JP7485520B2 - Display unit with tabletop - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a display unit with a top plate.

Conventionally, a known configuration of a tabletop-equipped fixture is one that includes a wiring section (wiring duct) that guides cables connected to equipment placed on the tabletop down to the floor, and a placement section such as a shelf or footrest (foot stage) that is placed in the space below the tabletop.

For example, Patent Document 1 describes a desk that includes a tabletop, end legs, intermediate legs, cross beam members, a foot stage, and a support member. The widthwise ends of the tabletop are supported by the end legs or intermediate legs. The cross beam members are connected to the end legs or intermediate legs and are positioned below the tabletop. The foot stage is connected to the end legs or intermediate legs, supported by the support members from below, and is positioned below the tabletop. Patent Document 1 describes how a caseway or tray is erected on the far side of the cross beam members to form a wiring duct, and how cables and the like are routed through the wiring duct from the floor to the equipment on the tabletop.

JP 2019-83883 A

However, in the desk described in Patent Document 1, the wiring duct is formed on the rear side of the cross beam member, so that only the portion of the cables hanging from the top board to the floor that passes through the rear side of the cross beam member is hidden, and the cables that pass through the rear side of the cross beam member are easily visible, which can spoil the aesthetic look. In addition, the support member extends from the middle leg toward the user, making the support member easily visible and sometimes spoiling the aesthetic look.

The present invention was made in consideration of these circumstances, and aims to provide a display unit with a top in which the wiring connected to the equipment on the top is difficult to see, and the support members of the placement part provided in the space below the top are difficult to see.

The display unit with a top plate according to the first aspect of the present invention comprises a bottom structure having a top plate, a leg body extending upward from the floor surface and supporting the top plate from below, a wire-passing section that extends vertically along the leg body and has an insertion space through which wiring can be inserted, and an opening that connects the inside and outside of the insertion space and opens horizontally, and a placement section that is supported within the wire-passing section through the opening below the top plate.

According to the above aspect, the wiring connected to the equipment on the tabletop is inserted into the wiring guide of the wiring section that extends in the vertical direction, making the wiring difficult for the user to see. The placement section is supported within the wiring section of the lower structure, making the support member of the placement section difficult for the user to see, and does not spoil the aesthetic appearance.

Here, the wire-passing section may be detachably supported on the wiring guide from the inside of the wiring guide, and may include a cover member that closes a portion of the opening and supports the placement section.

In this case, the wiring inside the wiring section is covered by the cover member and is difficult to see, so the aesthetic appearance is not marred. The cover member is removable, and the wiring can be routed inside the wiring section by removing the cover member, making it easy to route the wiring. Because the removable cover member supports the mounting section, it is possible to change the height or shape of the mounting section, for example, by replacing multiple types of cover members that have different support positions or support methods for the mounting section.

The opening of the wiring guide may be formed as a slit extending in the vertical direction, and the cover member may include a first cover and a second cover located on one side of the first cover in the vertical direction and removably supported by the wiring guide.

In this case, it is possible to change the height or shape of the mounting part by replacing only the second cover of the cover member, making it easy to change the height or shape of the mounting part.

The width of the opening and the second cover may also be gradually reduced as they extend downward.

In this case, when the second cover is positioned within the opening, the second cover is moved downward along the wiring guide, so that the second cover naturally fits into the opening. This limits the downward movement of the second cover relative to the wiring guide.

The lower structure may also be configured by integrally combining the leg body and the wire passage section.

In this case, the external appearance of the lower structure does not include a connection between the leg body and the wire passage, making the shape of the lower structure simple and aesthetically pleasing.

The device may also include a plurality of the lower structures, and the placement section may include a plurality of connection sections that are supported separately within the wire-passing sections of the plurality of lower structures, and a bridge section that is bridged between the plurality of connection sections.

In this case, the multiple wiring sections work together to support the mounting section, ensuring the support strength of the mounting section and allowing the mounting section to be stably supported.

According to the above aspect of the present invention, it is possible to provide a display unit with a top plate in which the wiring connected to the equipment on the top plate is difficult to see, and the support members of the placement part provided in the space below the top plate are difficult to see.

FIG. 1 is an oblique view of a display unit with a tabletop according to one embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a support structure according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of an upper portion of a lower structure according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a lower part of a lower structure according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a lower portion of a lower structure according to an embodiment of the present invention. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VI-VI in FIG. 5. 13 is a perspective view showing a modified example of the cover member and the mounting portion according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing another modified example of the cover member and the mounting portion according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG.

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following description, the direction perpendicular to the floor surface F is defined as the up-down direction (arrow UP indicates the up side), and the two directions perpendicular to the up-down direction are defined as the front-rear direction (arrow FR indicates the front side) and the left-right direction (arrow LH indicates the left side).

[Display unit with tabletop]
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a display unit 1 with a top plate.
As shown in Fig. 1, the tabletop-equipped display unit 1 of this embodiment is a table installed in, for example, an office, a conference room of a public facility, etc. The tabletop-equipped display unit 1 includes a tabletop 11, a support structure 12, and a footrest (rest portion) 13.

<Tabletop>
The top plate 11 has a rectangular shape with the longitudinal direction extending in the left-right direction in a plan view, for example.
The top plate 11 is formed with a wiring insertion hole 23 for guiding wiring of an electronic device placed on the top plate 11 to the bottom of the top plate 11. The wiring insertion hole 23 is configured to be openable and closable by a wiring cover 24. Note that a wiring duct or the like may be provided below the top plate 11 to cover the wiring insertion hole 23 from below. The size, plan view shape, etc. of the top plate 11 can be changed as appropriate.
In this case, the top plate 11 may be formed from a single plate material, or may be formed by butting together a plurality of or more plate materials.

<Support structure>
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the support structure 12.
As shown in FIG. 2 , the support structure 12 includes a peripheral frame 20 formed in a frame shape and fixed to the underside of the top plate, and a leg-shaped lower structure 21 connected to the four corners of the peripheral frame 20 .

The outer peripheral frame 20 is formed in a frame shape that is slightly smaller than the outer shape of the tabletop 11. The outer peripheral frame 20 is fixed to the underside of the tabletop 11 by fastening members at a portion located inside the outer periphery of the tabletop 11.

<Lower structure>
2, the lower structure 21 is connected to the top plate 11 and the peripheral frame 20 at each corner of the peripheral frame 20. Since each lower structure 21 has the same configuration, the following description will be given using one lower structure 21 as an example.

Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view of the upper part of the lower structure 21. Figure 4 is an exploded perspective view of the lower part of the lower structure 21. As shown in Figures 3 and 4, the lower structure 21 includes legs 40 that support the load of the top plate 11, a cover member 42 attached to the legs 40, and a bracket 43 that connects the outer periphery frame 20 and the legs 40. In this embodiment, the legs 40, the cover member 42, and the bracket 43 are each made of a metal material. However, the components of the legs 40 are not limited to metal materials, and may be selected appropriately from wood, stone, etc.

<Leg>
2, the legs 40 stand upright above the floor surface F. In this embodiment, the legs 40 extend downward in a direction away from the adjacent lower structures 21. In the following description, the horizontal direction in which the legs 40 are inclined may be referred to as the X direction, and the direction perpendicular to the X direction may be referred to as the Y direction.

As shown in FIG. 3, the outer shape of the leg 40 in cross section gradually decreases downward. The leg 40 includes an exterior portion 51 and an interior portion 52.

The exterior portion 51 has a generally cylindrical shape with an opening formed on the +X side in a cross-sectional view.
An exterior flange portion 57 is formed at the +X side end of the exterior portion 51, protruding inwardly of the exterior portion 51. The lower structure 21 is installed on the floor surface F via an adjuster 59 (see FIG. 2) provided at the lower end of the exterior portion 51.

The interior portion 52 is disposed within the exterior portion 51 over the entire length of the exterior portion 51 in the vertical direction. In a cross-sectional view, the interior portion 52 has a generally cylindrical shape with an opening formed on the +X side. An interior flange portion 65 extending along the exterior flange portion 57 is formed at the +X side end of the interior portion 52. The interior portion 52 is connected to the exterior portion 51. As shown in FIG. 3, locking holes 67 are formed at both ends of the interior portion 52 in the Y direction. The left and right locking holes 67 are formed in a plurality of positions corresponding to each other in the vertical direction with a gap between them.

In this embodiment, the -X side portion of the leg 40 that is not in contact with the interior portion 52 constitutes the leg main body 77.

In contrast, in this embodiment, the portion of the leg 40 where the exterior portion 51 and the interior portion 52 meet constitutes a wiring guide 78 having an opening O on the +X side in a cross-sectional view. The wiring guide 78 guides the wiring C in the vertical direction on the +X side of the leg body 77. As shown in FIG. 3, the opening O is a slit-like shape that is continuously formed along the vertical direction. The width of the opening O in the Y direction gradually decreases as it goes downward.

<Cover member>
5 and 6, the cover member 42 closes the opening O of the wiring guide 78 from the +X side. The cover member 42 is formed in a band shape extending in the vertical direction along the opening O of the wiring guide 78 (exterior part 51). The vertical length of the cover member 42 is shorter than the length of the leg part 40. In this case, the upper end part of the opening O of the wiring guide 78, which is located above the cover member 42, constitutes an upper wiring insertion port 123.

On the other hand, the lower end of the opening O of the wiring guide 78, which is located below the cover member 42, constitutes the lower wiring insertion port 125 (see FIG. 2). Each wiring insertion port 123, 125 communicates with the inside and outside of the wiring guide 78 when the cover member 42 is attached.

In the display unit 1 with a top plate of this embodiment, the wiring C routed below the top plate 11 through the wiring insertion hole 23 enters the wiring guide 78 through the upper wiring insertion port 123. The wiring C inserted into the wiring guide 78 is guided downward within the wiring guide 78 through the upper wiring insertion port 123. The wiring C is pulled out from the wiring guide 78 onto the floor surface F through the lower wiring insertion port 125, and then connected to an external power source or the like.

As shown in Figures 3 and 4, the cover member 42 includes a first cover 120 and a second cover 220. The first cover 120 includes a blocking portion SF1 and an attachment piece 121. The blocking portion SF1 is plate-shaped and fits into the opening O of the wiring guide 78 to block a portion of the opening O. Similar to the opening O of the wiring guide 78, the width of the blocking portion SF1 in the Y direction gradually decreases toward the bottom.

As shown in FIG. 3, the mounting pieces 121 extend from both ends of the blocking portion SF1 in the Y direction to the -X side. A locking claw 122 protrudes from each mounting piece 121. The locking claw 122 is formed in an L-shape in a side view from the Y direction. Specifically, the locking claw 122 extends from the mounting piece 121 to the -X side and then extends downward. The locking claws 122 are formed at intervals in the up-down direction in each mounting piece 121. The first cover 120 is attached to the interior portion 52 by each locking claw 122 being locked into the corresponding locking hole 67. As a result, the first cover 120 is supported by the wiring guide 78 from the inside of the wiring guide 78. When the first cover 120 is attached, it is preferable that the blocking portion SF1 is disposed flush with the outer surface of the exterior flange portion 57 and does not protrude from the outer surface of the exterior flange portion 57.

As shown in FIG. 3, the upper end of the mounting piece 121 has a clearance 126 formed thereon to avoid interference with the auxiliary support 41. The first cover 120 can be removed from the interior portion 52 by disengaging the locking claws 122 from the locking holes 67.

As shown in FIG. 4, the second cover 220 is separate from the first cover 120. The second cover 220 closes a portion of the opening O of the wiring guide 78 below the first cover 120. The second cover 220 has a closing portion SF2, an engagement portion 221, legs 222, and a placement portion support piece 223.

The blocking portion SF2 is plate-shaped and fits into the opening O of the wiring guide 78 to block a portion of the opening O. Similar to the opening O of the wiring guide 78, the width of the blocking portion SF2 in the Y direction gradually decreases toward the bottom.

The engagement portion 221 has a first protrusion PR1, a contact portion CN, and a second protrusion PR2. The first protrusion PR1 extends from both ends of the blocking portion SF2 in the Y direction toward the -X side. The contact portion CN extends from the -X side end of each first protrusion PR1 to the side away from the first protrusion PR1 in the Y direction. The second protrusion PR2 extends from the end of each contact portion CN opposite the first protrusion PR1 to the -X side. The blocking portion SF2, the first protrusion PR1, the contact portion CN, and the second protrusion PR2 may each be formed by bending a single plate material to form creases, or each may be formed by joining them as separate bodies.

The legs 222 extend downward from the abutment portion CN of the engagement portion 221 and the lower end of the second protrusion portion PR2. The distance between the legs 222 becomes narrower as they go downward.

The placement section support piece 223 extends from the +X side surface of the blocking section SF2 to the +X side. The placement section support piece 223 is plate-shaped, convexly curved downward, and approximately U-shaped when viewed in the X direction. A screw hole is formed in approximately the center of the placement section support piece 223, penetrating the placement section support piece 223 in the up-down direction.

Figure 5 is a diagram showing the lower part of the lower structure 21. The second cover 220 is inserted into the wiring guide 78 from the leg 222 side directly below the first cover 120. Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VI-VI in Figure 5. As shown in Figure 6, the second cover 220 has an engagement portion 221 that protrudes from a portion of the blocking portion SF2 that is located within the wiring guide 78, and engages with the wiring guide 78 in the opening direction of the opening O with the engagement portion 221 overlapping the interior flange portion 65 on the inner surface of the wiring guide 78. As a result, the second cover 220 is engaged with the +X side of the wiring guide 78 so as not to come off from the opening O in the opening direction of the opening O. It is preferable that the blocking portion SF2 is disposed flush with the outer surface of the exterior flange portion 57 when the second cover 220 is attached, and does not protrude from the outer surface of the exterior flange portion 57.

The legs 222 of the second cover 220 abut against the upper part of the adjuster 59 and stand upright. This forms the space between the legs 222 as the lower wiring insertion port 125. The blocking portion SF2 may be fitted into the opening O, and the second cover 220 may be engaged with the wiring guide 78 above the adjuster 59 so that the legs 222 do not abut against the adjuster 59. Alternatively, for example, holes may be formed in the adjuster, and the legs 222 may pass through the adjuster through the holes, so that the legs 222 stand upright on the floor surface F. The second cover 220 can be pulled out from the wiring guide 78 from the upper end side directly below the first cover 120.

The wiring guide 78 and the cover member 42 form a wire-passing section P that passes the wiring C from the upper wiring insertion port 123 to the lower wiring insertion port 125 while covering the wiring C. As shown in FIG. 6, the wire-passing section P passes the wiring C through an insertion space WA surrounded by the wiring guide 78 and the cover member 42. The leg body 77 and the wire-passing section P are integrally assembled.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the lower structure 21, the opening O of the wiring guide 78 and the cover member 42 face the space A surrounded by the leg portion 40 and are oriented inward. In other words, the wiring portion P is provided on the inside of the leg body 77, facing the space A surrounded by the leg portion 40.

<Bracket>
3, the bracket 43 is provided on the upper end of the leg 40. The bracket 43 connects the leg 40 to a corner of the peripheral frame 20. The bracket 43 connects the leg 40 to the top plate 11. The bracket 43 has a member that connects the peripheral frame 20 to the leg 40, and a member that fixes the relative positions of the leg 40 and the bracket 43.

<Footrest (resting part)>
As shown in FIG. 2, the footrest 13 is disposed below the top plate 11 and connected to the lower structure 21. The footrest 13 is formed of a metal material. However, the constituent members of the footrest 13 are not limited to metal materials, and may be selected appropriately from wood, stone, etc. The footrest 13 has a bridge portion 13f and a connection portion 13c. The bridge portion 13f is formed by processing and assembling tubular members, and is formed in a frame shape smaller than the top plate 11 in a plan view. The connection portion 13c protrudes outward from the four corners of the bridge portion 13f. The footrest may have a support formed at the lower portion of the bridge portion 13f. The footrest may have a shelf placed on the bridge portion 13f.

As shown in FIG. 4, the connection part 13c of the footrest 13 has a screw hole penetrating the lower side surface. The connection part 13c is placed on the top of the placement part support piece 223, and a common screw is screwed into the screw holes of the connection part 13c and the placement part support piece 223, and the connection part 13c is connected to the second cover 220. As a result, the footrest 13 is supported in the wire passage part P via the second cover 220, since the second cover 220 is supported in the wiring guide 78. The method of connecting the connection part 13c and the second cover 220 is not limited to fastening, and can be appropriately modified in design to include welding, fitting, etc.

In this way, the footrest 13 is supported by the wire passage part P with the connection part 13c facing the opening O of the wiring guide 78 via the second cover 220.

In this manner, in this embodiment, the wiring C connected to the device on the top plate 11 is inserted into the insertion space WA surrounded by the wiring guide 78 of the wiring portion P extending in the vertical direction and the cover member 42. The placement portion is supported within the wiring portion P of the lower structure 21.
According to this configuration, the wiring C connected to the device on the top plate 11 is inserted into the insertion space WA surrounded by the wiring guide 78 and the cover member 42 until it is pulled out from the upper wiring insertion port 123 above the vertically extending wire-passing portion P to the lower wiring insertion port 125 below the wire-passing portion P, making the wiring C difficult to see by the user. Since the mounting portion is supported within the wire-passing portion P of the lower structure 21, the support member for the mounting portion is difficult to see by the user and does not spoil the aesthetic appearance.

In this embodiment, the wiring portion P has a cover member 42 that is detachably supported by the wiring guide 78 from the inside of the wiring guide 78 and closes the opening O except for the upper wiring insertion port 123 and the lower wiring insertion port 125. The placement portion P is supported by the cover member 42.
According to this configuration, the wiring C in the wire-passing portion P is covered by the cover member 42 and is difficult to see, so the aesthetic appearance is not marred. The cover member 42 is removable, and the wiring C can be routed inside the wire-passing portion P by removing the cover member 42, making it easy to route the wiring C. Because the removable cover member 42 supports the mounting portion, it is possible to change the height or shape of the mounting portion, for example, by replacing multiple types of cover members 42 that have different support positions or support methods for the mounting portion.

In this embodiment, the opening O is formed in a slit shape extending in the vertical direction, and the cover member 42 has a removable second cover 220 that supports the placement portion.
In this case, it is possible to change the position of the mounting part or the shape of the mounting part by replacing only the second cover 220 of the cover member 42, making it easy to change the position of the mounting part or the shape of the mounting part.

In this embodiment, the width of the closing portion SF2 and the opening portion O of the second cover 220 is gradually reduced downward.
According to this configuration, with the engaging portion of the second cover positioned inside the wiring guide and the blocking portion positioned inside the opening, the second cover 220 is moved downward along the wiring guide 78, whereby the blocking portion SF2 naturally fits into the opening O. As a result, the downward movement of the second cover 220 relative to the wiring guide 78 is restricted by the blocking portion SF2.

In this embodiment, the second cover 220 is configured to engage with the wiring guide 78 in the opening direction of the opening O with the engagement portion 221 overlapping the inner surface of the wiring guide 78 .
According to this configuration, the engaging portion 221 prevents the second cover 220 from coming loose in the opening direction of the opening O.

In this embodiment, the leg body 77 and the wire-passing portion P are integrally combined.
According to this configuration, no connection portion between the leg body 77 and the wire-passing portion P is formed on the exterior of the lower structure 21, so the shape of the lower structure 21 is simple and has a good aesthetic appearance.

In this embodiment, the mounting portion is configured to include a plurality of connection portions 13c that are each supported separately within the wire-passing portions P of the plurality of lower structures 21, and a bridging portion 13f that is bridged between the plurality of connection portions 13c.
According to this configuration, the plurality of wire-passing portions P cooperate to support the mounting portion, thereby ensuring the support strength of the mounting portion and enabling the mounting portion to be stably supported.

Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments. Addition, omission, substitution, and other modifications of the configuration are possible without departing from the spirit of the present invention. The present invention is not limited by the above description, but is limited only by the scope of the attached claims.

In the above embodiment, a table was used as an example of the display unit 1 with a top plate, but this is not the only possible configuration. The display unit with a top plate may be any configuration that at least has a top plate, such as a shelf.

In the above embodiment, the leg portion 40 extends at an angle with respect to the floor surface F, but the present invention is not limited to this configuration. The leg portion 40 may extend perpendicular to the floor surface F.
In the above embodiment, the auxiliary support portion 41 is fitted into the wiring guide 78, but the present invention is not limited to this configuration. The auxiliary support portion 41 may be fixed along the side surface of the leg main body 77. In this case, the auxiliary support portion 41 may be exposed to the outside.

In the above embodiment, a configuration in which the auxiliary support portion 41 is disposed on the +X side of the leg body 77 has been described, but this configuration is not limited thereto. The auxiliary support portion 41 may be fixed to any side surface of the leg body 77. In addition, multiple auxiliary support portions 41 may be provided.

In the above embodiment, the leg body 77 and the wiring guide 78 are integrally formed, but this is not the only possible configuration. The leg body and the wiring guide may be formed separately.

In the above embodiment, a configuration in which the mounting portion is connected to the second cover 220 has been described, but this configuration is not limited to this. A mounting portion support piece 223 may be formed on the interior portion 52, a connection piece may be formed on the connection portion 13c of the mounting portion, and the mounting portion support piece 223 and the connection piece may be joined to support the mounting portion within the wire-passing portion P. The mounting portion support piece does not have to be curved.

In the above embodiment, a configuration in which the mounting portion is supported by the second cover 220 has been described, but this configuration is not limited thereto. The mounting portion may be supported by the first cover 120. The first cover 120 and the second cover 220 may be integrated. As long as the wire guide portion can pass the wiring and can support the mounting portion, the wiring guide and the cover member may be integrated, and the cover member 42 may not be provided.

In the above embodiment, a footrest 13 is used as the placement portion, but this is not the only possible configuration. As shown in FIG. 7 or FIG. 8, a cup holder CH or a hook H may be used as the placement portion.

In the above embodiment, a configuration in which the second cover 220 is disposed below the first cover 120 has been described, but this is not the only possible configuration. A second cover without legs 222 may be disposed above the first cover 120 to form a cover member. In that case, for example, the blocking portion SF2 of the second cover abuts against the upper portion of the blocking portion SF1 of the first cover 120, and the second cover is supported from below by the first cover 120.

In the above embodiment, the opening O is formed as a slit extending in the vertical direction, but this is not the only possible configuration. The opening may be a circular hole, etc.

In the above embodiment, the cover member 42 is described as engaging and fitting with the wiring guide 78, but the present invention is not limited to this configuration. The cover member may be fastened to the wiring guide by screws or the like.

In the above embodiment, a configuration in which there are four lower structures 21 has been described, but this is not limited to the configuration. There may be one or more lower structures 21.

In the above embodiment, the opening O faces the space A surrounded by the legs 40 and faces inward, but this is not the only possible configuration. The opening may face outward.

In addition, the components in the above-described embodiment may be replaced with well-known components as appropriate without departing from the spirit of the present invention, and the above-described modified examples may be combined as appropriate.

1... Furniture with tabletop 11... Tabletop 13... Footrest (Placement section)
13c...connection portion 13f...bridge portion 21...lower structure 40...leg portion 42...cover member 43...bracket 77...leg body 78...wiring guide 120...first cover 220...second cover 221...engagement portion A...space C...wiring F...floor surface O...opening P...wire passage portion SF1...blocking portion SF2...blocking portion WA...insertion space

Claims (6)

The top plate and
a plurality of lower structures each having a leg body extending upward from the floor surface and supporting the top plate from below, and a wire-passing section having an insertion space extending vertically along the leg body and through which wiring can be passed, and an opening that connects the inside and outside of the insertion space and opens horizontally;
a frame connecting adjacent lower structures among the plurality of lower structures;
a mounting portion that is detachably provided to the wire passage portion and is disposed below the frame in a state in which the mounting portion is supported within the wire passage portion through the opening portion.
Display unit with tabletop. The top plate and
a lower structure including a leg body extending upward from the floor surface and supporting the top plate from below, and a wire-passing section that extends vertically along the leg body, has an insertion space through which wiring can be passed, and has an opening that opens horizontally to connect the inside and outside of the insertion space;
A placement portion supported within the wire passage portion through the opening below the top plate,
The wire passing portion is
a wiring guide having the opening;
a cover member that is detachably supported by the wiring guide from an inside of the wiring guide, closes a part of the opening, and supports the placement portion,
Display unit with tabletop. The opening of the wiring guide is formed in a slit shape extending in a vertical direction,
The cover member is
A first cover;
a second cover located on one side of the first cover in the up-down direction and detachably supported by the wiring guide;
A display unit with a tabletop as described in claim 2. The width of the opening and the second cover gradually decreases downward.
A display unit with a tabletop as described in claim 3. The lower structure is configured by integrally combining the leg body and the wire passage part.
A display unit with a tabletop as described in any one of claims 1 to 4. A plurality of the lower structures are provided,
The placement portion is
A plurality of connection parts each supported within the wire passage part of the plurality of lower structures;
and a bridge portion bridged between the plurality of connection portions.
A display unit with a tabletop as described in any one of claims 1 to 5.

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