JPH06225815A - Partition housing furniture - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To achieve favorable sound-proofing performance, and facilitate assembling work and transport work by forming a back plate of a base housing body and a stacking housing body of core materials forming rectangular frames, and a liner back plate, and positioning a finishing back plate to hide the core materials and the liner back plate on the front side. CONSTITUTION:For partition housing furniture, a stacking housing body 20 is connected above a base housing body 10. The base housing body 10 has a bottom plate 11, a right side plate 12, a left side plate 13, a back plate 14, a front let plate 15, and a back side plate 16, and a finishing back plate 17 and an upper plate 18 are fixed in addition. The back plate 14 is formed of core material forming rectangular frames, and a liner back plate 14A, where the core materials are formed of two longitudinal core materials 14B and three lateral core material 14c. The finishing back plate 17 is fixed to hide the longitudinal core materials 14B, lateral core materials 14c, liner back plate 14A, and core material screw 14F. Space 17A for a thickness of the core materials 14B, 14C is provided between the liner back plate 14A and the finishing back plate 17 to form a double structure for improving sound-proofing performance.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a partition storage furniture, and more particularly to a storage space for each partitioned space while partitioning the room by arranging and fixing it in the vicinity of the center of the room in a freely combinable manner. The present invention relates to a partition storage furniture that functions as an excellent soundproofing function.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A conventional technique related to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. Figure 2 here
8 is a perspective view showing "partition furniture" disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 56-106608. Further, FIG. 29 is a "room partition device" shown in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 60-55617.
FIG.

In a conventional general house, a living room,
The dining room, the guest room, the bedroom, the children's room, etc. were supplied by the rooms separated by the wall in advance. In such a house, for example, the kitchen part and dining room part of a dining kitchen are disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 56-1066.
It has been conventionally practiced to partition by "partition furniture" as shown in No. 08.

However, in recent years, there has been provided a house in which a large room is provided in advance so that the buyer can use it according to their needs. In such a house, when it is desired to partition and use a large child's room which is a large room in advance, the partition furniture as shown in JP-A-56-106608 above partitions the dining kitchen. It is not suitable for partitioning a child's room, for example, and cannot be used. So, a bookshelf near the center of the children's room,
By installing a chest of drawers, a study desk, a color box, etc., it is conceivable to devise such that each child can occupy their own space as the two children grow.

Further, it is not a means of combining a bunk bed and a study desk to also function as a partition, but a practical use sho 60-55.
It has been practiced to partition a room by a "room partition device" as shown in No. 617. The room partitioning device shown in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. Sho 60-55617 mounts two movable storage furniture on three rails installed in parallel as shown in FIG. 29. By moving it, it is designed so that it can partition the room and allow two children to move back and forth between each other's spaces.

On the other hand, although not shown in the drawing, JP-A-62-162
In "Furniture" shown in No. 224309, furniture having an excellent soundproofing effect when used as a partition has been provided by having a laminate having a foamed plastic as an inner core material in at least a part of the shell. Further, the room has been divided by a "room partition device" as shown in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 60-55617, instead of a means of combining bookshelves, chests and the like to also serve as a partition. This room partitioning device shown in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 60-55617 has two movable storage furniture on rails installed in parallel as shown in FIG.
By placing it and moving its storage furniture, the room can be partitioned and two children can move back and forth between each other.

[0007]

However, the above-mentioned partitioning means such as partitioning furniture or a bunk bed has the following problems. That is, the partitioning means using partitioning furniture as disclosed in JP-A-56-106608 and JP-A-60-55617 has extremely low soundproofing performance, and cannot protect the privacy of persons in each partitioned room. It was

Further, in the "furniture" shown in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 224309/1987, although the soundproofing performance can be improved, the shell body provided with the laminated body having the foamed plastic as the inner core material is a laminated body. It was troublesome because the inner core material had to be assembled without damaging it during the assembly work in which the shell and the shell were integrated. Moreover, when the shell provided with the laminated body is large, it is inconvenient not only for assembly work but also for transportation.

Further, in a house where a large room is provided in advance, if one large child room is to be partitioned and used later, a study desk, storage furniture, etc. can be freely set according to the growth of two children. Can be combined into
Moreover, even after many years, there was no partition storage furniture as a so-called system furniture that could be used in such a way that the storage furniture used as the partition at that time was not wasted and the variations could be increased.

The problem to be solved by the present invention is to freely combine study desks, storage furniture, etc. so that even after many years, the storage furniture used as a partition at that time will not be wasted and the number of variations will be increased. It is an object of the present invention to provide a partition storage furniture that is a system furniture that can be used in various ways, and that is also excellent in soundproof performance and that can be easily assembled and transported.

[0011]

The present invention is to achieve the above-mentioned object. The partition storage furniture according to claim 1 comprises a base storage body (10) which is a rectangular parallelepiped box body having an opened front surface and a rectangular parallelepiped stacked storage body (20) having opened front and bottom surfaces. ) The basic storage (1
The partition storage furniture formed by connecting above the (0), the basic storage body (10) includes a bottom plate (11) and two side plates (12, 1).
3), top plate (18), back plate (14) and finishing back plate (17), bottom plate (11), top plate (18), back plate (14) and finishing back plate (17) on both sides Formed between the plates (12, 13), the stacked storage (2
0) has two side plates (21, 22), an upper plate (26), a back plate (23) and a finishing back plate (24), and the upper plate (26), the back plate (23) and the finishing back plate. The plate (24) is formed between the side plates (21, 22), and the back plates (14, 23) of the basic storage unit (10) and the stacked storage unit (20) are
It is composed of a core material forming a rectangular frame and a back back plate (14A, 23A) that covers the entire back side surrounded by the core material and is fixed to the core material, and has a base storage body (10) and a stacked storage body (20). Finished backboards (17, 24) are the core materials of the backboards (14, 23) and the backboards (14A, 23A)
Is located so that it cannot be seen from the front side, and the space inside the back plate that is the space for the thickness of the heartwood is between the back back plate (14A, 23A) and the finished back plate (17, 24). Finished back plates (17, 24) are the same for both side plates (1A, 24A).
2,13,21,22) is fixed and formed.

Further, the partition storage furniture according to claim 2 has all the constituent requirements of the partition storage furniture according to claim 1, and further has a stacked storage body (20) connected above the stacked storage body (20). It is characterized in that it is formed so that it can be formed. Further, the partition storage furniture according to claim 3 has all the constituent requirements of the partition storage furniture of claim 1, or has all the constituent requirements of the partition storage furniture of claim 1 and claim 2, and a back plate. The inner space (17A, 24A) is characterized in that a soundproof material which is a separate body from the back plate (14, 23) is positioned and formed.

[0013]

[Operation] The partition storage furniture according to claim 1 is assembled as follows. First, the assembly of the basic storage body (10) will be described. First, the back plate (1
4) is fixed. At this time, the back plate (14A) faces the back side,
The heartwood (14A, 14B) is located on the front side.

Next, the bottom plate (11) and the back plate (14) are fixed to the side plate (13) of the one side plate (13) with its inner surface facing upward. Then, the other side plate (12) is fixed to the bottom plate (11) and the back plate (14) with the side opposite to the fixed side plate (13) facing upward. Subsequently, the finishing back plate (17) is fixed to both side plates (12, 13). Then, the back plate (14A) and the heartwood (14B, 14C) will be hidden.

Finally, the side plates (12, 13) and the back plate (1
The upper plate 18 is fixed so as to be surrounded by the upper end portion of 4). This completes the assembly of the base storage body (10). Next, a procedure for assembling the stacked storage body (20) will be described. First, one of the side plates (22) is fixed to the side plate (22) with its inner surface facing upward and the back plate (23). Then, the other side plate (21) is fixed to the back plate (23). In this state, the stacking container (20) has not been assembled yet,
Since there is no bottom plate in (20), the stacked storage (2
It is better to carry out an assembly for connecting and fixing (0) on the base storage body (10), then fixing the finishing back plate (24) and then fixing the upper plate (26). Finishing back plate (24) for stacked storage (20)
Also, the fixing of the upper plate (26) is similar to that of the base storage body (10).

The partition storage furniture according to claim 2 is assembled as follows. That is, the stacked storage (2
It is possible to stack one or more stacked storage bodies (20) above the (0), and the assembly procedure is assembling of the stacked storage bodies (20) in the partition storage furniture according to claim 1. The procedure is similar. The partition storage furniture according to claim 3 is assembled as follows.

That is, before fixing the finishing back plates (17, 24), a soundproof material is placed in the inner space (17A, 24A) of the back plate, and then the finishing back plates (17, 24) are fixed.

[0018]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The claimed invention will be described in more detail below with reference to embodiments and drawings. The drawings used here are FIGS. 1 to 27. FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a basic storage body that forms the basis of partition storage furniture. Figure 2
It is an assembly perspective view of a basic storage object which is the basis of partition storage furniture. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the basic storage body that is the basis of the partition storage furniture after assembly. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a continuous storage body formed by deforming the basic storage body. Figure 5
[Fig. 4] is an exploded perspective view showing a stacked storage body. Figure 6
It is an assembly perspective view which shows the state which connects a stacking storage body on a base storage body. FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state in which the stacked storage bodies are connected on the base storage body. FIG. 8 is an assembled perspective view showing a state in which the stacked storage bodies are connected on the base storage body. FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a storage body formed by connecting two stacked storage bodies on a base storage body. FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a vertically long basic storage body formed by connecting continuous stacked storage bodies on a continuous storage body and further connecting stacked storage bodies thereon. FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a vertically elongated application container formed by deforming the vertically elongated base container. FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing a fixing structure of a hinge used for a hinged door. FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a full-size drawer used in the drawer unit. FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a vertically elongated thin type storage body in which the storage space of the vertically long basic storage body is formed so as to provide a new storage space. FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing a double-sided triple foundation type partition arranged and fixed in the center of the room so as to divide the room. FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing a double-sided triple application type partition arranged and fixed in the center of the room so as to divide the room. FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing an example of a so-called stepped storage body in which the depth dimension changes. FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing an example of a so-called stepped storage body in which the depth dimension changes. FIG. 19 is a perspective view showing a desk built-in transverse partition formed by incorporating a vertically long basic storage body, two table units and a study desk unit. FIG. 20 is an exploded perspective view showing a table unit and a study desk unit. FIG. 21 is a perspective view showing the glass door unit. FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing a study desk counter. FIG. 23 is a perspective view showing a horizontal partition type counter partly different from the study desk counter. FIG. 24 is a perspective view showing a three-sided partition on one side formed by incorporating a vertically long basic storage body, a table unit, and another vertically long basic storage body. Figure 2
FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a partition on both sides formed by connecting four vertically elongated application storage bodies. FIG. 26 is a perspective view showing the upper housing. FIG. 27 is a perspective view showing an upper triple storage unit.

The partition storage furniture 100 according to the present embodiment includes all of those shown in FIGS. 15 and 19 and the basic storage body 10 which is a rectangular parallelepiped box whose front face is opened and a rectangular parallelepiped whose front face and bottom face are opened. The storage body 20 is the base storage body 1
It is formed on the basis of a connection structure of connecting above 0, and plays a role of partitioning one room, for example, a child room. However, the room to be partitioned is not limited to the children's room. In addition, the color of the entire partition storage furniture 100 of this embodiment is unified, and mainly white and so-called natural color which is the color of the ground of the wooden board are prepared.

First, the structure of the basic storage body 10 forming a part of the basic structure of the partition storage furniture 100 will be described.
The base storage body 10 is a rectangular parallelepiped box body having an open front surface, and includes a bottom plate 11, a right side plate 12, and a left side plate 1 as shown in FIG.
3, a back plate 14, a front foot plate 15, and a rear foot plate 16. In the fitting type, the bottom plate 11, the back plate 14, the front foot plate 15, and the rear foot plate 16 are positioned and fixed between the right side plate 12 and the left side plate 13, and the back plate 14 is the bottom plate 11. It is placed and fixed on the.

In addition to the bottom plate 11, the right side plate 12, the left side plate 13, the back plate 14, the front foot plate 15 and the rear foot plate 16 described above, the basic housing 10 further includes a finishing back plate 17 shown in FIG.
Then, the base housing 10 as shown in FIG. 3 is completed by being fixed to the upper plate 18 shown in FIG. For the sake of convenience, the following description will be given assuming that the opening side of the base storage body 10 is the front side and the opposite opening side is the back side.

The bottom plate 11 is fixed not at the lower ends of the right side plate 12 and the left side plate 13 but at a position slightly above the lower ends thereof. The front foot plate 15 and the rear foot plate 16 are the right side plate 12
And is fixed between the lower end of the left side plate 13 and the lower end of the bottom plate 11. The bottom plate 11 has 3
It has a columnar fitting protrusion 11A for fitting with the right side plate 12 or the left side plate 13 at each point. Further, three recesses 11B, which are cylindrical recesses, for mounting and fixing the back plate 14 are provided at three positions on the back side upper surface. Further, on the front side of the fitting recess 11B, a single rectangular groove 11C having a quadrangular cross section is provided. This square groove 11C will be described in detail later, but the finished back plate 1
It is intended to be used when 7 is fixed. Although not shown, on the front side and the back side of the lower surface of the bottom plate 11, in order to fix the front foot plate 15 and the rear foot plate 16, there are provided foot plate fitting recesses similar to the fitting recesses 11B. There is.

Since the right side plate 12 and the left side plate 13 are symmetrical to each other, the left side plate 13 whose inner surface when the basic housing 10 is formed is shown in detail in FIG. 1 will be described. 12 is omitted. On the front side and the back side of the lower portion of the left side plate 13, there are provided notch portions cut out from the lower end of the left side plate 13 at the same height as the heights of the front foot plate 15 and the rear foot plate 16. Of the cutouts, the front cutout 13A on the front side serves as a so-called riser to which the decorative skirting board 50 is fixed when it is used as the partition storage furniture 100. In addition, the rear-side missing portion 13B on the rear side is
This will be useful as a space to be used when arranging the wiring cords necessary for the partition storage furniture 100 in which a storage body that requires a power source, such as a desk built-in horizontal partition type partition 103 described later, is incorporated.

Immediately inside the front cutout 13A, the front foot plate 1
5 and a foot plate fitting recess 13C which is a cylindrical recess for fixing the rear foot plate 16 are provided. At a position slightly higher than the foot plate fitting recess 13C, bottom plate fitting recesses 13D, which are cylindrical recesses for fitting the fitting projections 11A of the bottom plate 11 in the horizontal direction at equal intervals, are provided. Further, on the back side, three back recesses 13E, which are cylindrical recesses for fitting the back plate 14, are provided at equal intervals. The back plate fitting recess 13E
On the front side of the square groove 1 for fixing the finishing back plate 17
3F is provided. The square groove 13F is formed on the left side plate 13
And the bottom plate 11 are fixed, the square groove 11C of the bottom plate 11
It is provided at a position corresponding to. The upper end surface is provided with four mounting recesses 13G, which are cylindrical recesses for mounting and fixing other storage bodies on the base storage body 10. Furthermore, on the front side and the back side of the inner surface of the left side plate 13,
Shelf plate holes 13H are provided at equal intervals in order to fix the shelf plates 37 provided to horizontally divide the internal space of the base storage body 10 at a desired position and number. The shelf plate 37 will be described in detail when the double-sided triple application type partition 102 shown in FIG. 16 is described.

Regarding the names of the parts on the right side plate 12,
Match the above left side plate 13 alphabetical symbols,
In FIG. 1, the front recessed portion is 12A, the rear recessed portion is 12B, the square groove is 12F, and the mounting recess is 12G. The back plate 14 is formed of a core material forming a rectangular frame and a back back plate 14A fixed to cover the entire inner surface of the core material. The surface of the back back plate 14A on the side opposite to the core material is finished, but the surface on the side of the core material is not finished. This reduces the manufacturing cost of the back plate 14A.

The core material is composed of two vertical core materials 14B and three transverse core materials 14 which are fixed by being sandwiched between the two vertical core materials 14B.
It is formed from C and. Three side plate fitting protrusions 14D corresponding to the back plate fitting recesses 13E provided on the right side plate 12 and the left side plate 13 are provided on the outer side of the longitudinal core member 14B. Further, on the lower surface of the lateral core member 14C at the lower end,
A bottom plate fitting protrusion 14E corresponding to the fitting recess 11B of the bottom plate 11 is provided. In order to completely fix the vertical core member 14B to the right side plate 12 and the left side plate 13,
A core material screw 14F to be screwed in from the longitudinal core material 14B side is prepared.

The core material is also useful for connection with other housings to be connected in the left-right direction and the front-rear direction using screws, nails and the like. The finishing back plate 17 shown in FIG.
4B, the horizontal core member 14C, the back plate 14A that has not been subjected to finishing, and the core material screw 14F are fixed in order to conceal it, and the surface on the front side is subjected to finishing.
The thickness of the finishing back plate 17 is the square groove 11C, 12F, 13F.
Is the same as the width of. The vertical dimension is a length obtained by subtracting the thickness of the upper plate 18 from the vertical dimension of the back plate 14 and adding the depth of the square groove 11C. The lateral dimensions are the lateral dimensions of the back plate 14 and the square grooves 12F, 13
It is the sum of the depths of F.

A space as small as the thickness of the core materials 14B and 14C is formed between the back back plate 14A and the finished back plate 17, and the space is referred to as a back plate inner space 17A. Since the backboard portion of the basic housing 10 has the double structure of the backboard 14A and the finishing backboard 17 so that the inner space 17A of the backboard is present, a housing having excellent soundproofing performance is provided. ing.

Although not shown, a soundproof material, a heat insulating material or the like can be packed in the inner space 17A of the back plate. As an example of the soundproof material and the heat insulating material, a styrofoam plate material or the like can be considered. If such a soundproof material, a heat insulating material and the like are fixed in advance when fixing the back back plate 14A and the longitudinal core members 14B and the transverse core members 14C, the finishing back plate 17 can be easily fixed.

Since the front foot plate 15 and the rear foot plate 16 have the same shape, the front foot plate 15 generally shown in FIG.
Will be described and the rear foot plate 16 will be omitted. On the upper surface of the front foot plate 15, a cylindrical bottom plate fitting protrusion 15A corresponding to the foot plate fitting recess provided on the lower surface of the bottom plate 11.
Is provided. Further, on both side surfaces of the front foot plate 15, cylindrical side plate fitting protrusions 15B corresponding to the foot plate fitting recesses 13C provided on the right side plate 12 and the left side plate 13 are formed.
Is provided.

Next, the order of assembling the base container 10 will be described. First, the assembly order of the bottom plate 11, the right side plate 12, the left side plate 13, the back plate 14, the front foot plate 15, and the rear foot plate 16 will be described with reference to FIG. First, the back plate 14, the front foot plate 15, and the rear foot plate 16 are fixed to the bottom plate 11. That is, the back plate 14 is fixed to the bottom plate 11 by pouring an adhesive into the fitting recess 11B of the bottom plate 11 and inserting the bottom plate fitting protrusion 14E of the back plate 14. In the following assembly as well, an adhesive is used when joining the recesses and the projections together. Similarly, the front foot plate 15 and the rear foot plate 16 are fixed to the bottom plate 11 by inserting the bottom plate fitting protrusion 15A of the front foot plate 15 into the foot plate fitting recess of the bottom plate 11.

Next, the left side plate 13 is fixed to the left side plate 13 with the inner surface thereof facing upward, and the bottom plate 11, the back plate 14, the front foot plate 15 and the rear foot plate 16 are fixed. That is, the fitting protrusion 11A of the bottom plate 11 is inserted into the bottom plate fitting recess 13D of the left side plate 13, the side plate fitting protrusion 14D is inserted into the back plate fitting recess 13E, and the side plate fitting protrusion 15B is inserted into the foot plate fitting recess 13C. The bottom plate 11, the back plate 14, the front foot plate 15, and the rear foot plate 16 are fixed to the left side plate 13. Thereby, the square groove 11C of the bottom plate 11 and the square groove 1 of the left side plate 13 are formed.
It will be in communication with 3F.

Next, the bottom plate 1 with the fitting protrusion facing upward
1, the right side plate 12 is fixed to the back plate 14, the front foot plate 15, and the rear foot plate 16 in the same manner as above. At this time, the square groove 12F communicates with the square groove 11C of the bottom plate 11. Next, the longitudinal core material 14B is passed through and the core material screws 14F are screwed into the right side plate 12 or the left side plate 13. At this point, the assembly of the members shown in FIG. 1 is completed. At this time,
Square grooves 12F, 1 provided on the right side plate 12 and the left side plate 13
3F and the square groove 11C of the bottom plate 11 communicate with each other. Also, as will be described later in detail, the two base storage bodies 10
Are used by fixing the back plates 14A facing each other, the core materials 14B, 14C
They will be fixed together with nails.

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 2, the finishing back plate 1
The finished back plate 17 is slid into the right side plate 12 and the left side plate 13 so that the finished surface of 7 is on the front side. Then, the lower end of the finished back plate 17 meshes with the square groove 11C of the bottom plate 11. As a result, the back plate 14A, the vertical core material 14B, and the horizontal core material 1 whose front side surface is not finished
4C and the core material screw 14F are hidden. In addition, when packing the soundproof material, the heat insulating material and the like in the inner space 17A of the back plate, it must be done before the finishing back plate 17 is assembled.

Finally, as shown in FIG. 3, the right side plate 12,
The upper plate 18 is fixed so as to be surrounded by the upper ends of the back plate 14 and the left side plate 13. The upper plate 18 is fixed by fixing an appropriate supporting metal fitting to the uppermost shelf hole 13H and fixing the supporting metal fitting and the lower surface of the upper plate 18. As a result, the assembly of the base storage body 10 is completed for the time being. The basic storage body 10 serves as a member forming various storage bodies.

Next, a continuous storage body 10A formed by modifying the basic storage body 10 shown in FIG. 3 will be described with reference to FIG. In the continuous storage body 10A, the upper plate 18 of the base storage body 10 described above is changed to an auxiliary upper plate 19. The width and thickness of the auxiliary upper plate 19 are the same as those of the upper plate 18, and the length in the depth direction is a quarter of the upper plate 18.
It's a decent one. That is, this continuous storage body 10A
Is included in the "basic container" in the claims.
The front side surface, the upper surface, and the lower surface of the continuous storage body 10A are finished. The continuous storage body 10A using such an auxiliary upper plate 19 is prepared because it is used for storing an object having a height that cannot be stored in the basic storage body 10, although a detailed description will be given later. .

Subsequently, the stacked storage body 20 fixedly used on the basic storage body 10 or the continuous storage body 10A is used.
Will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 to 9. As shown in FIG. 5, the stacked storage body 20 has a right side plate 2
1, the left side plate 22 and the back plate 23 sandwiched between and fixed to the side plates 21 and 22 form a U-shaped horizontal section. Then, as shown in FIG. 9, the upper plate 26 is fixed to the upper portion of the U-shaped member formed of the right side plate 21, the left side plate 22, and the back plate 23 so as to be surrounded by these members. The upper plate 26 is formed of the same plate material as the upper plate 18 used for the base storage body 10, and is fixed by the same fixing means. That is, the members are commonly used.

Incidentally, as will be described later in detail, in the case of storing an object having a height which cannot be stored in the base storage body 10, the upper plate 1 in the base storage body 10 is used instead of the upper plate 26.
8 has the same shape as the auxiliary upper plate 19 used in place of 8,
The auxiliary upper plate 27 shown in FIG. 10 may be used in some cases. The stacked storage body using the auxiliary upper plate 27 instead of the upper plate 26 is a continuous stacked storage body 20A that does not form the uppermost surface when the partition storage furniture 100 is formed as a whole. The auxiliary upper plate 27 is formed of the same plate material as the auxiliary upper plate 19 used in the basic storage body 10, and is fixed by the same fixing means. That is, the members are also made common here.

The right side plate 21 and the left side plate 22 have substantially the same shape as the right side plate 12 and the left side plate 13 in the basic storage body 10. The difference is that the right side plate 12 of the base storage body 10 is
And that the front and rear recesses provided on the left side plate 13 are not present, and there is no front foot plate 15 and rear foot plate 16 so that there is no foot plate fitting recess for fixing them. For example, the lower end surface is provided with a connecting concave portion 22E for connecting and fixing the basic housing 10 or the like. The sizes of the right side plate 21 and the left side plate 22 in the height direction are the same as those of the right side plate 12 and the left side plate 13 in the base storage body 10.
Is formed smaller by the height of the front and rear recesses.

Since the right side plate 21 and the left side plate 22 are symmetrical with each other, the left side plate 22 shown in detail in FIG. 5 will be described, and the right side plate 21 will be omitted. On the back side, a backboard fitting recess 22A for fitting the backboard 23
Are provided at three locations. The back plate fitting recess 22
A square groove 22B for fixing the finishing back plate 24 is provided on the front side of A. A mounting recess 22C for mounting and fixing another storage body on the stacked storage body 20 is provided on the upper end surface. Further, on the front side and the back side of the inner surface of the left side plate 13, it is possible to fix shelf boards provided to horizontally divide the internal space of the stacked storage body 20, so that the shelf boards are evenly spaced. A hole 22D is provided. In addition, as described above, the lower end surface has the base storage unit 10
Alternatively, a connecting concave portion 22E for connecting and fixing is provided on the continuous storage body 10A. This connecting recess 22E
Stacked storage bodies 2 on the base storage body 10 or the continuous storage body 10A by using the connecting cylinder 25 that is slightly longer than the depth of
Fix 0.

Regarding the names of the parts on the right side plate 21,
Match the alphabetical symbols on the left side plate 22 described above,
The square groove shown in FIG. 5 is 21B, and the mounting recess is 2
1C, and the connecting recess is 21E. The back plate 23 also has substantially the same shape as the back plate 14 of the basic storage body 10. The difference is that there is no bottom plate fitting protrusion 14E. That is, the back plate 23 is formed of two vertical core members 23B, three horizontal core members 23C, and a back back plate 23A.
A side plate fitting protrusion 23D corresponding to the back plate fitting recess 22A is provided on the outer side of 3B. Further, in order to completely fix the vertical core member 23B to the right side plate 21 and the left side plate 22, the core member screw 23F screwed from the vertical core member 23B side.
Is prepared. Therefore, the back plate 23 is formed by using the same plate material as the back plate 14 of the basic storage body 10. That is, the members are also made common here.

The finished back plate 24 also has the same shape as the finished back plate 17 of the basic storage body 10, and is formed by using the same plate material. That is, the members are also made common here. For the description of the finishing back plate 24, refer to the basic storage unit 10.
Since it is the same as that of the finishing back plate 17 of No. A space as small as the thickness of the core members 23B and 23C is formed between the back back plate 23A and the finishing back plate 24 as in the case of the basic housing 10, but the space is referred to as the back plate inner space 24A. . Due to the presence of the inner space 24A of the back plate, the back plate portion of the stacked storage body 20 has a double structure, and the stacked storage body 20 also has a superior soundproof performance.

Note that, as in the case of the basic housing 10, a soundproof material, a heat insulating material and the like can be packed in the back plate inner space 24A. Next, the order of assembling the stacked containers 20 will be described. First referring to FIG. 5, the right side plate 2
1, the order of assembling the left side plate 22 and the back plate 23 will be described. First, the left side plate 22 is fixed to the left side plate 22 with the inner surface thereof facing upward. That is, the side plate fitting protrusion 23D of the back plate 23 is inserted and fixed in the back plate fitting recess 22A of the left side plate 22. Similarly, the right side plate 21 is fixed to the back plate 23. After that, the vertical core material 23B is passed through and the core material screw 23
Screw F into the right side plate 21 or the left side plate 22. At this point, the assembly of the members shown in FIG. 5 is completed.

Next, an assembly for connecting and fixing the stacked storage body 20 above the base storage body 10 will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 to 9. First, the mounting recess 12 of the base storage body 10
Insert the connecting column 25 into G and 13G and fix. Then, the connecting column 2 protruding from the mounting recesses 12G, 13G
5, the connection recesses 21E, 2 of the stacked storage body 20
Insert 2E and fix. Here, the stacked storage body 20 as shown in FIG. 7 is in a state of being connected and fixed onto the base storage body 10.

Next, as shown in FIG. 8, the square grooves 21B, 2
The finishing back plate 24 is fitted to 2B, and thereafter, although not shown in FIG. 8, by fixing the upper plate 26, the connection and fixing of the stacked storage body 20 to the base storage body 10 is completed. In FIG. 9, two stacked storage bodies 20 are fixed on the basic storage body 10, and the configuration and the assembly operation of the second stacked storage body 20 and the uppermost stacked storage body 20 from the bottom are as follows. Is the same. The container formed here is a vertically long basic container 30.

As described above, the storage unit formed by using the basic storage unit 10, the stacked storage unit 20 and the like has a certain variation in the combination of the storage units, and the members can be commonly used. Since the procedures have commonality,
Assembling work can be made efficient. Moreover, since each of the storage bodies has a soundproof structure, the assembled storage bodies also have excellent soundproof performance.

Next, a configuration and an assembling order in the case where the above-mentioned continuous storage body 10A and the continuous stacked storage body 20A are used to form a storage body having a large storage space in the vertical direction will be described with reference to FIG. The container shown in FIG. 10 is also the vertically long basic container 30. The vertically long basic storage body 30 is formed by connecting and fixing the continuous stacked storage body 20A on the continuous storage body 10A, and further connecting and fixing the stacked storage body 20 on the continuous stacked storage body 20A. In the container formed in this manner, the auxiliary upper plates 19 and 27 play a role of preventing vertical distortion and twist while achieving weight reduction. Although illustration is omitted, the vertically long basic storage body 30 shown in FIG.
In this case, the upper plate portion that does not form the uppermost surface of the vertically long basic storage body 30 is used as the upper plates 18 and 26, or the auxiliary upper plates 19 and 2.
Whether or not the number is 7 may be appropriately selected according to the usage mode of the vertically long basic storage body 30. That is, the auxiliary upper plate 19 shown in FIG. 10 may be the upper plate 18, or only the auxiliary upper plate 27 may be the upper plate 26.

It should be noted that the vertically long thin storage body 36 is a storage body in which the dimension of the vertically long basic storage body 30 in the depth direction is halved. Since the vertically long thin storage body 36 is used for the double-sided triple basic mold partition 101 shown in FIG. 15, a detailed description of the vertically long thin storage body 36 will be given in the description based on FIG. Next, based on FIG. 11 and the like, a vertical application storage body 31 formed by applying the vertical base storage body 30 and forming the storage space of the vertical base storage body 30 to provide a new storage space will be described.

The vertical application container 31 has the upper plate 2 at the top.
6. Longitudinal foundation storage body 30 whose bottom part is formed of the bottom plate 11
The storage space is divided into two parts in the vertical direction and used. The upper part of the divided space is a clothing crest hanging space 31A, and the lower part is a drawer space 31B.
Further, although the front side is opened in the vertically long basic storage body 30, the vertically applied storage body 31 is provided with two opening doors 33. This open door 33 is provided with various vertical and horizontal sizes according to the storage body, but all of them are fixed even if they are opened vertically to the front side. It is fixed so that it fits within the width of the container. By adopting such a fixing structure, it is possible to form the partition storage furniture 100 by adjoining the storage bodies provided with the opening doors 33.

The opening door 33 may be made of a transparent material such as plastic or glass other than wood. The open door using glass is adopted as the glass door 33A in FIG. 21, which will be described later. The hinged door 33 is openably and closably fixed to the vertically long application container 31 by using a plurality of hinges 34 as shown in FIG. In FIG. 12, the left side of the lower portion of the vertically long application storage body 31 is shown, so that the opening door 33
Among them, the left side as viewed from the front side, the bottom plate 11 and the left side plate 13 in the basic storage body 10 are shown. In the following description, regarding the fixing of the hinge 34 to the vertically long application storage body 31, the fixing to the left side plate 13 of the base storage body 10 will be described, so that the upper part of the left opening door 33 and the opening on the right side. Detailed description of the door 33 is omitted.

The hinge 34 includes a side plate fixing portion 34A fixed to the side plate 13, a fixed arm 34B fixed to the side plate fixing portion 34A and protruding toward the front side, and a rotation rotatably supported with respect to the fixed arm 34B. Arm 34C, rotating arm 34C
And a side plate fixing screw 34E for fixing the side plate fixing portion 34A to the side plate 13 so as to be rotatably supported and fixed to the opening door 33.

The side plate fixing portion 34A is provided with two through holes corresponding to the hole pitch of the shelf plate holes 13H in the side plate 13, and the side plate fixing screws 34E penetrate the through holes to fix the screws. The side plate fixing portion 34A is fixed by. That is, if two adjacent holes 13H for shelf plates can be used among the holes 13H for shelf plates that should originally be used as dowel holes when fixing the shelf plate 37, this hinge 34 can be used for any of the side plates 13. It can also be fixed in height.

The drawer space 31B shown in FIG.
A space from 1 to a predetermined height. The drawer space 31
In B, a drawer unit 40 having a drawer that can be pulled out to the front side is built in, as a whole having a substantially box shape. The drawer unit 40 divides a space below the top plate, which does not appear in FIG. 11, into a right space 42 and a left space 43, and divides the right space 42 into a right space 42 and a left space 43.
The three-stage drawer 45 is housed in the left space 43, and the two baskets 44 are housed in the left space 43. In addition, for the right space 42 and the left space 43, as shown in FIG. 13, a full-size drawer 45 having a lateral width twice the lateral width of the drawer 45.
A can also be stored. As for the basket 44, three baskets having a small vertical dimension may be stored in the left space 43.

The space sandwiched between the top plate of the drawer unit 40 housed in the drawer space 31B and the upper plate 26 of the vertically long application container 31 becomes the clothing crest hanging space 31A. The auxiliary upper plate 27 of the stacking storage body 20 is provided on the inner side of the space 31A for hanging clothes in the vertical direction. A round rod-shaped hanging rod 32 is fixed right below the upper plate 26 and in the middle of the depth direction so as to cross the clothing crest hanging space 31A. The hanging bar 32 can be hooked with a lock-shaped lock. Therefore,
The crest hanging space 31A can be used as a space for accommodating a suit or the like hung on the crest.

Subsequently, based on FIG. 14, a storage body to which the vertically long basic storage body 30 is applied is formed, and the storage space in the storage body is set as a new storage space different from the storage space of the vertically long basic storage body 30. The vertically elongated container 35 formed so as to be provided will be described. This vertically elongated storage unit 35
Is a half of the horizontal width of the vertically long application container 31 shown in FIG. That is, the basic storage, the continuous stacked storage, and the storage corresponding to the stacked storage forming the vertically elongated storage 35 have a width half that of the basic storage 10, the continuous stacked storage 20A, and the stacked storage 20. Is formed as a thing. However, only the dimensions are different, the basic structure, the assembly procedure, etc. are all the same, the soundproofing performance is excellent, and the members are commonly used.

The storage space of the vertically long thin storage body 35 is formed in the same manner as the storage space of the left half of the vertically long application storage body 31. That is, the uppermost part is formed by a half-size upper plate 26A having a half width of the upper plate 26, and the lowermost part is formed by a half-size bottom plate 11D having a half width of the bottom plate 11. Further, the vertical direction is roughly divided into two, and the upper portion of the divided space is a clothing crest hanging space 35A and the lower portion is a drawer space 35B. Further, on the front side, one hinged door 33 is provided by the hinge 34 shown in FIG.

The drawer unit 4 is placed in the drawer space 35B.
A half-size drawer unit 40A having a width of half of 0 is incorporated. This half size drawer unit 40A
Is formed so that the basket 44 is housed in the space below the half-size top plate that does not appear in FIG.
Half-size top plate of the half-size drawer unit 40A housed in the drawer space 35B, and a vertically long thin container 35
The space sandwiched between the half size upper plate 26A and
It becomes space 35A for hanging clothes. Space 35 for hanging clothes
A half-size auxiliary upper plate 27A having a width half that of the auxiliary upper plate 27 is present on the rear side in the middle of A in the vertical direction. Immediately below the half-size upper plate 26A, at the middle in the depth direction, the half-size hanging rod 32 that is half the length of the hanging rod 32 crosses the clothing crest hanging space 35A.
A is fixed.

Next, various partition storage furniture 100 constructed by using the vertically long basic storage body 30 and the like will be described. The partition storage furniture 100 of this embodiment is formed by combining a plurality of the vertically long basic storage bodies 30, the vertically long application storage bodies 31 and the like as described above. For example, the partition storage furniture 100 is formed by connecting a plurality of storage bodies having the same depth direction length in the left-right direction. At this time, the opening sides of the respective storage bodies may be unified in only one direction, or may be alternated. If they are alternated, the partition storage furniture 100 can store stored items from either room partitioned by the partition storage furniture 100. For example, the partition storage furniture 100 in which the opening side of each storage body is unified in only one direction
There is a three-sided partition 104 on one side shown in FIG.

Further, the vertically long base storage body 30 and the vertically long thin storage body 36 having the vertical direction base storage body 30 whose depth dimension is half are back-to-back, and they are alternately connected in the left-right direction to form a partition storage. Furniture 100,
Partition storage furniture 1 that can store a large amount of storage from both rooms partitioned by partition storage furniture 100
It becomes 00. For example, a double-sided triple foundation mold partition 101 described below with reference to FIG.

The partition storage furniture constituted by using the vertically long basic storage body 30 and the like will be described below with reference to FIG. The partition storage furniture is arranged and fixed in the center of the room so as to divide the room, and is a double-sided triple foundation type partition 101. Note that, for convenience of description, in FIG. 15 and FIG. 16 described later, the room on the front side partitioned by the double-sided triple foundation type partition 101 is a “front room”, and the room on the back side is a “back room”, Furthermore, the left and right directions are based on the view from the room on the front side.

In this double-sided triple basic type partition 101, a vertically elongated storage container 31 is arranged so that its opening side faces the front room, and a vertically thin storage container 36 is provided on the back room side of the vertically elongated storage container 31. Are arranged so that the opening side faces the back room. On the right side of the vertical application storage body 31, the vertical base storage body 30 is arranged so that its opening side faces the front room, and on the back room side of the vertical base storage body 30, again the vertical thin storage body 36. Are arranged so that the opening side faces the back room. And on the right side of the vertically long basic storage body 30,
The vertically long thin storage body 36 is arranged so that its opening side faces the front room, and on the back room side of the vertically thin storage body 36,
The vertically long basic storage body 30 is arranged so that its opening side faces the back room. With such an arrangement of the six storage bodies, a double-sided triple basic mold partition 101 shown in FIG. 15 is formed, and the double-sided triple basic mold partition 101 divides the room into a front room and a back room.

A vertically-long application storage body 31 arranged on the front side,
The bottom portions of the vertically long basic storage body 30 and the vertically long thin storage body 36 are
It is formed by the bottom plate 11 and the like of the base storage body 10. Therefore, the front cutout portion 12A is continuous by the length of the three storage bodies in the left-right direction. This continuous front part 1
A decorative skirting board 50 that is fixed to 2A and has a good appearance will be described. As shown in FIG. 15, this makeup skirting board 50 has a short skirting board 51 whose longitudinal length is the width of one longitudinal application storage body 31, and a longitudinal width of two vertical application storage bodies 31. A long skirting board 52 having a length,
Although not shown in FIG. 15, there is a half-width skirting board 53 whose length in the longitudinal direction is half the length in the longitudinal direction of the short-type skirting board 51.

Although not shown in detail, the color applied to the decorative skirting board 50 is characteristic. That is, in the slender plate-shaped decorative skirting board 50 fixed to the front of the riser of the partition storage furniture 100, at least one side surface of which is located near the wall of the room, for example, the long skirting board 52 shown in FIG.
A color of the same color, for example, white is applied to one side and one side of the front and back of the makeup skirting board 50, and another color, for example, a natural color is applied to the other side and the other side of the front and back. Then, the decorative skirting board 50 is fixed to the furniture so that the surface in contact with the front surface of the riser and the surface in contact with the partition storage furniture 100 near the wall of the room have the same color. That is, if the partition storage furniture 100 has a natural color, the surface in the natural color matches the front surface and the surface coated in white is hidden.

The rear housing 12B is present in each of the six housings forming the three-sided base type partition 101 on both sides, and a tunnel-shaped passage can be formed by backing them. This passage is referred to as a back lacking portion 39. The back lacking portion 39 solves the following problems. In other words, conventional study desks must always have a power supply,
Unless the power supply is not considered and there is an outlet on the floor near the center of the room that is partitioned using a study desk, connect the power cord from the wall outlet to the place where the desk is placed. I had to distribute it. In that case, the power cord becomes long and unsightly, and the probability of an accident such as getting caught in the power cord increases.
When there was an outlet on the floor near the center of the room to be partitioned, there was no such problem, but when you want to lay a carpet on the floor, there is a new problem that the carpet is an obstacle and the outlet cannot be used. Had occurred.

Therefore, if the back recessed portion 39 formed in the partition storage furniture 100 due to the presence of the rear recessed portion 12B is communicated by an appropriate means, it can be secured as a space for storing the power cord. It is possible to solve such a problem. In addition, as the partition storage furniture 100, the both sides triple base type partition 101
As described above, it is preferable to form the storage bodies back to back because the appearance of the power cord can be almost hidden, but the partition storage furniture 100 having the effect of providing a space for storing the power cord is a basic storage. Body 1
It exists in all partition storage furniture 100 using 0,
The invention is not limited to the partition storage furniture 100 formed back to back.

When the storage bodies are provided on the front side and the back side as in the above-described double-sided triple foundation type partition 101, not only the effect that the stored items can be stored from either room but also the basic storage Since there are two double soundproof structures formed by the back backboard 14A and the finished backboard 17 in the body 10, there is also an effect that the soundproofing structure is quadruple and the soundproofing performance is further improved.

Subsequently, based on FIG. 16, a double-sided triple application type partition 1 constructed by using the vertically long basic storage body 30 and the like.
02 will be described. This three-sided applied type partition 1
No. 02 has the same type and arrangement of the six storage bodies that constitute the above-mentioned both-sides triple base type partition 101. However,
Only the use of the internal space of the vertically-oriented storage case 31 located on the front left side, the internal space of the vertically-oriented base storage body 30 located on the front inner side, and the internal space of the vertically thin storage case 36 located on the front right side is different. is there.

With respect to the internal space of the vertically-long application storage body 31, the lower side serves as a drawer space 31B and the upper side serves as an upper placement space 31C with the upper plate 18 of the base storage body 10 forming the lower portion as a boundary. The drawer unit 40 described above is housed in the drawer space 31B. The upper placement space 31C is partitioned by a shelf plate 37 fixed immediately below the upper plate 26 of the vertically long application storage body 31.

The shelf plate 37 is a plate material having a slightly smaller depth dimension than the upper plate 26, and is fixed to the shelf plate holes 13H and 22E provided in the basic storage body 10 and the stacked storage body 20 with dowels or the like. It is fixed by embedding it and functions as a shelf. Of course, the position of the shelf 37 can be changed by changing the position where the fixture is embedded.

The internal space of the vertically long foundation storage body 30 is the same as that of the double-sided triple foundation mold partition 101 except that the above-mentioned shelf plates 36 are fixed at appropriate positions and in an appropriate number. The internal space of the vertically long thin storage body 36 is also obtained by only fixing a proper number of narrow shelf plates 37A having a short depth dimension of the above-mentioned shelf plate 36 at an appropriate position, and then the both side triple base type partition It is no different from 101.

Then, the two-sided triple foundation type partition 101,
Regarding the variation in the so-called "two-sided storage partition", such as the three-sided applied type partition 102, etc., which can secure a storage space in the front room and the back room partitioned by the partition storage furniture 100, This will be described with reference to FIGS. 17 and 18. For example, the vertically long basic storage body 30 and the vertically long thin storage body 36 described above.
Although the and have different dimensions in the depth direction, the depth dimensions do not change in each storage body, but the variations shown here are examples of so-called stepped storage bodies in which the depth dimensions change. is there.

In FIG. 17, the staggered storage body whose storage space is shown by a solid line is not the storage body that is stacked and fixed on another storage body, but is the staggered storage body 60 for arranging on the floor. . The storage unit that is stacked and fixed on the floor-level arrangement storage unit 60 is the stacking storage unit 65 shown by an imaginary line. In addition, in FIG.
The staggered storage body shown by the solid line is the stacked staircase storage body 65, and the imaginary line below is the floor surface arrangement staggered storage body 60.

The lower half of the stepped storage container 60 for arranging the floor surface is formed by the basic storage member 10 and the upper half is formed by the basic storage member 10.
It is formed with a storage body smaller than the depth dimension of.
That is, it is divided into an upper space 60A and a lower space 60B with the upper plate 18 of the basic housing 10 as a boundary. In the lower space 60B,
The drawer unit 40 is stored. Also, the upper space 60A
One narrow shelf plate 37A is placed below the half-size upper plate 26A forming the upper end thereof. Two opening doors 33 are fixed to the opening side through which the upper space 60A and the lower space 60B pass.

Assuming that the front side in FIG. 17 is the opening side of the floor laying stepped storage body 60, the opening side of the stacking stepped storage body 65 is the back side. Similarly, assuming that the front side in FIG. 18 is the opening side of the stacking staggered storage body 65, the opening side of the floor surface placement staggered storage body 60 is the back side. As shown in FIG. 18, in the stacked staggered storage body 65, the depth dimension of the lower space 65B forming the lower half is half the depth dimension of the upper space 65A forming the upper half. That is, the bottom portion is formed by the half-size bottom plate 11D, and the top portion is formed by the upper plate 26. Then, three narrow shelf plates 37A are placed in the lower space 65B, and two shelf plates 37 are placed in the upper space 65A. Also,
2 on the opening side through the upper space 65A and the lower space 65B.
The number of hinged doors 33 is fixed.

It should be noted that, even with the storage units such as the floor-level arrangement storage unit 60 and the stacking storage unit 65,
There is no change in the storage body formed by using the basic storage body 10, the stacked storage body 20, and the like. Therefore, the members can be made common and the assembling work can be made efficient, with some variations in the combinations of the storage bodies. In addition, since each storage body has a soundproof structure, the assembled storage body also has excellent soundproof performance.

The stepped storage body 6 for arranging the floor surface as described above.
In the case of partition storage furniture 100 in which the stacking storage container 65 is placed and fixed on 0, or in the case where it is connected in the lateral direction, the double-sided triple foundation type shown in FIG. It is possible to provide partition storage furniture that has a smaller depth dimension than the partition 101 and can be stored from both sides of the partition.

Next, a case where the partition storage furniture 100 divides one room will be described with reference to FIG.
The partition storage furniture shown in FIG. 19 includes a vertically long basic storage body 30 from the right when viewed from the front, two table units 70 and a study desk unit 8 which will be described in detail later with reference to FIG.
Desk built-in horizontal partition 1 made by incorporating 0
It is 03. This desk built-in horizontal partition 103 is
One room is partitioned so that it cannot be moved back and forth.
However, it is not high enough to reach the ceiling of the room.

Next, the table unit 70 and the study desk unit 80 whose exploded perspective view is shown in FIG. 20 will be described.
In FIG. 20, for convenience of explanation of the study desk unit 80, the arrangement of the table unit 70 and the study desk unit 80 shown in FIG. 19 is changed. As shown in FIG. 20, the table unit 70 is formed by mounting and fixing the counter unit 71 on the base storage body 10. Two opening doors 33 are provided on the front side of the base storage body 10.
Is provided. Also, in the lower part on the front side, a short skirting board 5
1 is fixed.

The counter unit 71 is the base storage unit 1.
0-shaped table plate 72 mounted and fixed on the upper plate 18
And a top cabinet 73 having a depth dimension that is about half the depth dimension of the table board 72 and fixed to the back side of the table board 72. The top cabinet 73 is formed so as to cover both side surfaces, a back surface, and an upper surface of the table plate 72 on the back side.

The counter unit 7 shown in FIG.
In FIG. 1, the front side of the top cabinet 73 is open, but as shown in FIG. 21, the front side of the top cabinet 73 is provided with a glass door 33A in which a glass plate is fitted and is surrounded by the top cabinet 73. Cabinet shelf 74 that horizontally partitions the existing space
It is also possible to provide the glass door unit 71A provided with.

The study desk unit 80 is formed by arranging the two drawer units 40 apart from each other in the left-right direction and placing and fixing the study desk counter 83 on them. Two
Of the two drawer units 40, the one on the left side in FIG. 20 is a two-stage drawer and the one on the right side is a three-stage drawer. Also, in the lower part on the front side, 5 half-width skirting boards
3 is fixed. Also, two drawer units 40
Decorative side plates 81 whose surfaces are finished are fixed to the two side surfaces facing each other. Further, on the back side, one decorative back plate 82 whose back side is finished is fixed. Due to the existence of the decorative back plate 82, the appearance from the room on the back side, which is partitioned by the desk built-in horizontal cutting type partition 103, is improved.

The study desk counter 83 is shown in FIG.
Will be explained with reference to. The study desk counter 83
A desk plate 84 placed on the upper surfaces of the two drawer units 40 positioned apart from each other, a back plate 85 standingly fixed on the entire upper surface of the back side of the desk plate 84, and spines on both upper and lower sides of the desk plate 84. Board 85
A half side plate 86 that is erected and fixed to the side half, a back plate 85, and two partition plates 87 that are erected in contact with the back plate 85 to divide the space surrounded by the half side plate 86 into three parts, and the partition plates thereof. 87
And a half-side plate 86. The space between the half-side plate 86 and the half-side plate 86 is divided into three partition plates 88, and an umbrella plate 88 that covers the upper half of the half-side plate 86 on the back plate 85 side. According to the study desk counter 83 provided here, the study desk unit 8
It serves to diversify the use of 0 and make it easier to use.

As shown in FIG. 23, with respect to the study desk counter 83, instead of the half side plate 86 which is a component thereof, all side plates 86A which are vertically erected and fixed on the entire upper side portions of the desk plate 84 are provided. The provided horizontal partition type counter 83A is also provided. In the horizontal partition type counter 83A shown here, the number of the partition plates 88 is reduced to one each on the left and right, but the partition plates 88 are not shown in detail so that they can be changed according to preference, but for example, dowel holes or the like. Is prepared. According to the horizontal partition type counter 83A provided here, for example, the study desk units 80 are arranged side by side, and the partition storage furniture 10 is such that two children study side by side.
It is possible to provide 0, but in that case, it is possible to provide the study desk units 80 that do not bother each other.

The desk-mounted horizontal partition 1 described above
In 03, no particular reference was made to the back side of the vertically long basic storage body 30, the two table units 70, and the study desk unit 80, but this desk built-in horizontal partition 10
A vertically long basic storage unit 3
When it is desired to provide a storage space such as 0 or a study desk unit 80, it is naturally possible to arrange and fix them. In that case, a desk-mounted horizontal partition 103
It is desirable to dispose and fix a container or the like having a height of 1, but the present invention is not limited to this.

Power is supplied to electric appliances such as desk lamps, which are indispensable for the study desk unit 80, regardless of whether or not a storage body such as the vertically long basic storage body 30 is arranged and fixed on the back side of the desk-mounted horizontal partition 103. Therefore, a space for arranging the power cord can be secured. That is, in the case where another container for the room on the back side is not arranged and fixed on the back side of the desk built-in horizontal partition 103, the back recessed portion 12B.
However, when arranging and fixing the other storage body for the room on the back side, the back recessed portion 39 exists, so it suffices to arrange the power cords in those spaces, and the power cord becomes an obstacle, It will not cause an accident such as getting caught on your foot.

Further, since the storage body forming the desk-installed horizontal partition 103 has a soundproof structure as described in the basic storage 10, it is useful for mutual soundproofing of the front side and the back side of the partition. . Next, referring to FIG. 24, the desk built-in horizontal partition 103 shown in FIG.
Partition furniture other than the above will be explained.

The partition storage furniture shown in FIG. 24 is formed by incorporating the vertically long base storage body 30, the table unit 70 and another vertically long base storage body 30 from the right when viewed from the front, and the storage body is installed at the back side. It is a partition 104 that is not a single-sided triplet, and is a partition furniture that has a storage space only on the front side. This one side three-way partition 1
In No. 04, the right-side vertically long basic storage body 30 is in contact with the wall of the room, but the left-side vertically long basic storage body 30 is not in contact with the opposite wall. Therefore, one room is partitioned so that it can move back and forth, and it does not have such a height that it can reach the ceiling of the room. However, it has a role as an accent in a large room and also becomes a little blindfold.

The vertically long basic container 30 constituting the one-sided triple partition 104 is the same as that described previously, but the table unit 70 does not have the counter unit 71 shown in FIG. The glass door unit 71A shown in FIG. 21 is provided. In addition,
Partition storage furniture 10 that does not have a height reaching the ceiling of the room, such as the single-sided triple partition 104 shown here.
In the case of 0, the decorative top plate 55 that has been finished is fixed to the upper surface thereof to improve the appearance and make the upper surface of the partition storage furniture 100 easy to use.
In the case of the partition storage furniture 100 that partitions one room so that it can be moved back and forth, the decorative side plate 56 is fixed to the side surface on the side that can be moved back and forth to improve the appearance.

Next, referring to FIG.
Partition furniture different from the partition furniture shown in FIG. 24 will be described. The partition storage furniture shown in FIG. 25 is
From the right when viewed from the front, connect the four vertically oriented storage units 31,
Two upper storage units 90 having a short vertical length and a long horizontal length are placed and fixed on them. Further, although not shown in the drawing, a plurality of storage units are connected and fixed so that the opening side is the back side, not only in the front side room but also in the back side, with the same width and the same height. is there. However, the desk-mounted horizontal cutting type partition 103
Unlike, it does not completely partition the room, but partitions one room so that it can be moved back and forth. Also, although it does not have a height that reaches the ceiling of the room,
There is a height just below the ceiling. Since it is a partition storage furniture that partitions one room so that it can be moved back and forth, a decorative side plate 56 is fixed to the side surface on the side that can be moved back and forth to improve the appearance.

The vertically elongated storage container 31 used for the four-sided partition 105 on both sides is different from that shown in FIG. 11 and the like, and has a height higher in the vertical direction than that.
The upper container 90, as shown in detail in FIG.
It has four opening doors 33 and has a width corresponding to the width of the two vertically long application storage bodies 31. It is also possible to eliminate the gap between the partition furniture and the ceiling by making the height of the upper housing 90 a little larger or by interposing another member. In this case, the horizontal direction is partitioned to the wall by another storage member, and the intervening member is provided with a sound deadening function, and the back plate inner spaces 17A and 24A of the basic housing 10 constituting the vertically long application housing 31 also have a sound deadening performance. By arranging the members, it is possible to partition into two rooms with less noise coming and going, and furthermore, a considerably large storage space can be secured in both rooms.

In order to realize the diversification of the selection of the storage bodies, the number of the opening doors 33 in the upper storage body 90 is three,
A variation such as the upper triple storage body 91 shown in FIG. 27, which has a width of 1.5 times the width of one vertically long application storage body 31, is also provided. Hereinafter, the effect of the partition storage furniture described above will be described.

Various partition storage furniture 10 described above
0 is basically based on the structure of the basic storage body 10 and the stacked storage body 20, and the basic storage body 10 or the continuous storage body 1
It is formed by stacking the stacked storage bodies 20 or the continuous stacked storage bodies 20A above 0A and connecting them in the lateral and depth directions. In other words, it can be used as free system furniture. Then, the left and right side plates 1 of the basic storage body 10, the continuous storage body 10A, the stacked storage body 20 and the continuous stacked storage body 20A.
2, 13, 21, 22 play a role as a support member in the height direction. That is, when stacking, the side plates 12, 13, 21, 22 of each storage body are connected without interposing the upper plates 18, 26 and the bottom plate 11 of each storage body, so that the partition storage furniture 100 is completed. In this case, since the vertical core material functions as almost one member, a durable partition storage furniture can be provided.

The presence of the upper plate 18 of the basic storage 10, the upper plate 26 of the stacked storage 20, the auxiliary upper plate 19 of the continuous storage 10A, or the auxiliary upper plate 27 of the continuous storage 20A makes it possible to store the partition storage furniture. It is also possible to prevent vertical distortion in 100. Further, since the members are shared in the basic storage body 10, the stacked storage body 20, the continuous storage body 10A, or the continuous stacked storage body 20A, not only the storage body formed by using them but also further combination is possible. Even in the formed partition storage furniture 100, the members are made common while having a considerable number of combination variations. Since the members are made common, the assembling procedure has a commonality, so that the assembling work can be made efficient.

Further, since each storage body has a soundproof structure, the assembled partition storage furniture 100 is also excellent in soundproof performance. It goes without saying that the soundproof structure also functions as a heat insulating material.

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According to the partition storage furniture of the first aspect, the partition storage furniture can be formed by using the basic storage body and the stacked storage body, and thereby, the study desk, the storage furniture, etc. can be formed. It is a partition storage furniture as a system furniture that can be freely combined and used even after many years without waste of the storage furniture used as the partition at that time, and it can be used to increase variations, and it also has soundproof performance. The effect is that high-priced storage furniture can be provided.

According to the partition storage furniture of the second aspect, the effect of the partition storage furniture of the first aspect is obtained, and the basic storage body, the stacked storage body, and the stacked storage body further connected to the upper side are used. In the formed partition storage furniture, it is possible to provide the partition storage furniture having high soundproof performance. According to the partition storage furniture described in claim 3, the effect of the partition storage furniture described in claims 1 and 2 can be obtained, and the soundproof performance is further improved by using the soundproof material, and the assembly is easy. There is an effect that it was possible to provide partition storage furniture.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a basic storage body that forms the basis of partition storage furniture.

FIG. 2 is an assembled perspective view of a basic storage body that forms the basis of partition storage furniture.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a basic storage body that is the basis of the partition storage furniture after assembly.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a continuous storage body formed by deforming the base storage body.

FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing a stacked storage body.

FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view showing a state in which a stacked storage body is connected onto a base storage body.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state in which a stacked storage body is connected onto a base storage body.

FIG. 8 is an assembled perspective view showing a state in which the stacked storage bodies are connected on the base storage body.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a storage body formed by connecting two stacked storage bodies on a base storage body.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a vertically long basic storage body formed by connecting a continuous stacked storage body on a continuous storage body and further connecting a stacked storage body thereon.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a vertically elongated application container formed by deforming the vertically long basic container.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing a fixing structure of a hinge used for an opening door.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a full-size drawer used in the drawer unit.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a vertically elongated thin type storage body in which the storage space of the vertically long basic storage body is formed so as to provide a new storage space.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing a double-sided triple foundation type partition arranged and fixed in the center of the room so as to divide the room.

FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing a double-sided triple application type partition arranged and fixed in the center of the room so as to divide the room.

FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing an example of a so-called stepped storage body in which the depth dimension changes.

FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing an example of a so-called stepped storage body in which the depth dimension changes.

FIG. 19 is a perspective view showing a desk built-in horizontal partition formed by incorporating a vertically long basic storage body, two table units and a study desk unit.

FIG. 20 is an exploded perspective view showing a table unit and a study desk unit.

FIG. 21 is a perspective view showing a glass door unit.

FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing a study desk counter.

FIG. 23 is a perspective view showing a horizontal partition type counter partly different from the study desk counter.

FIG. 24 is a perspective view showing a three-sided partition on one side formed by incorporating a vertically long basic container, a table unit, and another vertically long basic container.

FIG. 25 is a perspective view showing a partition on both sides, which is formed by connecting four vertically long application storage bodies.

FIG. 26 is a perspective view showing an upper housing.

FIG. 27 is a perspective view showing an upper triple storage unit.

FIG. 28 is a perspective view showing a partition furniture disclosed in JP-A-56-106608.

FIG. 29 is a perspective view showing a partitioning device for the room shown in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 60-55617.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 Base Storage Body 10A Continuous Storage Body 11 Bottom Plate 11A Fitting Protrusion 11B Fitting Recessed Corner 11C Square Groove 11D Half Size Bottom Board 12 Right Side Plate 12A Front Notch 12B Back Notch 12F Square Groove 12G Mounting Depth 13 Left Side 13A Previous Notch Installation part 13B Back recessed part 13C Foot plate fitting recess 13D Bottom plate fitting recess 13E Back plate fitting recess 13F Square groove 13G Mounting recess 13H Shelf plate hole 14 Back plate 14A Back plate 14B Vertical core material 14C Horizontal core material 14D Side plate Protrusion 14E Bottom plate fitting protrusion 14F Core material screw 15 Front foot plate 15A Bottom plate fitting protrusion 15B Side plate fitting protrusion 16 Rear foot plate 17 Finishing back plate 17A Back plate inner space 18 Top plate 18A Half size bottom plate 19 Auxiliary top plate 20 Stacked storage body 20A Continuous stacking Storage body 21 Right side plate 21B corner 21C Mounting recess 21E Connecting recess 22 Left side plate 22A Back plate fitting recess 22B Square groove 22C Mounting recess 22D Shelf plate hole 22E Connecting recess 23 Back plate 23A Back plate 23B Vertical core member 23C Horizontal core member 23D Side plate fitting Protrusion 23F Core material screw 24 Finishing back plate 24A Back plate inner space 25 Connection column 26 Upper plate 26A Half size upper plate 27 Auxiliary upper plate 27A Half size auxiliary upper plate 30 Vertical basic storage 31 Vertical application storage 31A Space for hanging clothes 31B Space for drawer 31C Upper mounting space 32 Hanging rod 32A Half size hanging rod 33 Opening door 33A Glass door 34 Hinge 34A Side plate fixing part 34B Fixing arm 34C Rotating arm 34D Door fixing part 34E Side plate fixing screw 35 Vertical elongated type storage body 35A Space 35B Drawer space 36 Vertically thin storage unit 37 Shelf Board 37A Narrow Shelf Board 39 Back Missing Part 40 Drawer Unit 40A Half Size Drawer Unit 42 Right Space 43 Left Space 44 Basket 45 Drawer 45A Full Size Drawer 50 Makeup Baseboard 51 Short Baseboard 52 Long Baseboard 53 Half-width skirting board 55 Decorative top board 56 Decorative side board 60 Floor-level arrangement storage compartment 60A Upper space 60B Lower space 65 Stacking storage compartment 65A Upper space 65B Lower space 70 Table unit 71 Counter unit 71A Glass door unit 72 Table board 73 Top Cabinet 80 Study Desk Unit 81 Makeup Side Board 82 Makeup Backboard 83 Study Desk Counter 83A Partition Type Counter 84 Desk Board 85 Backboard 86 Half Side Board 86A All Side Board 87 Partition Board 88 Separation Board 89 Umbrella Board 90 Upper Storage Body 91 Top For triple income Storage unit 100 Partition storage furniture 101 Double-sided three-sided basic type partition 102 Double-sided three-sided applied type partition 103 103 Built-in side-cutting type side-mounted partition 104 One side three-sided partition 105 105 Both-sided four-sided partition

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A partition formed by using a base storage body, which is a rectangular parallelepiped box body having an open front surface, and a rectangular parallelepiped stack storage body having open front and bottom surfaces, and connecting the stacked storage body above the base storage body. Storage furniture, the basic storage body has a bottom plate, two side plates, a top plate, a back plate and a finishing back plate, and the bottom plate, the top plate, the back plate and the finishing back plate are formed between both side plates. The stacked storage body has two side plates, an upper plate, a back plate and a finishing back plate, and the upper plate, the back plate and the finishing back plate are formed between the both side plates. The back plate of the body is composed of a core material forming a square frame and a back back plate that covers the entire back side surrounded by the core material and is fixed to the core material. , The backboard core and the backboard are hidden from the front The finished back plate is formed by being fixed to both corresponding side plates so that there is a space inside the back plate that is a space for the thickness of the core material between the back back plate and the finished back plate. Partition storage furniture characterized by that. 2. The partition storage furniture according to claim 1, wherein the stacked storage body is formed above the stacked storage body so that the stacked storage body can be further connected thereto. 3. The partition storage furniture according to claim 1, wherein a soundproof material, which is a separate body from the backboard, is formed in the inner space of the backboard.