat TM.

  The storage unit 30 of the Horiza table unit 10 includes a storage box 31. The storage box 31 includes a bottom portion 32 and four peripheral wall portions 33 standing upright from the peripheral edge portion of the bottom portion 32. The bottom portion 32 has a square outline in plan view, and a rectangular parallelepiped storage space is formed by the bottom portion 32 and the four peripheral wall portions 33. The bottom portion 32 and the peripheral wall portion 33 are made of wood, for example. The storage box 31 has an open opening 34 at the upper end of the peripheral wall 33. In the present embodiment, the storage box 31 may be received by the floor surface LF at the bottom surface of the bottom portion 32, or a buffer member SM such as packing may be sandwiched between the bottom portion 32 and the floor surface LF.

  A bottom surface 35 surrounded by four peripheral wall portions 33 is formed on the surface of the bottom portion 32. The opening 34 and the bottom surface 35 have the same contour as the top plate 21 described above in plan view or a slightly larger contour than the top plate 21. A storage space of the storage box 31 stores a cover plate 36 that closes the opening 34 of the storage box 31 and a flooring 41 that is superimposed on the cover plate 36. The lid plate 36 and the flooring 41 are used when the Horiza table unit 10 is not used. The description when not in use will be described later. The cover plate 36 is made of, for example, wood, and the flooring 41 is made of the same tatami mat as the tatami mat TM described above. On the bottom surface 35, the cover plate 36 and the floor material 41 are stacked in this order from the floor surface 35 side.

  The lid plate 36 has the same outline as the top plate 21 in plan view. Further, the flooring 41 has a slightly smaller outline than the top plate 21. As a result, when the cover plate 36 and the floor material 41 are disposed on the bottom surface 35 of the storage box 31, the cover plate 36 and the floor material 41 are fit in the storage space. In other words, in a state where the cover plate 36 and the floor material 41 are stored in the storage box 31, the movement of the cover plate 36 and the floor material 41 in the direction parallel to the floor surface UF is restricted. According to such a configuration, even if a seated person who has assembled the table 20 on the floor UF places his / her legs on the flooring 41 and moves the legs, the lid 36 and the flooring 41 do not move. Generation of sound due to contact between the floor 36 and the floor material 41 and the peripheral wall 33 of the storage box 31 can be prevented.

  A concave pocket 37 is formed on at least one inward surface of the four peripheral wall portions 33 from the periphery of the bottom surface 35 toward the upper end of the peripheral wall portion 33. The pocket 37 is used for a user to insert his / her hand to lift the flooring 41 and the cover plate 36 from the bottom surface 35 of the storage box 31. The height of the pocket 37 from the bottom surface 35 is set to be higher than the total thickness of the floor material 41 and the cover plate 36 in a state where the floor material 41 and the cover plate 36 are overlapped. This total thickness is larger than the thickness of the top plate 21. The depth and width of the pocket 37 are set according to the size of a general seated person's hand.

  As is apparent from FIGS. 1 and 2, recesses 21 a that are recessed inward from the side surfaces are formed on the four side surfaces that connect the front surface and the back surface of the top plate 21. Here, recesses 21a are formed on all side surfaces except for the corners of the top plate 21 to which the leg portions 22 are attached. In the present embodiment, the recess 21a is formed by a notch in which a corner on the back surface side is notched on the side surface of the top plate 21, and the notch is formed from one end on the front surface side of the top plate 21 to the other end on the back surface side. It is formed in a shape that moves away from the side surface of the top plate 21 as it goes. As is clear from FIG. 1, the recesses 21 a are formed on the side surfaces excluding the four side surfaces of the top plate 21. In addition, the recessed part 36a and the recessed part 41a which have the same shape are also formed in the side surface of the cover board 36, and the side surface of the flooring 41, respectively.

  As shown in FIG. 2, for example, a storage chamber 38 is formed in the peripheral wall 33 facing the peripheral wall 33 in which the pocket 37 is formed. In the storage chamber 38, for example, a heat source when using the Horiza table unit 10 as a moat, that is, a heater 51 is accommodated. The heater 51 can be attached to a heat source attachment portion (not shown) formed on the back surface of the lid plate 36. A door member 39 is disposed at the opening of the storage chamber 38 along the inward surface of the peripheral wall portion 33 to prevent the storage chamber 38 from being exposed. The door member 39 may be composed of a sliding door, for example. The explanation when used as a moat will be described later.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the Horiza table unit 10 with the table 20 removed from the storage box 31. With reference to FIGS. 1 to 3, the frame body 42 is disposed on the inward surface of the peripheral wall portion 33 adjacent to the upper end of the peripheral wall portion 33. As apparent from FIG. 3, the frame body 42 is composed of a long eaves 43 a, 43 a disposed along a pair of circumferential walls 33, 33 facing each other, and another pair of circumferential walls facing each other. Short ribs 43b, 43b arranged along the portions 33, 33. The brazing material 43 is made of, for example, wood. While the eaves 43a has the same length as one side of the opening 34, the eaves 43b is a length obtained by subtracting the width of the pair of eaves 43a from one side of the opening 34 between the pair of eaves 43a and 43a. It extends in length.

  The upper surface of the eaves 43 extends along the same plane as the surface of the tatami mat TM, that is, the floor UF. A notch 48 is formed in the peripheral portion of the upper surface of each saddle member 43 adjacent to the tatami mat TM. The depth of the notch 48 from the upper surface of the saddle member 48 is set equal to the thickness of the tatami mat TM, and as a result, the side edge of the tatami mat TM can enter into the notch 48. Since the side edges of the tatami mat TM are accommodated in the notches 48, the tatami mat TM covers the gap between the peripheral wall portion 33 of the storage box 31 and the saddle member 43, so that the moat unit 10 can be seen. Can be improved.

  All the four leg portions 22 of the table 20 are arranged on the saddle members 43a and 43a. A pair of dowels 44, 44 are formed on each brazing material 43a so as to protrude from the upper surface of the brazing material 43a in a columnar shape, adjacent to both ends in the longitudinal direction of the brazing material 43a. The table portion 20 is disposed on the saddle members 43a and 43a by inserting the dowel 44 of the saddle member 43a into a cylindrical dowel hole (not shown) formed in the lower end surface of each leg portion 22. . Since the movement of the table 20 on the eaves 43a and 43a is restricted by the action of the dowel 44 and the dowel hole, the table 20 can be reliably fixed at a predetermined position on the storage box 31. .

  FIG. 4 is a plan view of the storage unit 30 in which the frame body 42 is indicated by a dotted line. Referring to FIGS. 2 and 4 together, the eaves 43a and 43a are attached on short angles 45a and 45a attached to the peripheral walls 33 and 33, respectively. On the other hand, the saddle members 43b and 43b are mounted on long angles 45b and 45b longer than the angle 45a. Furthermore, both ends of the collar members 43a and 43a are also attached to the short angles 45a and 45a. The angle 45 is made of metal, for example. For example, butterfly bolts 46 are used for attaching the collar member 43 to the angle 45 and attaching the angle 45 to the peripheral wall portion 33.

  Next, the case where the Horiza table unit 10 is used as a moat is described. In using as a moat, the table 20 is removed from the storage unit 30 in the above-described state, and the table 20 removed is disassembled. All legs 22 are removed from the top plate 21 for disassembly. On the other hand, in the storage part 30, the saddle material 43 is removed from the angle 45 and all the angles 45 are removed from the peripheral wall part 33. The top plate 21, the leg portion 22, the saddle member 43, and the angle 45 that have been disassembled into individual parts are temporarily placed outside the storage portion 30.

  Thereafter, the storage unit 30 takes out the flooring 41 and the cover plate 36 from the storage box 31. In taking out, as shown in FIG. 5, a hand is inserted into the pocket 37 and a fingertip is put on the recess 36 a of the lid plate 36. Using the side edge of the other end of the lid plate 36 as a fulcrum, the lid plate 36 and the floor material 41 are lifted, and the lid plate 36 and the floor material 41 are simultaneously taken out from the storage box 31. Alternatively, a hand may be inserted into the pocket 37 and a fingertip may be placed on the recess 41a of the flooring 41 to lift only the flooring 41 and take it out of the storage box 31, and then remove the lid plate 36 in the same manner. On the other hand, the heater 51 is taken out from the storage chamber 38 and only the floor material 41 is returned into the storage box 31. Also at this time, the flooring 41 is placed on the bottom surface 35 by inserting a hand into the pocket 37 with the fingertip placed on the recess 41 a of the flooring 41.

  Thereafter, the leg portions 22 are attached to leg attachment portions (not shown) formed at the four corners of the back surface of the lid plate 36, and the leg portions 22 are fixed to the lid plate 36 to assemble the second table 20 '. . The leg attachment part is formed in the same manner as the structure of the leg attachment part of the top plate 21. At the same time, the heater 51 is attached to the heat source attachment portion formed on the back surface of the lid plate 36. On the other hand, in the storage portion 30, the corresponding angle 45 is attached to the peripheral wall portion 33, and the corresponding collar member 43 is attached to the angle 45. The table portion 20 ′ is disposed on the frame body 41 formed of these collar members 43.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the cover sheet 52 is hung on the table section 20 ′ thus assembled, and the top plate 21 is arranged on the cover sheet 52 on the cover plate 36 of the table section 20 ′. In this way, the Horiza table unit 10 can be used as a moat. In addition, since the height of the top plate 21 from the floor surface UF is increased by the total thickness of the lid plate 36 and the futon when compared with the use as a Horiza table, this total thickness is increased. A second leg portion (not shown) that is shorter than the leg portion 22 may be used. The second leg may be stored in the storage chamber 38 when used as a table for the Horiza.

  Next, a case where the Horiza table unit 10 is not used will be described. In the above state, after removing the top board 21 and the futon 52 from the table section 20 ′, the table section 20 ′ is removed from the storage section 30. The leg portion 22 is removed from the lid plate 36 to disassemble the table portion 20 '. At this time, the heater 51 may remain attached to the lid plate 36. Further, the brazing material 43 is removed from the angle 45, and the angle 45 is removed from the peripheral wall portion 33. In the storage unit 30, the flooring 41 is taken out from the storage box 31, while the top plate 21 is stored in the storage box 31.

  Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 7, the legs 22 and the brazing material 43 are stored in the storage box 31. The legs 22 and the eaves 43 may be arranged on the top board 21 respectively. In the storage unit 30, the opening 34 of the storage box 31 is closed with a lid plate 36. The lid plate 36 is disposed on the angle 45. As shown in FIG. 8, the lid plate 36 may be formed with a pair of long holes 36 b penetrating from the front surface to the back surface of the lid plate 36. The user can easily remove and attach the cover plate 36 by inserting his / her hands into the long holes 36b. Subsequently, by placing the flooring 41 on the lid plate 36, the Horiza table unit 10 can be completely stored under the floor. Note that the futon 52 may be further stored in the storage space of the storage box 31.

  Next, a case where the Horiza table unit 10 is used as a horiken since not in use will be described. First, the floor material 41 and the lid plate 36 are removed, and the leg portion 22 is attached to the back surface of the removed lid plate 36. In the storage unit 30, the angle 44 is once removed and the top plate 21 is taken out from the bottom surface 35 of the storage box 31. Since the concave portion 21a is formed on the side surface of the top plate 21, the user lifts the top plate 21 by inserting his / her hand into the pocket 37 and hooking his / her finger on the concave portion 21a. Thereafter, the flooring 41 is placed on the bottom surface 35 of the storage box 31. Angles 44 are attached to the corresponding portions of the peripheral wall 22, and the brazing material 43 is attached to the corresponding angles 44.

  According to the Horiza table unit 10 as described above, the top plate 21 and the cover plate are stored by storing the floor material 41 and the cover plate 36 on the bottom surface 35 of the storage box 31 when used as the Horiza table and the Horitake. Since a sufficient space for inserting the leg of the seated person can be ensured between 36 and the floor surface UF, the seated person can easily put in and out the leg. Further, since the floor material 41 and the cover plate 36 have the same contour as the bottom surface 35, the floor material 41 and the cover plate 36 can be prevented from moving along the floor surface UF in the storage box 31. As a result, even if the user puts the leg on the flooring 41 and moves the leg, it is possible to prevent the generation of sound due to the contact between the flooring 41 or the cover plate 36 and the peripheral wall portion 33. The user can comfortably use the Horiza table unit 10.

  Moreover, when assembling the Horiza table unit 10 for use as a Horiza table or Horiiso, the user can lift the top plate 21 by inserting his / her hand into the pocket 37. Further, the user can easily lift the top plate 21 with the side edge opposite to the side where the finger is hooked as a fulcrum by hooking the finger on the concave portion 21 a on the side surface of the top plate 21. Conversely, the user can store the top plate 21 in the storage box 31 safely and quietly by inserting his / her hand into the pocket 37 while hooking his / her finger on the recess 21a. Moreover, since the recess 21 a is formed on all four side surfaces of the top plate 21, the recess 21 a always faces the pocket 37 regardless of the orientation of the top plate 21 on the bottom surface 35 of the storage box 31. Can do. It should be noted that similar effects can be achieved with respect to the lid plate 36 and the recesses 36a and 41a of the flooring 41.

  In addition, by placing the floor material 41 of the same material as the floor material forming the floor surface UF on the cover plate 36 that closes the opening 34 of the storage box 31 when the Horiza table unit 10 is not used, Since it is finished in the same manner as the flooring around the table unit 10, it can function as a part of the floor UF of the living room. On the other hand, by using the floor material 41 on the bottom surface 35 of the storage box 31 when using the Horiza table or the moat, the floor material 41 can function as a leg rest with the same finish as the surrounding floor material. it can. Therefore, the appearance of the Horiza table unit 10 can be dramatically improved. Furthermore, the floor material 41 is disposed on the lid member 36 when used as a table for the horror, and a leg is not placed on the lid member 36, which is hygienic.

  In the Horiza table unit 10 as described above, the floor material 41 and the cover plate 36 may be integrated as a plywood. In this case, at the time of use as a table, it is only necessary to store the plywood of the floor material 41 and the cover plate 36 in the storage box 31, so that the assembly operation and disassembly operation of the table table 10 can be simplified. . Further, when not in use, it is only necessary to arrange the plywood of the flooring 41 and the cover plate 36 in the opening 34 of the storage box 31, so that the assembling and disassembling operations of the Horiza table unit 10 can be similarly simplified. . Moreover, the flooring 41 may be changed according to the flooring of the living room.

  In addition, in the above-mentioned embodiment, although the recessed part 21a of the side surface of the top plate 21 is formed in the side surface except the side surface of the four corners of the top plate 21, it replaces with this structure and the recessed part 21a accommodates the top plate 21. When arranged on the bottom surface 35 of the box 31, it may be formed only at a position corresponding to the pocket 37. Moreover, in the above-mentioned embodiment, although the recessed part 21a is formed in all the four side surfaces of the top plate 21, it replaces with this structure and the recessed part 21a may be formed only in one side surface of the top plate 21. . Furthermore, the shape of the recess 21a does not need to be the shape of the above-described notch, and may be a depression that can be hooked by the user's finger. Further, the concave portion 36 a of the lid plate 36 and the concave portion 41 a of the floor plate 41 may be configured in the same manner as the concave portion 21 a of the top plate 21. Moreover, as long as the top plate 21, the bottom surface 35, the cover plate 36, and the flooring 41 have substantially the same contour in plan view, they may have a contour such as a rectangle instead of a square.

  As shown in FIG. 9, in the above-described table unit 10, a pair of handles 61, 61 may be incorporated in the lid plate 36 instead of the long hole 36 b described above. Referring also to FIG. 10, the handle 61 is accommodated in a recess 62 formed in the lid plate 36, and the upper surface of the handle 61 is arranged in the same plane as the surface of the lid plate 36 in this accommodated state. The The handle 61 is disposed in the recess 62 so as to be swingable around a swing shaft 63 parallel to the surface of the lid plate 36. The handle 61 includes a distal end portion 61 a that extends from the swing shaft 63 toward the distal end of the handle 61, and a proximal end portion 61 b that extends from the swing shaft 63 toward the proximal end of the handle 61. The handle 61 is configured to be able to swing over an angle of 90 degrees around the swing shaft 63 from the storage position stored in the recess 62, and is configured to be controlled to swing over 90 degrees.

  According to such a cover plate 36, when removing the cover plate 36 that closes the opening 34 of the storage box 31, the handle 61 is swung around the rotation shaft 63 as shown by the dotted line by pushing the base end 61 b into the recess 62. By doing so, the tip end portion 61 a of the handle 61 can be taken out from the recess 62. As a result, the lid plate 36 can be easily lifted by having the pair of handles 61 taken out. In addition, since the handle 61 extends along the surface of the lid plate 36, the load of the floor material 41 can be supported on the entire surface of the lid plate 36 when the floor material 41 is overlaid on the surface of the lid plate 36. It is possible to prevent the floor material 41 from being damaged due to deformation such as deformation of the material 41.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Horiza table unit 20 Table part 21 Top plate 21a Recess 22 Leg part 30 Storage part 32 Bottom part 33 Peripheral wall part 34 Opening 35 Bottom face 36 Cover plate 36a Recess part 37 Pocket 41 Floor material 41a Recess part 51 Heat source

Claims (4)

A table unit having a flat top plate and a leg unit supporting the top plate, and a storage unit that can store the table unit,
The storage portion is formed on a bottom portion, a peripheral wall portion standing upright from a peripheral edge of the bottom portion, and forming a bottom surface having the same contour as that of the top plate on a surface of the bottom portion, and an upper end of the peripheral wall portion. A flat lid plate that closes an opening having the same contour as the top plate,
A recessed table unit, wherein the peripheral wall portion is formed with a concave pocket extending from the bottom surface of the bottom portion to a height at least greater than the thickness of the top plate or the thickness of the lid plate.   2. The table unit according to claim 1, wherein a concave portion recessed inward from the side surface is formed on at least a part of the side surface of the top plate or the lid plate.   The moat according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a flooring material that is superposed on a surface of the lid plate when the lid plate closes the opening, wherein the flooring material is formed of tatami mats or a floor plate. A table unit.   The leg part attaching part which attaches the said leg part, and the heat source attaching part which attaches a heat source are formed in the back surface of the said cover plate, The any one of Claims 1-3 characterized by the above-mentioned. Horiza table unit.

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