JP2020000728A - System furniture - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide system furniture capable of preventing a plug socket provided on a lower part on a wall from being hidden by furniture.SOLUTION: The system furniture is configured so that a plurality of pieces of furniture are arranged side by side along a wall WA in a room. As one of the plurality of pieces of furniture, there is provided furniture 1 with a top plate in which a lower side of the top plate 10 is formed into a storage space SS. On a depth lower side of the top plate 10 on the furniture 1 with a top plate, a freeze board 14 is arranged to form an opening 16 by which a plug socket EO provided on a lower part on the wall WA faces the storage space SS in a state where a back face side of the furniture 1 with a top plate is arranged along the wall WA.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a system furniture in which a plurality of furniture are arranged side by side along a wall in a room.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in a medical institution such as a hospital, system furniture arranged in a nurse station, a treatment room, or the like is known (for example, see Patent Document 1). In this type of system furniture, multiple furnitures are placed along a wall in a room such as a nurse station so that a large amount of things can be stored and preparations for patients can be prepared by effectively using the limited room space. They are arranged side by side.

Utility Model Registration No. 2587216

  By the way, in medical institutions in recent years, the digitization of medical charts, radiographs, and the like has been widespread, and electronic devices such as notebook computers have become indispensable tools (items) for nurses and healthcare professionals. . For this reason, it is extremely important to secure power supplies for various electronic devices. In a room such as a nurse station, an outlet provided on a wall is often used for charging and charging various electronic devices.

  However, in the conventional system furniture, since a plurality of furniture are arranged side by side along the indoor wall, the system furniture covers most of the wall along the room, and is provided on the wall. There was a problem that the outlet was often hidden behind furniture and could not be used.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a system furniture that has been improved by examining the above current situation.

  The present invention is a system furniture in which a plurality of furnitures are arranged side by side along a wall in a room, and as one of the plurality of furnitures, a top plate below a top plate is provided as a storage space. In the furniture with the top plate, the outlet provided at the lower part of the wall with the back side of the furniture with the top plate arranged along the wall is provided at the back side of the top plate in the furniture with the top plate. The curtain plate is arranged so as to form an opening that can be exposed to the space.

  In the system furniture of the present invention, the upper side of the top plate in the furniture with a top plate may be configured as a work space.

  In the system furniture of the present invention, a movable bar to which an article can be attached may be arranged in the work space of the furniture with a top plate so as to be vertically adjustable.

  In the system furniture of the present invention, the furniture with a top plate includes a pair of left and right side plate legs that support the top plate from below, and a bracket duct is attached to at least one inner surface side of the pair of left and right side plate legs. An outlet may be attached to the front side of the bracket duct.

  Further, in the system furniture of the present invention, the rear surface side of the bracket duct may be inclined such that the front and rear width becomes longer as approaching the side plate leg to which the bracket duct is attached in a plan sectional view.

  According to the present invention, since the opening is formed in the lower part of the top plate of the furniture with the top plate, the outlet provided at the lower part of the wall faces the storage space depending on the location of the furniture with the top plate ( The outlet can be exposed to the storage space). Therefore, the outlet facing the storage space can be easily and effectively used for charging and charging various electronic devices.

It is a front view of system furniture in an embodiment. It is the perspective view which looked at the furniture with a top plate from right front. It is the perspective view which looked at the furniture with a top plate from the rear left. It is a front view of the furniture with a top plate. It is a plane sectional view of a bracket duct. (A) is an enlarged front view showing the relationship between the vertical frame portion of the frame and the decorative panel, and (b) is an enlarged side sectional view showing the engagement state between the movable bar and the vertical frame portion. It is a front view which shows another example of the curtain in furniture with a top plate.

  Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The embodiment is applied to, for example, a system furniture SF arranged in a nurse station of a medical institution.

  In the system furniture SF of the embodiment, a plurality of furnitures 1, 2, 2 are arranged side by side along a wall WA in a nurse station. In FIG. 1, as an example of a plurality of furnitures 1, 2, 2, furniture 1 with a top plate having a work space WS on the upper side and a storage space SS on the lower side with the top plate 10 interposed therebetween, and a furniture 1 with a top plate And vertically elongated cabinets 2 and 2 arranged on both left and right sides of the cabinet.

  The cabinet 2 has a vertically long box shape with an open front side. The opening on the front side is closed by two double doors 3 so that it can be opened and closed. The cabinet 2 is arranged with a back plate on the opposite side of the double doors 3 and 3 along the wall WA in the nurse station.

  The furniture constituting the system furniture SF is not limited to the furniture 1 with the top plate and the cabinet 2 with the door 3 of the embodiment, but furniture for various uses such as a cabinet with a drawer and a storage shelf can be adopted. Also, the number of furniture is not limited to three, but may be two, or may be four or more.

  As shown in FIG. 2 to FIG. 4, the furniture 1 with a top plate includes a desk body 11 opened forward and downward, and a cabinet 21 detachably disposed on the desk body 11. The desk body 11 includes a pair of left and right side plate legs 12, a top plate 13 in a horizontal position attached to the upper ends of the left and right side plate legs 12, 12, and a vertical position mounted between the left and right side plate legs 12, 12. Curtain plate 14. On the upper surface plate 13, a decorative plate 15 overlapping therewith is attached. The decorative plate 15 and the upper surface plate 13 constitute the top plate 10 of the furniture 1 with the top plate.

  In the furniture 1 with the top plate of the embodiment, the space of the front opening surrounded by the cabinet 21 and the decorative plate 15 is the working space WS, and the lower side of the upper plate 13 is the storage space SS. Although not shown, for example, a ner skirt, a sleeve drawer (wagon), a chair, or the like can be put (stored) in the storage space SS. Furniture 1 with a top board is arranged with curtain 14 along wall WA in a nurse station.

  The curtain plate 14 mounted between the left and right plate legs 12, 12 is a commercial power outlet EO provided at a lower portion of the wall WA in a state where the back side of the furniture 1 with the top plate is arranged along the wall WA. Is formed on the lower side of the upper surface plate 13 so as to form an opening 16 which can face the storage space SS. In the embodiment, the vertical height of the curtain plate 14 is set shorter than the vertical height of the left and right plate legs 12. An opening 16 is formed below the curtain plate 14 by arranging the upper end side of the curtain plate 14 toward the lower side of the upper surface plate 13.

  For this reason, depending on the arrangement location of the furniture 1 with a top plate, it becomes possible to make the outlet EO provided below the wall WA face the storage space SS. In other words, if the furniture 1 with the top plate is arranged along the wall WA at a location where the outlet EO is located, the outlet EO of the wall WA fits in the opening 16 and the outlet EO is exposed toward the storage space SS. become. As a result, the outlet EO facing the storage space SS can be easily and effectively used for charging and charging various electronic devices disposed on the skirt, the decorative board 15, and the like. The presence of the curtain plate 14 can also contribute to improving the strength of the desk body 11 and thus the furniture 1 with the top plate. In addition, while the outlet EO provided at the lower part of the wall WA can be used effectively, the furniture 1 with the top plate can be arranged exactly along the wall WA. For example, the furniture with the top plate is provided with a fall prevention bracket for earthquake response. It is also possible to smoothly perform the work of connecting the wall 1 to the wall WA.

  Although the curtain plate 14 of the embodiment has a horizontally long rectangular plate shape, the shape of the curtain plate 14 is not limited to this. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, the vertical height of the curtain plate 14 may be set to be substantially the same as the vertical height of the left and right plate legs 12, 12, and the opening 16 may be formed in the lower half of the curtain plate 14. It suffices if the opening 16 is formed on the back side of the desk body 11 and the shape of the curtain plate 14 is such that the outlet EO below the wall WA can be exposed.

  As shown in FIGS. 2, 4 and 5, bracket ducts 17 are attached to the left and right inner surfaces of each side plate leg 12. The bracket duct 17 has a vertically long gutter shape. At the front and rear opening edges of the bracket duct 17, a plurality of downward hook-shaped engaging claws 18 projecting left and right outward are formed vertically, while the left and right inner surface sides of each side plate leg 12 correspond. A plurality of upper and lower engaging slits 19 into which the engaging claws 18 are fitted are formed in front and rear two rows. The bracket ducts 17 are detachably attached to the left and right inner surfaces of the side plate legs 12 by dropping and engaging the respective engagement claws 18 with the corresponding engagement slits 19. On the front side of the bracket duct 17, an outlet 20 is attached. In the embodiment, the outlet 20 is fitted and fixed in an opening formed in the upper front part of the bracket duct 17.

  With such a configuration, the outlet 20 is located near various electronic devices, such as a skirt and the like, stored in the storage space SS, and there is an advantage that the charging and charging operation of various electronic devices can be easily performed. In addition, since the outlet 20 is not disposed at the front edge of the top plate 10 (decorative plate 15 and top plate 13), it is not necessary to set the top plate 10 (decorative plate 15 and top plate 13) so thick that the top plate 10 (decorative plate 15 and top plate 13) can be stored. The space SS can be made as large as possible up and down, which can contribute to improving the storage of the skirt and the like.

  The upper end side of the bracket duct 17 is open upward. Similarly, the lower end side of the bracket duct 17 is open downward. The power cable 33 extending from the outlet 20 is drawn out from the upper end opening of the bracket duct 17 and connected to the outlet EO of the commercial power exposed to the storage space SS, or pulled out from the lower end opening of the bracket duct 17 to obtain the commercial power. Outlet EO. For this reason, the power cable 33 extending from the outlet 20 can be wired in a neat state.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the rear side of the bracket duct 17 is inclined so that the front-rear width becomes longer as approaching the inner surface of the side plate leg 12 to which the bracket duct 17 is attached in plan cross-sectional view. That is, the inner left and right inner corner portions 17a of the bracket duct 17 are set to have obtuse angles in plan cross-sectional view. With this configuration, when the nurse skirt or the like stored in the storage space SS is pulled out, the rear corner 17a is obtuse, so that the possibility that the drawn-out nurse skirt or the like is caught on the rear corner 17a can be significantly reduced. The drawer of the cart etc. can be done smoothly.

  As shown in FIGS. 2, 4, and 6, the closet 21 detachably disposed on the desk body 11 has a rectangular frame shape (braille frame shape) standing upright on the back side on the decorative plate 15. 22, a pair of side plates 23, 23 erected on the left and right sides of the decorative plate 15, and a front-opening horizontally long box-like cabinet 24 fixed to the upper end of the frame 22 and supported by the pair of left and right side plates. ing. Two sets of double doors 25 are provided at the front opening of the closet 24. The front opening of the closet 24 is openably closed by two double doors 25, 25, 25, 25. The pair of left and right vertical frame portions 26 of the frame 22 are connected to the inner rear sides of the corresponding left and right side plates 23.

  The opening in the frame of the frame 22 is covered with a decorative panel 27. The left and right widths of the decorative panel 27 are set slightly shorter than the left and right widths of the frame 22. For this reason, the left and right outer front corner portions 26a of the left and right vertical frame portions 26 are exposed toward the work space WS (see FIG. 6A). A large number of engagement holes 26b are formed in the front corner portion 26a of each vertical frame portion 26 at an appropriate vertical pitch.

  In the work space WS of the furniture 1 with a top plate, a horizontal movable bar 28 is arranged so that the vertical height can be adjusted. The movable bar 28 of the embodiment is located in front of the decorative panel 27. The movable bar 28 can be attached with an article such as a monitor 30 or a hook for suspending an infusion pack. As shown in FIGS. 6A and 6B, in the embodiment, at the left and right end portions of the movable bar 28, downward hook-shaped locking claws 28 a protruding rearward are formed. The movable bar 28 is attached to the front of the decorative panel 27 so that the vertical height can be adjusted by dropping and engaging each locking claw 28a into the corresponding engaging hole 26b of the vertical frame portion 26. With this configuration, the top plate 10 (decorative plate 15) in the work space WS can be widely used, which contributes to improvement in workability.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a vertically penetrating insertion hole 31 that allows the storage space SS and the work space WS to communicate with each other is formed behind the top plate 10 (the decorative plate 15 and the upper surface plate 13). A power cable 32 extending from the monitor 30 attached to the movable bar 28, and a power cable (not shown) of an electronic device arranged on the top panel 10 (decorative panel 15) pass through the insertion hole 31 and are stored in the storage space SS. To the outlet EO of the commercial power supply exposed toward Therefore, the power cable 32 can be wired in a neat state without being scattered on the floor or on the top panel 10 (decorative panel 15).

  The configuration of each unit in the present invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiment, and can be variously changed without departing from the spirit of the present invention. The furniture 1 with a top plate is sufficient if the lower side of the top plate 10 is configured in the storage space SS. Therefore, what is detachably arranged on the desk body 11 is not limited to the door cabinet 21, but may be a storage shelf or a cabinet.

SF System furniture WA Wall WS Work space SS Storage space EO Outlet 1 (provided under the wall) 1 Furniture with a top plate 2 Cabinet 3 Door 10 Top plate 11 Desk body 12 Side plate leg 13 Top plate 14 Curtain plate 15 Decorative plate 16 Opening 17 Bracket Duct 17a Back Corner 18 Engagement Claw 19 Engagement Slit 20 Outlet 21 Closet 22 Frame Frame 23 Side Plate 24 Closet 25 Door 26 Vertical Frame 26a Front Corner 26b Engagement Hole 27 Decorative Panel 28 Movable Bar 28a Lock Claw 30 Monitor 31 Insertion holes 32, 33 Power cable

Claims (5)

A system furniture in which a plurality of furniture are arranged side by side along a wall in a room,
As one of the plurality of furniture, provided with furniture with a top plate configured such that the lower side of the top plate is a storage space,
An outlet provided at the lower part of the wall with the back side of the furniture with the top plate arranged along the wall faces the storage space on the lower side of the top plate in the furniture with the top plate. The curtain plate is arranged so as to form an opening to obtain,
System furniture. The upper side of the top plate in the furniture with the top plate is configured as a work space,
The system furniture according to claim 1. In the work space of the furniture with the top plate, a movable bar to which an article can be attached is arranged so as to be vertically adjustable.
The system furniture according to claim 2. The furniture with a top plate includes a pair of left and right side plate legs supporting the top plate from below,
A bracket duct is attached to at least one inner surface side of the pair of left and right side plate legs, and an outlet is attached to a front side of the bracket duct.
The system furniture according to claim 1. The rear surface side of the bracket duct is inclined such that the front and rear width becomes longer as approaching the side plate leg to which the bracket duct is attached in plan cross-sectional view.
The system furniture according to claim 4.

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