JP2015084854A - Chair - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve a problem in which it is difficult to recognize a storage location of disaster response articles to be used when disaster occurs.SOLUTION: A chair for office is configured to comprise disaster response articles that can be used in the event of disaster. If the chair for office is suitably used in an office or the like, it is easy to grasp whether or not an amount of disaster response articles used when disaster such as an earthquake occurs is enough to be given to every person. Also, it is possible to recognize, at normal times, a storage location of the disaster response articles used when disaster occurs, and obtain an effect that the disaster response articles can be used in the event of disaster.

Description

  The present invention relates to an office chair suitably used in an office or the like.

  Recently, in various offices and public facilities, various disaster response supplies have been stored in preparation for disasters such as earthquakes (see, for example, Patent Document 1 below). For example, since disaster response supplies such as helmets and lights are not used except in the event of a disaster, they are often stored together in a storage or the like located away from the vicinity of the seats that are normally used.

  However, if a disaster occurs and you want to use disaster response supplies, it is difficult to understand the storage location, and unless you have a specific person who knows what is stored in which storage, you will need to stockpile it. This may result in a failure to immediately use the disaster response supplies.

  In addition, it is difficult to grasp how much disaster supplies are stored in the storage, and if the number of disaster supplies taken from the storage is less than the number of people in the office, etc. There is a problem that some people cannot use the supplies.

  In this way, with the conventional method for storing disaster response supplies, it is difficult to determine whether or not the amount that can be distributed one by one when a disaster occurs, and each person in the office etc. There was a problem that it was difficult to recognize.

JP 2012-52362 A

  The present invention has been made paying attention to the above-described circumstances, and an object thereof is to solve the problem that it is difficult to recognize the storage location of a disaster response product used when a disaster occurs.

  That is, the office chair of the present invention has the following configuration.

  The office chair according to claim 1 is provided with a disaster response product that can be used in a disaster.

  Here, “disaster response supplies” means articles that are needed immediately to evacuate to a safe place in the event of a disaster, such as portable lighting equipment, whistles, protective caps, medical products for first aid, masks, etc. At least one of them is provided.

  The chair according to claim 2 is an office chair provided with a chair body having a seat arranged on a support base supported by a leg in the configuration according to claim 1, wherein the disaster response article is provided. Is disposed at a position below the seating surface of the seat.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the configuration according to the second aspect, the chair is provided with a disaster response product set in which the disaster response product substantially corresponding to the content of one person is stored in a storage member. An attachment portion for attaching the support base is disposed on the support base, the outer shell of the seat, or a back support rod pivotally attached to the support base.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the configuration according to the third aspect, the disaster response article set is detachable from the chair main body by a support member mainly composed of a belt-like or net-like member. It can be attached.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the configuration according to the third or fourth aspect, the disaster response product set is attached to the chair main body in a form that is visible from the outside.

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the configuration according to the third, fourth, or fifth aspect, the disaster response article set includes a display unit for allowing the outer surface to grasp the contents.

  The chair according to claim 7 is configured such that in the configuration according to claim 3, 4, 5 or 6, the chair body can tilt the seat and the backrest in conjunction with each other, The disaster response article set is attached at a position where it cannot come into contact with other parts constituting the chair body when the seat and the backrest are tilted backward. Here, examples of the “other part” include a leg, a support base, and a back support rod.

  The chair according to claim 8 is configured such that in the configuration according to claim 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7, the outer shape of the storage member can be deformed according to the disaster response article stored therein. Has been.

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to easily recognize the storage location of the disaster response product used when a disaster occurs.

The perspective view which shows one Embodiment of this invention. The front view in the embodiment. The rear view in the embodiment. The side view in the embodiment. The top view in the embodiment. The perspective view in the embodiment. The exploded perspective view in the embodiment. The exploded perspective view in the embodiment. The exploded perspective view in the embodiment. The exploded perspective view in the embodiment. The expansion perspective view which shows the bush etc. in the same embodiment. The partial expanded sectional view which shows the support base etc. which were cut | disconnected by the WW line in FIG. The side view for demonstrating the internal structure in the embodiment. The side view for demonstrating the internal structure in the embodiment. The expanded side view which shows the bush etc. in the same embodiment. The expanded side view which shows the bush etc. in the same embodiment. The expanded side view which shows the bush etc. in the same embodiment. The exploded perspective view in the embodiment. The top view which shows the seat inner shell in the same embodiment. The top view which shows the seat inner shell in the same embodiment. XX line expanded sectional view in FIG. The perspective view which shows the support base part etc. in the same embodiment. The perspective view which shows the disaster response goods set in the embodiment.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  In this embodiment, the present invention is applied to a chair A that is an office swivel chair suitably used in an office or the like.

  The chair A is a chair body C to which a disaster response product set B as an article is attached.

  The chair body C includes a leg 1 having a caster 11 at a lower end, a support base 2 supported by the leg 1, a seat support member 3 disposed on the support base 2, and a seat support member 3 A seat 4 supported above, a back support rod 5 having a base end portion pivotally attached to the support base 2, and a backrest 6 supported by the back support rod 5 are provided. Details will be described below.

  The leg 1 includes a plurality of leg blades 12 that are radially provided with casters 11 on the lower surface of the front end portion, leg struts 13 that are erected on the assembly of the leg blades 12, and main portions of the leg struts 13. And a gas spring 131 formed. The gas spring 131 includes a cylinder 131a fixed to the leg blade 12 and a rod 131b that can be moved up and down with respect to the cylinder 131a. The support base 2 is attached to the tip of the rod 131b. An operation button 131 c for locking and unlocking the gas spring 131 is provided at the tip of the gas spring 131. The operation button 131c is operated by a lifting operation lever 24 that is rotatably attached to the support base 2.

  The support base 2 includes a support base main body 21 and a support base cover 22 that covers the lower surface side of the support base main body 21.

  The support base body 21 is made of metal, and includes a bottom wall 211, left and right side walls 212 erected from both sides of the bottom wall 211, and a rear wall 213 erected on the rear side of the bottom wall 211. And a ceiling wall 214 provided between the both side walls 212 corresponding to the rear half of the bottom wall 211, and the rod 131 b of the gas spring 131 penetrates the bottom wall 211 and the ceiling wall 214. It is worn. An attachment hole (not shown) extending in the front-rear direction for attaching a bush 26 described later is formed on the front end side of the both side walls 212. The rear wall 213 is provided with a plurality of rows of lock holes 213a constituting a back tilt lock mechanism 8 described later at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction. A tilt reaction force generation mechanism, which will be described later, is accommodated in the front half of the support base 2 in relation to the long hole 261 of the bush 26 mounted in the mounting hole. A front shaft j1 that is a reciprocating member that moves in the front-rear direction is disposed in the long hole 261.

  The support base cover 22 is made of resin, and includes a bottom wall 221 in which a passage hole 221a through which the leg support 13 passes is formed, an inclined wall 222 extending obliquely forward from the front edge of the bottom wall 221, and this inclination A front wall 223 erected from the front end edge of the wall 222 and left and right side walls 224 erected from the left and right side edges of the bottom wall 221 and the inclined wall 222 are provided. The inclined wall 222 includes a manual attachment part 222a for attaching a manual to the outer surface side.

  The seat support member 3 is made of metal, and has a top wall 31, left and right side walls 32 suspended downward from left and right side edges of the top wall 31, and outward from the lower edges of the side walls 32. And a ridge 33 extended. The front end portions of the left and right side walls 32 are supported by the support base 2 so as to be able to move back and forth via a front shaft j1 inserted through a long hole 261 of a bush 26 disposed in the support base 2. The rear ends of the left and right side walls 32 are pivotally attached to the back support rod 5 via a rear shaft j2.

  The seat 4 is a seat outer shell 41 fixed to the seat support member 3, and the upper surface is a seat surface 4 s, and can be moved in the front-rear direction on the seat outer shell 41 via a guide rail mechanism 43. The seat main body 42 arranged and a lock mechanism 44 for locking the seat main body 42 to the seat outer shell 41 so as not to move are provided.

  The seat outer shell 41 is made of synthetic resin, has a recessed portion 411 in which the seat support member 3 is accommodated in a central portion on the lower surface side, and has a reinforcing rib 412 on the upper surface, and the seat support member 3 is fixed on the flange 33 using screws v1. On the upper surface of the seat outer shell 41, a plurality of protrusions 413 having a tip portion st formed wider than a base end portion kt are provided. On the lower surface of the seat outer shell 41, a lever unit attaching portion 414 for attaching a lever unit 45 constituting the lock mechanism 44 is provided.

  The seat body 42 includes a seat inner shell 421 that is slidable in the front-rear direction on the seat outer shell 41, a seat cushion (not shown) provided on the seat inner shell 421, and the seat cushion. And an exterior material 422 which is a stretched material that wraps around the peripheral edge of the seat inner shell 421.

  The seat inner shell 421 is made of synthetic resin, and includes a plurality of slits 421 a extending in the front-rear direction constituting the guide rail mechanism 43 in cooperation with the protrusions 413 of the seat outer shell 41. Each of the slits 421a has a narrow portion wn having a width corresponding to the base end portion kt of the projection 413 in plan view, and the slit 421a is provided continuously to the narrow portion wn and passes through the distal end portion st of the projection 413. And a wide portion wm having an allowable width dimension. That is, the seat main body 42 can be positioned in the slide region rs that can slide relative to the seat outer shell 41 and the separation region rd that can be detached from the seat outer shell 41 in a state where the seat main body 42 cannot be detached from the seat outer shell 41. In the slide region rs, the projection 413 is positioned at the narrow portion wn of the slit 421a, and in the separation region rd, the projection 413 is positioned at the wide portion wm of the slit 421a. When the lever unit 45 is attached to the lever unit attachment portion 414 of the seat outer shell 41 in a normal posture, the seat main body 42 cannot be moved to the separation region rd by the separation prohibiting portion 451a.

  The lever unit 45 includes a frame 451 provided with a separation prohibiting portion 451a having a protruding shape on the upper surface, and is supported by the frame 451 so as to be pivotable in the vertical direction. A lever 452 having an engaging claw 452a, and a spring 453 for urging the lever 452 in a direction in which the engaging claw 452a protrudes upward. Then, in a state where the frame 451 is attached to the lever unit attachment portion 414 of the seat outer shell 41 using the screw v2, the separation prohibiting portion 451a is disposed through the first window 415 provided in the seat outer shell 41. 41, and the engaging claws 452a protrude on the seat outer shell 41 through the second window 416 provided on the seat outer shell 41. A groove 421b into which the separation prohibiting portion 451a is inserted is formed at a portion corresponding to the first window 415 of the seat inner shell 421. The length dimension in the front-rear direction of the groove 421b substantially corresponds to the slide region rs. That is, when the seat main body 42 tries to slide out of the slide region rs, the separation prohibiting portion 451a abuts against the end of the groove 421b so that the seat main body 42 cannot move to the separation region rd. It has become. In other words, the detachment prohibiting portion 451a also serves as the slide range regulating means 46 for regulating the slide range in the front-rear direction with respect to the seat outer shell 41 of the seat body 42. The slide range restricting means 46 is mainly composed of a groove 421b and a separation prohibiting portion 451a.

  In a portion corresponding to the second window 415 of the seat inner shell 421, a plurality of engaging claw engaging portions 421c that selectively engage with the engaging claw 452a of the lever unit 45 are spaced apart in the front-rear direction. Is provided. That is, the lever unit 45 and the plurality of engaging claw engaging portions 421c constitute a lock mechanism 44 for locking the seat body 42 to the seat outer shell 41 so as not to move. In other words, the locking mechanism 44 operates by operating a lever 452 provided on the seat outer shell 41 that is received by the seat and supported by the frame 451, so that the engagement claw 452a is positioned between the locking position pl and the unlocking position pu. And an engaging claw engaging portion 421c provided on the seat main body 42 to engage and disengage the engaging claw 452a of the lever unit 45. The operating end 452b of the lever 452 is By rotating upward, the engagement between the engagement claw 452a and the engagement claw engagement portion 421c is temporarily released, and the engagement claw 452a is engaged with the engagement claw engagement portion 421c which is a different hole. By doing so, the position of the seat body 42 relative to the seat outer shell 41 can be changed.

  Thus, the lever unit 45 prohibits the seat main body 42 from being detached from the seat outer shell 41 when attached to the seat outer shell 41 in a regular posture, and releases the regular posture when the seat body 42 is released from the regular posture. Since the seat main body 42 is provided with the separation prohibiting portion 451a that allows the seat main body 42 to be detached from the seat outer shell 41, the seat inner shell 421 is moved to the separation region by removing the lever unit 45 from the seat outer shell 41. Can be removed from the seat outer shell 41.

  The back support rod 5 includes a back support rod main body 51 whose base end is supported by the support base 2 via the main shaft j3, and a lower back support rod cover 52 that covers the base end side of the back support rod main body 51. The upper back support cover 53 is provided.

  The back support rod main body 51 includes a lower frame 511 made of a plate material and an upper frame 512 mainly made of a pipe material. The lower frame 511 includes left and right support plates 511a disposed close to the outer surface side of the side wall 224 in the support base 2 and a horizontal member 511b having a three-dimensional structure that rigidly connects the support plates 511a.

  The left and right support plates 511a are flat plates made of steel plates, and the front end portions are rotatably supported by the support base portion 3 via the main shaft j3. A pipe attachment portion 511c for rigidly connecting the upper frame 512 is provided at the rear end portions of the left and right support plates 511a. The horizontal member 511b has a channel shape opened upward, and both ends thereof are rigidly connected to the inner side surface of the support plate 511a via a welded joint. Specifically, the horizontal member 511b is erected on the bottom wall x1, the front wall x2 standing on the front edge of the bottom wall x1, and the rear wall of the bottom wall x1 facing the front wall x2. The rear wall x3 is provided.

  The upper frame 512 includes a pipe member 512a whose base end portion is rigidly connected to the pipe attachment portion 511c via a welded joint, and a lower bracket 512b and an upper bracket 512c that connect the pipe members 512a. . The lower bracket 512b and the upper bracket 512c are rigidly connected to the pipe member 512a via a weld joint, and the backrest 6 is attached to the lower bracket 512b and the upper bracket 512c.

  A back tilt lock mechanism 8 for locking the backrest 6 at a desired backward tilt position is provided between the back support rod 5 and the support base 2. The back tilt lock mechanism 8 engages an engagement member 513 provided on the back support rod 5 with a lock hole 213a provided using the wall of the support base 3, and puts the back support rod 5 in a predetermined tilt position. It can be locked. That is, the back tilt lock mechanism 8 is provided with a plurality of rows of locking holes 213a at intervals in the vertical direction on the rear wall 213 of the support base 2 and moved while being held by the back support rod 5. The engaging member 513 can be selectively engaged with any one of the lock holes 213a. Specifically, the engaging member 513 is a plate-like member that is held back and forth by slits provided at the lower ends of the front wall x2 and the rear wall x3 of the horizontal member 511b of the back support rod 5. A protrusion 513a that can be engaged with any row of the lock holes 213a is provided at the front edge. The engaging member 513 is placed in one of a lockable state in which it is elastically urged forward by the urging mechanism 8a and a lock release state (not shown) in which it is elastically urged rearward. The urging mechanism 8a has a backward tilt lock operation lever 514 that can be moved between the lock position Pa and the lock release position Pb, and the engagement member 513 when the rear tilt lock operation lever 514 is at the lock position Pa. And a torsion coil spring 515 that elastically biases the engaging member 513 backward when the backward tilt lock operating lever 514 is in the unlocking position Pb. The torsion coil spring 515 has one end supported by the backward tilt lock operation lever 514 and the other end supported by the engagement member 513. The rear tilt lock operation lever 514 is moved from the lock position Pa to the unlock position Pb. When moving to the position, the urging direction with respect to the engaging member 513 is reversed through the thought point. The biasing mechanism 8a in this embodiment biases the engaging member 513 forward when the backward tilt lock operation lever 514 is at the lock position Pa, and when the rear tilt lock operation lever 514 is at the unlock position Pb. Is configured to urge the engaging member 513 backward.

  The lower back support cover 52 is provided below the seating surface 4a, and has an attachment portion 521 to which a disaster response product set B, which is an article suspended and supported by a support member E such as a belt, can be attached. I have. The attachment portion 521 includes a vertical wall 521a that can be attached to the side surface of the storage member B2 in the disaster response product set B and a top wall 521b that is a horizontal portion that can be attached to the upper surface side of the storage member B2. . A space sp for arranging the disaster response product set B is formed mainly with the standing wall 521a and the top wall 521b. That is, the attachment portion 521 is disposed on the back support rod 5, the vertical portion is a standing wall 521 a formed on the back support rod 5, and the lateral portion is formed on the back support rod 5. It is the top wall 521b.

  Specifically, the lower back support cover 52 includes a bottom wall 522 that covers a part of the lower frame 511 of the support base 2 and the back support 5 from the lower side, and a rear end of the bottom wall 522. The standing wall 521a rising upward, the top wall 521b extending rearward from the upper end of the standing wall 521a, and the left and right side walls 524 integrally provided on both sides of the top wall 521b, the standing wall 521a, and the bottom wall 522 are provided. The top wall 521b and the standing wall 521a form an L-shaped part in side view. Thus, the space sp surrounded by the attachment portion 521 that is an attachment portion of the article including the standing wall 521a and the top wall 521b is formed behind the support base 3, and the space sp A disaster response product set B, which is an article, is arranged in a state of being attached to the top wall 521b and the standing wall 521a. The disaster response product set B is configured such that the storage member B2 stores disaster response products B1 such as a head protection cap B11 and a flashlight B12 for emergency response when a disaster occurs.

  The upper back support cover 53 is for covering the connecting portion of the lower frame 511 and the upper frame 512 of the back support 5 and is a nut portion of the lower back support cover 52 through a bolt insertion hole (not shown). It is attached to the back support rod main body 51 by a bolt (not shown) screwed to 521c.

  The backrest 6 includes a backrest main body 61 and a back outer shell 62 disposed after the backrest main body 61.

  The backrest body 61 includes a back inner shell 612, a back cushion (not shown) attached to the front surface of the back inner shell 612, and a tension covering the periphery of the back cushion and the back inner shell 612. A certain exterior material 613 is provided. The back inner shell 612 is made of a synthetic resin which is divided into a back outer shell mounting region 612a covered by the back outer shell 62 and an upper extending region 612b extending above the back outer shell mounting region 612a. The back outer shell mounting region 612a is surrounded by the surrounding wall ya. A large number of vertical ribs yb and horizontal ribs yc are provided in a lattice pattern on the back side of the back outer shell mounting region 612a, and upper and lower back support rod mounting portions are located at positions avoiding these vertical ribs yb and horizontal ribs yc. yd, a plurality of boss portions ye for attaching the peripheral portion of the back outer shell 62, and a nut portion yf for fixing the upper edge portion of the back outer shell 62 are provided. The upper extension region 612b is provided with a number of vertical ribs yg and horizontal ribs yh on the back side, and all of the front and back surfaces are covered with an exterior material 613.

  The back outer shell 62 includes a back outer shell main body 621, a handle unit HU having a handle portion 622 that is disposed on the back outer shell main body 621 and can be gripped by a user, and is formed below the handle portion 622. And a standing wall portion 623 disposed in the back in the rear view of the opening 624 for inserting a finger.

  More specifically, the back outer shell main body 621 has a shape corresponding to the back outer shell mounting region 612a of the back inner shell 612 and is fitted to the outer periphery of the surrounding wall ya of the back inner shell 612 at the periphery thereof. Surrounding wall 621a. A concave portion 621b is formed on the back side in the upper end portion intermediate region of the back outer shell main body 621, and the peripheral wall ya does not exist in a portion corresponding to the concave portion 621b. The recessed portion 621b is for mounting the handle portion 622, and an attachment portion 621c for attaching the handle portion 622 is provided on the inner wall wk thereof. The mounting portion 621c includes a flat seat surface za and a bolt insertion hole zb that penetrates through a portion corresponding to the seat surface za. A convex portion 621e that engages with the boss portion ye is formed at a portion corresponding to the boss portion ye of the back inner shell 612 in the back outer shell main body 621.

  The handle unit HU is made of a synthetic resin formed separately from the back outer shell main body 621. The handle unit HU and the back outer shell main body 621 are connected to the backrest main body 61 by a common bolt v3. Are tightened together. More specifically, the handle unit HU is fitted into the recessed portion 621b of the back outer shell main body 621, and includes left and right side walls zc, a handle portion 622 installed above the side walls zc, and the side walls. a lower wall zd constructed between the lower edges of zc and a front wall ze constructed between the front edges of the side wall zc, between the handle 622 and the lower wall zd An opening 624 for inserting a finger is formed. A bolt insertion hole zf is formed in the front wall ze, and the front wall ze is a rear wall wk of the recessed portion 621b in a state where the handle unit HU is fitted to the recessed portion 621b of the back outer shell 62. The bolt insertion hole zf in the front wall ze and the bolt insertion hole zb in the back wall wk are matched with each other. Then, the handle portion 622 and the back outer shell main body 621 are fastened together with the backrest main body 61 by screwing the bolt v3 that has passed through the bolt insertion holes zf and zb to the nut portion yf of the back inner shell 612. Yes. In a state where the handle unit HU is mounted on the recessed portion 621b of the back outer shell main body 621, the back surface of the handle unit HU and the back surface of the back outer shell main body 621 are flush with each other. The bolt insertion hole zf provided in the front wall of the handle unit HU is provided with a counterbore zf1 for receiving the head of the bolt v3, and the head of the bolt v3 that is fastened together is located in the front wall ze. It is supposed to be buried in. In this state, a cover 623 constituting a standing wall portion is detachably attached to the back surface of the front wall ze.

  The cover 623 covers the head of the bolt v3 and the surrounding area so as not to be visually recognized from the outside, and allows the fingers inserted through the opening 624 to come into contact with the back. . The cover 623 is made of a resin that is set to a size such that the backrest body 61 cannot be seen through the opening 624 when viewed from the back. The cover 623 has a rectangular shape and has an engaging protrusion 623a that engages with the positioning hole zg of the handle unit HU on the lower edge, and elastically deforms the member in the engaging hole 621d of the back outer shell main body 621 on the upper edge. An elastic claw 623b that engages by using is provided. With the cover 623 tilted rearward, the engaging protrusion 623a is engaged with the positioning hole zg and then rotated forward so that the elastic claw 623b engages with the engaging hole 621d, and the handle unit HU The front wall ze is attached in a state of being attached to the back surface.

  The chair body C configured as described above can move the backrest 6 from the use position (U) to the locking position (R) as shown in FIGS. When the pressing force is eliminated, the backrest 6 self-returns to the use position (U) by the action of the tilting reaction force generating mechanism 9. When the backrest 6 is tilted by the action of the synchro-rocking mechanism SY, the seat 4 is tilted at a certain rate in conjunction with the tilting.

  The tilt reaction force generation mechanism 9 is provided in the support base 2, and includes a pair of springs S, a base-side spring retainer 91 that holds the base ends of the springs S, and a tip of the spring S. A front end side spring retainer 92 that holds the portion, and the urging force of the spring S is transmitted to the front shaft j1 via the front end side spring retainer 92 to thereby cause the seat 4 and the backrest 6 to move. It is urged in the use position (U) direction. And the magnitude | size of the urging | biasing force by the said spring S can be changed by changing the position of the said base end side spring retainer 91 by the reaction force adjustment mechanism 93. FIG. The front end side spring retainer 92 includes a groove 921 having a semicircular cross section on the front surface, and the groove 921 holds the intermediate portion of the front shaft j1. The reaction force adjustment mechanism 93 is disposed with its axis oriented in the left-right direction, and rotates the reaction force adjustment lever 94 to rotate integrally with the reaction force adjustment lever 94 around the axis, An advancing / retracting member 95 that is screwed to the feed screw member 941 and reciprocates in the left / right direction in accordance with forward / reverse rotation of the feed screw member 941, and the advancing / retreating operation of the advancing / retreating member 95 in the left / right direction is the base end spring It has a normal configuration including a cam mechanism 96 that converts the retainer 91 to a change in position in the front-rear direction.

  The synchro-rocking mechanism SY supports the front end side of the seat support member 3 that supports the seat 4 to the support base 2 via the front shaft j1 so as to be movable back and forth, and the rear end side of the seat support member 3 to the rear shaft j2. It is supported in the middle of the back support rod 5 through. According to this synchro-rocking mechanism SY, when the backrest 6 is tilted backward from the use position (U) to the locking position (R), the seat support member 3 performs the retreat operation while sinking the rear end side. Thus, the front shaft j moves from the use position (U) to the locking position (R) along the long hole 261 of the bush 26 disposed on the support base 2. The chair body C includes a front shaft j1 that is a reciprocating member that reciprocates in accordance with the synchro-rocking operation of the seat 4 and the backrest 6, and a regulating member 25 that locks the front shaft j1 at the initial position p2. And the front shaft j1 can move from the assembly position p1 where the urging force of the spring S becomes zero to the locking position p3 via the initial position p2 before the restriction member 25 is attached. In this way, the restricting member 25 can be retrofitted in a state where the front shaft j1 is moved to the locking position p3 side from the initial position p2. That is, a restricting member attaching portion 262 for retrofitting the restricting member 25 is provided on one end side of the long hole 261.

  More specifically, a mounting hole having a long hole shape is formed in the front end portion of the support base 2, and a long hole 261 for guiding the front shaft j1 so as to reciprocate in the front-rear direction is provided in the mounting hole. The resin bush 26 is provided. The restriction member mounting portion 262 is formed on the front end side of the bush 26 so as to be continuous with the long hole 261. The long hole 261 has a width corresponding to the front shaft j1, and the restricting member mounting portion 262 has an opening width larger than the width of the long hole 261. The restricting member 25 is a shaft having an irregular cross section that can be fitted into the restricting member mounting portion 262, and includes a locking portion 251 for locking the front shaft j1 at a portion facing the long hole 261. Yes. During normal use, the front shaft j1 reciprocates in the front-rear direction between an initial position p2 contacting the locking portion 251 of the restricting member 25 and a rear locking position p3. The restricting member 25 has a positioning flange 252 at the inner end thereof, and is provided with a knob portion 253 that can be gripped with fingers by the inside of the flange 252. It can be retrofitted by inserting it into the regulating member mounting portion 262 from the inside.

  A retaining mechanism 27 is provided between the restricting member 25 and the bush 26 so as to engage with each other in a state in which the restricting member 25 is inserted to a proper position where the flange 252 contacts the bush 26. It has been. The retaining mechanism 27 includes an engaging portion 254 provided on the restricting member 25 side and an elastic claw 263 provided on the bush 26 side and elastically engaging with the engaging portion 254 by using the insertion operation of the restricting member 25. It is equipped with. The bush 26 and the restricting member 25 that form the long hole 261 are respectively provided on the left and right side walls 212 of the support base 2 so as to correspond to both ends of the front shaft j1.

  In a stage before both the restricting members 25 are mounted, the front shaft j1 can be present at a position where the front shaft j1 enters the restricting member mounting portion 262, that is, at an assembly position p1 where the urging force of the spring S is zero. It becomes. Therefore, the front shaft j1 is inserted into the assembly position p1 in the previous stage where the restricting member 25 is not attached and is brought into contact with the tip side spring retainer 92 in an unloaded state, and then the front shaft is tilted while the backrest 6 is tilted backward. j1 is passed through the initial position p2 and moved in the locking position p3 direction, and the restricting members 25 are mounted on the restricting member mounting portions 262 from the inside in this state. If the backward pressing force against the backrest 6 is released in this state, the front shaft j1 is moved forward by the urging force of the spring S and is locked at the initial position p2 where it abuts against the regulating member 25. . At the initial position p2, the front shaft j1 is stably held at the initial position p2 by the preload of the spring S, and the backrest 6 and the seat 4 are stationary at the use position (U).

  The chair body C in this embodiment includes a front shaft j1 that is a reciprocating member that performs a reciprocating motion in accordance with a synchro-rocking operation of the seat 4 and the backrest 6, and substantially the entire operating range of the front shaft j1. A resin-made resistance member 28 is provided which clamps the front shaft j1 from two opposite directions and gives frictional resistance to the reciprocating motion.

  The resistance member 28 connects the pinching portion 281 that forms a pair holding the front shaft j1, the first connecting portion 282 that connects one ends of these pressing portions, and the other ends of the pressing portion 281. It is an annular thing provided with the 2nd connection part 283. The resistance member 28 is configured such that the separation dimension w2 between the clamping parts 281 is set smaller than the diameter w1 of the front shaft j1, that is, the outer diameter dimension w1 of the front shaft j1 in the clamping direction. The both clamping parts 281 are elastically pressed against the resistance member 28 by a repulsive force. The separation distance w2 between the clamping parts 281 is set to about three-fifths of the outer dimension w1 of the front shaft j1. The resistance member 28 is provided integrally with the bush 26. In the resistance member 28, the first and second connecting portions 282 and 283 are integrated with the bush 26, and most of the clamping portions 281 are separated from the bush 26 through slits. . More specifically, both the pinching portions 281 are leaf spring-shaped, and the first connecting portion 282 has a U-shape in a side view connecting the ends of both the pinching portions 281. It is. The second connecting portion 283 also serves as the restricting member attaching portion 262, and the restricting member attaching portion 262 and the first connecting portion 282 are integrated with the bush 26. The bush 26 and the resistance member 28 are integrally formed using POM (polyacetal) resin.

  The chair body C in this embodiment has the following configuration in addition to the structure described above. The backrest 6 of the chair body C has a wide shape that is curved so that both end portions surround both sides of the seated person with the lower half 6b tilted slightly forward. The upper half 6a is inclined slightly rearward from the lower half 6b through a bent portion 6c bent in a dogleg shape in a side view. The upper half 6a has a narrower width than the lower half 6b. The upper surface 6s of the lower half 6b that extends to the front side of the upper half 6a is set to be substantially continuous with the upper surface 7s of the armrest 7.

  The armrest 7 includes an armrest body 71 having a U-shape that is opened rearward and a mounting arm 72 that attaches the armrest body 71 to the seat outer shell 41 of the seat 4. Is set so as to be substantially continuous with the upper surface 6s of the lower half 6b of the backrest 6. Further, the lower surface 711 of the armrest main body 71 is set to be substantially continuous with the lower surface 6 u of the backrest 6. The disaster response product set B is mounted on the chair body C thus formed. In other words, the chair A includes a disaster response product B1 that can be used in the event of a disaster, and includes the chair body C and the disaster response product set B.

  The disaster response product set B is a storage member B2 in which the disaster response product B1 substantially corresponding to the content of one person is stored, and an attachment part for attaching the disaster response product set B The portion 521 is disposed on the back support rod 5. That is, the disaster response product B1 is arranged at a position below the seat surface 4s of the seat 4. The disaster response product set B is suspended and supported by the support member E with respect to the back support rod 5 in a state of being attached to the attachment portion 521. The support member E in this embodiment is mainly composed of a belt-shaped member having a hook-and-loop fastener that can be attached to and detached from the end portion. The disaster response product set B is suspended and supported.

  Hereinafter, the disaster response product set B and the support member E will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.

  The disaster response product set B is detachably attached to the chair main body C in a form visible from the outside by a support member E mainly composed of a belt-shaped member, and has a thin box shape. The storage member B2 and the disaster response product B1 stored in the storage member B2 are provided.

  The storage member B2 is relatively rigid with a space in which the disaster response product B1 can be stored, and has a bottom wall B21 having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, and an upper side from the front edge of the bottom wall B21. Front wall B22 extending to the left, left and right side walls B23 extending rearward from the left and right side edges of the front wall B22, a rear wall B24 provided between the left and right side walls B23, and an upper edge of the rear wall B24 And a ceiling wall B25 having a rectangular shape in plan view extending forward. The bottom wall B21 and the top wall B25 are provided with a magnet (not shown) for enabling the storage member B2 to be attached to a metal part. In the left and right side walls B23 and rear wall B24, a bottom wall B21 and a top wall B25 are developed centering on the front wall B22 so that the disaster response article B1 in the space can be taken in and out at the time of disaster occurrence or inspection. Fastener B26 is provided. Moreover, this storage member B2 is provided with a display unit (not shown) for grasping the contents on the outer surface.

  The storage member B2 is entirely sized to be disposed in the space sp, and the front-rear width dimension of the storage member B2 is the front-rear width dimension of the top wall 521b of the back support rod 5 as shown in FIG. The height dimension of the storage member B2 is set to be substantially the same as the height dimension of the standing wall 521a of the back support rod 5. As shown in FIG. 3, the left-right width dimension of the storage member B2 is set to be substantially the same as the left-right width dimensions of the standing wall 521a and the top wall 521b of the back support rod 5.

  The disaster response product B1 is an item that is necessary for each individual to evacuate to a safe place in the event of a disaster. For example, the safety hat B11 that protects the head from scattered objects such as glass, and a slight breath However, it is a whistle B13 that produces a sound that can easily reach the human ear, a safety light B12 that can be used in places where there is a risk of gas leakage, and a three-dimensional mask B14 that prevents suction of dust due to collapsed materials. The safety hat B11 is a foldable simple helmet including an impact cushioning material and a resin sheet at the front and top of the head, and a rear side is provided with a heart. This safety hat B11 protects the head and neck from the scattered matter and is water repellent so that it can be used as a simple rain gear. In addition to this, the disaster response product B1 is an emergency set that can be used as a first aid in case of injury, a non-slip work gloves that can also be used as a hand protection and cold protection, a dry cell battery charger, and a bag. A simple sub-bag that is useful for transporting unloaded luggage, a set of water-resistant message labels and versatile writing instruments that are ideal for writing in an emergency, aluminum blankets that are excellent in moisture retention and can be used as rain gear, saws, can openers, drivers, etc. Multipurpose knives packed with functions, raincoats best suited to prevent rain when moving and working, shoe rub prevention sheets with cushioning material best suited to rub shoes when walking for long periods of time, hand wiping and emergency when water stops Wet power generation that is useful for medical treatment, plastic bags that can be applied to various uses such as water transportation, and power generation by repeatedly grasping the handle No battery LED lights, AM · FM is receivable small radio, small white LED light, batteries, foodstuffs typified by hard tack may be housed in the housing member B2.

  The support member E has a length capable of integrally winding the upper back support cover 52 and the storage member B2 of the disaster response product set B, and is made of, for example, a material that is not stretchable. It is. More specifically, the support member E connects the deformable left and right hanging portions E1 depending on the outer surface side of the left and right side walls 524 and the upper ends of the left and right hanging portions E1 above the top wall 521b. The connecting part (not shown) and the surface fastener (not shown) provided at the ends of the left and right hanging parts E1 are provided. The ends of the left and right hanging portions E1 are joined to each other by a surface fastener below the bottom wall B21 of the storage member B2. More specifically, only the support member E suspended from the back support cover 52 exists below the disaster response product set B, and the disaster response product set B uses the support member E for almost all of its load. To receive.

  The hook-and-loop fastener of the support member E is attached to a place where it can be seen from the outside. When the hook-and-loop fastener is removed, the disaster response set B can be easily detached from the chair body C. Further, the storage member B2 is provided with a fastener B26 on the outer peripheral surface, and since this fastener B26 is exposed to the outside, the storage member B2 cannot be removed from the chair body C without being able to remove the support member E. Even if not, it is possible to open the fastener B26 of the storage member B2 and take out the contents of the storage member B2.

  As described above, the office chair A according to the present embodiment includes the disaster response product B1 that can be used in the event of a disaster. Therefore, the disaster response product B1 that should be provided for each person is provided at an appropriate location. Can be equipped. In other words, the accessibility to the disaster response supplies B1 from the seated state is very good compared to the conventional storage of disaster response supplies in a separate warehouse from the seat. It is. In other words, each person can recognize and manage the storage location of the disaster response supplies B1 individually, and there is a problem that the disaster response supplies B1 are insufficient for the number of people, or the location where the disaster response supplies B1 are stored is difficult to understand. It can be solved at once.

  As described above, the chair A of the present embodiment can prompt an individual to evacuate quickly when a disaster occurs. For this reason, busy departments (general affairs departments, etc.) who are busy and confused when conducting a disaster take out disaster response supplies B1 from warehouses to evacuate people in the building to a safe place. Therefore, it is not necessary to perform the time-consuming work of distributing to each individual, and the work of the department in charge can be reduced. In addition, there is an effect that a space such as a warehouse for storing the disaster response article B1 can be suppressed during normal times.

  In particular, it is an office chair A provided with a chair body C in which a seat 4 is arranged on a support base 2 supported by a leg 1, and the disaster response article B1 is from a seat surface 4 s of the seat 4. Since the dead space below the chair body C is effectively utilized, the disaster response product B1 can be stored. Therefore, during normal times, the disaster response article B1 is normally seated, specifically, the locking operation when the seated person falls on the backrest 6, the lifting operation lever 24, the rearward tilting operation lever 514, and the reaction force adjustment lever 94. This does not obstruct the operation of the operation unit. On the other hand, in the event of a disaster, equipped with disaster response supplies B1, which are arranged within reach from the sitting position, especially portable lighting fixtures B12, whistle B13, protective cap B11, mask B14, etc. that are immediately useful for evacuating to a safe place Easy access to the location helps evacuate in an emergency.

  Since the disaster response product B1 of this embodiment includes at least a hat-type helmet B11, the helmets B11 that are required one by one for evacuation should be stored in a folded and compact state. Can do.

  The storage member B2 includes a disaster response product set B in which the disaster response product B1 substantially corresponding to the content of one person is stored, and an attachment portion 521 which is an attachment portion for mounting the disaster response product set B is provided. Since the back support rod 5 pivotally attached to the support base 2 is arranged, the disaster response product set B can be attached to the back support rod 5 that can be easily accessed from the sitting posture. In particular, because the disaster response set B is firmly bound and held by the attachment part 521, the chair A suddenly moves when the earthquake shakes or fires occur, or the chair A is overturned. Even so, the disaster response product set B does not come off the chair body C.

  Since the disaster response product set B is detachably attached to the chair main body C by a support member E mainly composed of a belt-shaped member, the disaster response product set B can be chaired with a relatively simple configuration. It can be attached to the main body C. In particular, since the support member E is a deformable member provided separately from the chair body C and the disaster response product set B, the chair body C and the disaster response product set B are not subjected to special processing. The disaster response set B can be attached to the chair body C. Furthermore, if it is like this embodiment, since the attachment / detachment part of the support member E is provided in the position which can be visually recognized from the outside, and the position which can be accessed easily from the outside, the holding state of the support member E is easy. Can be released. Further, since the fastener B26 of the storage member B2 is exposed to the outside, it is possible to open the fastener B26 and take out the contents without removing the support member E.

  Since the disaster response product set B is attached to the chair body C in a manner that is visible from the outside, it is possible to inform each person of the storage location of the disaster response product B1 from normal time and to suppress a panic during a disaster. .

  Moreover, since the disaster response product set B includes a display unit for allowing the contents to be grasped on the outer surface, it is easy to perform an inspection or the like. Further, the presence of such a display unit allows each person to recognize that the disaster response article B1 is always provided in the chair A that has been used from normal times, thereby suppressing a panic during a disaster.

  The chair body C is configured to be able to tilt the seat 4 and the backrest 6 in conjunction with each other, and when the disaster response set B tilts the seat 4 and the backrest 6 backward. Are attached at positions where they cannot come into contact with the leg 1, the support base 2, the back support rod 5 and the like constituting the chair body C, so that the normal chair A having such a synchro-rocking mechanism SY can be used. The disaster response product B1 can be stored without hindering use.

  In particular, if the office swivel chair A with casters 11 as in this embodiment is provided with the disaster response article B1, the chair A can be used even if a relatively heavy thing is accommodated as the disaster response article B1. Can be moved easily without disturbing normal office work.

  Since the disaster response product B1 of this embodiment is stored in the case-shaped storage member B2, it is possible to suppress adhesion of dirt, deterioration, breakage, or the like.

  Moreover, if all the office chairs A provided in the office or the like are equipped with the disaster response article B1 that can be used at the time of a disaster as shown in the above-described embodiment, there is no need to panic at the time of a disaster. It is possible to construct office equipment that can raise awareness of disaster prevention management during normal times. That is, if the office chair A that is suitably used in an office or the like prepared for one person is equipped with the disaster response article B1, it is in a sitting state or not in a sitting state. Even so, the disaster response product B1 can be easily accessed from the vicinity of the chair A, and the disaster response product B1 can be evacuated without fail in the event of a disaster.

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

  The disaster response products that can be used at the time of a disaster are not limited to those listed in the above-described embodiments, and can be variously changed. Moreover, you may not be equipped with a part of disaster response goods mentioned above.

  The office chair according to the present invention may have no backrest, that is, a chair provided with a leg and a seat supported on the leg. Moreover, a leg may not be provided with a caster.

  In the above-described embodiment, the attachment portion for attaching the disaster response article set is provided on the back support rod pivotally attached to the support base, but in addition to this, for example, a leg, a support base, a seat You may make it provide in other parts, such as the outer shell, the lower part of the support rod of an armrest. When attaching a disaster response equipment set to the lower part of the armrest support rod, it should be provided on the side where the operation parts such as the lifting and lowering lever, the backward tilt lock operating lever, and the reaction force adjusting lever are not arranged. It does not get in the way when operating such an operation unit. In addition, when provided on the back support rod or the support base, a direct attachment portion is provided, and a cover exposed to the outer surface is provided outside the back support rod or the support base, and the attachment portion is provided on these covers. What is provided can be considered.

  The support member is independent of the storage member and the chair main body as in the above-described embodiment, or is integrally attached to the storage member, or any one of the attachment portion of the storage member and the chair main body. An engaging protrusion provided integrally or integrally with the engaging protrusion, and an engaging recess provided integrally or integrally with the other of the housing member and the mounting portion of the chair body. It may be.

  In addition, the disaster response article set can be attached to the chair main body using a support member mainly composed of a belt-shaped member, and the chair using a support member mainly composed of a net-like member. It may be configured to be attached to the main body, or may be configured by combining a belt-shaped member and a net-shaped member.

  Furthermore, even when the support member is a belt-like member, the size and shape of the support member are not limited to those illustrated, and can be variously changed. The support member may be formed of an elastically deformable (stretchable) material such as an annular rubber band. In this case, the support member is elastically deformed to cause a disaster with respect to the chair body. What is necessary is just to attach or detach a corresponding | compatible article set.

  Further, as an aspect in which the end portions of the support member are configured to be attachable / detachable and the disaster response set can be attached to and detached from the chair body, in addition to the above-described hook and loop fastener, the end portion of the support member Various modifications can be made such as those equipped with a detachable buckle.

  The display unit provided in the disaster response product set may be anything as long as it can confirm the presence / absence or contents of the contents from the outside, for example, the contents provided on the outer surface of the storage member A transparent window provided on the outer surface of the storage member or a disaster response product is stored in the storage member so that the description of the item, the expiration date of the content, etc., or the content can be visually recognized from the outside. For example, “disaster-response equipment is present” indicating that the contents are present, display or description indicating that the contents are disaster-prevention equipment, display with illustrations of disaster-prevention equipment (helmet, flashlight, etc.), and the like.

  In the above-described embodiment, the storage member is relatively rigid and does not deform. However, the outer shape of the storage member is configured to be deformable according to the disaster response article stored inside. It may be.

  In addition, the specific configuration of each part is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

A ... Chair C ... Chair body 1 ... Leg 2 ... Support base 4 ... Seat 4s ... Seat surface 41 ... Outer shell 5 ... Back support rod 521 ... Attachment part (mounting part)
6 ... Backrest B ... Disaster response set B1 ... Disaster response B2 ... Storage member E ... Support member

Claims (8)

An office chair characterized by having a disaster response product that can be used in a disaster. An office chair comprising a chair body having a seat arranged on a support base supported by a leg, wherein the disaster response article is arranged at a position below the seat surface of the seat. Item 1. The chair according to Item 1. A disaster response product set in which the disaster response product substantially corresponding to the content of one person is stored inside the storage member, the mounting base for mounting the disaster response product set as the support base, the outer shell of the seat, Or the chair of Claim 2 distribute | arranged to the back support rod pivotally attached to the said support base. The chair according to claim 3, wherein the disaster response article set is detachably attached to the chair body by a support member mainly composed of a belt-like or net-like member. The chair according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the disaster response product set is attached to the chair body in a manner that is visible from the outside. The chair according to claim 3, 4 or 5, wherein the disaster response product set includes a display unit for allowing the contents to be grasped on an outer surface. The chair body is configured to be able to tilt the seat and the backrest in conjunction with each other,
The said disaster response goods set is attached to the position which cannot contact the other site | part which comprises the said chair main body when the said seat and backrest are inclined backward. Chair. The chair according to claim 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7, wherein an outer shape of the storage member is configured to be deformable according to the disaster response article stored inside.

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