JPH0211859Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Technical Field> The present invention relates to a document shelf that is installed between the rear edges of a pair of desks facing each other.

<Prior art> In recent years, the amount of information involved in business has increased significantly.
Along with this, the number of information documents such as not only reference books but also catalogs and patent publications is increasing. However, if you place a regular bookshelf at the back of your desk to organize these documents, the desk top becomes narrower, and the documents on the bookshelf can be freely accessed by both users of the desks facing each other. Due to the documents in the lower part of the bookshelf,
Since it is impossible for the users of the desks facing each other (including those next to them) to talk while sitting on chairs or while showing drawings, there is a disadvantage that the conversation cannot be conveyed accurately, and the bookshelf may fall. It has the disadvantage that it cannot be stopped easily.

<Purpose> Therefore, the present invention was developed so that both users of desks facing each other with a large amount of documents can freely enter and exit them, and the users of desks facing each other can face each other while sitting on chairs through an open space. Alternatively, it is possible to talk while showing drawings, and the purpose is to provide a document shelf that can accurately convey conversations.

<Embodiment> Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described based on FIGS. 1 and 2. The document shelf of the present invention is placed between the top plates 2a and 2b of a pair of desks 1a and 1b facing each other with a distance between them. A top board communication board 3, one (or two) pillars 4 and footboards 5 on each side fixed to the bottom surface of the board 3, and pillars erected at both left and right ends of the board 3. 7, a multi-tier (or single-tier) shelf board 8 for document placement supported by the pillar 7, and a guide rail that also serves as a guide rail installed along both the front and rear edges of the shelf board 8 so as to protrude slightly upward. Stopper 9 to prevent documents from moving back and forth
and a stop plate 10 for preventing documents from moving laterally, which is provided on the shelf board 8 so that the lower end ring 10a is fitted so as to be slidable in the left-right direction so that the stopper 9 serves as a guide rail, and the board 3. , pillar 7 and shelf board 8
The opening space A is surrounded by an opening space A that does not include the parts corresponding to the stopper 9 and the stopper plate 10.

Further, a fluorescent lamp 11 is provided on the lower surface of the shelf board 8. Incidentally, instead of the pedestal 4 and the pedestal 5, screw-type fixtures 6 may be provided at the front and rear of the board 3.

Next, the method of use will be explained. First, the stop plate 10 is moved to an appropriate position depending on the amount, type, etc. of documents on the shelf board 8. At this time, the stop plate 10 on which the document is leaning is slightly tilted and the edge of its lower end ring 10a comes into contact with the stopper 9, so that it will not move unexpectedly. Commonly used items such as telephones and rubber stamps are placed on the board 3.

Documents on the bookshelf can be freely accessed and removed by each person using the desks facing each other, by handling them so as to cross the stopper 9 on each side. Also, through the open space A, users of the desks facing each other can talk while sitting on chairs or while showing drawings. Furthermore, since the board 3 is fixed, the document shelf will not fall over.

<Effects> As is clear from the above description, the present invention includes a substrate placed between a pair of desk tops facing each other at a distance, a support provided erected on the substrate, and a support supported by the support. A multi-tier or single-tier shelf board for holding documents;
A stopper that also serves as a guide rail and extends slightly upwardly along both the front and rear edges of the shelf board and prevents documents from moving back and forth, and a lower end ring that is slidable in the left and right directions so as to use the stopper as a guide rail. A stopper plate for preventing left and right movement of fitted documents; and an open space surrounded by the board, the support and the shelf, and which does not include parts corresponding to the stopper and the stopper plate. The present invention relates to a document shelf characterized by the following.

Therefore, according to the present invention, if the users of the desks facing each other handle the documents on the bookshelf in such a way that they go beyond the stoppers on each side, both users can freely take in and out a large amount of documents. This allows the users of the desks facing each other to talk through the open space while sitting in chairs or while showing the drawings, allowing them to convey their conversations accurately. Since the toppling prevention plate is provided in such a way that the structure is simple and the appearance is good, it has an excellent effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a side view of an embodiment of the document cabinet of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front view thereof. A: Open space, 1a, 1b: Desk, 2a, 2b:
Top plate, 3: Board, 4: Pillar, 5: Leg board, 6: Fixture, 7: Support, 8: Shelf, 9: Stopper, 1
0: Falling plate, 10a: Lower end ring, 11: Fluorescent lamp.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] a board disposed between a pair of desk tops facing each other at a distance; a support provided erected on the board; and a multi-tier or single-tier shelf for holding documents supported by the support; A stopper that also serves as a guide rail and extends slightly upwardly along both the front and rear edges of the shelf plate and prevents documents from moving back and forth, and a lower end ring that is slidable in the left and right directions so as to use the stopper as a guide rail. A stopper plate for preventing left-right movement of fitted documents; and an open space surrounded by the base plate, the pillar, and the shelf board, and the open space does not include parts corresponding to the stopper and the stopper plate. A document shelf characterized by: