JP6345913B2 - desk - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a desk provided with a curtain.

  When lifting a desk, for example, when carrying the desk, the left and right ends or the front and rear ends of the top plate are usually lifted. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a desk has been proposed in which a locking piece extending downward is provided on the left and right rear surfaces of the top plate so that the finger holding the top plate is difficult to remove (see Patent Document 1). Conventionally, a desk with a curtain is also proposed (see Patent Document 2).

JP 2010-99351 A JP 2012-1000093 A

  The top plate is generally long in the left-right direction and short in the front-rear direction when viewed from the seating position. Therefore, depending on the purpose of lifting, it may be easier to lift the grip in the front-rear direction than in the left-right direction. Also, when placing multiple desks side by side with the gap between the top plates or when moving the table so that the side of the top plate is in close contact with the wall, the hand holding the left and right ends of the desk is To get in the way, it is more convenient to grab and lift the end in the front-rear direction.

  In a desk equipped with a curtain, the user can use the space below the top panel widely by arranging the curtain on the lower surface of the top panel as close to the front as possible. However, when the arrangement of the curtains is moved forward, there may be a case where it is not possible to secure a sufficient area for placing a finger to grip the top plate at the front end of the top plate.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a desk with a curtain that improves convenience in carrying.

One aspect of the present disclosure is a desk that includes a top plate and legs that support the top plate, and includes a curtain plate provided in a hanging shape on the front side of the top plate. The desk is formed with an extension space that extends backward from the front of at least one of the curtain plate and the top plate to allow entry of the entry from the front to the rear. It is provided with the load receiving part which is provided upwards and receives the load applied upwards from the downward direction.

  In the desk configured as described above, the load receiving portion can receive a load from the lower side to the upper side applied from the finger of the desk carrier. Here, although the load receiving portion is provided above the extension space, the extension space is formed so as to extend rearward on the front surface of the desk, so the transporter applies a load to the front side of the desk. You can carry your desk. That is, the convenience of carrying around the desk can be improved.

  This effect is effective in a desk where the top plate on the front surface of the desk does not protrude forward and the protruding portion cannot be put on, but the table has a top plate protruding forward. However, convenience will be improved by increasing the number of positions to carry and carrying.

  In addition, in the above desk, in order to form a protruding part for placing a hand on the front side part of the top plate, the curtain plate is arranged to be shifted rearward from the front end of the top plate, or between the top plate and the curtain plate. There is no need to arrange the curtain so that a large vertical gap is created. As a result, the degree of freedom in arranging the curtains is improved, thereby improving the aesthetics of the desk. Moreover, the space on the lower surface of the top plate can be widened by arranging the curtain plate more forward.

The load receiving portion described above can be provided at various positions as long as it is behind the front side surface of the curtain plate. You may provide in the lower surface of a top plate, a curtain board itself, and you may provide in a leg part.
Another aspect of the present disclosure is a desk that includes a top plate and legs that support the top plate, and includes a curtain plate provided in a hanging shape on the front side of the top plate, and a front of the curtain plate. A load receiving portion that is provided behind the side surface and receives a load applied from below to above, and a gap that is provided on at least one of the curtain plate and the top plate, and allows entry of an entering object from the front to the load receiving portion. And a gap portion provided with.

The desk configured as described above can receive a load from the lower side to the upper side applied from the finger of the desk carrier by the load receiving portion. Here, it is possible to enter the load receiving portion from the front surface of the desk through the gap provided in the gap portion. That is, the transporter can carry the desk by applying a load to the front side of the desk. Therefore , the convenience of carrying around the desk can be improved.

In each desk described above, the position where the load receiving portion is provided is not particularly limited. For example, it may be provided on the top plate or the leg portion, but the load receiving portion may be provided on the curtain plate.

Further, in the desk of one aspect of the present disclosure described above, a notch is formed at the upper end of the curtain plate, the rear of the notch is the above-described extension space, and the load receiving portion is the top plate. You may be comprised so that it may be an area | region located above the extension space in a lower surface.

  Each of the desks described above is configured to include an insertion restraining portion that comes into contact with an entering object that has entered behind the curtain and that prevents the entering object from being inserted beyond a predetermined depth. May be. In the desk configured as described above, it is possible to prevent a finger or the like from being inserted to a predetermined depth or more from the front to the back of the desk, and the finger being brought into contact with an object below the desk.

  For example, in the case where the desk is configured so that a plurality of desks can be stacked up and down while the top plate is shifted a predetermined distance back and forth, the desk below the predetermined depth when stacked. By setting the depth so as not to reach the area where the top plate enters, it is possible to prevent fingers from being pinched between the top plates when the top plates are stacked and the desk is stored.

  Each of the desks described above is provided at a predetermined position behind the curtain, and when the upward load is applied to the horizontal portion having a length in the left-right direction and the load receiving portion, On the other hand, you may be comprised so that it may have the transmission part which transmits the said load indirectly.

  With a desk configured in this way, the load applied to the load receiving part can be transmitted to the horizontal part to disperse the stress when the load receiving part receives a strong load, and the load receiving part is damaged. Can be suppressed.

  By the way, the above-described curtain plate has a main plate member in which an opening is formed and an attachment member attached to a peripheral portion of the opening, and the attachment member extends in a direction crossing the main plate member through the opening. A cylindrical extending portion may be provided, and the upper surface of the extending portion may be configured to be the load receiving portion. In the desk configured as described above, the load receiving portion can be formed on the curtain plate by the mounting member constituting the curtain plate.

  In the above-described configuration of the present invention, the front-rear, left-right, and up-down directions are defined in order to briefly explain the relative positional relationship between the respective parts. These indicate directions during normal use, but do not limit the mode of use. As an example, the direction from the seated person to the desk may be the front-rear direction, but is not limited to that direction.

It is a perspective view which shows the desk of an Example. It is a figure which shows the desk of an Example, (A) is a front view, (B) is a right view, (C) is a left view, (D) is a rear view, E) is a plan view, and (F) is a bottom view. It is a perspective view of a handle part. It is a figure which shows a handle part, Comprising: (A) is a front view, (B) is a right view, (C) is a top view, (D) is a bottom view, (E) is FIG. 4B is a sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 4A, and FIG. 4F is a sectional view taken along line CC in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the through-hole periphery of the main plate member of a curtain plate, Comprising: It is a figure which shows the cross section at the time of cut | disconnecting the center of the left-right direction of a curtain plate in the surface extended up and down and front and back. It is AA sectional drawing in FIG. 2 (A) explaining the attachment to the main plate member of a handle part. It is a figure explaining stacking of a desk, (A) is a top view which omitted and saw through a part, (B) is an EE sectional view to a lower desk of Drawing 7 (C), (C) is DD sectional drawing of FIG. 7 (A). It is the top view which abbreviate | omitted and was seen through partially explaining the connection of a desk. It is a perspective view which shows the desk of a modification. It is a figure which shows the desk of a modification, (A) is a front view, (B) is FF sectional drawing of FIG. 10 (A). It is a side view which shows the handle part of a modification.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
[Example]
(1) Overall Configuration As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 (A) to 2 (F), the desk 1 of this embodiment includes a top plate 11 and a pair of legs that support the top plate 11 on the left and right sides. A portion 13L and a leg portion 13R, and a curtain plate 15 provided in a hanging shape on the front side of the top plate 11 are provided.

  In addition, the desk of a present Example assumes a user's seating position and the back of the top plate 11 becomes a seating side. The left-right direction is the left-right direction with the user as a reference when the user is seated toward the desk 1. Therefore, the left side of the desk 1 is shown in the right side view of FIG. 2 (B), and the right side of the desk 1 is shown in the left side view of FIG. 2 (C).

The top plate 11 is a substantially rectangular shape extending in the front-rear direction and the left-right direction, and is a plate-like member having round corners.
The leg portion 13L and the leg portion 13R are formed by bending and welding a metal pipe having a rod-like appearance. The leg portion 13L and the leg portion 13R have shapes that are almost symmetrical, but some of the shapes are different. Therefore, first, the leg portion 13L will be described, and the leg portion 13R will be described at points different from the leg portion 13L.

The leg portion 13L includes a front leg 21L and a rear leg 23L that are spaced apart from each other in the front-rear direction, and a connecting portion 25L that connects the front leg 21L and the rear leg 23L.
The front leg 21L is formed by welding an upper column 27L whose lower end is connected to the connecting portion 25L and a lower column 29L disposed adjacent to the upper column 27L. Both the upper pillar 27L and the lower pillar 29L extend in the vertical direction, and the lower pillar 29L is connected so as to be arranged on the right side of the upper pillar 27L.

At the lower end of the front leg 21L (lower column 29L), a swivel caster 31 is provided that can turn around a vertical rotation axis and can freely change the rotation direction.
At the lower end of the rear leg 23L, there is provided a fixed caster 35 whose rotation direction is fixed in the front-rear direction, which rotates about a rotation axis fixed in the left-right direction.

  The leg portion 13R includes a front leg 21R, a rear leg 23R, a connecting portion 25R, an upper column 27R, and a lower column 29R. The arrangement and configuration are basically the front leg 21L, the rear leg 23L, and the connecting portion 25L of the leg portion 13L. , Upper pillar 27L, lower pillar 29L. The rear leg 23R is inclined forward in comparison with the rear leg 23L. The shape of the connecting portion 25R is slightly different from that of the connecting portion 25L, but will be described in detail later.

  Between the pair of left and right legs 13L and 13R, an upper leg connecting rod 39 which is disposed behind the curtain plate 15 and connects the upper pillars 27L and 27R and the upper ends of the lower pillars 29L and 29R are connected. A lower leg connecting rod 41 is provided. The lower leg connecting rod 41 is formed integrally with the lower pillars 29L and 29R.

  The upper end of the front leg 21L and the upper end of the front leg 21R are connected to each other by a first horizontal portion 45 having a length in the left-right direction disposed behind the curtain plate 15. Further, the upper end of the rear leg 23L and the upper end of the rear leg 23R are connected by a second horizontal portion 47. The top plate 11 is supported by the first horizontal portion 45 and the second horizontal portion 47.

  As shown in FIGS. 2A to 2F, the front legs 21L and 21R are all provided in the space below the top plate 11, and the rear legs 23L and 23R are both the top plate 11. It is provided in the position which left | separated to the outer side of the left-right direction from the space below.

  The curtain plate 15 is arranged at the front end portion of the top plate 11 so that the main surface of the curtain plate 15 and the front end of the top plate 11 are substantially aligned. Further, the curtain plate 15 is arranged so that the gap between the top plate 11 and the bottom plate 11 is reduced so that a gap of a height that allows a finger or the like to be substantially inserted does not occur between the top plate 11 and the curtain plate 15. Yes.

(2) Detailed Configuration of Curtain Plate The curtain plate 15 includes a main plate member 17 and a handle portion 51 provided at the upper left and right center of the main plate member 17. In the following drawings, the direction of the handle 51 is a direction corresponding to the direction of FIGS.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 (A) to 3 (D) and FIGS. 4 (A) to 4 (F), the handle portion 51 includes a front plate portion 53, a first extension portion 55, and a second extension portion. It has a protruding portion 57 and a bottom plate portion 59. Each part of the handle 51 is integrally formed of synthetic resin.

The front plate portion 53 is a flat plate member disposed on the front surface of the curtain plate 15.
The first extending portion 55 and the second extending portion 57 extend rearward from the front plate portion 53 and cooperate to form a cylindrical body. The 1st extension part 55 is flat form which has length in the left-right direction. The second extension portion 57 has a plate-like shape with a section provided below the first extension portion 55 curved downward, and its left and right end portions are the left and right end portions of the first extension portion 55. It is connected.

  The bottom plate portion 59 is a plate-like shape that extends in the up-down and left-right directions provided at the extended end of the cylindrical body formed by the first extending portion 55 and the second extending portion 57, and is formed of the cylindrical body. Cover the extended tip.

By the first extending portion 55, the second extending portion 57, and the bottom plate portion 59 configured as described above, the handle portion 51 forms a bottomed groove that is recessed backward from the front plate portion 53.
Three ribs 61 and two first spring pieces 63 are provided on the upper side of the first extension portion 55. The rib 61 has a length in the front-rear direction, and the upper end surface is higher at the rear. The first spring piece 63 extends rearward and upward, and the extended tip is elastically displaced in the vertical direction.

A second spring piece 65 extending forward and downward is provided below the second extending portion 57, and the extended tip is elastically displaced in the vertical direction.
As shown in FIG. 5, the main plate member 17 of the curtain plate 15 is provided with a through hole 71 for attaching the handle 51 to the curtain plate 15. The attachment of the handle 51 to the main plate member 17 will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 (A) to 6 (C). In addition, although the 1st horizontal part 45 is made into the filling shape in drawing for easy understanding, it is actually a hollow shape.

  The handle 51 is inserted from the front of the through hole 71 of the curtain plate 15 as shown in FIG. First, as shown in FIG. 6B, the first extending portion 55 is inserted into the through hole 71. At this time, the rib 61 and the first spring piece 63 come into contact with the first lateral portion 45.

  After that, when the front plate portion 53 is rotated around the vicinity of the upper end, the second spring piece 65 is compressed and deformed upward and passes through the through hole 71 and returns to the original position after passing. At this time, the rib 61 engages with the first lateral portion 45 above the first extension portion 55, and the second spring piece 65 engages with the peripheral portion of the through hole 71 below the second extension portion 57. To do. In this way, the handle 51 is attached to the main plate member 17.

  At this time, the cylindrical body formed by the first extension portion 55 and the second extension portion 57 extends rearwardly intersecting the main plate member 17. Since the first spring piece 63 and the second spring piece 65 are in contact with the peripheral portions of the first horizontal portion 45 and the through hole 71 and are elastically deformed downward and upward, respectively, the handle 51 is repelled by the repulsive force. Suppresses rattling.

Next, the operation of the handle 51 will be described.
A groove formed by the first extending portion 55, the second extending portion 57, and the bottom plate portion 59 (hereinafter, this groove will be simply referred to as a groove) enters from the front to the rear of an entry such as a finger. It becomes the extension space that enables. And the 1st extension part 55 located above this extension space functions as a load receiving part which receives the load added upwards from the downward direction. In other words, the groove is provided behind the front side surface of the curtain plate 15 and can be said to be a gap that allows entry of the entering object from the front to the first extending portion 55 that functions as a load receiving portion.

  Therefore, the desk 1 can be lifted by inserting a finger or the like into the groove of the handle 51 and applying a load to the first extension 55. When an upward load is applied to the first extending portion 55, the load is transmitted to the first lateral portion 45 through the rib 61.

  Further, when a finger or the like is inserted rearward of the curtain plate 15, the finger or the like is prevented from being inserted beyond the depth of the groove by contacting the bottom plate portion 59. This effect will be described in the description of the stacking function below.

(3) Desk stacking and ganging function The desk 1 can be stacked. FIG. 7A and FIG. 7C show a state where two desks are stacked. FIG. 7B shows a diagram showing the lower side of the top plate 11 of the desk 1. A part of the configuration is omitted for easy understanding.

  As shown in FIG. 7B, the desk 1 has rear legs 23L and 23R arranged on the outer side in the left-right direction with respect to the top plate 11 when viewed from above, so that the top plate 11 overlaps with a predetermined distance from front to back. Thus, it can be stacked and stored up and down. The front legs 21L and 21R are arranged below the top plate 11, but since the position is near the front end of the top plate 11, the effect on the width of shifting the top plates 11 of the upper and lower desks 1 when stacking them is small.

  In the state of being stacked and stored in this manner, as shown in FIG. 7C, a vertical interval is formed between the connecting portions 25 </ b> R of the two desks 1. The fixed caster 35 is configured to fit within this interval.

  Here, as shown in FIG. 7 (C), the bottom plate portion 59 is more than the region where the top plate 11 of the desk 1 below is entered (the lower desk 1 will be present) when stacked. It is arranged in the front. That is, the depth of the groove provided in the main plate member 17 is a depth that does not reach the area where the top plate 11 of the desk 1 below enters when the desk 1 is stacked. Therefore, even if the fingers 1 are put in the handle 51 and the desks 1 are stacked, the fingers are prevented from being pinched between the upper and lower desks 1.

  The desk 1 can be ganged to the left and right to contact the top plate 11. FIG. 8 shows a state where two desks 1 are ganged. A part of the configuration is omitted for easy understanding.

  As described above, the desk 1 has the rear legs 23L and 23R arranged on the outer side in the left-right direction with respect to the top board 11 in a top view, but the rear legs 23L and the rear legs 23R even if the top board 11 is arranged adjacent to each other in the left-right direction. Do not touch.

  When the connection location of the two desks 1 is seen, the left end side of the second horizontal portion 47 is bent backward, and the rear leg 23L extends vertically downward from the left end portion. On the other hand, the right end portion side of the second lateral portion 47 is not bent, and the rear leg 23R extends downward and inclined downward from the right end portion. As a result, the rear leg 23 </ b> R of the left desk 1 is positioned so as to pass under the second horizontal portion 47 in the right desk 1, and contact of each leg is avoided.

  Further, the connecting portion 81R with the front leg 21R in the right connecting portion 25R is located above the connecting portion 81L with the front leg 21L in the left connecting portion 25L as viewed from the left and right directions, so the connecting portion 81R is connected. The positional relationship passes over the portion 81L, and these contacts are also avoided.

Thus, the desk 1 of the present embodiment can achieve ganging and stacking at the same time.
(4) Effect The desk 1 of this embodiment has no gap for inserting a finger or the like between the curtain plate 15 and the top plate 11 and the projection amount of the top plate 11 from the curtain plate 15 is small. Since the handle portion 51 is provided at 15, the carrier can carry the desk by applying a load to the front side of the desk 1. In other words, the degree of freedom of design of the curtain plate 15 is increased to improve the aesthetics, and the curtain plate 15 is arranged in the front, so that the space below the top plate 11 is widened to increase the comfort and the desk can be carried. Convenience can be improved.

  Further, since the handle portion 51 restricts the depth at which fingers and the like are inserted by the bottom plate portion 59, when the top plate 11 is stacked and the desk 1 is stored, the fingers are sandwiched between the top plates 11. Can be suppressed.

  Further, since the upward load applied to the first extension portion 55 is transmitted to the first lateral portion 45 via the rib 61, the stress can be dispersed, and the first extension portion 55 and the curtain plate 15 are damaged. Or it can suppress changing.

  The handle 51 is an example of the mounting member in the present invention, the universal caster 31 is an example of the caster in the present invention, the first lateral portion 45 is an example of the lateral portion in the present invention, and the rib 61 Is an example of the transmission section in the present invention.

[Modification]
Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and it goes without saying that various forms can be taken as long as they belong to the technical scope of the present invention.

  For example, in the above-described embodiment, the configuration in which the load is applied to the front surface of the desk 1 by providing the handle portion 51 on the curtain plate 15 is illustrated, but the load is applied to the curtain plate without providing the handle portion 51. Alternatively, a load may be applied to a portion other than the curtain plate.

  As the former configuration, for example, a configuration in which a through hole 83 is formed in the main plate member 17a of the curtain plate 15a as in the desk 1a shown in FIG. 9 is conceivable. In this case, the upper part of the peripheral edge of the through hole 83 may be the load receiving part, and the first horizontal part 45 and the top plate 11 may be the load receiving part.

  Further, as the latter configuration, for example, a configuration in which a notch 85 is provided in the main plate member 17b of the curtain plate 15b as in the desk 1b shown in FIGS. 10A and 10B can be considered. In this desk 1b, the space behind the notch 85 is an extension space that allows entry from the front to the rear, and the first horizontal portion 45b is displaced rearward. A region of the top plate 11 located above the extension space is a load receiving portion. Below the top plate 11, an insertion suppression portion 87 corresponding to the bottom plate portion 59 of the desk 1 of the embodiment is provided. The first horizontal portion may be provided immediately behind the notch 85, and the first horizontal portion may be used as a load receiving portion.

In the desk 1b, the notch 85 serves as a gap portion that forms a gap that allows entry of the entering material from the front to the load receiving portion.
In addition, as an example of forming the load receiving portion on the top plate, a hole in which a finger extending from the front to the back can be inserted is formed on the top plate, or a notch extending from the front to the rear where the lower surface of the top plate is an opening. It is possible to form. The upper surface (lower surface of the top plate) of the extension space formed by these holes and notches serves as a load receiving portion.

  Moreover, in the said Example, although the plate-shaped bottom-plate part 59 illustrated the structure which suppresses approach to back, such as a finger, if it can suppress entry of a finger etc., it will not be restricted to a plate-shaped member. For example, a member formed in a mesh shape or a lattice shape may be used.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the handle 51 is locked to the first lateral portion 45 at the heightened rear portion of the rib 61 so as to prevent the handle 51 from coming off. However, it is good also as a structure which the peripheral part upper end of the through-hole 71 of the main board member 17 and the latching | locking part 91 latch like the handle 51a shown in FIG.

  However, in this configuration, since it is inserted by turning around the locking portion 91, if the wide flat portion 93 is formed on the upper side of the locking portion 91, it will come into contact with the main plate member 17. It is difficult to form. On the other hand, in the desk 1 of the above embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6, the rib 61 slides backward on the first horizontal portion 45, so that the turning center is located higher, and the upper portion of the front plate portion 53 is widened. Can be formed. In the example of FIG. 6B, the turning center is the upper end portion of the front plate portion 53.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Desk, 11 ... Top plate, 13L, 13R ... Leg part, 15 ... Curtain board, 17 ... Main plate member, 21L, 21R ... Front leg, 23L, 23R ... Rear leg, 25L, 25R ... Connection part, 27L, 27R ... Upper column, 29L, 29R ... Lower column, 31 ... Swivel caster, 35 ... Fixed caster, 39 ... Upper leg connecting rod, 41 ... Lower leg connecting rod, 45 ... First horizontal portion, 47 ... Second horizontal portion , 51 ... Handle part, 53 ... Front plate part, 55 ... First extension part, 57 ... Second extension part, 59 ... Bottom plate part, 61 ... Rib, 63 ... First spring piece, 65 ... Second spring piece , 71 ... a through hole, 83 ... a through hole, 85 ... a notch, 87 ... an insertion restraining part, 91 ... a locking part, 93 ... a plane part.

Claims (7)

A desk comprising a top plate and legs that support the top plate,
A curtain plate provided in a hanging shape on the front side of the top plate,
The curtain plate has a main plate member and an attachment member attached to the main plate member,
The mounting member includes an extension portion that extends rearward from the front surface of the curtain plate and forms an extension space that allows entry from the front to the rear,
The extension part includes a load receiving part that receives a load applied from below to above. A desk comprising a top plate and legs that support the top plate,
A curtain plate provided in a hanging shape on the front side of the top plate;
A load receiving portion provided behind the front side surface of the curtain and receiving a load applied from below to above,
The curtain plate has a main plate member and an attachment member attached to the main plate member,
The load receiving portion is provided on the mounting member,
Furthermore, the desk is provided with the clearance gap part provided in the said curtain plate, and the clearance gap provided in the gap | interval which enables the approach of the approaching object to the said load receiving part from the front was provided. A desk comprising a top plate and legs that support the top plate,
A curtain plate provided in a hanging shape on the front side of the top plate,
The desk is formed with an extension space that extends rearward from the front of the curtain and allows entry from the front to the rear,
Furthermore, a load receiving portion that is provided above the extension space and receives a load applied from below to above,
An insertion restraining portion that is provided on the curtain plate and contacts an entry that has entered from the extension space toward the rear of the curtain, and prevents the entry from being inserted beyond a predetermined depth; A desk characterized by comprising. A desk comprising a top plate and legs that support the top plate,
A curtain plate provided in a hanging shape on the front side of the top plate;
A load receiving portion provided behind the front side surface of the curtain and receiving a load applied from below to above;
A gap provided in the curtain, and provided with a gap that allows entry of the entering material from the front to the load receiving portion;
An insertion restraining portion that is provided on the curtain plate, contacts an entry that has entered from the gap portion toward the rear of the curtain plate, and prevents the entry from being inserted beyond a predetermined depth; and A desk characterized by comprising. The desk according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the load receiving portion is provided on the curtain plate. The desk is configured so that a plurality of the desks can be stacked and stored vertically while the top plate is shifted a predetermined distance back and forth,
The said predetermined depth is a depth which does not reach | attain the area | region where the top plate of the said table | surface which is below exists when it piles up. The one of Claims 3-5 characterized by the above-mentioned. desk. A horizontal portion provided at a predetermined position behind the curtain and having a length in the left-right direction;
The transmission part which transmits the said load indirectly with respect to the said horizontal part when an upward load is added to the said load receiving part, The transmission part of Claim 1-6 characterized by the above-mentioned. The desk according to any one of the items.