JP7450508B2 - Storage tray and storage stand - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a storage tray and a storage stand.

Patent Document 1 discloses a product display tray installed in a store or the like to place products to be displayed.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2001-289

Examples of the storage stand include those for displaying products as described in Patent Document 1, as well as storage stands for temporarily placing the customer's luggage while interacting with the customer. It is assumed that such a storage stand is installed, for example, in a medical facility, such as a consulting room, and patient's luggage is temporarily placed therein. Further, for example, it is assumed that storage stands are installed at counters and the like in various service industries, and customers' luggage is temporarily placed thereon. Improvement in the cleanability of these storage stands is desired.

In order to solve the above problem, a storage tray according to a first aspect includes a placing part having a placing surface, and a peripheral wall part surrounding the said placing surface, and the height of the peripheral wall part is A recessed portion that is recessed along the direction from the apex of the peripheral wall portion to at least the placement surface is formed in a portion of the peripheral wall portion along the circumferential direction.

The storage tray according to a second aspect is the storage tray according to the first aspect, wherein the recess is located inside the inner peripheral surface of the peripheral wall along the horizontal direction on the storage surface. It is formed to be concave.

The storage tray according to a third aspect is the storage tray according to the second aspect, in which the length dimension of the recess along the horizontal direction from the peripheral wall is the same as the length of the recess at the position of the recess. The distance is less than half the distance between the peripheral wall portion and the center of the mounting surface.

The storage tray according to a fourth aspect is the storage tray according to any one of the first to third aspects, and is an integrally molded product using a mold, and includes the above-mentioned placing surface and the above-mentioned storage surface. The peripheral wall portion is seamlessly formed of the same material.

The storage tray according to a fifth aspect is the storage tray according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, wherein the placement surface and the peripheral wall are formed into a substantially rectangular shape in plan view. The recessed portion is partially formed in a middle portion of at least one side of the peripheral wall portion, which is substantially rectangular in plan view. Note that the term "substantially rectangular" here includes not only cases where the four corners are right angles, but also cases where the four corners are rounded. It also includes cases where all four sides have the same length, two opposing sides have the same length, and cases where each side has different lengths.

The storage tray according to a sixth aspect is the storage tray according to the fifth aspect, wherein the placement surface and the peripheral wall portion each include a pair of long sides and a pair of short sides in a plan view. , the recess is formed in an intermediate portion of the short side of the peripheral wall.

The storage tray according to a seventh aspect is the storage tray according to any one of the first to sixth aspects, wherein the pair of recesses are symmetrical along the circumferential direction of the peripheral wall. formed in position.

A storeroom tray according to an eighth aspect is the storeroom tray according to any one of the first to seventh aspects, in which the recessed portion is provided to support an elongated member.

A storage table according to a ninth aspect includes the storage tray according to any one of the first to eighth aspects, and support legs that support the storage tray.

According to each aspect, dirt on the mounting surface can be dropped from the recess, making cleaning of the storeroom easier and improving cleaning performance.

According to the second aspect, it is easy to move the dirt on the placement surface along the peripheral wall and drop it directly through the recess.

According to the third aspect, the concave portion is prevented from becoming elongated along the horizontal direction, and the deterioration of the placement function is suppressed.

According to the fourth aspect, dust is less likely to accumulate at the boundary between the mounting surface and the peripheral wall. In addition, it is easy to wipe and remove dust, etc., and the cleaning performance is improved.

According to the fifth aspect, the rigidity of the storage tray is less likely to decrease compared to the case where the recess is formed at a corner of the rectangular peripheral wall or over one entire side.

According to the sixth aspect, the portion where the recess is not formed along the long side direction can be widely used.

According to the seventh aspect, the storage tray can be easily used from both sides.

According to the eighth aspect, the elongated member can be supported by the storage tray using the recess.

According to the ninth aspect, the storage tray can be supported at a desired height by the support legs.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a storeroom tray and a storeroom including the tray according to an embodiment. It is an exploded perspective view showing a storeroom table concerning an embodiment. FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a storage stand according to an embodiment. It is a front view showing a storeroom stand concerning an embodiment. It is a side view showing a storeroom stand concerning an embodiment. It is a perspective view showing a tray for storage stands concerning an embodiment. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VII-VII in FIG. 3. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VIII-VIII in FIG. 3. FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line IX-IX in FIG. 3. FIG. It is a side view which shows the storeroom stand based on a 1st modification. It is an exploded perspective view showing a storeroom table concerning a 1st modification. It is an exploded perspective view showing a storeroom table concerning a 2nd modification. It is an exploded side view showing a storeroom table concerning a 2nd modification. It is a sectional view showing the storeroom stand concerning the 2nd modification.

{Embodiment}
Hereinafter, a storage table tray and a storage table including the same according to an embodiment will be described. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a storage table tray 10 and a storage table 100 including the same according to an embodiment. FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the storage stand 100 according to the embodiment. FIG. 3 is a plan view showing the storage stand 100 according to the embodiment. FIG. 4 is a front view showing the storage stand 100 according to the embodiment. FIG. 5 is a side view showing the storage stand 100 according to the embodiment. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the storage tray 10 according to the embodiment. FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VI-VI in FIG. FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VII-VII in FIG. 3. FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VII-VII in FIG.

<Storage stand 100>
The storage stand 100 includes a storage stand tray 10 and support legs 30. In this example, the storage tray 10 is supported at a predetermined height by support legs 30.

<Storage table tray 10>
The storage tray 10 (hereinafter simply referred to as the tray 10) includes a placing section 12 and a peripheral wall section 16.

The mounting section 12 has a mounting surface 13 . In the mounting section 12, the surface opposite to the mounting surface 13 is the back surface 14. The placing portion 12 has a placing surface 13 and a back surface 14 both formed in a flat plate shape. The mounting surface 13 is formed into a substantially rectangular shape when viewed from above. The mounting surface 13 includes a pair of long sides and a pair of short sides in a plan view. The mounting surface 13 is formed into a rectangular shape with rounded corners in plan view.

The peripheral wall portion 16 surrounds the mounting surface 13. The peripheral wall portion 16 is formed in a shape (here, a rectangular shape with rounded corners) corresponding to the mounting surface 13 in plan view. The peripheral wall portion 16 includes a pair of long sides and a pair of short sides in a plan view. Here, the peripheral wall portion 16 has an inner peripheral wall portion 17 and an outer peripheral wall portion 19. The inner peripheral wall portion 17 is connected to the outer edge of the mounting portion 12 . The inner peripheral wall portion 17 extends upward from the outer edge of the mounting portion 12 . The outer circumferential wall portion 19 is provided outside the inner circumferential wall portion 17. The outer circumferential wall portion 19 is connected to the inner circumferential wall portion 17. The outer circumferential wall portion 19 extends downward from the apex portion 18 of the inner circumferential wall portion 17 . Here, the lower end portion of the outer peripheral wall portion 19 protrudes below the back surface 14 of the mounting surface 13.

The inner circumferential wall portion 17 and the outer circumferential wall portion 19 face each other with an interval therebetween. An inner peripheral surface 17a of the inner peripheral wall portion 17 facing the mounting surface 13 is an inclined surface that slopes outward from the mounting surface 13 toward the apex portion 18. An outer circumferential surface 19b of the outer circumferential wall portion 19 facing away from the mounting surface 13 is an inclined surface that slopes outward from the apex portion 18 toward the lower end. The inner circumferential surface 17a of the inner circumferential wall portion 17 and the outer circumferential surface 19b of the outer circumferential wall portion 19 are inclined in opposite directions.

The inner peripheral wall portion 17 has a substantially uniform thickness and protrudes from the mounting surface 13. Therefore, the outer circumferential surface 17b of the inner circumferential wall 17 is inclined in the same direction as the inner circumferential surface 17a of the inner circumferential wall 17. Similarly, the outer circumferential wall portion 19 projects from the apex portion 18 with a substantially uniform thickness. Therefore, the inner circumferential surface 19a of the outer circumferential wall portion 19 is inclined in the same direction as the outer circumferential surface 19b of the outer circumferential wall portion 19. As a result, the distance between the inner circumferential wall 17 and the outer circumferential wall 19 gradually increases from the apex 18 toward the lower end of the outer circumferential wall 19 .

The mounting portion 12 and the peripheral wall portion 16 may have any dimensions. For example, the length of the long side of the mounting portion 12 and the peripheral wall portion 16 may be smaller than twice the length of the short side. Also, for example, the length of the long side may be equal to or greater than twice the length of the short side. Further, for example, the thickness dimension of the mounting portion 12 and the peripheral wall portion 16 may be a value between 1 mm and 5 mm. For example, the height of the peripheral wall portion 16 may be shorter than the short side of the mounting portion 12. Further, for example, the distance between the inner circumferential wall portion 17 and the outer circumferential wall portion 19 may be larger than the thickness dimension of the mounting portion 12.

A recess 20 is formed in a portion of the peripheral wall portion 16 along the circumferential direction. The recess 20 is formed to be recessed along the height direction of the peripheral wall 16 from the apex 18 of the peripheral wall 16 to at least the mounting surface 13 .

Regarding the shape of the recess 20, the recess 20 may have any shape. Here, the recess 20 is recessed to a position beyond the mounting surface 13 and completely divides the peripheral wall 16. Here, the recessed portion 20 is formed so as to be recessed inward from the inner peripheral surface 17a of the peripheral wall portion 16 along the horizontal direction on the mounting surface 13. A portion of the recess 20 that is recessed inward from the inner circumferential surface 19a of the peripheral wall portion 16 is formed in a semicircular shape in a plan view. The recess 20 has the same width as the diameter of the semicircle and extends from the inner circumferential surface 17a of the peripheral wall portion 16 to the outer circumferential surface 19b. As shown in FIG. 5, the portion of the recessed portion 20 formed in the peripheral wall portion 16 is formed so as to become gradually narrower from the apex portion 18 of the peripheral wall portion 16 toward the mounting surface 13. A portion of the recess 20 formed in the peripheral wall 16 is formed into an isosceles trapezoid shape when viewed from the side.

Regarding the size of the recess 20, the dimensions of the recess 20 can be selected as appropriate depending on the design specifications and installation environment. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the length D1 of the recess 20 from the peripheral wall 16 in the horizontal direction is less than half the distance D2 between the peripheral wall 16 and the center of the mounting surface 13 at the position of the recess 20. It may be. Further, for example, the width dimension of the recessed portion 20 (the dimension along the circumferential direction of the peripheral wall portion 16, the diameter of a semicircle) may be smaller than the height dimension of the outer peripheral wall portion 19. Further, for example, the width dimension of the recessed portion 20 may be smaller than the height dimension of the inner peripheral wall portion 17. Further, for example, the width dimension of the recess 20 may be smaller than the radius of the rounded corner of the mounting section 12.

Regarding the position of the recess 20, the recess 20 is partially formed in the middle portion of at least one side of the peripheral wall 16, which is substantially rectangular in plan view. The recessed portion 20 is formed in the intermediate portion of the short side of the peripheral wall portion 16 . Here, the recess 20 is formed at the center of the short side, but the position of the recess 20 can be selected as appropriate depending on the design specifications and installation environment. For example, it may be formed at a position shifted from the center of the short side to one of the long sides. Moreover, the formation position of the recessed part 20 may be the long side together with the short side or instead of the short side.

In this embodiment, the pair of recesses 20 are formed at symmetrical positions along the circumferential direction of the peripheral wall portion 16. The symmetrical position is a position that is symmetrical to a line passing through the center of the mounting surface 13 in plan view. Alternatively, the symmetrical position may be a position that is rotationally symmetrical about the center of the mounting surface 13 in plan view. Here, a pair of recesses 20 are respectively formed at the center of a pair of short sides. For this reason, the pair of recesses 20 are formed at positions symmetrical to a line passing through the center of the mounting surface 13 and parallel to the short sides in plan view. Furthermore, the pair of recesses 20 are formed at positions that are rotationally symmetrical about the center of the mounting surface 13 in plan view.

As shown in FIG. 5, the recess 20 is provided to be able to support the elongated member L. For example, the intermediate portion of the elongated member L can be inserted into the recess 20 and supported by the peripheral edge of the recess 20, so that the recess 20 can support the elongated member L. Alternatively, the intermediate portion of the elongated member L can be inserted into the recess 20, and the upper end portion can be caught on the peripheral edge of the recess 20, so that the recess 20 can support the elongated member L. The elongated member L is assumed to be, for example, an umbrella or a cane. The recess 20 is formed in a size into which an umbrella, a cane, or the like can be inserted. The recess 20 may be formed in a size that allows a handle portion (grip portion) of an umbrella or a cane to be inserted therein. The recess 20 may be formed in a size into which a frame part of the umbrella can be inserted. The recess 20 may be formed in a size that allows the shaft portion of the cane to be inserted therein. The width dimension of the recess 20 that can support the elongated member L may be, for example, from 20 mm to 80 mm.

A rib 22 is provided at the edge of the recess 20 on the back surface 14 of the placement surface 13 . The ribs 22 protrude downward from the back surface 14 of the mounting surface 13. Rib 22 extends along the edge of recess 20 on back surface 14 . The lower end of the rib 22 is approximately the same height as the lower end of the outer circumferential wall 19 with respect to the back surface 14 of the mounting surface 13 . As shown in FIG. 7, the ribs 22 may be gently inclined from the mounting portion 12.

The inner peripheral wall portion 17 is divided by a recess 20. Similarly, the outer circumferential wall portion 19 is also divided by a recess 20. At the position of the recess 20, a connecting wall 24 is provided so as to close the opening between the inner peripheral wall 17 and the outer peripheral wall 19. The connecting wall portion 24 connects the outer circumferential wall portion 19 and the inner circumferential wall portion 17. The lower portion 24a of the connecting wall portion 24 protrudes below the back surface 14 of the mounting surface 13. The lower portion 24a of the connecting wall portion 24 connects the lower end portion of the outer peripheral wall portion 19 and the rib 22.

The peripheral wall portion 16 can also be considered to include an upper peripheral wall portion and a lower peripheral wall portion. The upper peripheral wall portion surrounds the mounting surface 13. The lower peripheral wall portion is provided so as to protrude below the back surface 14 of the mounting surface 13. The lower peripheral wall portion is provided to be able to surround at least the upper portion of the support leg 30 when the support leg 30 supports the support leg 30 from below. Here, the inner peripheral wall portion 17 and the upper portion 19c of the outer peripheral wall portion 19 are the upper peripheral wall portions. Here, the inner peripheral wall part 17 is the inner wall part of the upper peripheral wall part, and the upper part 19c of the outer peripheral wall part 19 is the outer wall part of the upper peripheral wall part. Hereinafter, the inner peripheral wall portion 17 may be referred to as the inner wall portion 17, and the upper portion 19c of the outer peripheral wall portion 19 may be referred to as the outer wall portion 19c. Further, here, the lower portion 19d of the outer peripheral wall portion 19 is the lower peripheral wall portion. Here, the lower peripheral wall portion includes ribs 22 . Furthermore, here, the lower peripheral wall portion includes a lower portion 24a of the connecting wall portion 24. Although the outer circumferential wall 19 is divided by the recess 20, the lower circumferential wall includes the lower portion 24a of the connecting wall 24 and the rib 22, so that the outer circumferential wall 19 is not interrupted at the position where it is divided by the recess 20. , are set up in a single line. The lower peripheral wall portion continues one round without interruption along the outer edge of the tray 10 in plan view. The lower peripheral wall portion forms the outline of the outer edge of the tray 10 in plan view.

The tray 10 is an integrally molded product using a mold. In the tray 10, the mounting surface 13 and the peripheral wall portion 16 are seamlessly formed of the same material. For example, the tray 10 is an integrally molded product made of a resin material or the like. For example, the tray 10 is formed by pressing a heated and softened sheet-like member against a mold by vacuum forming, press forming, pressure forming, or the like.

<Support leg 30>
Support legs 30 support tray 10. At least the upper portion of the support leg 30 is surrounded by a lower peripheral wall. Although the support legs 30 are described as being made of metal, the material of the support legs 30 is not particularly limited, and may be made of resin or the like. The support leg 30 includes a rod-shaped frame 32 and a plate-shaped frame 40.

A pair of rod-shaped frames 32 are provided. Each rod-shaped frame 32 is formed by bending a metal rod-shaped member into a shape having horizontal frame portions 33a, 33b and vertical frame portions 34a, 34b, and joining both ends to form an endless ring shape. It is formed by

The horizontal frame portions 33a and 33b are portions that mainly extend in the horizontal direction. The vertical frame portions 34a, 34b are portions that primarily extend in the vertical direction. The horizontal frame portion 33a is a portion supported on the floor. The horizontal frame portion 33a is provided at a position avoiding the bottom of the recess 20. The horizontal frame portion 33a extends in the long side direction of the mounting portion 12. Thereby, the horizontal frame portion 33a is less likely to get in the way when removing debris that has fallen from the recess 20 onto the floor below. The horizontal frame portion 33b supports the placing portion 12 by contacting the back surface 14 of the placing portion 12. The horizontal frame portion 33b is formed in a horizontally curved shape. Thereby, the tray 10 is more stably supported by the horizontal frame portion 33b.

The vertical frame portion 34a connects one end of the horizontal frame portion 33a and one end of the horizontal frame portion 33b. The vertical frame portion 34b connects the other end of the horizontal frame portion 33a and the other end of the horizontal frame portion 33b. Here, the vertical frame portions 34a, 34b are inclined with respect to the vertical direction.

The pair of rod-shaped frames 32 are provided apart from each other in the short side direction. The pair of rod-shaped frames 32 are formed in the same shape and are arranged in opposite directions. The pair of rod-shaped frames 32 are connected by a plate-shaped frame 40.

A pair of plate frames 40 are provided. Each plate-shaped frame 40 has a mounting portion 41 and a support plate portion 44 . Here, the plate-like frame 40 extends in the short side direction. The plate-like frame 40 is formed by bending and deforming a flat metal plate-like member so that the middle portion along the longitudinal direction projects upwardly than both ends. Both ends of the plate-like member serve as attachment parts 41, and the middle part serves as a support plate part 44. The attachment part 41 is attached to the rod-shaped frame 32. The attachment portion 41 is attached by being joined (here, welded) to the horizontal frame portion 33b. The support plate section 44 supports the mounting section 12 by contacting the back surface 14 of the mounting section 12 . A pair of plate-shaped frames 40 are arranged at intervals in the long side direction.

A cover 36 is attached to the horizontal frame portion 33a. The cover 36 suppresses rotation between the horizontal frame portion 33a and the floor surface. A groove 37 is formed in the upper surface of the cover 36. By fitting the horizontal frame portion 33a into the groove 37, the cover 36 is attached to the horizontal frame portion 33a. The lower surface of the cover 36 is a flat surface. By contacting the lower surface of the cover 36 with the floor surface, rotation of the horizontal frame portion 33a having a circular outer surface with respect to the floor surface is suppressed.

Further, the cover 36 may be configured to suppress sideways sliding between the support leg 30 and the floor surface. The cover 36 may be formed of a material having a larger coefficient of friction with the floor than the horizontal frame portion 33a. For example, the cover 36 may be made of resin, rubber, elastomer, or the like.

In the storage stand 100, the support legs 30 are molded separately from the tray 10. A storage stand 100 is constructed by attaching a tray 10 and support legs 30, which are provided separately. It is preferable that the support legs 30 and the tray 10 are detachably attached. This makes it possible to remove the tray 10 from the support legs 30, thereby making it easier to wash the tray 10, improving cleaning performance. Here, the tray 10 and the support legs 30 are detachably attached by screwing.

More specifically, the tray 10 is provided with a pedestal 50 for receiving screws. The pedestal 50 is provided on the back surface 14 of the placing section 12 in the tray 10. The pedestal 50 is fixed to the mounting section 12. The pedestal 50 is formed, for example, in the shape of a rectangular parallelepiped or a cylinder. The upper surface of the pedestal 50 is fixed to the back surface 14 of the mounting portion 12 with, for example, an adhesive. A screw hole is formed in a surface of the pedestal 50 other than the top surface (here, the bottom surface). For example, the pedestal 50 may be one in which a resin covering part 52 is provided around a female threaded part 51 made of metal. The covering portion 52 may be formed by insert molding the female threaded portion 51 as an insert component.

A through hole 42 is formed in a portion of the plate-like frame 40 facing the pedestal 50. The through hole 42 is formed in a size corresponding to the screw hole of the pedestal 50. Here, a part of the attachment part 41 faces the pedestal 50. A through hole 42 is formed in the attachment portion 41 . A screw 54 is inserted into the through hole 42 and the female threaded portion 51 from the lower surface side of the plate-shaped frame 40 . Then, the male threaded portion 55 of the screw 54 is tightened by the female threaded portion 51, and the plate-like frame 40 is sandwiched between the base 50 and the head 56 of the screw 54.

Note that the tray 10 and the support legs 30 may be attached in a manner other than screwing. For example, the tray 10 and the support legs 30 may be attached using rivets or the like. Further, in this example, an example in which the screw 54 is inserted in the vertical direction has been described, but the screw, rivet, etc. may be inserted in the horizontal direction. In this case, a through hole into which a screw, rivet, or the like is inserted may be formed in a portion of the lower peripheral wall, such as the rib 22.

The support legs 30 include a support portion that supports the tray 10 and leg portions that extend downward from the support portion. The support portions of the support leg 30 are the horizontal frame portion 33b of the rod-shaped frame 32 and the support plate portion 44 of the plate-shaped frame 40 here. Further, the leg portions of the support leg 30 are the vertical frame portions 34a, 34b and the horizontal frame portion 33a of the rod-shaped frame 32 here. In the tray 10, the lower peripheral wall portion (here, the lower portion 19d of the outer peripheral wall portion 19, the lower portion 24a of the connecting wall portion 24, and the rib 22) that protrudes below the back surface 14 of the placing portion 12 is at least It is better to hide the support part. The lower end of the lower peripheral wall portion may be lower than or equal to the lower surface of the support portion. The portion of the support leg 30 below the leg portion is not hidden by the lower peripheral wall portion and may be visible.

<Effects of embodiments>
According to the storeroom tray 10 configured as described above and the storeroom stand 100 including the same, since the recess 20 is provided in the peripheral wall 16, dirt on the placement surface 13 can be dropped from the recess 20. can. Thereby, the storage stand 100 can be cleaned easily, and the cleaning performance is improved.

Further, the recessed portion 20 is formed in the mounting surface 13 so as to be recessed inward from the inner peripheral surface 17a of the peripheral wall portion 16 along the horizontal direction. This makes it easy to move the dirt on the mounting surface 13 along the peripheral wall 16 and drop it directly through the recess 20.

Further, the length of the recess 20 in the horizontal direction from the peripheral wall 16 is less than half the distance between the peripheral wall 16 and the center of the mounting surface 13 at the position of the recess 20. This prevents the concave portion 20 from becoming longer in the horizontal direction, thereby suppressing deterioration of the placement function. Furthermore, a decrease in rigidity of the tray 10 is also suppressed. Even if the tray 10 is made thinner from a resin material having lower rigidity than metal, wood, etc., it is easy to ensure the necessary rigidity for the tray 10 because the recess 20 is short.

Further, the tray 10 is an integrally molded product using a mold, and the mounting surface 13 and the peripheral wall portion 16 are seamlessly formed from the same material. This makes it difficult for dust to accumulate at the boundary between the mounting surface 13 and the peripheral wall portion 16. In addition, it is easy to wipe and remove dust, etc., and has excellent cleaning properties.

Further, the mounting surface 13 and the peripheral wall portion 16 are formed into a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, and the recessed portion 20 is partially formed in the middle portion of at least one side of the peripheral wall portion 16 which is substantially rectangular in plan view. There is. As a result, the rigidity of the tray 10 is less likely to decrease compared to a case where the recess 20 is formed at a corner of the substantially rectangular peripheral wall 16 or is formed over one entire side.

Further, the mounting surface 13 and the peripheral wall portion 16 each include a pair of long sides and a pair of short sides in a plan view, and the recess 20 is formed at an intermediate portion of the short sides of the peripheral wall portion 16. Thereby, the portion where the recess 20 is not formed can be used widely along the long side direction. On the other hand, long items are also widely used as luggage. In this case, since the mounting surface 13 and the peripheral wall portion 16 are rectangular in plan view, it is easy to stably place a long object on one side.

Further, a pair of recesses 20 are formed at symmetrical positions along the circumferential direction of the peripheral wall portion 16. This makes it easy to use the tray 10 from both sides. For example, it is also possible to envisage an installation mode in which different users use the recess 20 closer to them across the storeroom 100, which improves usability.

Moreover, the recessed part 20 is provided so that the elongate member L can be supported. Thereby, the elongated member L can be supported by the tray 10 using the recess 20.

Further, according to the storage stand 100, the tray 10 can be supported at a desired height by the support legs 30. Note that the height of the tray 10 supported by the support legs 30 from the floor surface may be any height. For example, the height of the tray 10 from the floor supported by the support legs 30 may be any value between 300 mm and 900 mm so that it can be easily used by a standing person. good.

{Variation}
FIG. 10 is a side view showing a storage stand 200 according to a first modification. FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a storage stand 200 according to a first modification.

The storage table 200 according to the first modification differs from the storage table 100 described above in that the support leg side tray 46 is provided on the support leg 130.

The support leg side tray 46 is attached to an intermediate portion of the support leg 130 along the longitudinal direction of the vertical frame portions 34a, 34b. The support leg 130 is provided with a horizontal frame portion 33c that connects the vertical frame portions 34a and 34b. The support leg side tray 46 is supported by the horizontal frame portion 33c. The support leg side tray 46 is provided separately from the tray 10 described above. The support leg side tray 46 has a different shape from the tray 10 described above. The support leg side tray 46 may be formed by bending a metal plate, for example.

The support leg side tray 46 has a placing part 47, a lower wall part 48, and an upper wall part 49. The placing part 47 is formed in a rectangular shape (here, a rectangular shape having a pair of short sides and a pair of long sides) corresponding to the above-described placing part 12. The tray 10 and the support leg side tray 46 are attached so that the placement parts 12 and 47 correspond to each other (the short sides are parallel to each other). The lower wall portion 48 protrudes downward from the short side of the placing portion 47 . A groove 48a is formed in the lower wall portion 48 and is supported by the horizontal frame portion 33c. The horizontal frame portion 33c fits into the groove 48a. The upper wall portion 49 protrudes upward (obliquely upward in this case) from the outer edge of the mounting portion 47 . Here, the upper wall portion 49 is provided only on the long side of the mounting portion 47. In the supporting leg side tray 46, the entire short side of the placing portion 47 can be considered to be a recessed portion.

The supporting leg side tray 46 may be attached to the supporting leg 130 by simply fitting the horizontal frame portion 33c into the groove 48a and supporting it. The support leg side tray 46 may be removably attached to the support leg 130 by screwing or the like. The support leg side tray 46 may be non-removably attached to the support leg 130 by welding or the like.

FIG. 12 is an exploded perspective view showing a storage stand 300 according to a second modification. FIG. 13 is an exploded side view showing a storage stand 300 according to a second modification. FIG. 14 is a sectional view showing a storage stand 300 according to a second modification.

In the storage table 300 according to the second modification, the manner in which the tray 10 is supported by the support legs 230 is different from the manner in which the tray 10 is supported by the support legs 30 in the storage table 100 described above.

The upper part of the support leg 230 is disposed between the inner circumferential wall 17 and the outer circumferential wall 19. Thereby, the upper part of the support leg 230 is hidden not only by the lower peripheral wall part but also by the outer peripheral wall part 19. Therefore, the tray 10 is provided such that the upper part of the support leg 230 can be placed between the inner peripheral wall part 17 and the outer peripheral wall part 19.

More specifically, in the storage stand 300 of this example, the tray 10 is only placed on the support legs 230, and the tray 10 and the support legs 230 are not fixed by screws or the like. At this time, the tray 10 and the support legs 230 are positioned in two different directions (here, the short side direction and the long side direction) as follows.

That is, the support leg 230 is provided with an insertion portion. In this example, a pair of vertical frame parts 34c and 34d that protrude upward from the horizontal frame part 33b and a horizontal frame part 33d that connects the pair of vertical frame parts 34c and 34d are provided as the insertion part. Further, on the long sides, the upper portions of the pair of vertical frame portions 34c and 34d and the horizontal frame portion 33d are arranged between the outer circumferential wall portion 19 and the inner circumferential wall portion 17. Thereby, the tray 10 and the support legs 230 are positioned in the short side direction.

In the example shown in FIG. 14, the horizontal frame portion 33d does not reach the apex portion 18. In other words, the height of the vertical frame portions 34c and 34d is smaller than the height of the peripheral wall portion 16. Then, with the back surface 14 of the mounting portion 12 supported by the support plate portion 44, the horizontal frame portion 33d is located at the middle portion of the peripheral wall portion 16 in the height direction. At this time, it is preferable that the horizontal frame portion 33d be in contact with both the outer circumferential wall portion 19 and the inner circumferential wall portion 17. This makes it difficult for the tray 10 and the support legs 230 to wobble. However, the horizontal frame portion 33d does not have to be in contact with both the outer circumferential wall portion 19 and the inner circumferential wall portion 17. Further, the horizontal frame portion 33d may reach the apex portion 18.

The tray 10 and the support legs 230 may be positioned in the longitudinal direction by the plate-shaped frame 40 and the ribs 22. That is, the tray 10 and the support legs 230 can be positioned in the longitudinal direction by the side end surfaces of the support plate portions 44 in the plate-shaped frame 40 coming into contact with the inner peripheral surfaces of the ribs 22.

Further, the tray 10 and the support legs 230 may be positioned in the longitudinal direction by the horizontal frame portion 33d or the vertical frame portions 34c, 34d, and the outer peripheral wall portion 19. That is, the horizontal frame portion 33d or the vertical frame portions 34c, 34d contact the inner surface of the short side of the outer peripheral wall portion 19 or the inner surface of the portion bent from the long side toward the short side, so that the tray 10 and the support legs 230 are connected to each other. can be positioned in the long side direction.

However, the tray 10 and the support legs 230 may be fixed by screws or the like.

In addition, although the recess 20 has been described so far as being recessed inward from the inner peripheral surface 17a of the peripheral wall 16 along the horizontal direction on the mounting surface 13, this is not essential. It is not the composition of The recessed portion 20 may be formed only at the position of the peripheral wall portion 16 in the horizontal direction, and may not be formed inside the peripheral wall portion 16. In this case, the recessed portion may completely divide the peripheral wall portion 16. The recess may be recessed to the mounting surface 13, and a portion flush with the mounting surface 13 may be formed at the position of the recess in the peripheral wall portion 16.

Furthermore, so far, the length dimension D1 of the recess 20 from the peripheral wall 16 along the horizontal direction has been described as being less than half the distance D2 between the peripheral wall 16 and the center of the mounting surface 13 at the position of the recess 20. However, this is not a required configuration. The length D1 of the recess 20 from the peripheral wall 16 in the horizontal direction may be larger than half the distance D2 between the peripheral wall 16 and the center of the mounting surface 13 at the position of the recess 20. Even in this case, it is preferable that the recess 20 does not reach the center of the mounting surface 13.

Furthermore, until now, the mounting surface 13 and the peripheral wall portion 16 have been formed in a substantially rectangular shape in a plan view, and the recess 20 has been formed partially in the middle portion of at least one side of the peripheral wall portion 16, which is substantially rectangular in a plan view. Although this is described as having been configured, this is not a required configuration. For example, in the above example, the rectangular shape is a square shape, but the rectangular shape may be a parallelogram shape, a trapezoid shape, or the like. Further, for example, the mounting surface 13 and the peripheral wall portion 16 may be formed into a circular shape, an elliptical shape, or the like in a plan view. Further, for example, the recess 20 may be partially formed in at least one corner of the substantially rectangular peripheral wall 16 in plan view. Further, one or both of the mounting surface 13 and the peripheral wall portion 16 are not limited to having rounded corners in plan view, and may be configured such that the corners are right angles.

Further, in the above description, it has been assumed that the mounting surface 13 and the peripheral wall 16 each include a pair of long sides and a pair of short sides in a plan view, and the recess 20 is formed at an intermediate portion of the short sides of the peripheral wall 16. However, this is not a required configuration. For example, the recess 20 may be formed in the middle portion of the long side of the peripheral wall 16.

Moreover, although the pair of recesses 20 have been described so far as being formed at symmetrical positions along the circumferential direction of the peripheral wall portion 16, this is not an essential configuration. For example, the pair of recesses 20 may be formed at asymmetrical positions along the circumferential direction of the peripheral wall portion 16. For example, one recess 20 may be formed on the long side and one recess 20 may be formed on the short side. Further, for example, only one recess 20 may be formed. Further, for example, three or more recesses 20 may be formed.

Moreover, although the recess 20 has been described so far as being provided so as to be able to support the elongated member L, this is not an essential configuration. The recess 20 may be provided such that it cannot support the elongated member L.

Furthermore, although it has been explained so far that the tray 10 is an integrally molded product using a mold, and the mounting surface 13 and the peripheral wall portion 16 are seamlessly formed from the same material, this is not an essential configuration. isn't it. For example, the mounting portion 12 and the peripheral wall portion 16 may be separately molded and then joined using an adhesive, screws, welding, or the like.

Moreover, although the support legs 30 of the storage stand 100 have been described as being stationary on the floor, this is not an essential configuration. The support legs 30 may be provided so as to be movable on the floor. In this case, the support legs 30 may include casters or the like. Moreover, in this case, the storage stand 100 may be used as a cart.

Moreover, although the support legs 30 in the storage stand 100 have been described so far as supporting the tray 10 at a predetermined height with respect to the floor surface, this is not an essential configuration. The support legs 30 may be able to support the tray 10 in a variable height.

Note that the configurations described in the above embodiment and each modification can be appropriately combined as long as they do not contradict each other.

Although the present invention has been described in detail as above, the above description is an illustration in all aspects, and the present invention is not limited thereto. It is understood that countless variations not illustrated can be envisaged without departing from the scope of the invention.

10 Storage stand tray 12 Placing part 13 Placing surface 14 Back surface 16 Peripheral wall part 17 Inner peripheral wall part (upper peripheral wall part, inner wall part)
18 Vertex part 19 Outer peripheral wall part 19c Upper part (upper peripheral wall part, outer wall part)
19d Lower part (lower peripheral wall part)
20 recess 22 rib (lower peripheral wall)
24 Connecting wall part 24a Lower part (lower peripheral wall part)
30, 130, 230 Support leg 32 Rod-shaped frame 33a, 33b Horizontal frame portion 34a, 34b Vertical frame portion 36 Cover 40 Plate frame 46 Support leg side tray 50 Pedestal 54 Screw 100, 200, 300 Storage stand

Claims (9)

comprising a placement part having a placement surface and a peripheral wall surrounding the placement surface,
A storage tray, wherein a recessed portion recessed along a height direction of the peripheral wall portion from an apex portion of the peripheral wall portion to at least the placement surface is formed in a portion of the peripheral wall portion along the circumferential direction. The storage tray according to claim 1,
The storage tray, wherein the recessed portion is formed to be recessed inward from an inner circumferential surface of the peripheral wall portion along the horizontal direction on the placement surface. The storage tray according to claim 2,
In the storage tray, the length of the recessed portion from the peripheral wall portion in the horizontal direction is less than half the distance between the peripheral wall portion and the center of the placement surface at the position of the recessed portion. The storage tray according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
A tray for a storeroom, which is an integrally molded product using a mold, and wherein the placement surface and the peripheral wall portion are seamlessly formed from the same material. The storage tray according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The placement surface and the peripheral wall portion are formed into a substantially rectangular shape in plan view,
The recessed portion is partially formed in a middle portion of at least one side of the peripheral wall portion, which is substantially rectangular in plan view. The storage tray according to claim 5,
The placement surface and the peripheral wall portion each include a pair of long sides and a pair of short sides in a plan view,
In the storage tray, the recess is formed in an intermediate portion of the short side of the peripheral wall. The storage tray according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
A storage tray, wherein the pair of recesses are formed at symmetrical positions along the circumferential direction of the peripheral wall. The storage tray according to any one of claims 1 to 7,
A tray for a storage stand, wherein the recessed portion is provided so as to be able to support an elongated member. A storage tray according to any one of claims 1 to 8;
Support legs that support the storeroom tray;
A storage stand equipped with.

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