JP6694308B2 - Cabinet system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a cabinet system including a plurality of cabinets having two facing wall portions facing each other, and the facing wall portions of the cabinets contact each other.

  2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, so-called system kitchens, which combine a sink table, a cooking table, a stove, and the like, have become widespread. Such a system kitchen has a plurality of cabinets in which electric appliances such as a dishwasher and a drawer are housed.

  On the other hand, in Patent Document 1, a surface member is mechanically attached to a metal frame to form a unit body, and the unit bodies are mechanically coupled to each other to configure all or part of kitchen equipment such as a cabinet. Accordingly, kitchen equipment is disclosed that can be easily decomposed, does not need to form the surface material with a composite material, and can reduce volatile organic compounds.

JP, 2004-105411, A

  In the system kitchen as described above, when fixing the cabinets to each other, through holes are formed in adjacent wall portions of the two cabinets, and male screws are inserted into the through holes to perform screwing.

  However, in such a case, when the door, the drawer or the like is opened, such a through hole is easily visually recognized, and there is a problem that the appearance of the product is deteriorated. Further, the kitchen equipment according to Patent Document 1 does not devise such a problem.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to prevent a portion for fixing cabinets from being easily visually recognized by a user and to improve the appearance of a product. To provide a cabinet system.

  The cabinet system which concerns on this invention WHEREIN: In the cabinet system with which the said opposing wall part is contacting between the cabinets which have two opposing wall parts which oppose, each cabinet is one end which contacts any one opposing wall part. A column member having a wall and the other end wall that abuts the other opposing wall portion, a through hole formed in the one end wall and / or the other end wall, and the through hole in the opposing wall portion aligned with the through hole A wall through hole formed at a position corresponding to each other, the wall through hole of the two opposing wall portions contacting each other, and the through hole of the two pillar members abutting the two opposing wall portions. And a fixing mechanism for fixing cabinets each having the two facing wall portions.

  In the present invention, when fixing the cabinets to which the opposing wall portions are connected to each other, for example, a fixing mechanism such as a male screw and a nut is used, and the wall through holes of the two opposing wall portions that come into contact with each other, and The cabinets are fixed to each other by inserting male screws into the through holes of the two pillar members that are in contact with the two facing wall portions and screwing the male screws into the nuts.

  In the cabinet system according to the present invention, the facing wall portion has a plate-shaped wall plate, and a wall holding portion to which the end portion of the wall plate is attached and which holds the wall plate, and the wall through hole is It is characterized in that it is formed on the wall holding portion.

  In the present invention, such cabinets are fixed to each other by inserting male screws into the wall through holes provided in the wall holding portions of the two opposing wall portions that come into contact with each other.

  The cabinet system according to the present invention is characterized in that the pillar member has a lower surface facing the installation surface and an upper surface facing the lower surface, and the upper surface has an opening partially provided.

  In the present invention, when fixing such cabinets, the fixing mechanism is attached through the opening.

  The cabinet system according to the present invention comprises a riser plate provided on the installation surface below each cabinet, and the lower surface of the pillar member is in contact with the upper end surface of the riser plate. Characterize.

  In the present invention, since the lower surface of the pillar member is in contact with the upper end surface of the riser plate, there is no gap, and thus insects enter the cabinet through the gap. However, it is possible to prevent foreign matter from entering or the human finger from being caught in the gap.

  The cabinet system according to the present invention is provided with a screw hole smaller than the through hole provided in the one end wall and the other end wall, and a male screw inserted into the screw hole and fixing the column member to the wall holding portion. And is provided.

  In the present invention, a male screw is inserted into the screw hole, and the male screw is screwed into the pillar member, whereby the pillar member is fixed to the wall holding portion.

  In the cabinet system according to the present invention, the one end wall and the other end wall are rectangular, and the through hole and the screw hole are arranged side by side in the longitudinal direction on the one end wall and the other end wall. And

  In the present invention, the through hole and the screw hole are arranged in parallel in the one end wall and the other end wall in the longitudinal direction of the one end wall and the other end wall.

  According to the present invention, when fixing cabinets to each other, it is possible to prevent such fixed portions from being easily visually recognized by the user and improve the appearance of the product.

It is a perspective view showing a frame composition of a system kitchen concerning an embodiment of the invention. It is the elements on larger scale which expanded the lower part of the cabinet in the system kitchen which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a perspective view when a wall holding part and a guide rail are omitted from the perspective view of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the rise formation pillar of the system kitchen which concerns on this Embodiment. It is explanatory drawing explaining the cabinet and fixing of a cabinet in the system kitchen which concerns on this Embodiment.

  Hereinafter, the cabinet system according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings, taking a case where the cabinet system is applied to a so-called system kitchen as an example.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a frame configuration of a system kitchen 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The system kitchen 1 includes, for example, a plurality of cabinets placed on the floor (installation surface) of the kitchen and a worktop (top plate) that covers the upper ends of the plurality of cabinets.

  The system kitchen 1 integrally includes a stovetop 10, a cooktop 11, and a sink 12. A sink stand 12, a cooktop 11, and a stove top 10 are provided on the left side, the left-right center, and the right side of the system kitchen 1, and the sink stand 12, the cooktop 11, and the stove stand 10 are located on the left and right. They are arranged in a horizontal row.

  The stove top 10 has a built-in type stove with a built-in grill in the upper portion and a microwave oven in the lower portion. An exposure port 100 for exposing the crater of the stove with a grill is provided on the top surface of the stove base 10. Further, the stove top 10 has a cabinet 101 in which a stove and a microwave oven are housed.

  A top surface 110, which is used as a work space for cooking, is laid on the top of the cooking table 11. Further, the cooking table 11 has a cabinet 111 and a cabinet 112. The cabinet 111 is provided with three upper and lower drawers. Further, the cabinet 112 has, for example, a built-in type dishwasher / dryer built therein.

  A sink 121 is opened on the top surface of the sink stand 12. For example, a faucet is arranged above the sink 121. Further, the sink table 12 has a cabinet 122, and the cabinet 122 is provided with upper and lower two-stage drawers.

  The cabinet 101 has a hollow rectangular parallelepiped shape with an open front side. That is, the cabinet 101 has a left side wall portion 102, a right side wall portion 104, and a rear side wall portion 103, and has an opening on the front side. The left side wall portion 102 and the right side wall portion 104 (opposing wall portions) are arranged facing each other in the left-right direction.

  The drawer housed in the cabinet 101 moves forward and backward. For this purpose, the cabinet 101 is provided with guide rails 105a to 105f for guiding the advance / retreat of the drawer. Specifically, the guide rails 105a and 105b are provided as a pair in the upper part of the cabinet 101, the guide rails 105c and 105d are provided as a pair in the middle of the cabinet 101, and the guide rails 105e and 105f are provided as a pair in the cabinet 101. It is provided at the bottom. Each of the guide rails 105a to 105f is extended along the advancing / retreating direction of the drawer at the left side wall portion 102 or the right side wall portion 104, and has an L-shape in a longitudinal cross section. Such a drawer slides on the guide rails 105a to 105f and moves forward and backward.

  Further, the cabinet 101 is provided with a door-contacting bar 106a against which the door hits when closing the upper drawer, and a door-contacting bar 106b against which the door hits when closing the lower drawer. The door stop bars 106a and 106b are arranged between the left side wall portion 102 and the right side wall portion 104.

  The door stop bars 106a and 106b are hollow and have a rectangular prism shape. The door stop bars 106a and 106b are provided along a direction intersecting the left side wall portion 102 and the right side wall portion 104, one end surface of which is in contact with the left side wall portion 102, and the other end surface of which is in contact with the right side wall portion 104. Touching.

  The left side wall portion 102 and the right side wall portion 104 are attached with a plate-shaped wall plate whose one end on the rear side is connected to the rear side wall part 103 and the other end, that is, the front side end, of the wall plate. Each has a wall holding part to hold. Each wall holding portion is formed between the top surface and a riser plate 15 described later, and has a thin flat rectangular parallelepiped shape. Both ends of the door stop bars 106a and 106b are fixed to the wall holding portion of the left side wall portion 102 and the wall holding portion of the right side wall portion 104, respectively. Further, at least the wall holding portion of the left side wall portion 102 has a through hole 1021H (wall through hole) described later formed at the lower end portion. The through hole 1021H penetrates the wall holding portion of the left side wall portion 102 in the thickness direction. The upper surfaces of both end portions of the door stop bar 106b are in contact with the front end portions of the guide rails 105c and 105d.

  Further, the cabinet 101 is provided with riser forming columns 107 (column members). The rise formation pillar 107 forms a rise with the rise plate 15. The riser is a recess provided on the lower front side of the system kitchen 1.

  The rise formation column 107 is hollow and has a thin and flat rectangular parallelepiped shape. The rise formation column 107 has a strip shape and has a lower surface facing the installation surface, and an upper surface having the same shape as the lower surface and facing the lower surface. The rise formation pillar 107 is provided such that the end portion in the short-side direction projects forward from the riser plate 15.

  Further, the rise formation pillar 107 is arranged between the wall holding portion of the left side wall portion 102 and the wall holding portion of the right side wall portion 104. The rise formation pillar 107 is provided at the lower end portion of the wall holding portion along the direction intersecting with the wall holding portion. The riser forming column 107 has through-holes 1073 (wall through-holes), which will be described later, formed in the end walls at both ends, and one end is formed so that the through-holes 1073 and the through-holes 1021H of the wall holding portion of the left side wall portion 102 are aligned. It is fixed to the wall holding portion of the left side wall portion 102, and the other end is fixed to the wall holding portion of the right side wall portion 104. The upper surfaces of both end portions of the rise formation column 107 are in contact with the front end portions of the guide rails 105e and 105f. A partial opening is formed on the upper surface of the rise formation column 107 along the longitudinal direction of the rise formation column 107.

  The cabinet 122 has substantially the same configuration as the cabinet 101. The cabinet 122 has a hollow rectangular parallelepiped shape having an open front side, has a left side wall 123 and a right side wall 125 facing each other in the left-right direction, a rear side wall 124, and has an opening on the front side.

  The cabinet 122 is provided with guide rails 126a to 126d that guide the drawer back and forth. The guide rails 126a and 126b are provided as a pair in the middle of the cabinet 122, and the guide rails 126c and 126d are provided as a pair at the bottom of the cabinet 122. The other configurations of the guide rails 126a to 126d are similar to those of the guide rails 105a to 105f, and detailed description thereof will be omitted.

  Further, the cabinet 122 is provided with a door contacting rail 127a against which the door hits when closing the upper drawer, and a door contacting rail 127b against which the door hits when closing the lower drawer. The door contact bars 127a and 127b are arranged between the left side wall portion 123 and the right side wall portion 125. The other configurations of the door contact rails 127a and 127b are similar to those of the door contact rails 106a and 106b, and detailed description thereof will be omitted.

  In addition, the cabinet 122 includes riser forming posts 128 that form the risers. The rise formation column 128 is hollow and has a thin and flat rectangular parallelepiped shape. The other structure of the rise formation column 128 is the same as that of the rise formation column 107, and detailed description thereof will be omitted.

  The cabinet 111 has a hollow rectangular parallelepiped shape with an open front side, has a left side wall portion 113 and a right side wall portion 114 (opposing wall portions) facing each other in the left-right direction, and a rear side wall portion 115, and has an opening on the front side. Have. Further, the cabinet 112 has a hollow rectangular parallelepiped shape with an open front side, and has a rear side wall portion 116. The cabinet 116 is divided into a right side wall portion 125 of the cabinet 122, a left side wall portion 113 of the cabinet 111, and a rear side wall portion 116.

  FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged view of the lower portion of the cabinet 111 in the system kitchen 1 according to this embodiment. Hereinafter, the cabinet 111 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.

  The cabinet 111 has a hollow rectangular parallelepiped shape with an open front side. That is, the cabinet 111 has a left side wall portion 113, a right side wall portion 114, and a rear side wall portion 115, and has an opening on the front side. The size of such an opening is smaller than that of the cabinet 101 in the left-right direction. The left side wall portion 113 and the right side wall portion 114 (opposing wall portion) are arranged facing each other in the left-right direction.

  In order for the drawer accommodated in the cabinet 111 to move forward and backward, the cabinet 111 is provided with guide rails 117a to 117f for guiding the drawer forward and backward. Specifically, the guide rails 117a and 117b are provided as a pair in the upper part of the cabinet 111, the guide rails 117c and 117d are provided as a pair in the middle part of the cabinet 111, and the guide rails 117e and 117f are provided as a pair in the cabinet 111. It is provided at the bottom. Each of the guide rails 117a to 117f is extended on the left side wall portion 113 or the right side wall portion 114 along the advancing / retreating direction of the drawer, and has an L-shape in a longitudinal sectional view.

  In addition, the cabinet 111 is provided with a door contacting bar 118a against which the door hits when closing the upper drawer, and a door contacting bar 118b against which the door hits when closing the lower drawer. The door stop bars 118a and 118b are arranged between the left side wall portion 113 and the right side wall portion 114.

  The door contact rails 118a and 118b are hollow and have a rectangular prism shape. The door stop bars 118a and 118b are provided in the lower portion along a direction intersecting with the left side wall portion 113 and the right side wall portion 114, one end surface of which is in contact with the left side wall portion 113, and the other end surface thereof is the right side wall portion 114. Is in contact with.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the perspective view of FIG. 2 in which a wall holding portion 1132 and guide rails 117c and 117e described later are omitted.

  The left side wall portion 113 and the right side wall portion 114 have a plate-shaped wall plate 1131 and a wall plate 1141 whose rear ends are connected to the rear side wall portion 115, and the other ends of the wall plate 1131 and the wall plate 1141, that is, the front side. It has a wall holding portion 1132 and a wall holding portion 1142 to which ends are attached, respectively. The wall plate 1131 and the wall holding portion 1132, and the wall plate 1141 and the wall holding portion 1142 are provided flush with each other. The wall plate 1131 has one end fixed to the rear side wall portion 115 and the other end fixed to the wall holding portion 1132. The wall plate 1141 has one end fixed to the rear side wall portion 115 and the other end fixed to the wall holding portion 1142.

  The wall holding portion 1132 and the wall holding portion 1142 have a thin and flat rectangular parallelepiped shape, and the inner surfaces facing each other have a strip shape. The wall holding portion 1132 and the wall holding portion 1142 are provided in a direction substantially perpendicular to the top surface 110 or the installation surface. The wall holding portion 1132 and the wall holding portion 1142 are formed between the top surface 110 and the riser plate 15. Specifically, the wall holding portions 1132 and 1142 have their upper end surfaces in contact with the inside of the top surface 110, and the front edge of the upper end surface is aligned with the front edge of the top surface 110, and the rear end of the lower end surface. The portion is in contact with the upper end surface of the riser plate 15. A nut (not shown) is fixed to the lower ends of the wall holding portions 1132 and 1142 so as to be aligned with a small through hole 1196 described later. Further, at least the wall holding portion 1142 of the right side wall portion 114 has a through hole 1142H (wall through hole) described later formed at the lower end portion. The through hole 1142H penetrates the wall holding portion 1142 in the thickness direction.

The door stop bar 118b has screw holes H formed in the side walls at both ends thereof so as to penetrate the side walls. Therefore, by screwing the male screw into the wall holding portion 1132 of the left side wall portion 113 or the wall holding portion 1142 of the right side wall portion 114 while screwing the male screw into the screw hole H, both ends of the door stop bar 118b are attached to the wall holding portion. 1132 and the wall holding part 1142 are respectively fixed. The door strut 118a is also similar to the door strut 118b, and the description thereof is omitted.
On the other hand, the upper surfaces of both end portions of the door stop bar 118b are in contact with the front end portions of the guide rails 117c and 117d.

  Further, the cabinet 111 is provided with riser forming columns 119 (column members). FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the rise formation pillar 119 of the system kitchen 1 according to the present embodiment.

  The rise formation column 119 is hollow and has a thin and flat rectangular parallelepiped shape. The rise formation pillar 119 has a strip-shaped lower surface 1195 facing the installation surface, and an upper surface 1191 having the same shape as the lower surface 1195 and facing the lower surface 1195. The lower surface 1195 of the rise forming column 119 is substantially parallel to the installation surface, the rear end of the lower surface 1195 abuts on the upper end surface of the riser plate 15, and the front end projects forward from the riser plate 15. Is provided.

  The rise formation column 119 has an opening 1192 provided on the upper surface 1191. The opening 1192 has a rectangular shape, the longitudinal dimension is the same as the longitudinal dimension of the upper surface 1191, and the lateral dimension is smaller than the lateral dimension of the upper surface 1191.

  Further, the rise formation column 119 has a left end wall 1193 (one end wall or the other end wall) at the left end in the longitudinal direction and a right end wall 1194 (the other end wall or the one end wall) at the right end. Each of the left end wall 1193 and the right end wall 1194 has a rectangular shape, and has a through hole 1197 at the center in the longitudinal direction. Smaller small through holes 1196 and 1196 are formed in the through hole 1197 on both sides of the through hole 1197, respectively.

  The rise formation column 119 is arranged between the wall holding portion 1132 of the left side wall portion 113 and the wall holding portion 1142 of the right side wall portion 114. The riser formation columns 119 are provided at the lower ends of the wall holding portions 1132 and 1142 along the direction intersecting the wall holding portions 1132 and 1142. The rise formation column 119 has its left end fixed to the wall holding portion 1132 and its right end fixed to the wall holding portion 1142 so that the through hole 1197 and the through hole 1142H of the wall holding portion 1142 are aligned. Specifically, by inserting a male screw into the small through hole 1196 and screwing the male screw into the nut fixed to the wall holding portion 1132 and the wall holding portion 1142, both ends of the rise formation column 119 are attached to the wall holding portion 1132 and the wall holding portion 1132. They are fixed to the parts 1142, respectively.

  The upper surfaces 1191 of both end portions of the riser formation column 119 are in contact with the front end portions of the guide rails 117e and 117f. That is, both ends of the upper surface 1191 are covered with the guide rails 117e and 117f.

  The riser plate 15 is in the shape of a rectangular flat plate in a vertical posture that is long in the left-right direction, and is provided across the cabinet 101, the cabinet 111, the cabinet 112, and the cabinet 122. That is, the riser plate 15 is provided at the lower end on the front side of the cabinet 101, the cabinet 111, the cabinet 112, and the cabinet 122, and is provided on the kitchen floor in a direction intersecting with the floor. As described above, the lower surfaces of the rise forming columns 107, the rise forming columns 119, and the rise forming columns 128 are in contact with the upper end surface of the riser plate 15.

  Hereinafter, fixing of the cabinets that contact each other in the system kitchen 1 according to the present embodiment will be described in detail. For convenience of description, the fixing of the cabinet 111 and the cabinet 101 in contact with the right side wall portion 114 and the left side wall portion 102 will be described as an example. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram illustrating fixing of the cabinet 111 and the cabinet 101 in the system kitchen 1 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 5 is an enlarged view in which the circle portion of FIG. 2 is enlarged, and for convenience of explanation, the display of the guide rails 105f and 117e is omitted.

  The wall holding portion 1142 of the right side wall portion 114 of the cabinet 111 and the wall holding portion 1021 of the left side wall portion 102 of the cabinet 101 have the same dimensions, and the front end face and the lower end face are in a flush state. It is provided in.

  The rise formation column 107 has a rectangular left end wall 1071 at the left end and a through hole 1073 at the center in the longitudinal direction. Small through holes 1072 and 1072 smaller than the through hole 1073 are formed on both sides of the through hole 1073, respectively. Further, in the wall holding portion 1021, a nut (not shown) is fixed so as to be aligned with the small through holes 1072 and 1072.

  As described above, in the rise formation column 119, by inserting the male screw SS into the small through holes 1196, 1196 of the right end wall 1194 and screwing it into the nut fixed to the wall holding portion 1142, the rise formation column 119 is formed. The right end wall 1194 of 119 is fixed to the wall holding portion 1142. At this time, the through hole 1197 of the right end wall 1194 aligns with the through hole 1142H of the wall holding portion 1142.

  Also in the rise formation column 107, by inserting a male screw (not shown) into the small through holes 1072, 1072 of the left end wall 1071 and screwing it into the nut fixed to the wall holding portion 1021, the rise formation column 107 is formed. The left end wall 1071 of is fixed to the wall holding portion 1021. At this time, the through hole 1073 of the left end wall 1071 is aligned with the through hole 1021H of the wall holding portion 1021.

  At this time, the front end faces of the wall holding portion 1142 of the cabinet 111 and the holding portion 1021 of the cabinet 101 are flush with the front end face 1198 of the rise forming column 119 and the front end face 1074 of the rise forming column 107. Further, the lower end surfaces of the wall holding portion 1142 of the cabinet 111 and the holding portion 1021 of the cabinet 101 are flush with the lower surface of the rise forming column 119 and the lower surface of the rise forming column 107. Therefore, the appearance of the system kitchen 1 can be improved.

  At this time, the through hole 1197 of the right end wall 1194 of the rise forming pillar 119, the through hole 1142H of the wall holding portion 1142, the through hole 1021H of the wall holding portion 1021, and the through hole 1073 of the left end wall 1071 of the rise forming pillar 107. Are arranged coaxially.

  Next, the pillar portion has an outer diameter substantially the same as the size of the through holes 1073, 1197, and the male screw S (fixing mechanism) having the head portion at one end larger than the size is the through hole 1197, the through hole 1142H, the through hole 1021H, And, it is inserted into the through hole 1073. A nut N (fixing mechanism) is screwed onto the other end of the male screw S. Therefore, the right end wall 1194 and the left end wall 1071 are pressed by the head of the male screw S and the nut N in a direction in which they approach each other. As a result, the right side wall portion 114 (wall holding portion 1142) and the left side wall portion 102 (wall holding portion 1021) are fixed, and the cabinet 111 and the cabinet 101 are fixed.

  In the system kitchen 1 according to the present embodiment, since the fixing portion for fixing the cabinets to each other is provided inside the riser forming column in this way, it is difficult for the user to visually recognize the system kitchen 1 and the appearance of the system kitchen 1 is improved. You can do it.

  Further, in the system kitchen 1 according to the present embodiment, since the top surface of the rise formation column has an opening, even after the rise formation column is attached to the wall holding portion, the work of fixing the cabinets to each other through the opening is performed. Can be done easily.

  Further, in the system kitchen 1 according to the present embodiment, both end portions of the top surface of the rise formation pillar are covered with the guide rails, so that the fixing portion for fixing the cabinets to each other is hidden by the guide rails. Therefore, it becomes more difficult for the user to visually recognize such a fixed portion, and the appearance of the system kitchen 1 can be improved.

  In the above description, a through hole is formed in the lower portion of the wall holding portion, and the wall holding portions that are in contact with each other are fixed via the inside of the rise forming pillar fixed to the wall holding portion. However, the present embodiment is not limited to this. For example, a through hole may be formed in an upper portion or a middle portion of the wall holding portion, and the wall holding portions that are in contact with each other may be fixed through the inside of the door stop bar fixed to the wall holding portion. good. Further, the fixing may be performed not only at one place but also at a plurality of places of the wall holding portion.

  In the above description, the case where the small through holes 1196 and 1072 are formed on both sides of the through holes 1197 and 1073 respectively has been described as an example, but the present embodiment is not limited to this. For example, the small through holes 1196 and 1072 may be formed in either of the both sides of the through holes 1197 and 1073, respectively.

  In the above description, the case where cabinets are fixed to each other using the through holes provided in the wall holding portion has been described as an example, but the present embodiment is not limited to this. For example, a through hole may be formed in the wall plate and the cabinets may be fixed to each other using the through hole of the wall plate.

  Further, in the system kitchen 1 according to the present embodiment, the lower surfaces of the riser plate 15, the riser formation column 119, and the riser formation column 128 are in contact with the upper end surface of the riser plate 15, and there is no gap. Therefore, it is possible to prevent insects from entering the cabinet through the gap, foreign matter, or the human finger being caught in the gap.

  Further, the system kitchen 1 according to the present embodiment is not limited to the above description, but may be fixed with the nut N fixed in the through hole 1073.

  In the above description, fixing of cabinets to each other in a so-called system kitchen has been described as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this, and when two housings are mutually fixed via a wall portion, The invention is applicable.

1 system kitchen 15 riser plates 102, 113, 123 left side wall portions 104, 114, 125 right side wall portions 101, 111, 112, 122 cabinets 107, 119, 128 riser forming columns 1071, 1193, 1194 left end wall 1194 right end wall 1072, 1196 Small Through Holes 1073, 1197 Through Holes 1021, 1132, 1142 Wall Holding Parts 1021H, 1142H Through Holes 1131, 1141 Wall Plates 1191 Upper Surfaces 1192 Openings 1195 Lower Surfaces N Nuts S Male Screws SS Male Screws

Claims (6)

In a cabinet system in which the facing wall portions are in contact between cabinets having two facing facing wall portions,
Each cabinet has
A column member having one end wall that abuts on one of the opposing wall portions and another end wall that abuts on the other opposing wall portion,
A through hole formed in the one end wall and / or the other end wall,
It has a wall through hole formed at a position aligned with the through hole in the opposing wall portion,
The wall through-holes of the two facing wall portions that are provided inside the pillar member and contact each other, and the through-holes of the two pillar members that are in contact with the two facing wall portions are inserted through the wall through holes, and A cabinet system comprising a fixing mechanism for fixing cabinets each having two facing wall portions. The facing wall portion has a plate-shaped wall plate, and a wall holding portion to which the end portion of the wall plate is attached and which holds the wall plate,
The cabinet system according to claim 1, wherein the wall through hole is formed in the wall holding portion. The pillar member has a lower surface facing the installation surface and an upper surface facing the lower surface,
The cabinet system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the upper surface has an opening partially provided therein. The bottom of each cabinet is provided with a riser provided on the installation surface,
The cabinet system according to claim 3, wherein the lower surface of the pillar member is in contact with the upper end surface of the riser plate. Screw holes provided in the one end wall and the other end wall, the screw holes being smaller than the through holes;
The cabinet system according to claim 2, further comprising a male screw that is inserted into the screw hole and that fixes the pillar member to the wall holding portion. The one end wall and the other end wall are rectangular,
The cabinet system according to claim 5, wherein the through hole and the screw hole are arranged side by side in the longitudinal direction on the one end wall and the other end wall.

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