JP3164546U - Desk with L-shaped subtable that can be stored - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a desk with a sub-table that can use both sides of the sub-table and has no problem of strength even in a large size. A vertical panel 2 and a horizontal panel 3 are combined in an L shape to form an L type sub-table 1. The height of the vertical panel is higher than the thickness of the keyboard and the notebook personal computer, and the width of the horizontal panel is a size that fits between the left and right side panels 7 of the desk body. The middle panel 4 is located between the left and right side panels, parallel to the top panel 5 that can be slid back and forth by a rail or the like, and is located at a position where an L-shaped sub-table below the top panel is accommodated. The side of the vertical panel that is not connected to the horizontal panel is attached to the end of the upper surface of the middle panel with a hinge 8 so as to be U-shaped in parallel with the middle panel. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a desk with a retractable sub-table.

  The conventional storable sub-table attached to many desks can only be used on one side, and due to strength problems, the size is limited and work on the sub-desk is limited.

  It is an object of the present invention to solve the problem that many of the conventional subtables of desks with subtables that can be used can only be used on one side, the size cannot be increased due to strength, and work on the subdesk is limited.

  (1) The vertical panel and horizontal panel are combined into an L shape to form an L-shaped sub-table that can be stored in the desk. (2) The size is stored between the top panel of the desk, the middle panel positioned below it, and the left and right side panels. (3) Attach the side of the vertical panel that is not connected to the horizontal panel to the end of the middle panel with a hinge so that it is U-shaped parallel to the middle panel. (4) During storage, slide the middle panel with the L-type sub-table attached to the side panel and slidable by bars, grooves, rails, etc., and store it under the top panel. (5) When using, pull out the middle panel with L-shaped sub-table, and then rotate the L-shaped sub-table 180 degrees outward from the hinge base point to be parallel to the middle panel and complete the sub-table. (6) With the above method, the L-type sub-table can be rotated, so that both sides of the sub-table can be used, and the horizontal panel is reinforced by the vertical panel, so a large size is possible. The problem is solved by the desk.

  Since the horizontal panel is reinforced by the vertical panel as described above, a large panel can be used as the sub-table, and the back surface can be used with the L-type sub-table closed, which is very useful. Furthermore, since the L-shaped sub-table surface is located below the center panel with the L-shaped sub-table open, it is possible to reduce the risk that the cup, etc. will fall and tea, coffee, etc. will ruin the keyboard, documents, etc. Become.

Desk perspective view with L-shaped sub-table stored Desk perspective view with middle panel with L-shaped sub-table pulled out Desk perspective view with one L-shaped sub-table rotated Desk perspective view with left and right L-shaped sub-table rotated L-type sub-table reference usage example desk perspective view Example desk perspective view with L-shaped sub-table closed

  Attach the L-shaped sub-table with a hinge so that it is U-shaped parallel to the middle panel. When using, pull out the middle panel with the sub-table attached, and then turn the L-shaped sub-table 180 degrees around the hinge. When rotated, the sub-table is completed outside. The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 1 is a reference external view of a desk that accommodates a middle panel 4 having an L-shaped sub-table 1 corresponding to claim 1. As shown in the figure, the sub-table 1 is constructed by combining the vertical panel 2 and the horizontal panel 3 in an L shape, and the end of the unassembled vertical panel 2 and the middle panel 4 are connected in a U-shape by a hinge 8. And can be rotated outward. The size of the L-shaped sub-table 1 is set to a size that can be accommodated in the top panel 5, the middle panel 4, and the left and right side panels 7. The case where the drawer 6 is not attached is also included in claim 1. The desk shape and the number of attached L-shaped sub-tables are not limited to those illustrated.

  FIG. 2 is an external perspective view of the desk from which the middle panel 4 attached to the L-shaped sub-table 1 of FIG. 1 is pulled out. There are cases where slide rails, bars, grooves 9 and the like are attached to facilitate drawing, and the sliding method is not limited.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view for explaining a process of opening the L-shaped sub-table 1 described in FIG. Note that the L-type sub-table 1 is not limited to the right and left uniform sizes in height, width, and depth, and a large-sized sub-table may be attached to only one side. As shown in the figure, the sub table surface is positioned one step below the middle table 4 with the sub table 1 set, so that even if the coffee cup or the like is tilted, the risk of coffee or the like being applied to the keyboard, documents, or the like is reduced. In the L-shaped sub-table 1, since the horizontal panel 3 is reinforced by the vertical panel 2, the size of the horizontal panel 3 can be increased. Further, the strength of the L-shaped sub-table 1 may be increased, and a fall prevention bar or panel 10 may be attached to prevent the placed object from falling.

  FIG. 4 shows a state where the L-shaped sub-table 1 mounted on the left and right is rotated 180 degrees outward from the state shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 and can be used as a sub-table, and a reference when the object drop prevention bar 10 is attached. It is a perspective view.

  FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a reference example when the desk is used as a personal computer desk. When an urgent need for a memo or the like arises while using the keyboard 12, the opposite side of the L-shaped subtable can be used as a desktop by rotating the L-shaped subtable 1 back as shown.

  FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of a reference usage example in which the opposite surface of the L-shaped sub-table 1 can be used as a sub-desk as illustrated when the desktop surface 5 is insufficient. As shown in the figure, it is possible to secure a considerably large desktop area even with a small desk on both the desktop panel surface 5 and the L-shaped sub-table surface 1.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 L-shaped subtable 2 Subtable vertical panel 3 Subtable horizontal panel 4 Middle panel 5 Top panel 6 Drawer 7 Side panel 8 Hinge 9 Slide rail 10 Fall prevention bar and panel 11 Rotation direction arrow 12 Keyboard 13 Display 14 Mouse

Claims (1)

  (1) A vertical panel and a horizontal panel are combined in an L shape to form an L type subtable that is stored in a desk. (2) The size is a size that can be stored between the top panel of the desk, the middle panel located below it, and the left and right side panels. (3) The side of the vertical panel that is not connected to the horizontal panel is the middle panel. Attach it with a hinge so that it becomes a U-shape parallel to the middle panel at the end. (4) During storage, slide the middle panel with the L-type sub-table attached to the side panel and slidable by bars, grooves, rails, etc., and store it under the top panel. (5) When using, pull out the middle panel with the L-shaped sub-table, and then rotate the L-shaped sub-table 180 degrees outward from the hinge base point so that it is parallel to the middle panel and can be used as a sub-table. Desk with sub-table.

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