JP3059797U - Monitor upper shelf - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Problem] To easily adjust the height of a monitor upper shelf and to enable fine adjustment of its position. The system includes two groups of continuously arranged polygonal sockets formed at the bottom of the base. The pair of feet each include an upper foot and a lower foot that are adjustably engaged. At the upper end of the upper foot is formed a hollow polygonal plug that fits into one of the polygonal sockets. A leveling shoe is pivotally attached to the lower end of the lower foot, and the leveling shoe has an adhesive film attached to the end at the lower end to stably attach the support foot to the upper part of the monitor. . The base has a lip at the rear edge to prevent objects from falling off the base.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a shelf for a monitor top, and more particularly to a shelf with two adjustable feet having leveling shoes for securely mounting the shelf on the monitor in a flat position.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 To save space on the desk, shelves for storing things such as telephones, faxes and books will be installed at the top of the monitor.

As shown in FIG. 9, a conventional shelf includes a base 60 and a support member attached to the base. Two feet 61 are provided on the bottom of the base 60 near the front end of the base, respectively, and two screw hole groups each including nine screw holes 62 are provided near the rear end of the base. Have been.

An integrally formed top plate 701 having three equally spaced holes 72 respectively corresponding to three of the screw holes 62 in a group, and an integrally formed bottom plate having holes corresponding to the holes 72 in the center of the top plate. 702 are provided, respectively. The leg support 70 is attached to the bottom of the base 60 by inserting screws 71 through the corresponding first hole 72 and the last hole 72 of the top plate 701 into the two screw holes 62 in one screw hole group, respectively. Attach to A bolt 73 longer than the leg support 70 is inserted through the hole 72 in the bottom plate 702 and the central hole 72 in the top plate 701 and is fixed in the corresponding screw hole 62. In addition, the bolt 73 has a flat foot 74 integrally formed at the end of the bolt. After both bolts are screwed into corresponding threaded holes 62 in the base 60 and the feet 61 engage the top of the monitor (not shown), the base 60 can stably stand on top of the monitor.

However, in order to change the position of the leg support 70 and adjust the height of the rear part of the base 60, the screw 71 is removed to release the leg support 70, and the leg support 70 is moved to a desired position. And the leg support must be screwed back to the base 60.

[0006] Furthermore, the foot 74 does not completely contact the upper portion of the monitor, and the base 60 may be unstable on the monitor.

The distance between the screw holes 62 is too large for fine adjustment of the position of the leg support 70.

[0008]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a shelf including two groups of continuously arranged polygonal sockets formed respectively on the bottom of a base. The pair of feet each include an upper foot and a lower foot that adjustably engage. At the upper end of the upper foot is formed a hollow polygonal plug that fits into one of the polygonal sockets. A leveling shoe is pivotally attached to the lower end of the lower foot, and the leveling shoe has an adhesive film attached to the end at the lower end to stably attach the supporting foot to the upper part of the monitor. .

It is another object of the present invention to provide a shelf with a base having a slot for holding a disk.

[0010] Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a shelf having a lip at the rear edge of the base to prevent objects from falling off the base.

[0011]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The monitor upper shelf according to the present invention includes a base and two supporting feet respectively connected between the base and the leveling shoe, in order to achieve the above-mentioned object, and the base has a rear end. Forming at least two groups of continuously arranged polygonal sockets for receiving the support feet on a nearby bottom, each support foot including an upper foot and a lower foot, wherein the upper foot is At its upper end there is a hollow polygonal plug corresponding to said polygonal socket, said lower foot having a series of lateral grooves and longitudinal grooves communicating with each one of said lateral grooves on opposite sides thereof; The lower foot has a flanged post removably inserted into the upper foot and integrally formed on the bottom, and a plurality of vertically formed grooves are formed on a surface of the lower foot. Each of which is Two T corresponding to the lateral groove and the longitudinal groove so as to connect the upper foot to the lower foot when the lower foot is inserted into the upper foot on opposite sides of the upper end of the part. An adhesive film fixed to the leveling shoe for mounting the leveling shoe on top of the monitor below the flanged post, the leveling shoe being pivotally attached to the flanged post. It has.

In addition, the upper monitor shelf according to the present invention has two slots respectively formed on opposite sides of the base, and the base is fixed to the rear end of the lip. The polygonal plug provided on each support foot has two flexible portions attached on opposite sides thereof, and each flexible portion has a protrusion formed thereon. Have.

[0013] Further, the monitor upper shelf according to the present invention includes a base and two supporting feet respectively connected between the base and the leveling shoe, the base being near a rear end thereof. The bottom defines at least two groups of continuously arranged polygonal sockets for receiving one of the support feet, each support foot including an upper foot and a lower foot, and the lower foot being Has at its upper end a hollow rectangular plug corresponding to one of said polygonal sockets, said lower foot having a series of lateral grooves and longitudinal grooves communicating with each one of said lateral grooves on opposite sides thereof; The upper foot removably inserted into the lower foot has a flanged post integrally formed on the bottom thereof, and a plurality of vertically formed grooves formed on a surface of the upper foot. Are formed, each of which is Two T's corresponding to the lateral and longitudinal grooves so as to connect the upper foot to the lower foot when the lower foot is inserted into the upper foot on opposite sides of the upper end of the foot. The leveling shoe is pivotally attached to the flanged post and is fixedly provided below the leveling shoe to attach the leveling shoe to the top of the monitor. It has an agent film.

[0014]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the present invention relates to a shelf which is removably mounted on the top of a monitor. The shelf includes a base 10 and two support feet 20 provided on the bottom of the base.

The base 10 includes a lip 13 fixedly attached to its rear edge and two slots 11 formed on opposite sides for holding the disc 12. At the bottom of the base 10, two feet 14 are provided near the front end thereof so as to be mounted on the upper surface of the monitor, and two groups of continuously arranged polygon sockets 15 are provided in each group. Is formed in the vicinity of the rear end so that one support foot 20 is provided.

As shown in FIG. 4, the support foot includes an upper foot 21 and a lower foot 22.

The upper foot 21 has an upper portion formed as a hollow polygonal plug 23 and a lower portion formed as a cylinder. The plug 23 has two flexible portions 231 which have protrusions 232 formed on them and are provided on opposite sides of the plug. The plug 23 can be removably inserted into one of the corresponding sockets 15 and is held in place by contact between the projection 232 and the surface of the corresponding socket. A series of lateral grooves 25 and a longitudinal groove 24 communicating with one of the lateral grooves are formed on both sides of the cylindrical portion of the upper foot portion 21 on opposite sides thereof.

The lower foot 22 is slidably received in the upper foot 21. The lower foot portion 22 has a plurality of vertical grooves 26 formed around the lower foot portion 22 at intervals, and two protrusions 27 formed on both opposite sides of the upper end. Each projection 27 has a T-shape that matches the horizontal groove 25 and the vertical groove 24 of the upper foot 21. A flanged post 28 is integrally formed at the lower end of the lower foot 22 and is pivotally attached to a leveling shoe 30 with an adhesive film 31 attached to the free end of the shoe.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the longitudinal grooves 26 allow the pair of projections 27 on both sides to be pressed against each other, thereby placing the lower foot 22 into the upper foot 21. Can be inserted. When the lower foot 22 is inserted into the upper foot 21 and the pair of projections 27 is released, the projections protrude from one of the longitudinal and lateral grooves 24 and 25. The engagement between the lateral groove 25 of the upper foot 12 and the projection 27 of the lower foot 22 ensures that the two parts of the support foot 20 are held together. A flanged post 28 pivotally attached to the leveling shoe 30 provides free rotation between the support foot 20 and the leveling shoe 30 so that the base 10 can position itself in various planes of various monitors. Can be adjusted for.

In FIG. 6, the base 10 is placed on the monitor 40 in a horizontal state by adjusting the depth at which the lower foot 22 is inserted into the upper foot 21 to adjust the length of the support foot 20. Put on.

In another embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 8, the structure of the lower portion of the upper foot portion 21 and the structure of the upper portion of the lower foot portion 22 are reversed. Prepare.

The advantages of the present invention are as follows.

The shelf according to the present invention can be placed on the monitor by an adhesive film provided on the bottom of the leveling shoe so as to enhance the stability of the shelf. The shelf base can be adjusted to a suitable height and level by easy extension and contraction of the support feet and leveling of the leveling shoes.

The attachment of the support foot to the base by the connection of the polygonal plug and socket is assured, and the multiple mounting positions for the support foot allow slight adjustment in successive polygonal sockets. to enable.

The base further has two slots on opposing sides, can receive a disc, and has a lip attached to the rear end to prevent objects from falling off the shelf. be able to.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a shelf according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the shelf of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a bottom perspective view of the shelf according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing a support leg and a leveling shoe of the shelf according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the support foot and the leveling shoe assembled according to the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a side view showing the shelf placed on the upper part of the monitor according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing the support foot and the leveling shoe in a working state.

FIG. 8 is a sectional view showing another embodiment of the supporting feet of the shelf and the leveling shoe according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is an exploded perspective view of the bottom of a conventional shelf.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Base 13 Lip part 15 Socket 20 Supporting foot part 21 Upper foot part 22 Lower foot part 23 Plug 231 Flexible part 232 Projection 24 Vertical groove 25 Horizontal groove 26 Vertical groove 27 T-shaped protrusion 28 Flanged post 30 Leveling shoe 40 monitors

Claims (8)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A monitor upper shelf including a base and two support feet respectively connected between the base and a leveling shoe, wherein the base has a support foot on a bottom near a rear end thereof. Forming at least two groups of successively arranged polygonal sockets for receiving the upper and lower legs, each supporting foot including an upper foot and a lower foot, wherein the upper foot has the polygonal shape at its upper end. A hollow polygonal plug corresponding to the socket, wherein the lower foot has a series of lateral grooves and one of the lateral grooves on opposite sides thereof;
The lower foot portion has a flanged post removably inserted into the upper foot portion and integrally formed on the bottom portion, and a surface of the lower foot portion. A plurality of grooves formed in the vertical direction are formed, each of which is on opposite sides of the upper end of the lower foot, and the upper foot is inserted when the lower foot is inserted into the upper foot. Two T-shaped projections corresponding to the transverse groove and the longitudinal groove are formed so as to be connected to the lower foot, and the leveling shoe is pivotally attached to the flanged post and the leveling is provided below the flanged post. A monitor top shelf having a fixedly attached adhesive film for mounting a shoe on top of the monitor. 2. A monitor top shelf according to claim 1, wherein each of the bases has two slots formed on opposite sides of the base. 3. The monitor top shelf according to claim 2, wherein the base has a lip fixedly attached to a rear end thereof. 4. The polygonal plug provided on each support foot has two flexible portions mounted on opposite sides thereof, and each flexible portion has a protrusion formed thereon. The monitor upper shelf according to claim 3. 5. A monitor upper shelf including a base and two support feet respectively connected between the base and a leveling shoe, the base being provided on a bottom near a rear end thereof. Forming at least two groups of consecutively arranged polygonal sockets for receiving one of the legs, each supporting foot including an upper foot and a lower foot, wherein the lower foot is at the upper end thereof. A hollow rectangular plug corresponding to one of the polygonal sockets, the lower foot having a series of lateral grooves and longitudinal grooves communicating with each one of the lateral grooves on opposite sides thereof; The upper foot, which is removably inserted, has a flanged post integrally formed on the bottom thereof, and a plurality of vertically formed grooves are formed on a surface of the upper foot, Each opposing the upper end of the upper foot Two T-shaped protrusions corresponding to the lateral and vertical grooves are formed on both sides so as to connect the upper foot to the lower foot when the lower foot is inserted into the upper foot. A monitor top shelf, wherein the leveling shoe is pivotally attached to the flanged post and has an adhesive film below it for fixedly attaching the leveling shoe to the top of the monitor. . 6. The monitor top shelf according to claim 5, wherein each of the bases has two slots formed on opposite sides of the base. 7. The monitor upper shelf according to claim 5, wherein the base has a lip fixedly attached to a rear end thereof. 8. The monitor of claim 5, wherein said polygonal plug has two flexible portions mounted on opposite sides thereof, each flexible portion having a protrusion formed thereon. Upper shelf.