JP2014097256A - Furniture system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a furniture system capable of supporting a display without being entangled with and complicated by legs of a table.SOLUTION: A furniture system comprises: a main table T1 having a main option attachment portion near an end edge 111 of a main top board 11; a sub table having a sub top board capable of bringing an inward end edge thereof adjacent to the end edge 111 of the main top board 11 and including a sub optional attachment portion in the vicinity of an outward end edge of the sub top board; and a display supporting bed D1 selectively attached to the optional attachment portion of either the main table T1 or the sub table.

Description

  The present invention relates to a furniture system for constructing a conference environment.

  Conventionally, when a video conference is performed in an office or the like, a monitor mounting table on which a video conference monitor is placed is moved close to a conference table (for example, see Patent Document 1).

  However, it is necessary to prepare such a monitor mounting table separately from the table, and when the monitor mounting table is adjacent to the table, the monitor mounting table and the table leg are located near the adjacent edge. In addition to making a complicated impression, the user may get caught in these legs.

  Such a situation is not limited to a video conference monitor, but also applies to a writable display such as a whiteboard.

JP 2011-083548 A

  An object of this invention is to provide the furniture system which can support a display, without interfering with the leg of a table and becoming complicated.

  The present invention employs the following configuration in order to solve the above-described problems. That is, the furniture system according to the present invention includes a main table having a main option mounting portion in the vicinity of an edge of the main top plate, and a sub top plate that can make an inward end edge adjacent to the end edge of the main top plate. A sub-table having a sub-option mounting portion in the vicinity of an outward edge of the sub-top plate, and a display support base that is selectively mounted to either the main table or the sub-table option mounting portion. It is characterized by comprising.

  Here, the “display support base” may be anything as long as it can support a display capable of displaying information. Examples of the “display” include a monitor, a whiteboard, and the like. Any information display board may be used as long as it can display various information, enter and delete information, and paste a sheet of information.

  If this is the case, attach the display support base to the optional mounting part of the main table or sub-table, and build an environment in which the display can be viewed from the main table. There is no need to provide it. Therefore, it is possible to preferably solve the problem that the monitor installation table and the table legs, which have conventionally occurred, become complicated.

  A preferred embodiment of the main table is one in which the vicinity of the edge of the main top plate is supported by legs via a support block, and the main option mounting portion is provided on the support block. It is done.

  As a preferred aspect of the sub table, the sub table includes an outer leg that supports the vicinity of an outward edge of the sub top plate via a support block, and an inner leg that can be inserted under the main top plate. The support block is provided with a sub option mounting portion.

  The support block of the main table and the support block of the sub table preferably have the same structure.

  When the main table is provided with a curtain plate orthogonal to the edge under the main top plate, the sub-table has a pair of inner legs that can be arranged on both sides of the curtain plate. The thing provided with is preferable.

  Since the present invention is configured as described above, it is possible to provide a furniture system that can support a display without being complicated by mixing with legs of a table.

The external view at the time of attaching the display support stand to the main table in the furniture system concerning one Embodiment of this invention. The top view of the furniture system of the embodiment. The front view of the furniture system of the embodiment. The right view of the furniture system of the embodiment. The left view of the furniture system of the embodiment. The top view which shows the attachment state to the support block of the embodiment. The disassembled perspective view which shows the attachment state to the support block of the embodiment. The top view at the time of attaching the display support stand to a subtable in the furniture system concerning the embodiment. The front view of the furniture system of the embodiment. XX sectional drawing of FIG. The perspective view which abbreviate | omits and shows a part of subtable of the embodiment.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a video conference furniture system S will be described with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, 8, and 9, the furniture system S includes a main table T <b> 1 having a main option mounting portion 121 near the edge 111 of the main top plate 11, and the main top plate. A sub table T2 having a sub top plate 31 capable of adjoining the inward end edge 311 to the 11 end edges 111 and having a sub option mounting portion 321 in the vicinity of the outward end edge 312 of the sub top plate 31, and the main table T2. And a monitor display support D1 that is selectively attached to either one of the optional attachment portions 121 and 321 of the table T1 and the sub-table T2.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the main table T <b> 1 is configured such that the vicinity of the edge 111 of the main top plate 11 is supported by a leg 13 via a support block 12. A mounting portion 121 is provided. More specifically, the main top plate 11 has a rectangular shape in plan view, and is provided with main option mounting portions 121 that form pairs on the short edges 118 located at both ends in the longitudinal direction. Specifically, each corner portion 112 of the main top plate 11 is supported by the legs 13 via the support blocks 12, and the pair of support blocks 12 positioned on both sides of one short edge 118. To support the display support D1.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the main top plate 11 has, for example, a rectangular shape in plan view with a width dimension of about 2400 mm and a depth dimension of about 1200 mm, and a short edge positioned at both ends in the longitudinal direction. 118 and a long end edge 119 orthogonal to the end edges 118, and a user can sit along the long end edge 119. A wiring insertion window 113 is formed at the center of the main top plate 11, and a wiring duct 114 is provided below the window 113. Further, a plate-like curtain plate 115 orthogonal to the short end edge 118 is suspended and supported on the lower surface of the wiring duct 114.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, the support block 12 has a symmetrical shape in plan view, and an inner region 122 and an outer end 123 a of a right-angled triangle in plan view in which the inner end 122 a forms a right angle. An odd-shaped rhombus shaped bottom wall 5 in which an outer region 123 of an isosceles triangle having an acute angle in plan view is continuous, an inner wall 6 erected from the periphery of the inner region 122 of the bottom wall 5, The outer wall 123 is made of an aluminum die cast provided with the outer wall 7 raised from the periphery.

  As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the inward region 122 is mainly for attaching a connecting frame 14 for connecting adjacent support blocks 12 to each other. A fitting projection 61 for fitting the end portion 14a of the connecting frame 14 is provided on the inner wall 6 and the central portion of the fitting projection 61 is directed inward. A bolt insertion hole 61a that is inclined in a gradually descending direction is provided.

  As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the outer region 123 mainly serves to connect the legs 13 and the main top plate 11 and attach options. A fitting projection 51 provided with a bolt insertion hole 51a for attaching a leg is provided on the outer end of the lower surface 55 of the bottom wall 5 so as to project downward. On the upper surface 54 of the bottom wall 5, a boss 52 for attaching a top plate and a boss 53 for attaching an option are provided so as to project upward. Further, a notch 71 for forming a gap is provided on the upper edge of the outer wall 7.

  That is, the upper end surface 62 of the inner side wall 6, the upper end surface 72 of the outer side wall 7, and the upper end surface 52 a of the boss 52 for attaching the top plate are flush with each other so as to contact the lower surface 116 of the main top plate 11. Is formed. The gap 10 is formed between the lower surface 116 of the main top plate 11 and the cutout 71 due to the presence of the cutout 71 in a state where the support block 12 is attached to the main top plate 11. ing. The upper end surface 53 a of the option mounting boss 53 is set to the same height as the lower side of the gap 10.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, the main option mounting portion 121 includes a bottom wall 5 of the support block 12, an option mounting boss 53 projecting from the bottom wall 5, and the boss 53. The lower edge 71a is made to coincide with the upper end surface 53a, and a gap forming notch 71 formed in the outer wall 7 is mainly used. The support block 12 as described above is formed by screwing a bolt (not shown) inserted into the boss 52 for mounting the top plate from the lower surface side into a nut (not shown) embedded in the main top plate 11. 116 is attached.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5 and 7, each of the legs 13 is a pipe having an oval shape in cross-sectional view, and a nut plate (not shown) is fixed in the vicinity of the upper end. The leg 13 is supported by a bolt (not shown) screwed to the nut plate through the bolt insertion hole 51a in a state where the upper end portion 13a is fitted to the fitting protrusion 51 of the support block 12 from below. Coupled to block 12. An adjuster for finely adjusting the height position of the top plate surface 117 is attached to the lower end portion of the leg 13.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, the connecting frame 14 has a prismatic pipe shape, and a nut 14 b whose axis is inclined is fixed in the vicinity of the end portion 14 a. The connecting frame 14 is screwed into the nut 14b from the inside of the inner side wall 6 through the bolt insertion hole 61a with both end portions 14a fitted to the fitting protrusions 61 of the adjacent support block 12. The support block 12 is coupled by a bolt (not shown).

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the display support base D <b> 1 is detachably attached to the support base body 21 attached to the two support blocks 12 that support the short edge 118. And a pair of brackets 22 which are screwed to the back surface M1 of the monitor M which is a display.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 and 7, the support base body 21 includes a pair of arm portions 8 that are attached to the option attachment portion 121 of the corresponding support block 12, and inner ends of the both arm portions 8. A pair of struts 91 that are rigidly coupled to each other and extend upward, a first horizontal member 92 that connects between the upper ends of these columns 91, and a second horizontal member 93 that connects between the middle portions of the columns 91. It comprises. The arm portion 8 has an inner end inserted into a square hole (not shown) formed on the outer wall of the support column 91 and is connected to the support column 91 by welding or the like, and a connection portion 81 made of a metal pipe, An L-shaped sheet metal base portion 82 rigidly joined to the lower surface and the inward surface of the outer end portion of the connecting portion 81 by welding or the like, and an upper mounting extending from the upper surface of the base portion 82 toward the main table T1 A plate 83, a lower mounting plate 84 provided in parallel with the upper mounting plate 83 and having a base end bent portion 84a rigidly joined to the base portion 82 by welding, the connecting portion 81, the base portion 82, and the upper mounting plate 83 and an end plate 85 that covers each end face of the lower mounting plate 84. The base portion 82, the upper mounting plate 83, and the end plate 85 are integrally formed by punching and bending a sheet metal material. The upper mounting plate 83 is set to a size that can be inserted into a gap 10 formed between the support block 12 and the main top plate 11, and the insertion end has a boss 53 for optional mounting. Correspondingly, screw holes 83a are formed. The lower mounting plate 84 is positioned so as to be able to contact the lower surface 55 of the bottom wall 5 of the support block 12 and includes a bolt insertion hole 84b corresponding to the screw hole 83a and the optional mounting boss 52. . Then, a bolt (not shown) inserted through the bolt insertion hole 84b is screwed into the screw hole 83a through the boss 53 for option attachment so that the display support base D1 is attached to the main table T1. It has become. The support column 91 is a metal prismatic pipe shape and includes a back panel mounting portion 91a. The first horizontal member 92 is in the form of a metal circular pipe, and both end portions 92a are rigidly connected to the support column 91 by welding or the like. The second horizontal member 93 is in the shape of a metal prismatic pipe, and is provided with a long hole-like screw insertion hole 93a extending in the horizontal direction.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, each bracket 22 is made of a sheet metal having an L shape in a plan view, and has a monitor mounting portion 221 having a screw hole 221a on the front surface. It has a latching part 222 for hanging on one horizontal member 92 and a screwing part 223 for attaching to the second horizontal member 93. These brackets 22 are screwed in advance to the back surface M1 of the monitor M which is a display. More specifically, these brackets 22 rotate together with the monitor M until the screw stoppers 223 come into contact with the second horizontal member 93 after the hooks 222 are hooked on the first horizontal member 92. The monitor M can be attached to the display support D1 by moving the screw fixing portion 223 to the second horizontal member 93 at that position. A back panel 23 is attached to the back side of the display support D1 to which the monitor M is attached in this way. The back panel 23 includes a sound absorbing material having a U shape in plan view, and is detachably attached to the back panel attachment portion 91a. The monitor M is assumed to be a liquid crystal display of 32 inches to 40 inches, for example.

  Although the above embodiment demonstrated the case where the display support stand D1 for a monitor was attached to the main table T1, it can also be used attaching the display support stand D1 to the subtable T2 which can be arrange | positioned adjacent to the main table T1. .

  As shown in FIGS. 8 to 11, the sub table T <b> 2 is inserted into the outer leg 33 that supports the vicinity of the outward edge 312 of the sub top plate 31 via the support block 32 and the lower side of the main top plate 11. The support block 32 is provided with a sub option mounting portion 321. More specifically, the sub-table T2 includes a sub-top plate 31 having a rectangular shape in plan view having an inward end edge 311 and an outward end edge 312 having the same length as the short end edge 118 of the main table T1. Is. The height of the top plate surface 314 of the sub top plate 31 is matched with the height of the top plate surface 117 of the main top plate 11. The sub-table T2 is obtained by supporting the vicinity of the outward edge 312 of the sub-top plate 31 with the outer legs 33 via the support block 32. The support block 32 and the outer leg 33 are the same as the support block 12 and the leg 13 that support the vicinity of the edge 111 of the main top plate 11. Therefore, the same or corresponding parts are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted. The manner of attaching the display support base D1 to the support block 32 is the same as the manner of attaching the display support base D1 to the support block 12 of the main table T1.

  As shown in FIGS. 8 to 11, a connection frame 35 is installed between the support blocks 32, and a top plate support frame 36 that supports the lower surface 313 of the sub top plate 31 at an intermediate portion of the connection frame 35. Is rigidly connected. A pair of extending frames 37 are rigidly connected to the lower surface of the top plate support frame 36, each pair having a tip rigidly connected to the upper end 34b of the inner leg 34. A distance 371 between the extended frames 37 is set so that the pair of inner legs 34 can be positioned on both sides of the curtain plate 115. The inner legs 34 are connected by a connecting member 38 at a height that does not interfere with the curtain plate 115. The lower legs of the outer leg 33 and the inner leg 34 are provided with casters 33a and 34a with lockable adjustment grips, respectively, so that the sub-table T2 can be moved as required. Yes. That is, the sub-table T2 is a movable unit in which the connection frame 35, the top plate support frame 36, the extension frame 37, the inner leg 34, and the connection member 38 are integrally formed by welding.

  Further, in this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 and 5, a whiteboard display support D 2 is attached to the other end 111 of the main table T 1. The display support base D2 includes a support base body 41 attached to the two support blocks 12 that support the other short edge 118, and a white board W that is detachably provided on the support base body 41 as a display. And a bracket 42 that is slidably held.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 and 5, the support base body 41 is the same as the support base body 41 described above, and therefore, the same or corresponding parts are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted. In other words, the display support base D2 for whiteboard is the same as the display support base D1 for monitor except for the bracket 42 which is a member to which the whiteboard W is attached.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 and 5, the bracket 42 includes a pair of bracket main bodies 421 having an L shape in plan view, an upper horizontal member 422 that connects between the upper ends of the bracket main bodies 421, and the bracket And a lower horizontal member 423 that connects the lower ends of the main body 421. The bracket body 421 has a latching portion 421a for hanging on the first horizontal member 92 and a screw stopper 421b for attaching to the second horizontal member 93 at the rear edge. An upper rail member 424 that slidably holds the upper end portion of the whiteboard W is attached to the upper horizontal member 422, and a lower end portion of the whiteboard W is attached to the lower horizontal member 423. A lower rail member 425 that is slidably held is attached. The bracket 42 hangs the hooking portion 421a on the first horizontal member 92 and then rotates until the screw stopper portion 421b contacts the second horizontal member 93. By screwing the screw fixing portion 421b to the second horizontal member 93, the screw can be attached to the display support D2. Two whiteboards W can be interposed between the upper rail member 424 and the lower rail member 425 as a sliding door. That is, these whiteboards W are relatively lightweight and are detachably provided between the upper rail member 424 and the lower rail member 425. A back panel 43 is attached to the back side of the display support D2 on which the whiteboard W is held in this way. The back panel 43 includes a sound absorbing material and is detachably attached to the back panel attachment portion 91a.

  If it is the furniture system S of such a structure, as shown in FIGS. 1-5, the display support stand D1 is directly attached to the main table T1, and the environment for a video conference is constructed | assembled, or FIGS. As shown, a display support base D1 can be attached to the subtable T2, and the subtable T2 can be arranged adjacent to the edge 111 of the main table T1 to construct a video conference environment. When the display support base D1 is attached to the sub-table T2, not only can the top plate surface be substantially enlarged, but the sub-table T2 is moved appropriately so as to be adjacent to a desired edge of another table. Can also be used.

  As described above, the furniture system S according to the present embodiment includes the main table T1 having the main option mounting portion 121 in the vicinity of the edge 111 of the main top plate 11, and the edge 111 of the main top plate 11. The sub table T2 is provided with a sub top plate 31 that can be adjacent to the inward end edge 311 and has a sub option mounting portion 321 in the vicinity of the outer end edge 312 of the sub top plate 31, and the main table T1 and the sub table. And a display support D1 that is selectively attached to any one of the option attachment portions 121 and 312 of the table T2. Therefore, a display support base D1 is directly attached to the main table T1 to construct an environment for videoconferencing, or the display support base D1 is attached to the subtable T2, and the subtable T2 is disposed adjacent to the edge 111 of the main table T1. Thus, it is possible to construct an environment for video conferencing so that the monitor M can be viewed from the main table T1 for the conference, and there is no need to specially provide a conventional monitor installation stand. Accordingly, it is possible to preferably solve the problem that the monitor installation table and the table leg, which have been problematic in the past, are complicated.

  The main table T1 supports the vicinity of the edge 111 of the main top plate 11 with a leg 13 via a support block 12, and the main option mounting portion 121 is provided on the support block 12. The monitor M can be mounted using the support block 12 for mounting the legs 13, and the number of parts and the number of mounting steps can be reduced. Further, since the support block 12 is attached to the upper end portion 13a of the leg 13, a relatively large space can be formed below the display support bases D1 and D2. In other words, a member obtained by attaching the display support bases D1 and D2 between and around the pair of legs 13 provided on the edge 111 to which the display support bases D1 and D2 of the main top plate 11 are attached. Therefore, there is no possibility that the user will get caught in the display support bases D1 and D2. Similarly, the sub-table T2 is such that the vicinity of the outward edge 312 of the sub-top plate 31 is supported by an outer leg 33 via a support block 32, and the sub-option mounting portion 321 is attached to the support block 32. Therefore, the monitor M can be attached using the support block 32 for attaching the outer leg 33, the number of parts and the number of attachment steps can be reduced, and the support block 32 is connected to the upper end of the outer leg 33. Since it is attached to the part, a relatively large space can be formed below the display support base D1, and there is an effect that there is no possibility that the user gets caught in the display support base D1.

  In particular, when the display support bases D1 and D2 are attached to the option mounting portions 121 and 321 of the support blocks 12 and 32 of the present embodiment, a bolt (not shown) is simply inserted through the bolt insertion hole 84b and screwed into the screw hole 83a. Therefore, attachment and removal work can be easily performed.

  The sub-table T2 includes an outer leg 33 that supports the vicinity of the outward edge 312 of the sub-top 31 through a support block 32, and an inner leg 34 that can enter the lower side of the main top 11. Since the sub-option mounting portion 321 is provided on the support block 32, the sub-table T2 can be arranged adjacent to the edge 111 of the main table T1 to construct a video conference environment. it can. In particular, in this embodiment, the end edge 111 of the main table T1 and the inward end edge 311 of the sub table T2 are set to have the same size, and the top plate surface 117 of the main top plate 11 and the top of the sub top plate 31 are set. Since the plate surface 314 is set to have the same height, the top plate surface that can be used for a conference can be substantially enlarged if the sub-table T2 is adjacent to the main table T1. In other words, by attaching the sub-table T2 to the main table T1, the main table T1 appears to expand. Further, since the outer legs 33 of the sub-table T2 of the present embodiment are the same as the legs 13 of the main table T1, when the sub-table T2 is adjacent to the main table T1, 1 as a whole. It can look like two tables. That is, the inner legs 34 of the sub-table T2 are arranged below the main top plate 11 of the main table T1, and only the legs 13 of the main table T1 and the outer legs 33 of the sub-table T2 are exposed to the outside. The layout around the main table T1 and the sub-table T2 can be made clear and easy to handle.

  Further, since the sub-table T2 is a movable type provided with casters 33a and 34a, the sub-table T2 is used by moving the sub-table T2 as appropriate so as to be adjacent to a desired edge of another table. It can also be stored at a location away from T1. In particular, when the display support D1 is attached to the option attachment portion 321 of the sub-table T2, when the monitor M is necessary, the sub-table T2 is adjacent to the main table T1, while the monitor M is unnecessary. Since the display support base D1 can be moved to another location while being attached to the sub-table T2, it is easy to eliminate the work of attaching and removing the monitor M and the display support base D1 for the monitor. The meeting environment can be changed.

  In the present embodiment, since the support block 12 of the main table T1 and the support block 32 of the sub-table T2 have the same structure, the display support base D1 is attached to the main table T1 and the sub-table T2. The same mounting method can be used with the case of attaching to the case.

  In addition, the support blocks 12 and 32 of the present embodiment have strengths provided at the corner portion 112 of the main top plate 11 of the main table T1 and the corner portion 112 of the sub top plate 31 of the sub table T2. The display support D1 can be securely attached to the main table T1 or the subtable T2, and it is not necessary to separately provide a special part for attaching the display support D1 to the main table T1 or the subtable T2. In other words, since the support blocks 12 and 32 of the present embodiment are used for other uses than the attachment of the display support base D1, the number of parts and the number of man-hours can be reduced. When the display support D1 is attached to the support blocks 12 and 32, the notch 71 for forming the gap and the bottom wall 5 of the support blocks 12 and 32 are used. , 32, only the notch 71 for forming the gap needs to be used. In other words, unlike the other optional mounting methods, the display support base D1 of this embodiment is mounted so that the support blocks 12 and 32 are sandwiched from above and below by the upper mounting plate 83 and the lower mounting plate 84. Therefore, it can be securely and firmly attached to the support blocks 32 and 12 in a stable manner.

  The main table T1 is provided with a curtain plate 115 orthogonal to the edge 111 under the main top plate 11, and the sub-table T2 can be disposed on both sides of the curtain plate 115. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the inner leg 34 of the sub-table T2 from interfering with the curtain plate 115. More specifically, the inner leg 34 of the sub-table T2 may be one, but when the main table T1 includes the curtain plate 115 along the width direction of the main top plate 11 as in the present embodiment, There arises a problem that the inner leg interferes with the curtain plate 115. On the other hand, if the sub-table T2 is provided with two inner legs 34, even if the monitor M having a relatively heavy weight is attached, the sub-table T2 can be made to stand on its own, and the inner legs 34 and the curtains can be supported. Although interference with the plate 115 can be suppressed, there arises a problem that the leg space is narrowed. However, like the sub-table T2 of the present embodiment, two inner legs 34 are provided, and the distance 371 between the two inner legs 34 can be positioned on both sides of the curtain plate 115. Since they are as close as possible, both the above-mentioned problems can be solved at once.

  As in the present embodiment, the monitor M is supported on one end edge 111 of the main top plate 11 of the main table T1 or the outward end edge 312 of the sub top plate 31 of the sub table T2 via the display support base D1 for monitoring. If the whiteboard W is supported on the other edge 111 of the main table T1 via the display support D2 for whiteboard, it is suitable for video conferencing with an appropriate shielding property that does not bother the surroundings. A space can be constructed.

  Further, the load of the display support bases D1 and D2 itself and the load of the monitor M and the white board W attached to the display support bases D1 and D2 are applied to the arm portions 8 of the display support bases D1 and D2 of this embodiment. However, since the load is dispersed by appropriately reinforcing the portion where the twisting force is applied, even when a relatively heavy monitor M or whiteboard W is installed, it can be firmly held.

  Furthermore, if the back panels 23 and 43 are provided as in the present embodiment, the back side of the monitor M and the whiteboard W can be suitably concealed to improve the appearance, and the monitor M It is possible to suppress leakage of sound emitted from the outside.

  The present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above.

  The furniture system of the present invention is not limited to the one for video conference, and can be applied to various uses.

  The option mounting portion is not limited to that provided on the support block, and may be provided on a leg or a top plate. In addition, the display support base may not be attached using a plurality of option attachment portions, but may be attached using a single option attachment portion.

  Further, the option mounting portion of the main table and the option mounting portion of the sub table may be the same or different from each other.

  The main top plate of the main table may be anything as long as at least one sub-table can be adjacent to the main table. , A plan view oval shape, and other various types are conceivable. For example, if the support block is attached to the four corners of the top plate having a square shape in plan view, the display support base can be attached to the desired locations on the four sides, and the sub-portions can be attached to the desired locations on the four sides. Tables can be placed adjacent to each other.

  The sub-table is not limited to the one described above and can be variously changed. For example, if the sub-table has a wiring duct below the sub-top, the wiring can be gathered when a display support base for supporting the monitor is attached to the sub-table.

  In addition, various changes may be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

S ... Furniture system T1 ... Main table 11 ... Main top plate 111 ... End edge 115 ... Curtain plate 12 ... Support block 121 ... Option mounting part 13 ... Leg T2 ... Sub table 31 ... Sub top plate 311 ... Inward end edge 312 ... Outward Edge 32 ... Support block 321 ... Option mounting part 33 ... Outer leg 34 ... Inner leg D1 ... Display support base

Claims (5)

  A main table having a main option mounting portion in the vicinity of an edge of the main top plate, and a sub top plate capable of making an inward end edge adjacent to the end edge of the main top plate, in the vicinity of the outward edge of the sub top plate A furniture comprising: a sub-table having a sub-option mounting portion; and a display support base that is selectively attached to either the main table or the sub-table option mounting portion. system.   The furniture system according to claim 1, wherein the main table supports the vicinity of an edge of the main top plate with a leg through a support block, and the main option mounting portion is provided on the support block.   The sub-table is provided with an outer leg that supports the vicinity of an outer edge of the sub-top through a support block, and an inner leg that can be inserted below the main top, The furniture system according to claim 2, wherein a sub option mounting portion is provided on the support block.   The furniture system according to claim 3, wherein the support block of the main table and the support block of the sub table have the same structure.   The main table is provided with a curtain plate orthogonal to the edge under the main top plate, and the sub-table has a pair of inner legs that can be arranged on both sides of the curtain plate. The furniture system according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the furniture system is provided.

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