JP2020069333A - Fixture with top plate - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a fixture with a top plate capable of preventing wiring of a conduction part from being pinched between the top plate and a support structure.SOLUTION: In a fixture 1 with a top plate which has a leg part 2 (a support structure), a top plate 3 rotatably supported by the leg part 2 between a first posture in which a surface of the top plate 3 is a horizontal surface and a second posture in which the surface of the top plate 3 becomes a vertical surface, a power receptacle 33 (a conduction part) fitted to a lower surface 31a of the top plate 3, and a wiring 35 connected to the power receptacle 33 and supplying the power receptacle 33 with power, the leg part 2 has a leg column part 22 and a top plate support part 5 (a leg column upper horizontal part material) fitted to an upper part of the leg column part 22, extends in the horizontal direction and rotatably supports the top plate 3. The top plate support part 5 is provided with a first wiring hold part 36 which holds and guides the wiring 35 to the leg column part 22 while allowing it to move to the leg part 2.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a furniture with a top plate.

There is known a fixture with a top plate such as a table or desk in which a power outlet is provided on the top plate (for example, refer to Patent Document 1). In the furniture with a top plate disclosed in Patent Document 1, a power outlet is provided on the back side of the top plate in the depth direction. The wiring that supplies power to the power outlet will hang down below the top plate. In addition, in this furniture with a top plate, the top plate is rotatably supported by the legs, and the top plate is flipped up so that it can be stacked and stored. The power outlet is provided at a position where the wiring does not interfere with the legs even when the top plate is flipped up.
By the way, in a fixture with a top plate such as a table that can be used by a user from multiple directions with respect to the top plate as disclosed in Patent Document 2, if the power outlet is provided at the center of the top plate, the power outlet is provided. Has the advantage of being easily accessible from multiple directions.

JP, 2005-103170, A

When a power outlet is provided on the top plate, the position of the power outlet is appropriately set according to the shape of the top plate, usage pattern, and the like. For this reason, depending on the position of the power outlet, when the top plate is flipped up, the wiring of the power outlet may be caught between the top plate and the legs.
Further, even when the legs hold the power outlet, the wiring of the power outlet also moves as the top plate rotates, so the wiring is loosened and the loosened portion is sandwiched between the top plate and the legs. There is a fear.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a fixture with a ceiling plate that can prevent the wiring of the energizing portion (power outlet) from being sandwiched between the ceiling plate and the support structure (leg).

  In order to achieve the above object, a fixture with a ceiling plate according to the present invention includes: a support structure; a first posture in which a top plate surface is a horizontal plane; and a second posture in which a top plate surface is a vertical plane. With a top plate having a top plate rotatably supported by a support structure, a current-carrying part attached to a lower surface of the top plate, and wiring connected to the current-carrying part and supplying power to the current-carrying part In the fixture, the support structure includes a pedestal portion and a pedestal upper horizontal member that is attached to an upper portion of the pedestal portion and extends in a horizontal direction, and the pedestal upper horizontal member has the wiring. It is characterized in that a first wiring holding portion is provided, which holds and guides to the pedestal portion while permitting movement with respect to the support structure.

  In the present invention, the wiring of the current-carrying portion is held by the first wiring holding portion provided on the pedestal upper horizontal member and guided by the pedestal portion, so that the wiring runs along the lower side from the upper end portion of the pedestal portion. It can be installed so that For this reason, the wiring does not hang down from the top plate, and the slack of the wiring that occurs when the top plate rotates and the wiring moves can be suppressed to the minimum, so that the wiring can be attached to the top plate and the support structure. It can be prevented from being pinched.

In addition, in the furniture with a ceiling plate according to the present invention, the pedestal portion may be provided with a second wiring holding portion that holds the wiring.
With such a configuration, by holding the wiring extending downward from the first wiring holding portion in the second wiring holding portion, it is possible to easily follow the pedestal portion. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the wiring from moving to a position sandwiched between the support structure and the top plate when the top plate rotates away from the pillar.

Further, in the furniture with a ceiling plate according to the present invention, the pedestal upper horizontal member is rotatably supported together with the ceiling plate, and a space is provided on a lower surface of the ceiling plate in a direction in which a rotation axis of the ceiling plate extends. It has a pair of top plate parts attached so as to sandwich the current-carrying part, and when the top plate is in the second posture, the wiring extends downward between the pair of top plate attachment parts. It may have been done.
With such a configuration, even when the top plate is in the second posture, it is possible to extend the wiring downward between the pair of top plate mounting portions and reach the first wiring holding portion. Does not interfere with the top plate mounting portion, and the wiring can be prevented from being sandwiched between the top plate mounting portion and the support structure.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to prevent the wiring of the current-carrying part from being sandwiched between the top plate and the support structure.

It is a perspective view showing an example of a state where the furniture with a top according to the embodiment of the present invention is in the first posture. It is a perspective view showing an example of a state where the furniture with a top plate according to the embodiment of the present invention is in the second posture. It is a perspective view which abbreviate | omitted the top plate main body of FIG. It is a perspective view which abbreviate | omitted the top plate main body of FIG. It is a perspective view which abbreviate | omitted the cover part of FIG. It is a perspective view of a top plate attachment part. It is the perspective view seen from the other direction of the top plate attachment part. It is a bottom view of a cover part. It is the sectional view on the AA line of FIG. It is a perspective view of a link part. It is sectional drawing corresponding to the BB line of FIG. It is sectional drawing corresponding to the CC line of FIG. It is sectional drawing corresponding to the DD line of FIG. It is a perspective view of a locking part. It is a perspective view of the locking portion in the other direction. It is a perspective view of a movable part. It is a perspective view of the other direction of a movable part. (A) is a perspective view of a 1st control part, (b) is the EE sectional view taken on the line of (a), (c) is the FF sectional view taken on the line of (a). It is a G direction arrow line view of FIG. It is a H direction arrow line view of FIG. It is a figure which shows a mode that the operation lever corresponding to FIG. 13 was operated. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view corresponding to the line I-I in FIG. 4, showing a state immediately before the second posture immediately before the second pin enters the locking groove portion. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view corresponding to the line I-I of FIG. 4, showing a state of a second posture in which the second pin has entered the locking groove portion. FIG. 22 is a diagram showing a state where the operation lever corresponding to FIG. 21 is operated. FIG. 25 is a partially enlarged view of FIG. 24.

Hereinafter, a furniture with a ceiling plate according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 25.
As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the furniture 1 with a top plate according to the present embodiment has a leg portion 2 (support structure) installed on the floor and a ceiling member rotatably supported with respect to the leg portion 2. The plate 3, a rotation mechanism 4 for rotatably supporting the top plate 3 with respect to the legs 2, a locking portion 8 capable of restraining the rotation of the top plate 3 with respect to the legs 2, and a locking portion 8 The table having the operation means 9 for switching between restraint and allowance of the rotation of the top plate 3 with respect to the legs 2 is configured so that the posture of the top plate 3 can be switched.

The top plate 3 includes a plate-shaped top plate main body 31, a top plate mounting portion 6 mounted on one surface of the top plate main body 31 and rotatably supported by the legs 2, and a top plate mounting portion 6. And a cover portion 32 that covers the.
The top plate 3 is rotatable about a rotation axis extending in the horizontal direction, and the top surface of the top plate main body 31 shown in FIG. It is configured to be switchable between a second posture in which the plate surface is a substantially vertical surface and an upright second posture. The top plate attachment portion 6 is fixed to the lower surface 31a of the top plate main body 31 when the top plate main body 31 is in the first posture. The top plate body 31 is configured to be rotatable with respect to the legs 2 together with the top plate mounting portion 6.
When the top plate 3 is in the first posture, the user can work on the upper surface 31b of the top plate 3, and when in the second posture, the user cannot use the top plate 31b. The top plate 3 is designed to be in the second posture when the furniture 1 with the top plate is stored, for example.

The horizontal direction in which the rotation axis of the top plate 3 extends is the width direction, and the horizontal direction orthogonal to the width direction is the front-back direction. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, when the top plate 3 changes from the first posture to the second posture, the edge portion 3a on one side in the front-rear direction in the first posture faces upward, and the front-back direction in the first posture changes. The edge 3b on the other side rotates so as to face downward. One side in the front-rear direction is the front side and the other side is the rear side. The right side when facing the front side in the front-rear direction is one side in the width direction, and the left side is the other side in the width direction.
In the following description of members and mechanisms, the top plate 3 is assumed to be in the first posture.

The top plate body 31 is formed in a flat plate shape having a substantially square plate surface, and each edge portion is arranged so as to extend in the width direction and the front-rear direction.
A power outlet 33 into which a plug of an electronic device used on the top plate body 31 can be inserted is attached to the top plate body 31.
The power outlet 33 has an outlet portion 34 embedded in the top plate body 31, and a wiring 35 connected to the outlet portion 34 and supplying power to the outlet portion 34. The wiring is led out to the lower side of the top plate body 31.

The leg portion 2 has a base portion 21 installed on the floor, a pedestal portion 22 extending upward from the base portion 21, and a top plate supporting portion 5 fixed to an upper end portion of the pedestal portion 22. There is.
In the furniture 1 with the top plate of the present embodiment, one leg portion 2 supports the top plate 3, and this one leg portion 2 is connected to the center of the plate surface of the top plate 3. The base portion 21 may be provided with casters capable of traveling on the floor, and the furniture 1 with the top plate may be configured to be capable of traveling on the floor.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the rotating mechanism 4 includes a link portion 7 provided between the top plate supporting portion 5 and the top plate mounting portion 6 for following the rotation of the top plate 3, and a top plate mounting portion. And a guide portion (a groove portion 64, see FIG. 11) that is provided in the portion 6 and supports the link portion 7 so as to be movable in the front-rear direction.

(Top support part)
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the top plate support portion 5 includes a bottom plate portion 51 fixed to an upper end portion of the pedestal portion 22, and a bottom plate portion 51 provided on both sides in the width direction of the bottom plate portion 51 and upward from the bottom plate portion 51. It has a pair of projecting side wall parts 52.
The bottom plate portion 51 is longer in the width direction than in the front-rear direction and has a symmetrical shape in the width direction. The bottom plate portion 51 has a center portion in the width direction fixed to the upper end portion of the pedestal portion 22.

The bottom plate portion 51 is separated from the top plate body 31 in the first posture. The bottom plate portion 51 is provided with a first wiring holding portion 36 that holds the wiring 35 of the power outlet 33 attached to the top plate body 31. The first wiring holding portion 36 is a member that is attached to the upper portion of the bottom plate portion 51 and holds the wiring 35 in a inserted state, a hole portion that penetrates the bottom plate portion 51 and can be inserted with wiring. The first wiring holding portion 36 holds the wiring 35 movably. Thereby, the wiring 35 held by the first wiring holding portion 36 is configured to be movable following the rotation of the top plate 3.
The wiring 35 held by the first wiring holding portion 36 is extended to the floor along the pedestal portion 22. The pedestal portion 22 is provided with a second wiring holding portion 37 that holds the wiring 35 along the pedestal portion 22.

The wall surfaces of the pair of side wall portions 52 are oriented in the width direction and extend in the front-rear direction. The pair of side wall portions 52 have a shape symmetrical to each other in the width direction.
The upper end surface 522 of the side wall portion 52 is a flat horizontal surface. The upper end surface 522 of the side wall portion 52 is configured to contact the top plate 3 from below when the top plate 3 is in the first posture.
The rear end surface 523 of the side wall portion 52 projects rearward from the rear end portion of the bottom plate portion 51. The front end surface 524 of the side wall portion 52 projects slightly forward of the front end portion of the bottom plate portion 51. The front end surface 524 of the side wall portion 52 is an arcuate surface in which the middle portion in the height direction projects further forward than the upper and lower portions thereof.

As shown in FIG. 4, a notch portion 521 that opens to the front side and the lower side is formed in the middle portion in the width direction on the lower side of the front end portion of the side wall portion 52. The upper side of the cutout portion 521 in the front end surface 524 of the side wall portion 52 is formed into a circular arc surface as described above, and other cutout portions are not formed. A portion of the front end surface 524 of the side wall portion 52 above the cutout portion 521 is referred to as a front arc surface 525.
Even if a recess such as a notch is formed on the upper side of the notch 521 in the front end surface 524 of the side wall 52, the recess is closed and an arc surface is formed.

The side wall portion 52 is provided with a first shaft portion 53 that rotatably supports the top plate mounting portion 6 and a second shaft portion 54 that rotatably supports the link portion 7.
The first shaft portion 53 is attached to a portion projecting rearward of the bottom plate portion 51 in the vicinity of the rear end portion of each of the pair of side wall portions 52. The first shaft portion 53 is provided so as to penetrate the side wall portion 52 in a direction in which the axis 531 extends in the width direction. The first shaft portion 53 provided on each of the pair of side wall portions 52 is coaxial.

  The second shaft portion 54 is attached to the front side of each of the pair of side wall portions 52 on the front side with a gap from the first shaft portion 53. The second shaft portion 54 is provided so as to penetrate the side wall portion 52 in a direction in which the axis 541 extends in the width direction. The second shaft portion 54 provided on each of the pair of side wall portions 52 is coaxial. The first shaft portion 53 and the second shaft portion 54 are arranged such that their axes 531 and 541 are parallel to each other at the same height.

(Top plate mounting part)
As shown in FIG. 5, the top plate attachment portion 6 is a long member and is fixed to the lower surface 31a of the top plate body 31 (see FIG. 1) in a direction extending in the front-rear direction. Two top plate mounting portions 6 are provided at intervals in the width direction. The top plate mounting portion 6 on one side in the width direction is supported by the side wall portion 52 on one side in the width direction, and the top plate mounting portion 6 on the other side in the width direction is supported by the side wall portion 52 on the other side in the width direction. ing. Note that in FIG. 5, the cover portion 32 that covers the top plate attachment portion 6 is omitted.

  The two top plate mounting portions 6 are formed in a shape that is symmetrical in the width direction. Hereinafter, the top plate mounting portion 6 arranged on one side in the width direction of the two top plate mounting portions 6 will be described, and the description of the top plate mounting portion 6 arranged on the other side in the width direction will be omitted. .. Further, the two cover parts 32 respectively covering the two top plate mounting parts 6 and the two locking parts 8 arranged inside each of the two top plate mounting parts 6 are also formed in a shape symmetrical in the width direction. Has been done. Below, the cover part 32 and the locking part 8 arranged on one side in the width direction of the two cover parts 32 and the two locking parts 8 will be described, and the cover part arranged on the other side in the width direction. The description of 32 and the locking portion 8 is omitted.

As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the top plate mounting portion 6 is formed so that the cross-sectional shape orthogonal to the length direction (front-back direction) is a U-shape (C-shape) that opens downward. There is.
The top plate mounting portion 6 extends in the front-rear direction and is fixed to the top plate main body 31, and a lower side from an edge portion on the other side in the width direction of the first top plate mounting plate portion 61. And a third top plate mounting plate portion 63 extending downward from an edge portion on one side in the width direction of the first top plate mounting plate portion 61.
The top plate mounting portion 6 is formed with an empty space 615 surrounded by the first top plate mounting plate portion 61, the second top plate mounting plate portion 62, and the third top plate mounting plate portion 63.
The first top plate mounting plate portion 61 is configured to be fixed to the top plate main body 31 with a fixture such as a screw.

  The second top plate mounting plate portion 62 and the third top plate mounting plate portion 63 are engaged with the first hole portions 621 and 631 through which the first shaft portion 53 is inserted and the second shaft portion 54 when in the first posture. First cutout portions 622 and 632 that are separated from each other in the second posture are formed in the intermediate portion in the front-rear direction. The first cutout portion is U-shaped, and opens downward in the first posture, and opens frontward in the second posture. The first cutout portions 622 and 632 are arranged on the front side of the first hole portions 621 and 631.

In the second top plate mounting plate portion 62 and the third top plate mounting plate portion 63, the second notch portion 623, into which the upper end portion (front end portion) of the connecting portion 71 of the link portion 7 is inserted when in the second posture. 633 is formed. The second cutouts 623, 633 are V-shaped and open downward when in the first posture, and open forward when in the second posture. The second cutouts 623 and 633 are arranged on the front side of the first cutouts 622 and 632.
The second top plate mounting plate portion 62 and the third top plate mounting plate portion 63 are provided with second hole portions 624 and 634 through which the operation rod 94 of the operating means 9 is inserted near the front end portion.

As shown in FIG. 5, when the top plate mounting portion 6 is in the first posture, the first top plate mounting plate portion 61 is arranged on the side wall portion 52, and the second top plate mounting plate portion 62 is placed in the side wall portion 52. Is arranged along the surface on the other side in the width direction, and the third top plate mounting plate portion 63 is arranged along the surface on the one side in the width direction of the side wall portion 52. That is, in the first posture, substantially the entire side wall portion 52 is inserted into the top plate mounting portion 6. At this time, the second shaft portion 54 is inserted into the first cutout portions 622 and 632 of the second top plate mounting plate portion 62 and the third top plate mounting plate portion 63.
When the top plate mounting portion 6 is in the second posture, the first top plate mounting plate portion 61 is arranged after the side wall portion 52, and the second top plate mounting plate portion 62 is the other side of the rear side portion of the side wall portion 52 in the width direction. The third top plate mounting plate portion 63 is arranged along the side surface, and is arranged along the one side surface in the width direction of the rear portion of the side wall portion 52. That is, in the second posture, the rear portion of the side wall portion 52 is inserted into the top plate mounting portion 6. At this time, the top plate mounting portion 6 is separated from the second shaft portion 54.

As shown in FIG. 7, the second top plate mounting plate portion 62 is provided with a groove portion 64 that penetrates in the width direction in the front side of the first notch portion 622 and extends in the substantially front-rear direction. The groove 64 is continuously provided on the rear side of the second hole 624. The groove width of the groove portion 64 is set to be slightly smaller than the diameter of the second hole portion 624. The second pin 73 of the link portion 7 is inserted into the groove portion 64 and serves as a guide portion that guides the second pin 73.
The groove portion 64 extends linearly in a direction from the front side toward the rear side gently downward, and the groove portion 64 projects from the rear end portion of the guide groove portion 641 toward the rear side in an oblique direction gradually upward. And a locking groove portion 642. The guide groove portion 641 and the locking groove portion 642 are formed to have substantially the same groove width.

The direction in which the guide groove portion 641 extends is substantially the front-rear direction in the first posture, and is substantially the vertical direction in the second posture. The direction in which the guide groove portion 641 extends changes from the substantially front-back direction of the first posture to the substantially vertical direction of the second posture, or from the substantially vertical direction of the second posture to the substantially front-back direction of the first posture as the top plate 3 rotates. To do. The guide groove 641 extends in a direction substantially along the lower surface 31 a of the top plate body 31.
The guide groove portion 641 is configured so that the second pin 73 moves when the top plate 3 rotates. The locking groove portion 642 is configured to restrain the movement of the second pin 73 with respect to the top plate mounting portion 6 when the second pin 73 is inserted.

(Cover part)
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the cover part 32 includes a pair of cover side plate parts 321 that cover both sides of the top plate mounting part 6 in the width direction, and a cover lower plate part 322 that covers the top plate mounting part 6 below. It has a cover front plate part 323 that covers the front side of the top plate mounting part 6 and a cover rear plate part 324 that covers the rear side of the top plate mounting part 6. The cover portion 32 is fixed to the top plate body 31 or the top plate mounting portion 6.
The connecting portion 71 of the link portion 7 is arranged between the cover side plate portion 321 and the top plate mounting portion 6.
The cover side plate portion 321 is formed with a cutout portion 321a that opens upward near the front end portion. The cutout portion 321a is arranged at a position overlapping the second hole portions 624 and 634 formed in the second top plate attachment plate portion 62 and the third top plate attachment plate portion 63 of the top plate attachment portion 6 in the width direction. There is. The operation rod 94 of the operation means 9 is inserted into the cutout portion 321a.

As shown in FIG. 8, the cover lower plate portion 322 has a cover lower opening portion 325 into which the side wall portion 52 (see FIGS. 3 and 4) of the leg portion 2 is inserted by vertically penetrating an intermediate portion in the front-rear direction. Are formed. The cover lower opening portion 325 is configured so that the side wall portion 52 inserted into the top plate mounting portion 6 penetrates.
A first cover lower plate portion 326 (covering portion) is formed in the cover lower plate portion 322 adjacent to the front side of the cover lower opening portion 325, and the cover front plate portion 323 is provided in front of the first cover lower plate portion 326. A second cover lower plate portion 327 that is continuous with the above is formed. Both sides in the width direction of the second cover lower plate portion 327 are continuous with the pair of cover side plate portions 321.
As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the first cover lower plate portion 326 is not continuous with the pair of cover side plate portions 321, and a gap 328 is formed between each of the pair of cover side plate portions 321. .. Only the front edge of the first cover lower plate portion 326 is connected to the second cover lower plate portion 327, the side edge portion is separated from the pair of cover side plate portions 321, and the rear edge portion faces the cover lower opening portion 325. ing. The cover portion 32 is configured to be elastically deformable. The first cover lower plate portion 326 can be bent so as to rotate in the vertical direction about the front edge portion as an axis. The first cover lower plate portion 326 is arranged at a position where it does not interfere with the side wall portion 52 of the leg portion 2.

  The cover portion 32 is attached to the top plate attachment portion 6 and is configured to rotate around the first shaft portion 53 together with the top plate attachment portion 6. When the cover part 32 is in the first posture, the entire cover lower opening 325 is closed by the side wall part 52 inserted into the top plate mounting part 6. When the cover part 32 is in the second position, the rear part of the cover lower opening 325 (the lower part side in the second position) is closed by the rear part of the side wall part 52 inserted into the top plate mounting part 6. In the second posture, the front side of the cover lower opening 325 (the upper side in the second posture) is not covered by the side wall portion 52.

(Link part)
As shown in FIGS. 5 and 10, the link portion 7 has a long connecting portion 71 having a U-shaped (C-shaped) cross-section, and a longitudinal direction of the connecting portion 71. It has a first pin 72 (one end) provided at one end of the one end and a second pin 73 (the other end) provided at the other end of the connecting portion 71 in the length direction.
Two link parts 7 are provided at intervals in the width direction. The two link portions 7 are formed in a shape that is symmetrical in the width direction. In the following, the link portion 7 arranged on one side in the width direction of the two link portions 7 will be described, and the description of the link portion 7 arranged on the other side in the width direction will be omitted.

The connecting portion 71 has a first connecting plate portion 711 that extends in the front-rear direction and has a plate surface that faces the vertical direction, and a second connecting plate portion 712 that extends upward from an edge portion on the other side in the width direction of the first connecting plate portion 711. And a third connection plate portion 713 extending upward from an edge portion on one side in the width direction of the first connection plate portion 711.
The plate surface of the first connection plate portion 711 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape.
The second connection plate portion 712 is formed to be longer in the front-rear direction than the first connection plate portion 711, the front edge portion is located on the front side of the front edge portion of the first connection plate portion 711, and the rear edge portion is the first. The connecting plate 711 projects rearward from the rear edge of the connecting plate 711.
The third connection plate portion 713 is formed to be longer in the front-rear direction than the first connection plate portion 711, the front edge portion is at substantially the same position as the front edge portion of the first connection plate portion 711, and the rear edge portion is the first connection portion. The plate portion 711 projects rearward from the rear edge portion. The upper portion of the third connection plate portion 713 near the front end portion is cut out.

The first pin 72 is provided so as to penetrate near the rear edge of the second connecting plate portion 712 and the third connecting plate portion 713. The first pin 72 is located rearward of the rear edge portion of the first connection plate portion 711.
The second pin 73 is provided near the front edge of the second connection plate portion 712. The second pin 73 projects from the second connection plate portion 712 in one of the width directions.

  As shown in FIG. 5, in the link portion 7, the second connection plate portion 712 is arranged on the other side in the width direction of the second top plate attachment plate portion 62 of the top plate attachment portion 6, and the third connection plate portion 713 is provided. The first connection plate portion 711 is disposed on one side in the width direction of the third top plate attachment plate portion 63, the first connection plate portion 711 faces the lower surface of the first top plate attachment plate portion 61, and the second top plate attachment plate portion 62 and the third top portion. It is arranged below the plate mounting plate portion 63. In the first posture, the connecting portion 71 is in a state of covering the top plate mounting portion 6 from below.

In the link portion 7 arranged on one side in the width direction, the second pin 73 projects to one side in the width direction and is inserted into the groove portion 64 of the top plate mounting portion 6 from the other side in the width direction.
In the link portion 7 arranged on the other side in the width direction, the second pin 73 projects to the other side in the width direction and is inserted into the groove portion 64 of the top plate mounting portion 6 from one side in the width direction.

The first pin 72 constitutes the second shaft portion 54. Accordingly, the link portion 7 is configured to be rotatable around the axis line 541 of the second shaft portion 54 (first pin). Since the second shaft portion 54 is not coaxial with the first shaft portion 53, the link portion 7 and the top plate 3 rotate differently.
The link portion 7 is configured such that the second pin 73 moves in the extending direction along the guide groove portion 641 of the groove portion 64 by rotating around the axis line 541 of the second shaft portion 54.

  As shown in FIG. 11, in the first posture, the connecting portion 71 extends in the front-rear direction, and the first connecting plate portion 711 of the connecting portion 71 overlaps the lower side of the first cover lower plate portion 326 of the cover portion. It is arranged. The front end portion 711a of the first connection plate portion 711 is arranged at the connection portion between the first cover lower plate portion 326 and the second cover lower plate portion 327.

The second connecting plate portion 712 and the third connecting plate portion 713 are inserted between the top plate attaching portion 6 and the cover portion 32 through the gap 328 between the first cover lower plate portion 326 of the cover portion 32 and the cover side plate portion 321. Has been done.
At this time, the second pin 73 is arranged at a position slightly rearward of the front end portion of the guide groove portion 641. A position where the second pin 73 is arranged in the guide groove portion 641 is defined as a first posture second pin position 643.

  When the top plate 3 rotates from the first position to the second position, the second pin 73 locked in the guide groove 641 also moves together with the top plate 3, so that the link part 7 is centered on the first pin 72. Rotate as. Since the first shaft portion 53 of the top plate 3 and the second shaft portion 54 of the link portion 7 are arranged at different positions, the second pin 73 rotates around the second shaft portion 54. The guide groove portion 641 moves toward the rear side (locking groove portion 642 side).

  At this time, since the connecting portion 71 of the link portion 7 also moves rearward with respect to the top plate attaching portion 6 and the cover portion 32, the first connecting plate portion 711 of the connecting portion 71 and the first cover lower plate portion 326 are separated from each other. Separate from each other. A front end portion (an end portion on the side where the second pin 73 is provided) of the first connection plate portion 711 in the first posture moves along the first cover lower plate portion 326.

As shown in FIG. 12, when the top plate 3 is in the second posture, the second pin 73 that has moved from the first posture second pin position 643 to the rear side (locking groove portion 642 side) moves to the locking groove portion 642. Then, it is inserted into the locking groove portion 642.
In the second posture, the link portion 7 is in an oblique posture in which the front end portion is above and behind the rear end portion. The first connection plate portion 711 is adjacent to the lower side of the first cover lower plate portion 326 and covers the upper side (front side in the first posture) of the cover lower opening 325. The upper end portion 711a (the front end portion in the first posture) of the first connection plate portion 711 is in the second cutout portions 623, 633 of the second top plate attachment plate portion 62 and the third top plate attachment plate portion 63. .. The second connecting plate portion 712 and the third connecting plate portion 713 are overlapped with the top plate mounting portion 6 in the width direction only at the front side portions, and are sandwiched between the cover portion 32 and the top plate mounting portion 6.

(Locking part)
As shown in FIGS. 11 to 13, the locking portion 8 includes a fixing portion 81 arranged in the empty portion 615 of the top plate mounting portion 6 and fixed to the top plate mounting portion 6, and an empty portion of the top plate mounting portion 6. And a movable part 82 that is movably supported by the fixed part 81.
The fixed portion 81 and the movable portion 82 are arranged on the front side of the first cutout portions 622 and 632 in the empty portion 615 of the top plate attachment portion 6.

  The movable portion 82 is a movement inducing portion 83 (see FIGS. 11 and 12) for moving the second pin 73 (see FIG. 12) of the link portion 7 from the locking groove portion 642 to the guide groove portion 641 in the second posture, A second pin pressing portion 84 (see FIGS. 11 and 12) that presses the second pin 73 that is attached to the movement inducing portion 83 in the second posture and that is inserted in the engagement groove portion 642 to the engagement groove portion 642, and the movement inducing portion 83. And an engaging member 85 (see FIG. 13) that can be engaged with a notch portion 521 (see FIG. 13) formed in the side wall portion 52 of the top plate supporting portion 5 in the first posture. .. The movable portion 82 is configured to be movable in the front-rear direction by operating the operation means 9 described later.

  With reference to FIGS. 11 to 15, the fixing portion 81 is arranged below the first top plate mounting plate portion 61 (see FIGS. 11 to 13) of the top plate mounting portion 6 so as to be opposed to the bottom plate with a gap. Displacement of the fixed plate portion 86, the movement inducing portion 83 of the movable portion 82 fixed to the upper portion of the fixed plate portion 86, the second pin pressing portion 84, and the second pin 73 (see FIGS. 11 to 13) of the link portion 7. It has a first restricting portion 87 that restricts the direction, and a second restricting portion 88 that is fixed to the upper portion of the fixed plate portion 86 and restricts the displacement direction of the engaging member 85 of the movable portion 82. As shown in FIG. 15, a spring 819 is provided between the fixed portion 81 and the movable portion 82 to urge the movable portion 82 to the rear side.

The fixed plate portion 86 includes a first fixed plate portion 861 arranged in parallel with the first top plate mounting plate portion 61 of the top plate mounting portion 6, and a rear side edge portion of the first fixed plate portion 861 downward. And a second fixing plate portion 862 extending. Both edge portions in the width direction of the first fixing plate portion 861 are joined to the lower side of the second top plate mounting plate portion 62 and the third top plate mounting plate portion 63 of the top plate mounting portion 6. In the present embodiment, the top plate mounting portion 6 and the fixed plate portion 86 are made of metal, and the first fixed plate portion 861, the second top plate mounting plate portion 62, and the third top plate mounting plate portion 63 are welded. Has been done.
An opening 863 is formed in the first fixed plate portion 861 at the intermediate portion in the front-rear direction on the other side in the width direction.
The first restricting portion 87, the second restricting portion 88, and the movable portion 82 fixed to the upper portion of the fixed plate portion 86 include the fixed plate portion 86, the first top plate mounting plate portion 61, the second top plate mounting plate portion 62, and It is surrounded by the third top plate mounting plate portion 63.

As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, the movement inducing portion 83 is slidably arranged above the first fixing plate portion 861. The movement inducing portion 83 is arranged on one side in the width direction of the second top plate attaching plate portion 62 of the top plate attaching portion 6 and in the width direction with the rear side of the groove portion 64 formed in the second top plate attaching plate portion 62. Is adjacent to. The rear side of the groove 64 indicates the rear side of the guide groove 641 and the locking groove 642.
The movement inducing portion 83 has a connecting portion 831 arranged on the front side to which the pulling member 93 of the operating means 9 is connected, and a main body portion 832 connected to the rear side on the other side in the width direction of the connecting portion 831. is doing.
The main body portion 832 is formed in a substantially J shape in which the shape viewed from the width direction is recumbent, and the lower main body portion 833 arranged along the first fixing plate portion 861 and the rear main body portion 833. It has a rear main body portion 834 extending upward from the side end portion and an upper main body portion 835 extending frontward from the upper end portion of the rear main body portion 834. The lower main body portion 833 is longer than the upper main body portion 835 in the front-rear direction, and the rear end portion of the lower main body portion 833 and the rear end portion of the upper main body portion 835 are vertically overlapped with each other. The front end of 833 is located in front of the front end of the upper body 835.

  The lower body portion 833 and the upper body portion 835 are vertically separated from each other. The main body portion 832 is surrounded by the upper surface of the rear side portion of the lower main body portion 833, the front surface of the rear main body portion 834, and the lower surface of the upper main body portion 835, and the displacement inducing groove portion 836 that penetrates in the width direction and opens to the front side. Are formed. The displacement inducing groove portion 836 is adjacent to the rear side of the groove portion 64 formed in the second top plate mounting plate portion 62 in the width direction, and the second pin 73 locked to the rear side of the groove portion 64 is in the width direction. It is configured to be inserted from.

  The upper surface of the lower body 833 and the lower surface of the upper body 835 are formed in a substantially horizontal plane. The front surface of the rear side main body portion 834 is formed into a circular arc surface in which a lower side 834a gradually extends rearward from the lower side toward the upper side, and an upper side 834b gradually extends from the lower side to the upper side toward the front side. It is formed on the inclined surface facing. The inclined surface on the upper side 834b on the front surface of the rear body portion 834 is referred to as a second pin contact surface 834b.

  The lower main body portion 833 has a hole portion 833a penetrating in the up-down direction in a front side portion of the displacement inducing groove portion 836, and the second pin pressing portion 84 is rotatably arranged inside the hole portion 833a. ing. The rotating shaft portion 843 of the second pin pressing portion 84 extends in the width direction and is supported by the lower body portion 833. The lower body portion 833 is formed with cutout portions 833b that are open on the lower side, in which the protruding pins 842 (see FIG. 17) of the second pin pressing portion 84 are arranged, on both sides in the width direction of the hole portion 833a. Has been done.

The second pin pressing portion 84 has a plate-shaped second pin pressing portion main body 841 and projecting pins 842 that project from the second pin pressing portion main body 841 to both sides in the width direction.
As shown in FIG. 11, the second pin pressing portion main body 841 is arranged such that the plate surface faces the width direction, the rotating shaft portion 843 is provided on the front side, and protrudes rearward from the rotating shaft portion 843. A pin 842 is provided so as to project.
As described above, the protruding pin 842 is arranged in the cutout portion 833b that opens to the lower side of the lower body portion 833. The protruding pin 842 is configured so that it cannot be displaced above the downward surface of the cutout portion 833b.
The protruding pin 842 is biased upward by a spring 845 (see FIGS. 11 and 12) provided on the lower body 833, and is pressed against the downward surface of the cutout 833b. As a result, the second pin pressing portion 84 does not rotate downward and is maintained in the state of being inserted into the hole portion 833a. In the second posture, the spring 845 urges the rear side.

As shown in FIG. 17, the plate surface of the second pin pressing portion main body 841 is formed into a substantially fan shape. The fan-shaped central angle of the plate surface of the second pin pressing portion main body 841 is an acute angle. .. The second pin pressing portion main body 841 is provided with a rotating shaft portion 843 in the vicinity of the first corner portion 846 corresponding to the central angle. The first corner portion 846 has an R shape.
The second pin pressing portion main body 841 is a lower edge portion 841a which is located on the lower side and extends substantially in the front-rear direction in a normal state in which the operating means 9 is not operated (a state in which the spring 845 is biased). And a lower rear edge portion 841b that curves and extends from the rear end portion of the lower edge portion 841a toward the upper side toward the rear side, and a gradual front side from the upper end portion of the lower rear edge portion 841b toward the upper side. An upper rear edge 841c extending in an oblique direction toward the front edge, an upper edge 841d extending from the upper end of the upper rear edge 841c toward the front, and an oblique direction gradually decreasing from the front end of the upper edge 841d toward the front. And a front edge portion 841e extending to the lower edge portion 841a and connected to the lower edge portion 841a. The upper rear edge portion 841c is formed in an arc surface centered on the rotation shaft portion 843.

The lower side of the second pin pressing portion main body 841 is arranged in the hole portion 833a, and the upper side thereof is arranged above the lower main body portion 833 and is arranged in the displacement inducing groove portion 836. The upper side of the second pin pressing portion main body 841 overlaps with the groove portion 64 formed in the second top plate mounting plate portion 62 when viewed in the width direction.
The lower edge portion of the second pin pressing portion main body 841 is substantially horizontal and is arranged at the same height as the lower end portion of the lower main body portion 833. The upper edge portion of the second pin pressing portion main body 841 is arranged in the displacement inducing groove portion 836 in a direction that is a substantially horizontal plane, and faces the lower surface of the upper main body portion 835 with a gap.
The upper rear edge portion 841c of the second pin pressing portion main body 841 is arranged above the lower main body portion 833, and is arranged on the front side with a gap from the rear main body portion 834.

  When the second pin pressing portion 84 is pressed downward in the first posture, the spring 845 elastically deforms, the rear side of the rotating shaft portion 843 moves downward, and the lower side lower than the lower main body portion 833. It is disposed in the opening 861a of the first fixing plate portion 861 so as to project to the side. When the downward pressing of the second pin pressing portion 84 is released, the second pin pressing portion 84 is pressed upward by the restoring force of the spring 845 and returns to the normal position.

  As shown in FIG. 12, when the second pin pressing portion 84 is in the second posture, the second pin 73 inserted in the locking groove portion 642 has an upper rear edge portion 841c (in the second posture, an upper rear edge portion). Is in contact) from the front side. As described above, in the second posture, the second pin pressing portion 84 is biased to the rear side by the spring 845, so that the second pin 73 is pressed to the rear side and the second pin 73 moves to the front side. Thus, it is prevented from coming out of the locking groove 642 and entering the guide groove 641.

  As shown in FIGS. 13 and 16, the engagement member 85 is a rod-shaped member and is connected to the rear side of a portion on one side in the width direction of the connecting portion 831 of the movement inducing portion 83 in a direction extending in the front-rear direction. The engaging member 85 is adjacent to the main body portion 832 of the movement inducing portion 83 in the width direction. The rear end portion 85a of the engaging member 85 projects rearward from the rear end portion of the movement inducing portion 83. There is.

  The second restricting portion 88 is a block-shaped member that is a substantially rectangular parallelepiped, and has a notch portion 881 that extends in the front-rear direction and that opens inward in the width direction on the lower side. The second restricting portion 88 is arranged on the upper side of the engaging member 85 and on one side in the width direction so that the engaging member 85 is arranged in the cutout portion 881. The lower end of the second restricting portion 88 is fixed to the first fixing plate portion 861 and is configured to be movable relative to the engaging member 85. The engagement member 85 is configured to move in the front-rear direction along the cutout portion 881 and the upper surface 31b of the first fixing plate portion 861. The second restricting portion 88 guides the engagement member 85 so that it moves in the front-rear direction and does not move in the width direction or the vertical direction.

  As shown in FIGS. 15 and 18, the first restricting portion 87 includes a first side plate portion 871 provided on one side in the width direction of the movement inducing portion 83 (see FIG. 15) and a width direction of the movement inducing portion 83. A second side plate portion 872 provided on the other side, an upper plate portion 873 provided on the upper portion of the movement inducing portion 83, and an upper portion on one side in the width direction of the connecting portion 831 of the movement inducing portion 83 and one side in the width direction. And a connecting portion abutting portion 874 that is provided.

  The first side plate portion 871 is arranged between the movement inducing portion 83 and the second restricting portion 88 and the engaging member 85. The first side plate portion 871 and the second side plate portion 872 are arranged such that their front end portions vertically overlap with the openings 863 of the first fixing plate portion 861 and project downward to the front end portion to make the first fixing. Protrusions 871a and 872a arranged in the opening 863 of the plate portion 861 are formed, respectively.

Each of the protrusions 871a and 872a is formed in a tapered shape whose dimension in the front-rear direction decreases downward. In the projecting portions 871a and 872a, the front edge portions 871b and 872b on the front side extend in the vertical direction, and the rear edge portions 871c and 872c incline so as to gradually move downward from the rear side toward the front side. The lower end portions of the front edge portions 871b and 872b are connected to the lower end portions of the rear edge portions 871c and 872c.
Substantially V-shaped groove portions 871d and 872d opening downward at the lower side of the front portion are respectively formed on the other side surface of the first side plate portion 871 in the width direction and the one side surface of the second side plate portion 872 in the width direction. Has been formed. Of the side surfaces of the groove portions 871d and 872d, rear side surfaces 871e and 872e, which are the rear side, extend in the vertical direction, and front side surfaces 871f and 872f, which are the front side, extend gradually downward from the rear side to the front side.

  Front side surfaces 871f and 872f of the groove portions 871d and 872d are continuous with rear edge portions 871c and 872c of the protruding portions 871a and 872a. The front side surfaces 871f and 872f of the groove portions 871d and 872d and the rear edge portions 871c and 872c of the protruding portions 871a and 872a are configured so that the protruding pin 842 of the second pin pressing portion 84 moves. Front side surfaces 871f and 872f of the groove portions 871d and 872d and rear edge portions 871c and 872c of the protruding portions 871a and 872a are used as protruding pin guide surfaces 871g and 872g.

The second side plate portion 872 is arranged in parallel with the portion of the second top plate mounting plate portion 62 of the top plate mounting portion 6 shown in FIG. 7 where the rear side of the groove 64 is formed. As described above, the rear side of the groove 64 indicates the rear side of the guide groove 641 and the locking groove 642.
A groove portion 875 having the same shape as the rear side of the groove portion 64 is arranged in the second side plate portion 872 at a position overlapping the groove portion 64 in the width direction. The groove portion 875 of the second side plate portion 872 is open to the front side. The tip of the second pin 73 that moves on the rear side of the groove 64 of the second top plate mounting plate 62 is inserted into the groove 875 of the second side plate 872.

(Operating means)
As shown in FIG. 5, the operating means 9 includes an operating lever 91 (operating portion) arranged below the top plate body 31, and a movable portion 82 of the operating lever 91 and the locking portion 8 (see FIGS. 11 to 13). And a cooperation unit 92 that cooperates with (see).
As shown in FIGS. 11 to 13, the cooperation portion 92 is arranged inside the top plate attachment portion 6, and is connected to the connecting portion 831 of the movable portion 82, the pulling member 93, and the operation lever 91. It has a rod 94 and a cam 95 attached to the operation rod 94 and connected to the pulling member 93.

The operation lever 91 is arranged with a space further on one side in the width direction than the top plate mounting portion 6 on one side in the width direction.
As shown in FIGS. 19 and 20, a protection wall portion 96 is provided adjacent to the other side of the operation lever 91 in the width direction.
The protective wall portion 96 is a wall body whose wall faces the width direction and extends in the front-rear direction, and is attached to the lower side of the top plate body 31. A hole 961 penetrating in the width direction is formed in the protective wall 96, and the operation rod 94 is inserted into the hole 961.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the operation rod 94 is a round bar-shaped member and is installed in a direction extending in the width direction. The operation rod 94 penetrates the top plate mounting portion 6 and the cover portion 32 on one side in the width direction, and is inside the top plate mounting portion 6 and the cover portion 32 on the other side in the width direction, and the other end portion in the width direction. Has been inserted. The operation rod 94 is inserted into the top plate attaching portion 6 and the cover portion 32 from the notch portion 321 a formed in the cover portion 32 and the second hole portions 624 and 634 formed in the top plate attaching portion 6. There is.

The operation rod 94 has an end portion on one side in the width direction protruding toward one side in the width direction from the top plate mounting portion 6 on one side in the width direction, penetrates the protective wall portion 96, and is connected to the operation lever 91. There is. The operation lever 91 is configured to rotate the operation rod 94 around its axis when the user pushes it upward. The operation lever 91 is not directly fixed to the top plate body 31, but is arranged below the top plate body 31 by being connected to the operation rod 94.
As shown in FIGS. 19 and 20, the lower end surface 91a of the operation lever 91 is arranged at substantially the same height as the lower end surface 96a of the protective wall portion 96. Further, the front end portion 91b of the operation lever 91 is disposed in substantially the same position as the front end portion 96b of the protection wall portion 96 in the front-rear direction. The rear end portion 91c of the operation lever 91 is the rear end portion of the protection wall portion 96. It is arranged in front of 96c.

As shown in FIG. 13, the cam 95 is attached to the operation rod 94 inside each of the two top plate attachment portions 6. The cam 95 is a drop-shaped plate-shaped member whose plate surface is wider on one end side in the direction of the position along the plate surface than on the other end side, and is a wide portion 951 on one end side. The operation rod 94 penetrates through and the pulling member 93 is connected to the narrow portion 952 on the other end side.
The cam 95 and the operation rod 94 are fixed so that they do not rotate relative to each other. The wide portion 951 of the cam 95 is arranged on the front side of the narrow portion 952.
The pulling member 93 is a rod-shaped member, and is arranged inside each of the two top plate mounting portions 6 in a direction extending in the front-rear direction. The rear end portion of the pulling member 93 is rotatably connected to the connecting portion 831 of the movable portion 82 about an axis extending in the width direction, and the front end portion is rotated about the axis extending in the width direction to the narrow portion 952 of the cam 95. It is movably connected.

When the operation lever 91 is operated and the operation rod 94 is rotated from the state in which the operation lever 91 shown in FIG. 13 is not operated, the narrow portion 952 of the cam 95 is moved downward and forward. The pulling member 93, which is rotated to move and is connected to the narrow portion 952 of the cam 95, is pulled forward and downward. Since the pulling member 93 is rotatably connected to the narrow portion 952 of the cam 95, even if the narrow portion 952 of the cam 95 rotates so as to move to the lower side and the front side, the rotation of the cam 95 is prevented. It does not rotate around the axis of motion, but moves forward when it is in a posture that extends in the front-rear direction. The pulling member 93 moves slightly downward by the rotation of the cam 95.
Then, the movable portion 82 moves to the front side by moving the pulling member 93 to the front side. The movable portion 82 moves to the front side along the fixed plate portion 86. In the second posture, when the operation lever 91 is operated, the movable portion 82 moves upward.

When the movable portion 82 moves to the front side, the engaging member 85 moves to the front side. When the engaging member 85 engaged with the cutout portion 521 of the side wall portion 52 in the first posture moves to the front side, the engaging member 85 comes out of the cutout portion 521, so that the top plate 3 is rotatable. Becomes
It should be noted that when the movable portion 82 moves upward in the second posture, the engaging member 85 moves upward, but in the second posture, the engaging member 85 is not locked as in the first posture. There is no locking mechanism that is released by moving the coupling member 85.

When the movable portion 82 moves to the front side, the second pin pressing portion 84 moves to the front side. Since the second pin pressing portion 84 moves to the front side with respect to the first restricting portion 87 of the fixed portion 81, the projecting pin 842 moves along the projecting pin guide surfaces 871g and 872g of the first restricting portion 87, The rear side is configured to rotate downward. At this time, since the second pin pressing portion 84 is arranged in the opening of the fixed plate portion, it does not interfere with the fixed plate portion.
In the second posture, when the movable portion 82 moves upward, the second pin pressing portion 84 rotates forward. In the second posture, if the operation lever 91 is not operated, the second pin pressing portion 84 presses the second pin 73 so as to rotate toward the rear side, so that the operation lever 91 is operated. When the second pin pressing portion 84 rotates forward, the second pin pressing portion 84 separates from the second pin 73.

When the movable portion 82 moves to the front side, the movement inducing portion 83 moves to the front side.
In the second posture, when the operation lever 91 shown in FIG. 23 is not operated and the operation lever 91 shown in FIG. 24 is operated, the movement inducing portion 83 moves upward and the movement inducing portion 83 engages. The second pin 73 of the link portion 7 inserted in the stop groove portion 642 is abutted from the lower side. 23 to 25 are sectional views as seen from the side opposite to the width direction in FIG.
At this time, as shown in FIG. 25, the second pin 73 comes into contact with the second pin contact surface 834b of the movement inducing portion 83, so that the second pin contact surface 834b moves upward. , The second pin 73 is pushed upward and rearward, and tries to move upward and rearward. At this time, the second pin pressing portion 84 rotates forward and is separated from the second pin 73 and does not press the second pin 73, so the second pin 73 moves upward and rearward. It becomes possible to move from the locking groove portion 642 to the guide groove portion 641. As a result, the top plate 3 is in a rotatable state.
When the movable portion 82 moves to the front side in the first posture, the movement inducing portion 83 moves to the front side, but the second pin 73 of the link portion 7 is arranged near the front end portion of the guide groove portion 641. The movement inducing portion 83 does not push the second pin 73.

To move the top plate 3 from the first posture to the second posture, as shown in FIG. 21, the operation lever 91 is operated to move the movable portion 82 to the front side. As a result, the engaging member 85 comes out of the cutout portion 521 of the side wall portion 52 of the leg portion 2, and the top plate 3 becomes rotatable.
The top plate 3 is rotated so that the front end of the top plate 3 in the first posture is lifted upward. When the top plate 3 rotates, the engagement member 85 faces the front arc surface 525 of the side wall portion 52. For this reason, when the operation lever 91 is released, the engaging member 85 tries to move to the rear side, but moves along the front arc surface 525, and thus is maintained in the state of moving to the front side. When the top plate 3 further rotates, the engaging member 85 separates from the front circular arc surface 525, and thus moves to the rear side (downward in the second posture) and is restored when the operation lever 91 is released.

When the top plate 3 rotates and the top plate mounting portion 6 rotates, the link portion 7 rotates about the second shaft portion 54. The second pin 73 of the link portion 7 rotates about the second shaft portion 54 and moves the groove 64 of the second top plate mounting plate portion 62 from the front side (first posture second pin position 643) to the rear side (engagement). It moves toward the side where the stop groove portion 642 is formed).
When the top plate 3 rotates from the first posture to the second posture and the second pin 73 of the link portion 7 moves to the rear side (toward the locking groove portion 642) along the guide groove portion 641, The 2 pin 73 contacts the second pin pressing portion 84. At this time, the second pin 73 comes into contact with the front edge portion 841e of the second pin pressing portion main body 841 from the front side and tries to move to the rear side along the guide groove portion 641 to thereby move the second pin pressing portion main body 841. The front edge 841e is pushed rearward. As a result, the second pin pressing portion 84 elastically deforms the spring 845 and rotates downward, and the protrusion to the guide groove portion 641 (the portion overlapping the guide groove portion 641 when viewed in the width direction) becomes smaller. As a result, the second pin 73 can move further rearward along the guide groove portion 641 while pressing the front edge portion 841e and the upper edge portion 841d of the second pin pressing portion main body 841.
At this time, the guide groove portion 641 is in a state of extending in a substantially vertical direction in which the front side in the first posture is above the rear side in the first posture. From here, the front side of the guide groove portion 641 in the first posture will be described as the upper side, and the rear side in the first posture will be described as the lower side.

As shown in FIG. 22, when the top plate 3 is rotated, the second pin 73 moves further downward and is located at the boundary portion between the guide groove portion 641 and the locking groove portion 642. The pin pressing portion main body 841 comes into contact with a corner portion 841f between an upper edge portion 841d and an upper rear edge portion 841c. At this time, the second pin pressing portion 84 tries to rotate around the rotating shaft portion 843 by the restoring force of the spring 845 so that the corner portion 841f between the upper edge portion 841d and the upper rear edge portion 841c faces the front side. To do. As a result, as shown in FIG. 23, the second pin 73 is pushed by the corner portion 841f of the second pin pressing portion 84 and inserted into the locking groove portion 642 located on the front side.
When the second pin 73 is inserted into the locking groove portion 642, the second pin pressing portion 84 is disposed diagonally above the front side, and the corner portion 841f of the second pin pressing portion 84 is in contact with the second pin 73. It is configured so as not to get out of the 642. As a result, the second pin 73 of the link portion 7 is restrained in a state of being locked in the locking groove portion 642, and the top plate 3 is maintained in the second posture.

When the second pin 73 is inserted into the locking groove portion 642, the shaft center of the rotating shaft portion 843 of the second pin pressing portion 84 and the corner portion 841f of the second pin pressing portion main body 841 that contacts the second pin 73. The axial center of the second pin 73 is arranged on a straight line connecting with. In addition, the locking groove portion 642 is a guide groove portion of a straight line connecting the axis of the rotating shaft portion 843 of the second pin pressing portion 84 and the corner portion 841f of the second pin pressing portion main body 841 that abuts the second pin 73. It substantially coincides with the direction in which it projects from 641.
As a result, when a moment in the direction of moving the second pin 73 from the locking groove portion 642 to the guide groove portion 641 is generated by the external force that tries to bring the top plate 3 in the second posture to the first posture, the second pin 73 Since the force exerted on the second pin pressing portion 84 from the direction is toward the rotation shaft portion 843 of the second pin pressing portion 84, the second pin pressing portion 84 rotates and the second pin 73 moves. Is prevented.

  In the second posture, the first connection plate portion 711 of the link portion 7 is adjacent to the lower side of the first cover lower plate portion 326, and the upper side of the cover lower opening 325 (the front side in the first posture) is positioned. Covering. The upper end portion (the front end portion in the first posture) of the first connection plate portion 711 is in the second cutout portions 623, 633 of the second top plate attachment plate portion 62 and the third top plate attachment plate portion 63, It is located rearward of the lower end of the first cover lower plate portion 326.

To move the top plate 3 from the second posture to the first posture, as shown in FIG. 24, the operation lever 91 is moved upward and the movable portion 82 is moved upward. As a result, the movement inducing portion 83 and the second pin pressing portion 84 move upward.
By moving the second pin pressing portion 84 to the upper side, the portion that separates from the second pin 73 and rotates forward and protrudes into the guide groove portion 641 (the portion that overlaps the guide groove portion 641 when viewed in the width direction) is small. Become.
The movement inducing portion 83 moves upward, so that the second pin abutting surface 834b abuts the second pin 73 of the link portion 7 inserted in the locking groove portion 642 from the lower side, so that the second pin 73 moves upward. To move. The second pin 73 pushed upward moves along the locking groove 642, and therefore moves the locking groove 642 upward and frontward.

At this time, since the second pin pressing portion 84 is separated from the second pin 73 and does not press the second pin 73, the second pin 73 can move to the upper side and the front side, and from the locking groove portion 642. It moves to the guide groove 641. As a result, the top plate 3 becomes rotatable.
At this time, the upper end portion (the end portion on the side where the second pin 73 is provided) of the link portion 7 moves to the upper side and the front side by the movement of the second pin 73, so that the first connection plate portion 711 of the link portion 7 is moved. Moves to the upper side and the front side, and the upper end of the second cover plate attachment plate portion 62 and the third top plate attachment plate portion 63 come out of the second cutout portions 623, 633 and the lower end of the first cover lower plate portion 326. It will be in a state of being located in front of the section.

The top plate 3 is rotated so that its upper end moves forward and downward.
The link portion 7 rotates about the second shaft portion 54 as the top plate 3 rotates and the top plate mounting portion 6 rotates, and the second pin 73 causes the guide groove portion 641 to move downward (to the rear side). ) To the upper side (front side). At this time, the upper end portion of the first connection plate portion 711 of the link portion 7 is located in front of the lower end portion of the first cover lower plate portion 326. The first connection plate portion moves along the front surface (the lower surface in the first posture) of the first cover lower plate portion 326. When the top plate 3 is in the first posture, the first connection plate part 711 of the link part 7 is arranged so as to overlap with the lower side of the first cover lower plate part 326, and the front end part thereof is arranged to overlap with the first cover lower plate part 326. 2 It is arranged below the connecting portion with the lower cover plate portion 327.
When the top plate 3 is in the first posture, the second pin 73 is arranged at the first posture second pin position 643 of the guide groove portion 641.

When the top plate 3 changes from the second posture to the first posture, the engaging member 85 contacts the front arc surface 525 of the side wall portion 52 and rotates along the front arc surface 525. Since the engaging member 85 is biased to the rear side (lower side) and can move to the front side when pushed to the front side, it is pushed to the front arc surface 525 and moves to the front side. When in the first posture, the engaging member 85 separates from the front arc surface 525 and is arranged on the front side of the cutout portion 521, so that the engagement member 85 moves to the rear side and is inserted into the cutout portion 521.
As a result, the rotation of the top plate 3 is restricted, and the top plate 3 is maintained in the first posture.

Next, the operation and effect of the furniture with the top plate according to the present embodiment described above will be described with reference to the drawings.
The wiring 35 of the power outlet 33 is held by the first wiring holding portion 36 provided on the top plate supporting portion 5 and guided by the pedestal portion 22, so that the wiring 35 is moved downward from the upper end portion of the pedestal portion 22. It can be installed along the line. Therefore, the wiring 35 does not hang down from the top plate 3, and the slack of the wiring 35 caused when the top plate 3 rotates and the wiring moves can be minimized. It can be prevented from being sandwiched between the legs 2.

  Further, since the pedestal portion 22 is provided with the second wiring holding portion 37 that holds the wiring 35, the wiring 35 extending downward from the first wiring holding portion 36 is held by the second wiring holding portion 37. By doing so, it is possible to easily follow the pillar portion 22. As a result, it is possible to prevent the wiring 35 from moving to a position between the leg 2 and the top plate 3 when the top plate 3 is rotated away from the pillar 22.

  Further, the pair of top plate mounting portions 6 are attached to the lower surface 31 a of the top plate 3 so as to sandwich the power outlet 33 from the width direction. Thereby, even when the top plate 3 is in the second posture, the wiring 35 can be extended downward between the pair of top plate mounting portions 6 and reach the first wiring holding portion 36, and the wiring 35 It is possible to prevent the wiring 35 from being sandwiched between the top plate attaching portion 6 and the leg portion 2 without interfering with the top plate attaching portion 6.

Although the embodiment of the furniture with the ceiling plate according to the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment, and can be appropriately modified without departing from the gist thereof.
For example, in the above-described embodiment, the top board supporting portion 5 is provided with one first wiring holding portion 36, but a plurality of first wiring holding portions 36 may be provided.
Further, in the above embodiment, the first wiring holding portion 36 is provided in the top plate supporting portion 5 that rotatably supports the top plate 3, but the furniture with the top plate replaces the top plate supporting portion 5. As long as it is configured to have a member attached to the upper portion of the pedestal portion and extending in the horizontal direction (the pedestal upper portion horizontal member), the first wiring holding portion 36 may be provided to this member.

In addition, in the above embodiment, one leg 2 supports the top plate 3, and this one leg 2 is connected to the center of the plate surface of the top plate 3. On the other hand, a pair of pillars provided at intervals in the width direction may rotatably support the top plate 3, and the pair of pillars may be connected to a connecting member extending in the width direction. . In such a case, the first wiring holding portion may be provided on the connecting member. One first wiring holding portion may be provided for the connecting member, or a plurality of first wiring holding portions may be provided according to the length dimension of the connecting member.
Further, in the above embodiment, the pedestal portion 22 is provided with the second wiring holding portion 37 that holds the wiring 35, but the second wiring holding portion 37 may not be provided. When the pedestal portion 22 is provided with the second wiring holding portion 37, the form of the second wiring holding portion 37 may be appropriately set.

Further, in the above embodiment, the power outlet 33 is arranged between the pair of top plate mounting portions 6, but the arrangement of the power outlet 33 and the top plate mounting portion may be set appropriately.
In addition, in the above-described embodiment, the power outlet 33 is provided substantially in the center of the top plate body 31, but the position with respect to the top plate body 31 may be set appropriately.
In addition, in the above-described embodiment, the power outlet 33 is arranged at a position above the top plate supporting portion 5 in the first posture, but the position with respect to the top plate supporting portion 5 may be appropriately set.

1 Furniture with top plate 2 Legs (support structure)
3 Top plate 5 Top plate support part (horizontal upper member of pedestal)
6 Top plate mounting part 7 Link part 22 Leg part 31 Top plate body 31a Lower surface 33 Power outlet (energizing part)
34 Outlet part 35 Wiring 36 First wiring holding part 37 Second wiring holding part

Claims (4)

A support structure,
A top plate rotatably supported by the support structure between a first posture in which the top plate surface is a horizontal plane and a second posture in which the top plate surface is a vertical plane;
A current-carrying part attached to the lower surface of the top plate,
In a fixture with a ceiling plate, which is connected to the current-carrying unit and which supplies power to the current-carrying unit,
The support structure includes a pedestal portion,
A pedestal upper horizontal member attached to the upper part of the pedestal portion and extending in the horizontal direction,
The top plate horizontal member is provided with a first wiring holding portion that holds the wiring while allowing it to move with respect to the support structure and guides it to the pedestal portion. Furniture.   The fixture with a ceiling plate according to claim 1, wherein the pedestal portion is provided with a second wiring holding portion that holds the wiring. A pair of pedestal upper horizontal members is rotatably supported together with the top plate, and is attached to the lower surface of the top plate so as to sandwich the current-carrying portion at intervals in the direction in which the rotation axis of the top plate extends. Has a top plate mounting part,
The top plate according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the wiring is configured to extend downwardly between the pair of top plate attachment portions when the top plate is in the second posture. Furniture.   The furniture with a ceiling plate according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the support structure is configured to be movable on an installation surface.

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