JPH0430846Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial application field This invention relates to an office stand.

Conventional technology In recent years, OA has become popular not only in offices but also in homes.
Equipment etc. have been introduced. Therefore, when working on a desk with this type of equipment on it, most of the desk is occupied by the OA equipment, and the remaining space is used for work.

Problems that the invention aims to solve Due to the above-mentioned circumstances, the following problems arose when working at a desk with OA equipment installed.

Most of the desk is occupied by OA equipment, and the remaining space is used for work, so even if you can manage to do your work, there is not enough space to put the phone, writing utensil holder, etc. necessary for this work. , I was unable to perform my duties adequately.

Means for Solving the Problems This invention solves the problems of the above-mentioned conventional technology, and makes it possible to move the telephone, writing utensil holder, etc. necessary for office work to a separate support shaft located away from the desk. To provide an office stand that allows a telephone, a writing instrument, etc. to be easily drawn to the hand when necessary without taking up space on the desk. The feature of this invention is that the support shaft has a different diameter in cross section, and a slider is installed in the circular hole in the circumferential direction so that it can slide in the axial direction with respect to the support shaft. A plurality of clamping bodies are movably fitted into the concave grooves on the outer circumferential surface, and the proximal ends of the holder rods are fixedly fixed in the concave grooves on the outer circumferential surface. At the same time, a telephone stand is slidably fitted to one of the holder rods, and a writing utensil case is fitted to the other holder rod so as to be slidable in the circumferential direction. The reason is that it is engaged so that it can be lowered freely.

Function When using the office stand with the above configuration, if the proximal end of the support shaft is attached to a part of the outer shell of the desk etc. through a separate means, the clamping body fitted on the support shaft will be The holder rods are assembled, and a telephone stand is fitted to one of the holder rods so that it can slide freely in the horizontal direction, so you can place the phone on this telephone stand and write on the other holder rod. By storing the writing utensils, etc. necessary for work in the tool case, if you want to receive or make a call while working, you can simply pull the phone towards your hand, and the clamp body that is pivoted on the support shaft can be used. The phone stand with the phone on it rotates circumferentially around the slider and slides toward the hand using the holder rod as a rail, making it easy to move the phone that was previously off the desk onto the desk. be able to. Therefore, even if there is no space on the desk, a telephone can be obtained in the space above the desk, and the purpose can be quickly achieved. Also, if you need writing utensils while working, you can pull the writing utensil holder closer to your hand.
Similarly to the above, even if there is no space on the desk, the writing utensil case that was previously placed away from the desk can be placed in the space above it, and the writing utensils therein can be easily used. Furthermore, after using the telephone, writing utensils, etc. as described above, by pushing the phone and writing utensil case that had been pulled closer to the hand side again to the outside of the desk, a space in the original state where these items do not exist is obtained, so this space can be used for other purposes.

Embodiments Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 9, the office stand A of this invention is composed of a support shaft 1, a clamping body 2, a holder rod 10, a telephone stand 13, and a writing utensil holder 16 as main parts. . First, the support shaft 1 is formed as follows. In other words, this support shaft 1
is formed into a columnar body that is straight in the axial direction, and its outer peripheral portion is formed into an elliptical shape in which one diameter and the other diameter perpendicular to this diameter are different in the circumferential direction. ing. The length of this support shaft 1 is, for example, the standard when attaching a lighting fixture, etc. to the upper side near the top of the office stand A, when the lower end base of the office stand A is installed directly below the top plate of a desk or the like B. The illuminance is determined based on a range that does not interfere with the eyesight of people working at desks. The inside of this support shaft 1 is formed into a hollow band at least in a necessary portion so that a cord for supplying power to a lighting device or the like can be inserted therethrough. 12 is a cord hole provided near the top of the head so as to communicate with the hollow band inside.

The clamping body 2 that fits onto the above-mentioned support shaft 1 is formed as follows. In other words, as clearly shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, this clamping body 2 is formed into a plate-like body with one side having a straight line and the other three sides having a series of U-shapes in plan view. The central part of this plate-like body is thicker than the peripheral part, and two plate-like bodies of the same shape with a circular hole 4 penetrated through the center are placed between the two in an upside-down position. By inserting the screw 11 into the screw hole 6 and tightening it, it is assembled to the clamping body 2 of the integrated body. Before assembly, this two-piece clamping body 2 has a series of concave grooves 3 formed on the outer circumferential surface of three sides except for one side, in which a holder rod 10 (to be described later) is fitted and fixed. has been done. Furthermore, a protruding groove 5 having a slightly enlarged width is formed around the entire circumference in the middle of the inner diameter of the circular hole 4 described above.

A slider 7 shown below is fitted in the circular hole 4 in which the convex receiving groove 5 is provided so as to be rotatable in the circumferential direction. That is, as clearly shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the slider 7 is formed into a cylindrical body with an outer diameter of a perfect circle. It is impossible to rotate the
An elliptical hole 8 is formed that allows sliding in the axial direction. A series of protrusions 9 are formed in the circumferential direction at intermediate height positions on the outer peripheral surface of the slider 7. The slider 7 according to this embodiment is fitted into the circular hole 4 with the protrusion 9 engaged with the protrusion receiving groove 5 before the clamping body 2 is assembled, so that when the slider 7 is screwed after the two pieces are assembled. With the protrusion 9 loosely fitting into the protrusion receiving groove 5 described above, the clamping body 2 is
It is configured to be able to rotate in the circumferential direction while being prevented from deviating from the surface.

Furthermore, in the concave groove 3 of the clamping body 2 as described above, before the clamping body 2 is assembled, a round bar of a predetermined diameter is formed in a round shape by integrating the starting end and the terminal end, and the round bar of the rounding body is The middle part is a parallel body, and this parallel part is used as a telephone stand 13 and lighting equipment 19, which will be described later.
is formed so that it can slide in the longitudinal direction. The holder rod 10 according to this embodiment has one side U
By fitting the proximal end of the shape into the recessed groove 3 of the clamping body 2 and then screwing it, the base end can be integrated with the clamping body 2 in a fixed state. ing.

As described above, the plurality of clamping bodies 2, in which the slider 7 is housed in the circular hole 4 and the base end of the holder rod 10 is fixed in the concave groove 3, are connected to the support shaft 1 with the interposition of the slider 7 described above. The upper and lower parts are arranged so that they can be individually slid in the axial direction and the circumferential direction. As shown in FIGS. 1, 5, and 6, the intermediate holder rod 10 located directly below the top has a substantially rectangular face plate on which a telephone 15, etc., which will be described later, can be mounted. A telephone stand 13 having a slide recess 14 that fits into the midway parallel rod of the holder rod 10 is mounted and fitted on the bottom side of the phone base 13 so as to be slidable in the longitudinal direction.

In addition, the lowermost holder rod 10 has a bent face plate that has an outer shell that can be fitted to the outer circumferential portion of the holder rod 10 except for the proximal end side, so that the surface portion near the clamping body 2 side is attached to the other end side. A recess 17 is formed with depth to allow storage of writing instruments, etc. Furthermore, the surface farthest from the clamping body 2 is provided with depth at one end opposite to the above to store pencil shavings and used items. A writing utensil holder 16 formed in a tray part 18 for storing erasers and the like is fitted in a hinge shape so as to be freely raised and lowered around one side rod. In this case, the storage recess 17 and the saucer portion 18 may be integrated or formed separately, but in either case, the lift centering on one side of the holder rod 10 It is formed in the engaging means C which can be freely lowered. That is, as shown in FIG. 9, this engaging means C has a longitudinal peripheral edge that is connected to the holder rod 10 located directly below it.
Arc-shaped fitting recesses e and f are formed to allow sliding fitting on the parallel rods. The tip of one of the fitting recesses e is bent inward at a portion beyond half the circumference of the holder rod 10, and the bent convex piece d is fitted into the circumferential surface of the holder rod 10 on this side in a press-contact manner. Accordingly, the writing utensil holder 16 or at least the saucer portion 18 is constructed so that it can be raised and lowered in a hinge-like manner around the one side rod to which the convex piece d is pressed.

Note that the reference numeral 15 shown in FIG. 5 is a telephone set placed on the above-mentioned intermediate telephone stand 13. Also 19
is a lighting fixture with a cord 20 that is used by being slidably fitted to the uppermost holder rod 10.

When using the office stand A with the above configuration, first attach the proximal end of the support shaft 1 to a part of the outer shell of the desk etc. B using a separate means, as shown in FIG. A holder rod 10 is attached to each clamp holder 2 that is fitted on the shaft 1, and a telephone stand 13 is attached to the holder rod 10 directly below by fitting in a slide recess 14 on the bottom side with respect to the parallel rod. ,
Since it is placed so that it can slide freely in the longitudinal direction, by placing the telephone 15 on this telephone base 13,
If you want to receive or make a call while working, you can simply put your hand on the intermediate holder rod 10 or the telephone 15 that was previously pushed outside the desk, and pull it towards the side near you on the desk. While the clamp holder 2 fitted on the support shaft 1 pivots around the slider 7 in the circumferential direction, the telephone base 13 on which the telephone 15 is mounted slides toward the hand using the intermediate holder rod 10 as a rail. It will be a dynamic transition. Therefore, the telephone 15, which had been away from the desk, can be smoothly moved to the desk, so even if there is no space on the desk, the telephone 15 can be easily obtained from the space above the desk. The purpose of communication via telephone can be quickly achieved.

In addition, in the storage recess 17 of the writing utensil case fitted to the lowest holder rod 10, writing utensils (not shown) necessary for work can be stored, so that when the writing utensils etc. are needed during work, , when you put your hand on the writing utensil holder 16 that had been pushed outside of the desk top and pull it toward you, you can move the writing utensil holder 16 that had been away from the desk top to free up space in the same way as above. Even if you don't have one, you can easily use the writing implement inside it by placing it in the upper space. At this time, the writing utensil holder 16 or at least the saucer portion 18 is engaged in a hinge-like manner that can be raised and lowered freely around one side rod of the holder rod 10, so that there may be no pencil shavings or wear and tear inside. If used erasers or the like accumulate, they can be easily removed from the interior by lifting and lowering the lever on the other side.

In addition, after attaching the illuminator portion of a commercially available lighting device or a lighting device 19 formed for this office stand A in a slidable manner to the uppermost holder rod 10, the cord 20 is inserted into the cord hole 12. By inserting the uppermost holder rod 10 and connecting it to a power supply section (not shown), this uppermost holder rod 10 can be used as a lighting fixture similar to a normal desk lamp or fluorescent lamp stand without using the space on the desk B. Can be used on a desk.

Furthermore, after using the telephone 15, writing implements, etc., the telephone 15, writing implement case 16, etc., which had been pulled closer to the hand, can be pushed back to the outside of the desk around the support shaft 1, so that they are no longer on the desk. Because you get a pristine space that doesn't exist,
This raw space can be used for other purposes.

In the above embodiment, the lower end base (not shown) of the support shaft 1 is attached to the lower side of the top plate of the desk etc. B using a separate means. Without being limited to the embodiment, for example, if the support shaft 1 is formed into a long body and a tripod-shaped leg or the like is provided at the lower end, the office stand A can be moved to any desired position and used. It has the advantage of being able to

Effects of the invention This invention has a support shaft whose cross section has a different diameter, and a slider inside the circular hole that can slide in the axial direction with respect to the above support shaft and can rotate in the circumferential direction. The base ends of the holder rods are fitted into the recessed grooves on the outer circumferential surface, and a plurality of clamping bodies are fixed in the axial direction and circumferential direction through each of the sliders. At the same time, a telephone stand is slidably fitted to one of the holder rods, and a writing utensil holder can be freely raised and lowered from the other holder rod to the other holder rod. It is characterized by being engaged with. Therefore, in this design, the telephone, writing utensil holder, etc. necessary for work are movably placed on a separate support shaft that is separate from the desk top.
Even if desk space is limited due to OA equipment, etc., telephones, writing utensils, etc. can be pulled above this space and used easily and quickly, thereby making this type of desk work more efficient. There are effects such as being able to.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view of the office stand according to this invention, Fig. 2 is a plan view showing the clamping body which is the main part of the stand, Fig. 3 is a vertical sectional view taken along the - line in Fig. 2, and Fig. 4 is a vertical cross-sectional view along the same line,
Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing the office stand placed near a desk, etc. when in use, Fig. 6 is a front view showing the telephone stand taken along the - line in Fig. 1, and Fig. 7 is the same as the one shown in Fig. 1. FIG. 8 is a plan view of the writing utensil holder, and FIG. 9 is a vertical sectional view taken along the line - in FIG. Explanation of symbols, 1... Support shaft, 2... Clamping body, 3
...Concave groove, 4...Perfect circular hole, 5...Convex groove receiving groove,
6...Screw hole, 7...Slider, 8...Oval hole,
9... Protrusion, 10... Holder rod, 11... Screw, 12... Cord hole, 13... Telephone stand, 14...
...Sliding recess, 15...Telephone, 16...Writing utensil holder, 17...Storage recess, 18...Saucer part, 19...Lighting equipment, 20...Cord, A...
Office stand, B... desk, etc., C... engaging means,
d... Convex piece, e, f... Fitting recess.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] On the support shaft 1 standing in a position adjacent to desk B,
In the structure in which three clamping bodies are attached below the top, the slider 7 of the uppermost clamping body 2 is shaped like an ellipse, the lighting fixture 13 is supported by the holder rod 10 extending from the clamping body 2, and the second The circular hole 4 of the clamping body 2 and the circular hole 4 of the third clamping body 2 are both mounted rotatably in the axial direction with respect to the support shaft 1,
By the holder rod 10 extending from each clamping body 2,
The second is an office stand in which a holder 13 is connected, and a writing utensil holder 16 is fitted in the middle of a holder rod 10 extending from the third clamping body 2, and a saucer part 18 is fitted in the tip of the holder rod 10, respectively.