JP7496275B2 - Fixtures System - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a fixture system.

In recent years, the use of electronic devices such as tablets in classes, meetings, and the like has been on the rise. For this reason, device storage units capable of storing multiple electronic devices are increasingly being installed in indoor spaces such as schools and public facilities. For example, the following Patent Document 1 discloses a box-shaped device storage unit (cabinet) suitable for storing electronic devices (rechargeable mobile electronic devices). This device storage unit is equipped with a shelf board and a partition board provided on the shelf board, making it possible to store multiple electronic devices.

Patent No. 5662199

When using a tablet for lessons, meetings, etc., the screen displayed on the tablet may be displayed on a monitor that is larger than the tablet. In this case, it is necessary to provide a monitor and a monitor support section for supporting the monitor in addition to the device storage section in which the tablet is stored. In this case, it is necessary to install both the device storage section and the monitor support section in the indoor space, which reduces the space available inside the room.

Therefore, the present invention provides a fixture system that can prevent the interior space from becoming narrower.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned objective, the present invention comprises an equipment storage section capable of storing portable electronic devices, and a monitor support section that stands upright from the floor surface on which the equipment storage section is placed, supports a monitor above the equipment storage section, and is placed in a position that overlaps with at least a portion of the equipment storage section in a planar view , and the equipment storage section and the monitor support section are movable between a close state in which they overlap each other in a planar view, and a spaced state in which they do not overlap .

According to this aspect, by arranging at least a portion of the equipment storage section and the monitor support section so that they overlap in a plan view, the installation space required for the equipment storage section and the monitor support section in a plan view can be reduced compared to when the equipment storage section and the monitor support section are installed in separate locations. This allows the furniture display system to prevent the indoor space from being narrowed in the front-to-back and left-to-right directions by the equipment storage section, monitor, and monitor support section. Furthermore, in the furniture display system, the monitor is arranged above the equipment storage section, so that the monitor can be viewed through the space above the equipment storage section. Therefore, even if the equipment storage section and the monitor support section overlap, the visibility of the monitor is not impaired.
In addition, according to this aspect, the user can separately move the device storage section and the monitor support section to a desired location depending on the purpose. When the furniture system is not in use, the device storage section and the monitor support section can be arranged so as to overlap each other, thereby saving indoor space.

In the fixture system of the above aspect, the monitor support portion may have casters that are capable of moving freely on the floor surface .

In the fixture system of the above-described embodiment, the monitor support section may include a pillar connected to the monitor and extending in an upward and downward direction, and a grounding section that supports the pillar from below, is grounded to the floor surface, and is positioned between the bottom of the equipment storage section and the floor surface.
According to this aspect, the monitor support portion has a grounding portion that supports the support column from below, thereby enabling the monitor support portion to stably support the monitor.
The ground contact portion is disposed between the bottom of the equipment storage portion and the floor surface. This makes it possible for the fixture system to make the ground contact portion less visible from the outside, thereby improving the design.

In the fixture system of the above-described embodiment, the monitor is positioned in front of the pillar, the grounding portion extends in the fore-and-aft direction, a front grounding portion of the grounding portion extending forward from the lower end of the pillar is longer than a rear grounding portion of the grounding portion extending rearward from the lower end of the pillar, and the front grounding portion may be positioned between the bottom and the floor surface.
According to this aspect, the front grounding portion is formed to be longer in the front-rear direction than the rear grounding portion, which allows the monitor support portion to effectively resist the forward tipping moment acting on the support column due to the weight of the monitor, thereby enabling the monitor support portion to support the monitor in a more stable state.
The fixture system can dispose the front grounding portion, which is longer than the rear grounding portion, between the bottom of the equipment storage section and the floor surface. This further prevents the interior space from becoming narrower in the front-to-rear direction.

In the fixture system of the above aspect, a wiring duct extending in the vertical direction and opening upward may be provided adjacent to the support pillar.
According to this aspect, the wiring from the device storage section and the monitor can be guided into the wiring duct from the upper opening. This allows the fixture system to prevent the wiring from being exposed to the outside. Therefore, the fixture system can improve its design.

According to each of the above aspects, it is possible to provide a fixture system that can prevent the indoor space from becoming narrower.

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of a fixture system according to a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a rear perspective view of the fixture system according to the first embodiment of the present invention. 1 is a front view of a device storage section according to a first embodiment of the present invention with a front door open; FIG. FIG. 5 is a front view of a fixture system according to a second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a side view of a fixture system according to a second embodiment of the present invention. A front view of a fixture system according to a modified example of the second embodiment of the present invention.

First Embodiment
A furniture display system 1 according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to Fig. 1 to Fig. 3. The furniture display system 1 is used in, for example, classrooms and offices in schools, and offices and conference rooms in public facilities.

(Furniture System 1)
Fig. 1 is a front perspective view of a furniture display system 1 according to a first embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a rear perspective view of the furniture display system 1 according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , the display fixture system 1 includes a monitor support section 10 , an equipment storage section 20 , and a wiring duct 30 .

(Monitor support part 10)
The monitor support portion 10 stands upright on a floor surface F. The monitor support portion 10 has a support portion main body 10a and a support bracket 10b.

(Support portion main body 10a)
The support body 10 a has a ground portion 11 , a first connection portion 12 , and a support pillar 13 .

The ground contact portion 11 is rod-shaped and extends in one direction along the floor surface F.
Hereinafter, the extension direction of the ground contact portion 11 will be referred to as the front-to-rear direction (arrow FR indicates the front), the direction along the floor surface F and perpendicular to the front-to-rear direction will be referred to as the left-to-right direction (arrow LH indicates the left), and the direction perpendicular to the front-to-rear direction and the left-to-right direction will be referred to as the up-down direction (arrow UP indicates the up).
A pair of grounding parts 11 are provided at a distance in the left-right direction. Each grounding part 11 is provided with a connection part 11a to which a support 13 is connected. In the following description, a part of the grounding part 11 extending forward from the connection part 11a is referred to as a front grounding part 11b, and a part of the grounding part 11 extending backward from the connection part 11a is referred to as a rear grounding part 11c. The front grounding part 11b is formed longer in the front-rear direction than the rear grounding part 11c. A caster 2 that can run freely on the floor surface F is provided at the front end of the front grounding part 11b and at the rear end of the rear grounding part 11c. The grounding part 11 is indirectly grounded to the floor surface F via the caster 2. The monitor support part 10 is movable in the front-rear and left-right directions along the floor surface F by the caster 2. The grounding part 11 may be grounded directly to the floor surface F without the caster 2.

The first connection portion 12 is bridged between the pair of grounding portions 11. The first connection portion 12 is integrated with the grounding portion 11. The first connection portion 12 is connected to the grounding portion 11 at the connection portion 11a on the inner surface of the grounding portion 11 in the left-right direction. The first connection portion 12 extends in the left-right direction, and together with the pair of left and right grounding portions 11, forms an H-shaped stand portion 10c in a plan view. The stand portion 10c is not limited to an H-shape, and may be formed in a grid shape (frame shape) or the like.

The support pillars 13 are formed in a rod shape extending upward from the connection part 11a of the grounding part 11 in the vertical direction. A pair of support pillars 13 are provided spaced apart in the left-right direction. The support pillars 13 are fixed to the grounding part 11. One grip part 3 is provided in the middle part in the vertical direction of each support pillar 13. The grip part 3 is provided on the outer surface of the support pillar 13 in the left-right direction. The grip part 3 is formed in a U-shape when viewed from the front to back direction, opening toward the inside in the left-right direction.

(Support bracket 10b)
The support bracket 10b is provided at a position sandwiched in the left-right direction between upper ends of a pair of left and right pillars 13. The support bracket 10b has a second connection portion 14 and a bracket main body 10b1.

Two second connection parts 14 are bridged between a pair of supports 13. Each second connection part 14 is formed in a rod shape extending in the left-right direction. The second connection part 14 is fixed to the support 13. The two second connection parts 14 are provided spaced apart in the up-down direction. The upper of the two second connection parts 14 connects the upper ends of the pair of supports 13 together.

The bracket main body 10b1 has a main body plate 15, a first hook portion 16, and a second hook portion 17.
The main body plate 15 is bridged between a pair of upper and lower second connection parts 14. The main body plate 15 is formed in a rectangular plate shape with the longitudinal direction coinciding with the vertical direction. Two main body plates 15 are provided at positions spaced apart in the left-right direction between the two supports 13. The rear surface of the main body plate 15 is attached to the front portion of the second connection part 14 via the first and second hook parts 16 and 17. The upper second connection part 14 and the upper part of the main body plate 15 are connected via the first hook part 16. The first hook part 16 is integrated with the main body plate 15. The first hook part 16 extends rearward from the rear surface of the main body plate 15. The first hook part 16 is engaged with the upper second connection part 14 from above. The lower second connection part 14 and the lower part of the main body plate 15 are connected via the second hook part 17. The second hook part 17 extends in the left-right direction. The second hook portion 17 is integrated with the two main body plates 15. The second hook portion 17 is engaged from above with the second connecting portion 14 at the bottom. The main body plate 15 is attached to the second connecting portion 14 by the first and second hook portions 16 and 17. The monitor D1 is attached to the front surface of the main body plate 15. The monitor D1 may be attached so that the tilt angle with respect to the vertical direction can be adjusted. In this case, the furniture system 1 can be adjusted so that the images and videos displayed on the monitor D1 are easily visible. The monitor D1 is formed in a rectangular plate shape extending in the left-right direction. In the illustrated example, the monitor D1 is supported so that both left-right ends are positioned outside the pair of supports 13 in the left-right direction.

(Device storage section 20)
The device storage section 20 is disposed on the front ground portion 11 b of the ground portion 11 .
FIG. 3 is a front view of the equipment storage section according to the first embodiment of the present invention with the front door open.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 , the equipment storage section 20 has a housing 20 a and a shelf board 22 .

(Housing 20a)
The housing 20 a has a housing main body 21 and a front door 23 .
The housing body 21 is formed in a box shape that opens forward. The housing body 21 is supported from below by the stand 10c. The housing body 21 overlaps with the stand 10c in a plan view. The housing body 21 overlaps with the support 13 in a front view. A grounding portion 11 is provided along each of the left and right edges of the bottom plate (bottom) 21a of the housing body 21. The front end of the bottom plate 21a is located rearward of the front end of the front grounding portion 11b. The rear end of the bottom plate 21a is located forward of the connection portion 11a. The bottom plate 21a is fixed to the grounding portion 11, for example, by screwing the four corners to the front grounding portion 11b. The bottom plate 21a is also fixed to the first connection portion 12 by screwing. The rear end surface of the side plate 21b of the housing body 21 is screwed to the support 13 at multiple points spaced apart in the vertical direction. In this manner, the device storage section 20 is fixed to the monitor support section 10. The top plate 21c of the housing body 21 is located above the grip section 3 and below the support bracket 10b. In other words, the housing body 21 is disposed below the monitor D1. The front end of the housing body 21 is located rearward of the front end of the ground section 11.

The housing body 21 has a front opening 21d that opens forward. The front opening 21d is defined by the front end of the bottom plate 21a, the front end of the side plate 21b, and the front end of the top plate 21c. The front opening 21d is an opening for removing or storing, for example, an electronic device D2 or a charger 4, which will be described later.

Wiring holes 24 are formed in the rear plate 21e of the housing body 21. Three wiring holes 24 are formed at equal intervals in the left-right direction on the upper part of the rear plate 21e. The wiring holes 24 penetrate the rear plate 21e in the front-rear direction, connecting the inside and outside of the housing. Wiring (not shown) from the monitor D1 and the device storage section 20 is inserted into the wiring holes 24. The rear plate 21e may be detachable from the bottom plate 21a, the side plates 21b, and the top plate 21c.

The front door 23 opens and closes the front opening 21d. The front door 23 has a pair of left and right front panels 23A. Each front panel 23A is rotatably attached to each of the pair of left and right side panels 21b via hinges (not shown). In the closed state, each front panel 23A is located rearward of the front end of the front ground portion 11b. A plurality of heat dissipation openings 23B that penetrate the front panel 23A are formed at the top and bottom of each front panel 23A. The heat dissipation openings 23B are heat dissipation holes for dissipating heat within the storage space S.

(Shelf board 22)
3, a plurality of shelves 22 (four in this embodiment) are provided at intervals in the vertical direction inside the housing body 21. The shelves 22 span the left and right side panels 21b in the horizontal direction. The lower three shelves 22 are provided with partitions 25.

The partitions 25 are provided in a plurality of rows in the left-right direction on the shelf 22. The partitions 25 are provided in a plurality of rows on the shelf 22. The partitions 25 individually support the electronic devices D2. In the illustrated example, one partition 25 supports one electronic device D2, but one partition 25 may support multiple electronic devices D2.

For example, a charger 4 or the like is placed between the top shelf 22 and the top plate 21c. The wiring (not shown) of the charger 4 is pulled out from the wiring hole 24 to the outside of the device storage section 20 and connected to an outlet (not shown) provided on the outside of the furniture system 1. The charger 4 is electrically connected to a plurality of power taps (not shown) provided behind the shelf 22 inside the housing body 21. The wiring C of the electronic device D2 is connected to each power tap. The charger 4 is connected to the electronic device D2 via the wiring C and the power tap. The electronic device D2 is charged by the charger 4. The charger 4 may also be connected to a wiring (not shown) for supplying power from the monitor D1. In this case, the wiring for supplying power from the monitor D2 is inserted into the device storage section 20 through the wiring hole 24.

A wiring housing 26 is disposed below the top three of the four shelves 22. The wiring housing 26 is formed in a tray shape that extends in the left-right direction and opens upward. The wiring housing 26 spans both the left and right side plates 21b. A wiring C connected to the electronic device D2 passes through the wiring housing 26 in the front-rear direction. The electronic device D2 is disposed with the terminal to which the wiring C is connected facing forward. The wiring C passes from the power tap through an insertion hole in the rear wall (not shown) of the wiring housing 26 and is housed in the wiring housing 26. The wiring C is drawn out of the wiring housing 26 through an insertion hole 26b provided in the front wall 26a of the wiring housing 26. The wiring C drawn out of the wiring housing 26 is connected to the electronic device D2.

(Wiring duct 30)
The wiring duct 30 has a duct body 30a. The duct body 30a is formed in a plate shape extending in the up-down and left-right directions. The duct body 30a is bridged across the rear surfaces of a pair of left and right supports 13. The wiring duct 30 is composed of the duct body 30a and the support 13. The wiring duct 30 is formed in a U-shape in a plan view. The wiring duct 30 opens forward and in the up-down directions. An upper opening 31 of the wiring duct 30 is located below the wiring hole 24. A lower opening 32 of the wiring duct 30 is located above the bottom plate 21a of the device storage section 20. The front opening of the wiring duct 30 is closed by the back plate 21e of the device storage section 20. In the wiring duct 30, wiring from the monitor D1 and wiring drawn from the wiring hole 24 of the device storage section 20 are guided from the upper opening 31 into the inside of the wiring duct 30. The wiring guided inside the wiring duct 30 passes through a lower opening 32 and is connected to, for example, an outlet (not shown) provided on the outside of the fixture system 1.
The duct body 30a may be formed in a cylindrical shape penetrating in the vertical direction. In this case, the wiring duct 30 is composed of a single duct body 30a. In this case, the wiring duct 30 is disposed between a pair of supports 13, and is attached to either the rear panel 21e of the equipment storage section 20 or the support 13 of the monitor support section 10.

(How to use the fixture system)
The user opens the front door 23 and places the electronic device D2 against the partition plate 25b. Then, the user connects the electronic device D2 to the charger 4. Then, the user operates the charger 4 to charge the electronic device D2. While the electronic device D2 is being charged, the front door 23 is closed.
When using the electronic device D2, the user opens the front door 23, and takes out the electronic device D2 from the device storage section 20 to use it. After using the electronic device D2, the user stores the electronic device D2 in the device storage section 20. The user connects the electronic device D2 to the charger 4 and starts charging the electronic device D2.
The user can use the monitor D1 at any time, regardless of whether the electronic device D2 is stored in the device storage section 20 or not.
In addition, the user can move the furniture system 1 between a position where the electronic device D2 can be removed and stored, and a position where the monitor D1 can be viewed.

According to the first embodiment described above, the following actions and effects are obtained.

In this embodiment, the furniture system 1 includes a monitor support section 10 that supports a monitor D1 above an equipment storage section 20 and is positioned so as to overlap at least a portion of the equipment storage section 20 in a plan view.
According to this configuration, by arranging at least a part of the equipment storage section 20 and the monitor support section 10 so as to overlap in a plan view, the installation space of the equipment storage section 20 and the monitor support section 10 in a plan view can be reduced compared to a case in which the equipment storage section 20 and the monitor support section 10 are installed in separate locations. This allows the furniture display system 1 to prevent the indoor space from being narrowed in the front-rear and left-right directions by the equipment storage section 20, the monitor D1, and the monitor support section 10. Moreover, in the furniture display system 1, since the monitor D1 is arranged above the equipment storage section 20, the monitor D1 can be viewed through the space above the equipment storage section 20. Therefore, even if the equipment storage section 20 and the monitor support section 10 are overlapped, the visibility of the monitor D1 is not impaired.

In this embodiment, the monitor support portion 10 is fixed to the device storage portion 20 .
According to this configuration, the user can integrate the equipment storage section 20 and the monitor support section 10. This allows the furniture system 1 to ground the equipment storage section 20 and the monitor support section 10 in a stable state.

The monitor support portion 10 has casters 2 that enable it to run freely on a floor surface F.
According to this embodiment, the user can easily move across the floor surface F with the device storage section 20 and the monitor support section 10 being integrated together.

In this embodiment, the monitor support portion 10 has a grounding portion 11 that supports the support column 13 from below and is grounded on the floor surface F.
According to this configuration, the monitor support portion 10 can stably support the monitor D1.
The grounding portion 11 is disposed between the bottom plate 21a of the equipment storage section 20 and the floor surface F. This makes it possible for the furniture system 1 to make the grounding portion 11 less visible from the outside, thereby improving the design.

In this embodiment, the front ground portion 11b is formed to be longer in the front-rear direction than the rear ground portion 11c.
According to this configuration, the monitor support part 10 can preferably resist the forward tipping moment acting on the support column 13 due to the weight of the monitor D1. Therefore, the monitor support part 10 can support the monitor D1 in a more stable state.
In the furniture display system 1, the front grounding portion 11b, which is longer than the rear grounding portion 11c, can be disposed between the bottom plate 21a of the equipment storage section 20 and the floor surface F. This allows the furniture display system 1 to further prevent the indoor space from becoming narrower in the front-to-rear direction.

The equipment storage section 20 is placed on the grounding section 11. The front end of the grounding section 11 is located forward of the equipment storage section 20, and the rear end of the grounding section 11 is located rearward of the equipment storage section 20. In addition, the equipment storage section 20 is also placed on the first connection section 12. With this configuration, the furniture display system 1 can reliably support the equipment storage section 20 by the grounding section 11 and the first connection section 12. This allows the equipment storage section 20 to be fixed to the monitor support section 10 in a stable state. Therefore, the furniture display system 1 can prevent the equipment storage section 20 from tipping over, thereby improving safety.

In this embodiment, a wiring duct 30 that opens upward is provided at a position adjacent to the support pillar 13 .
According to this configuration, the wiring from the equipment storage section 20 and the monitor D1 can be guided into the wiring duct 30 from the upper opening. This allows the furniture display system 1 to prevent the wiring from being exposed to the outside. Therefore, the furniture display system 1 can improve its design.

In this embodiment, the back panel 21e is removable from the bottom panel 21a, the side panels 21b, and the top panel 21c. With this configuration, the user can perform maintenance on the device storage section 20 by removing the back panel 21e.

In addition, in the first embodiment, the fixture system 1 is described as having a wiring duct 30, but the fixture system 1 does not have to have a wiring duct 30.

Second Embodiment
Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to Figs. 4 and 5. Fig. 4 is a front view of a furniture display system 1 according to a second embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 5 is a side view of the furniture display system 1 according to a second embodiment of the present invention. The second embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that the equipment storage section 20 is not fixed to the monitor support section 10 and is movable independently. The monitor support section 10 of the second embodiment is movable in the same manner as the monitor support section 10 of the first embodiment. The same reference numerals are used for the same components of the second embodiment as those of the first embodiment, and the description thereof will be omitted.

(Device storage section 20)
As shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, caster attachment parts 5 are provided on both left and right edges of the lower surface of the bottom plate 21a of the device storage part 20. The caster attachment parts 5 are formed in a mallet shape extending in the front-rear direction along both left and right edges of the bottom plate 21a. Second casters 6 that can run on the floor surface F are provided on both front-rear ends of the caster attachment parts 5. The device storage part 20 can be moved in the front-rear and left-right directions along the floor surface F by the second casters 6. In addition, the front grounding part 11b of the monitor support part 10 can be arranged between the bottom plate 21a and the floor surface F and between the pair of left and right caster attachment parts 5. Therefore, the device storage part 20 and the monitor support part 10 can be moved between a close state A (see the solid line part in Fig. 5) in which they overlap each other in a plan view and a separated state B (see the two-dot chain line part in Fig. 5) in which they do not overlap each other. In the approach state A, the front ground portion 11b of the monitor support portion 10 is disposed between the bottom plate 21a of the device storage portion 20 and the floor surface F.

According to the above-described first embodiment, the following actions and effects can be obtained.
In this embodiment, the device storage section 20 and the monitor support section 10 are movable between a close state A in which they overlap each other in a plan view, and a separate state B in which they do not overlap each other.
According to this configuration, the user can separately move the equipment storage section 20 and the monitor support section 10 to a desired location depending on the purpose. When not in use, the equipment storage section 20 and the monitor support section 10 of the furniture system 1 can be arranged so as to overlap each other, thereby making it possible to conserve indoor space.

In the second embodiment, the monitor support part 10 and the device storage part 20 are movable on the floor surface F, but this is not limited to the above. One of the monitor support part 10 and the device storage part 20 may be fixed to the floor surface F.
Furthermore, the furniture system 1 may include a connecting portion (not shown) that connects the equipment storage portion 20 and the monitor support portion 10 in the close state A. In this case, the connecting portion releases the connection between the equipment storage portion 20 and the monitor support portion 10 in the separated state B.

In addition, in the second embodiment, the ground contact portion 11 of the monitor support portion 10 can be disposed between the pair of left and right caster mounting portions 5, but this is not limited to the above.
FIG. 6 is a front view of a fixture system 1 according to a modified example of the second embodiment of the present invention.
6, the device storage section 20 may be disposed between a pair of left and right grounding sections 11 in the monitor support section 10. In this case, the first connection section 12 is bridged over a pair of left and right support columns 13. The first connection section 12 is located below the support bracket 10b and above the device storage section 20.
A second caster 6 is attached directly to the bottom plate 21 a of the equipment storage section 20 without using a caster attachment section 5 .

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.

For example, in the above embodiment, the device storage section 20 stores the electronic device D1 and the charger 4, but items other than the electronic device D1 may be stored. For example, a DVD deck connected to the monitor D1 may be stored in the device storage section 20.

In addition, in the above embodiment, two pillars 13 are provided on the monitor support section 10, but the number of pillars 13 is not limited to two. One pillar 13 may be provided on the monitor support section 10. In this case, the device storage section 20 may be provided on both sides of the pillar 13 in the left-right direction or both sides in the front-rear direction.

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 system 2...caster 10...monitor support section 11...ground section 11b...front ground section 11c...rear ground section 13...support 20...equipment storage section 21a...bottom plate (bottom section)
30... wiring duct A... close state B... distant state D1... monitor D2... electronic device F... floor surface

Claims (5)

a device storage section capable of storing a portable electronic device;
a monitor support section that stands upright on a floor surface on which the device storage section is disposed, supports a monitor above the device storage section, and is disposed at a position that overlaps at least a portion of the device storage section in a plan view;
Equipped with
A fixture system in which the equipment storage section and the monitor support section are movable between a close state in which they overlap in a planar view, and a spaced state in which they do not overlap. The display system according to claim 1 , wherein the monitor support portion has casters that are capable of moving freely on the floor surface. The monitor support portion includes:
A support column connected to the monitor and extending in a vertical direction;
a grounding portion that supports the support column from below and is in contact with the floor surface and is disposed between a bottom of the equipment storage portion and the floor surface;
The fixture system according to claim 1 or claim 2 , comprising: The monitor is disposed on the front side of the support column,
The ground contact portion extends in a front-rear direction,
A front grounding portion of the grounding portion extending forward from a lower end of the pillar is formed longer than a rear grounding portion of the grounding portion extending rearward from a lower end of the pillar,
The fixture system of claim 3 , wherein the front ground contact portion is disposed between the bottom portion and the floor surface. The fixture system according to any one of claims 1 to 4 , comprising a wiring duct extending in the vertical direction and opening upward.

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