JP2961600B2 - Office furniture systems - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an office automation system for office buildings.
The present invention relates to systematization of various office furniture such as a desk, a table, a sign panel, a telephone stand, a partition, a counter, a rack, and a cabinet, which are installed on a floor structure for an office building called an A floor. Easy to install and store, easy to change office layout by unitizing and modularizing office furniture,
The present invention relates to an office furniture system capable of reducing the occupied volume during transportation and storage and improving the efficiency, and also having excellent earthquake resistance.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in an office building that has been automated for office use, a raised floor-shaped indoor floor is provided on a floor slab, and a power cable, a telephone line, a computer and the like are provided in a gap between the floor slab and the indoor floor. A comfortable office with a variety of cables, such as various cables, installed on the floor, which is called an OA floor, so that various wiring that hinders traffic when installing computer-related equipment does not crawl on the floor. It not only provides an environment, but also facilitates the routing of wiring when the office layout is changed.

[0003] This OA floor is, for example, 50x50 in length and width.
A large number of metal floor panel members with a standard square shape of cm are provided on the floor slab with a gap, detachably connected and arranged over the entire floor, and tile carpets etc. are laid on this and completed Is done.

[0004]

However, even on an OA floor that can provide such an excellent office environment, the office furniture to be used is the same as before. Furniture was bulky, but had to be stored in the warehouse. Also, since there are many large-sized furniture in the office, it is necessary to take large-scale fall prevention measures to prevent these furniture from moving and falling during the earthquake and causing much damage. It had been.

Accordingly, the present invention can easily disassemble, relocate, and reassemble office furniture that is excessive or insufficient due to a change in office layout or the like, and can dispose of office furniture efficiently without being bulky. Another object of the present invention is to provide a system capable of constructing safe office furniture that does not move or fall down even in the event of an earthquake as a whole office.

[0006]

In order to achieve the above object, an office furniture system according to the present invention provides an office building floor in which a plurality of floor panel members are connected on a floor slab of a building to form an indoor floor. A through hole is cut out at the joint between adjacent floor panel members, and a floor panel support member having a lower end fixed on the floor slab is inserted into the through hole, and the floor panel member is removed from the floor slab. In addition to engaging and supporting in a separated state, a lower end portion of a support member is detachably engaged with an upper end portion of the floor panel support member. Combining and engaging office furniture components such as boards, side boards, shelves, partitions or doors, desks, tables, partitions, racks,
It is characterized by constituting office furniture such as cabinets, counters, telephone stands, and sign panels.

The through-holes may be formed by cutting out the corners of a plurality of floor panel members which are adjacent to each other and come into contact with each other at the corners.

Further, the floor panel support member engages with the column member in accordance with the shape and arrangement of the desired office furniture, and the floor panel member is provided with the same upper surface as the floor panel member in places where the column member is unnecessary. A lid member that engages with the member may be provided.

Further, a power outlet which can be protruded and housed may be provided on the upper surface of the lid member.

[0010]

FIG. 1 shows an outline of an office furniture system according to the present invention, and FIGS. 2 and 3 show a basic structure of the office furniture system. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a floor panel member which is formed by connecting a plurality of floor slabs 2 of a building to form an indoor floor and forms through holes 1a which are concavely concave in four corners which are joined to each other. A floor panel support member for engaging the through hole 1a of the floor panel member 1 at the upper end and separating from the floor slab 2 while fixing the lower end to the floor slab 2 and the floor so as to provide a gap for arranging various wirings. The wiring arrangement area 5 formed between the panel member 1 and the column member 5 is a column member having a lower end detachably screwed into the screw portion 3a at the upper end of the floor panel support member 3.

The floor panel member 1 is formed by pressing a steel plate or the like, and has a basic dimension of approximately 20 × 40.
The through holes 1a are formed in four corners in a rectangular shape having a rectangular shape of cm. This is because the conventional 50 × 50 cm rectangular shape cannot be any size that can constitute a desk or cabinet in any combination, while the basic size of 20 × 40 cm is 80 × 120 cm, 80 × 16
It is possible to obtain various dimensions for constructing a desk, cabinet or the like of 0 cm, 60 × 100 cm, or the like. Although not particularly shown, appropriate reinforcing ribs may be attached to the back surface of the floor panel member 1 to increase the bending strength. Then, the floor panel member 1 is arranged on the entire floor, and a tile carpet or the like is laid thereon to complete the indoor floor.

The floor panel support member 3 includes a base 3c fixed to the floor slab 2 with bolts 3b, an opening 3d standing upright on the base 3b and forming openings 3d at a plurality of locations around the base 3c. It is composed of a cylindrical body 3f provided with a step 3e for placing and engaging the engaging portion 1a of the panel member 1, and the screw portion 3a formed in a hollow state at the upper end thereof. By adopting such a structure, various cables laid on the floor slab 2 can be moved to the floor panel support member 3 at desired positions.
Through the opening 3d and the threaded portion 3a.

The support member 5 has a floor panel support member 3 at the lower end.
And a screw portion 5a to be screwed with the screw portion 3a.
Elongated holes 5b are formed at regular intervals in the vertical direction on four sides of the side surface. At an appropriate position of the long hole 5b, a bracket 7 for engaging the side member 6, a top plate, a shelf plate, a sign panel, and the like, which are various components of office furniture such as a desk and a partition, with the support member 5 is attached and detached. Hanging freely. The upper end opening of the support member 5 is covered with a lid 8.
Although not particularly shown, a spring washer or the like having a strong spring property is interposed between the screw portion 5a of the support member 5 and the screw portion 3a of the floor panel support member 3, so that the elongated hole 5b of the support member 5 is desired. The structure such that the support member 5 can be fixed at a position at which the support member 5 can be fixed can be used.
May be easily engaged. Furthermore, in addition to the engagement structure using screws, for example, the floor panel support member 3 and the support member 5 can be detachably connected only by vertically inserting and pulling out an engagement portion such as a rectangle with a lock mechanism. It is also possible to adopt a structure that matches.

Then, the lid member 9 shown in FIG. 4 is screwed into the screw portion 3a of the floor panel support member 3 to cover the portion of the floor panel support member 3 where the support member 5 is not used, and the hole of the through hole 1a is covered. The lid prevents the floor from having a step.
In addition, as shown in FIG. 5, by appropriately disposing the lid member 10 formed on the upper surface with a freely accessible up-out outlet 10a normally disposed on the floor panel member, it is not necessary to arrange the power outlet. . Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the lid member 11 having a hole 11a formed on the upper surface for inserting the cord of the table tap 12 is also convenient because the outlet can be freely moved.

By combining various members having the above-described configuration, office furniture schematically shown in FIG. 1 is constructed in a systematic manner. Reference numeral 13 denotes desks arranged side by side with a low partition 14 interposed therebetween, and a top plate and side plates are engaged with support members 5 erected at appropriate intervals using a bracket or the like. On the right side of the table row, the support member 5 in a state before the top plate, the side plate and the like are engaged is shown. Reference numeral 15 denotes an example of a partition used for blindfolding and partitioning.
Panels are arranged between them. 16 is the four support members 5
This is a shelf configured by engaging a shelf plate, a side plate, and a back plate therebetween. By combining these basic structures with appropriate width diameters and various office furniture components such as doors, drawers, and table tops, tables, cabinets, racks,
Various office furniture such as a counter, a telephone stand, and a sign panel can be configured.

As described above, various kinds of office furniture constituted by the office furniture system of the present invention use the pillar members 5 fixed to the floor panel support members 3 as pillars, so that there is no danger of moving or overturning during an earthquake. In addition, since various office furniture can be easily disassembled into components such as columns, panels, and brackets, the efficiency in which the occupied volume can be reduced during transportation and storage can be improved.

FIG. 7 shows various embodiments of a floor panel member, and a rectangular floor panel member 1 of approximately 20 × 40 cm in length and width.
Since it is not possible to cope with a complicated floor shape by itself, a floor panel member 17 of a square shape of approximately 20 × 20 cm in length and width, and a floor panel member 18 obtained by diagonally dividing a rectangular shape of approximately 20 × 40 cm in length and width into triangular diagonally. By combining with the standard floor panel member 1, any floor shape can be handled. Further, even when office furniture is arranged not parallel to the row of floor panel members but obliquely, the triangular floor panel member 18 can be effectively used. Of course, by providing a lineup of floor panel members having other dimensions and shapes, a portion that cannot be covered by the standard floor panel member 1 may be complemented.

In the above-described embodiment, the engagement structure between the floor panel support member and the support member by screws, the engagement structure between the support member and office furniture components such as the top plate and side plates, and the vertical and horizontal dimensions of the floor panel member The specific structure such as the basic dimensions of 20 × 40 cm is merely an example of the minimum configuration for explaining the basic concept of the present invention, and it is needless to say that the present invention is not limited thereto.

[0019]

As described above in detail, according to the present invention, in an office building floor in which a plurality of floor panel members are connected on a floor slab of a building to form an indoor floor, adjacent floor panel members are formed. A notch is formed at the joint, and a floor panel support member with its lower end fixed on the floor slab is inserted into this through hole, and the floor panel member is engaged with the floor panel being separated from the floor slab In addition to supporting the floor panel support member, the lower end of a pillar member is detachably engaged with the upper end of the floor panel support member.
Disassembly of various office furniture by combining and engaging office furniture components such as shelves, partitions or doors and configuring office furniture such as desks, tables, partitions, racks, cabinets, counters, telephone stands, sign panels, etc.・ Since assembly is extremely easy,
Excellent effects such as easy installation and storage of office furniture, easy change of office layout, and efficiency improvement such as reduction of occupied volume during transportation and storage are exhibited. Further, by supporting the pillar members constituting the columns of the office furniture with the floor panel supporting members fixed to the floor slab,
It is possible to construct safe office furniture that will not move or fall even in the event of an earthquake as a whole office.

When a power outlet is provided on the upper surface of the lid member so as to be protruded and housed, the outlet can be easily fitted in a desired location without difficulty in arranging the power outlet.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an office furniture system according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing a basic structure of the office furniture system of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the basic structure of the office furniture system of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a cover member in the office furniture system of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a cover member in the office furniture system of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a cover member in the office furniture system of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a combination of floor panel members in the office furniture system of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Floor panel member 1a Through-hole part 2 Floor slab 3 Floor panel support member 4 Wiring arrangement area 5 Prop member 6 Side plate 7 Bracket 8 Cover 9 Cover member 10 Cover member 10a Up outlet 11 Cover member 12 Table tap 13 Desk 14 Low Partition 15 Partition 16 Shelf 17 Floor panel member 18 Floor panel member

Continuation of the front page (58) Field surveyed (Int.Cl. ⁶ , DB name) E04F 15/024 604 E04F 15/024 603 E04F 15/024 606 A47B 96/04 A47B 96/14

Claims (4)

(57) [Claims] 1. An office building floor in which a plurality of floor panel members are connected to each other on a floor slab of a building to form an indoor floor, a through hole is cut out at a joint between adjacent floor panel members. A floor panel supporting member having a lower end fixed on the floor slab is inserted into the through hole, the floor panel member is engaged and supported in a state where the floor panel member is separated from the floor slab, and the upper end of the floor panel supporting member is The lower end of the support member is detachably engaged with the support member, and the support member, which is erected from the indoor floor, is combined with an office furniture component such as a top plate, a side plate, a shelf, a partition or a door. An office furniture system characterized by comprising office furniture such as desks, tables, partitions, racks, cabinets, counters, telephone stands, sign panels, and the like. 2. The floor panel member according to claim 1, wherein the through holes are formed by cutting out the corners of a plurality of floor panel members which are adjacent to each other and come into contact with each other at the corners. Office furniture system. 3. The floor panel support member engages with a support member in accordance with a desired shape and arrangement of office furniture, and the floor panel support is made to be the same as the floor panel member at places where the support member is unnecessary. 2. The office furniture system according to claim 1, further comprising a cover member that engages with the member. 4. The office furniture system according to claim 3, wherein a power outlet is provided on an upper surface of the lid member so as to be protrudable and housed.