JPS6024205Y2 - built-in storage furniture - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to storage furniture that is constructed of a plurality of sections partitioned by a plurality of mullions.

The purpose is to propose storage furniture that is easy to assemble and relocate accurately when assembled in an existing building, and has excellent stability and appearance after assembly.

In recent years, storage furniture has been increasingly installed indoors, either along walls or to partition spaces.

In this case, the storage furniture is sometimes built to match the building when the building is constructed, but in many cases it is difficult to relocate it afterwards and it is relatively expensive. A separate unit will be erected after construction.

In order to assemble and construct a unit that is separate from the building inside the building, it is generally made up of multiple sections and has a wide frontage, so in the past, the entire storage furniture was divided into several unit units, and the unit units were lined up one after another to complete the storage furniture. In many cases, construction was carried out by assembling.

However, with this structure, even if there is a slight asymmetry in the floor surface, for example, the unit units will be arranged asymmetrically, creating gaps between the units or making the furniture surface uneven. However, it had the disadvantage of easily impairing its function and appearance.

Furthermore, it was necessary to fix each unit to the building, which required construction work and was difficult to ensure completeness.

This invention was developed by focusing on the above-mentioned problems, and will be explained below with reference to the illustrated embodiments.

FIG. 1 shows the entire structure of the storage furniture.

For installation on the floor, six mullions 3 are placed between one rectangular architrave 1 placed at a certain position and one support shaft 2 paired with it, and the upper and lower ends of the mullions 3 are connected to the support shaft 2 and the architrave, respectively. 1, and the outer frame of the storage furniture consists of five sections.

A back plate 4, a base plate 5, a shelf plate 6, a top plate 7, a drawer 8, and a door 9 are attached to this outer frame to form storage furniture.

The architrave 1 and the support shaft 2 are surrounded by four side plates 10, and the two
Four girder members 11 are arranged at the upper and lower edge positions of the four central mullions 3 between the long side side plates 10 and 10 of the side plates 10, and the side plates 10 form the four
Diagonal members 12 are attached to the two side corners and the side corners formed by the beam members 11 and the side plates 4 for reinforcement.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, this diagonal member 12 is provided with a vertical screw hole 13 into which an adjuster screw 14 is screwed.

The adjuster screw 14 has a rotatable disc 15 at its tip and a driver groove 16 at its rear end. be.

Then, turn the adjuster screw 14 to move the disk 15 up and down to adjust the level of the architrave 1 by pressing it against the floor 17, and press the disk 15 of the adjuster screw 14 of the support shaft 2 against the ceiling material 18 to press the disk 15 against the ceiling material 18 for storage furniture. The erection is fixed in position.

Three hinge mounting screw holes 19, 19, and 19 are provided at predetermined positions on the edge of the mullion 3 along the vertical direction, and the fourth
As shown in the figure, the hinge piece 20 is screwed and fixed into this screw hole 19.
The door 9 is attached so that it can be opened and closed by fitting the pivot into the pivot hole of the hinge piece 20' fixed to the edge of the door 9.

In addition, three hinge mounting screw holes are provided at the edge along the back vertical direction of mullion 3 at the position opposite to the front edge.
(The screw holes on the back are not shown) The door 9 can be mounted on either the front or back side.

The back plate 4 is detachably attached to the three mullioned edges on the front or back side, and the mounting surface can be changed depending on how the door 9 is attached.

FIG. 5 shows the structure for fixing the mullion 3 to the architrave 1.

A vertical locking rod 21 is provided on the girder 11 in contact with the architrave side plate 10 and the lower edge of the mullion 3 in an upwardly projecting manner, and the tip of the locking rod 21 has a cylindrical bulge. It is section 22.

On the other hand, a concave portion 23 is formed on the negative side of the end of the mullion 3 corresponding to the locking rod 21, and a concave portion 23 is formed with a groove that continues from the circular portion to the end surface. An eccentric turntable 24 with ridges is attached.

Insert the protruding end portion 22 of the locking rod 21 from the groove of the concave portion 23 into the locking protrusion on the back surface of the rotary plate 24 from the position of the notch 25 of the rotary plate 24, and rotate the rotary plate 24 to form a mullion. The mullion 3 and the architrave are connected and fixed by tightening and pressing the three end faces against the side plate 10 or the beam member 11.

In addition, in the drawing, 26 is a driver groove.

The architrave 1 is also attached to the support shaft 2 when fixing the upper end of the mullion 3.
It is done in the same way as in the case of

In addition, in order to attach the shelf board 6 to the mullion 3, in most cases it is supported by dowels protruding from the mullion 3, but if necessary,
A fixed method is used for tightening using the above-mentioned locking rod and rotary plate.

In this case, horizontal locking rods are provided protruding from the mullion 3, and rotating plates are attached to the ends of the shelf boards 6.

By attaching the shelf boards 6 between the mullions 3 arranged horizontally in the vertical center of the mullions 3 in this manner, it is possible to maintain high dimensional accuracy and improve the strength of tall storage furniture. Therefore, this is the preferred method.

The storage furniture of this idea is as described above, and in order to install it in an existing room, the architrave 1, the support shaft 2, the mullion 3,
By using members such as the back plate 4, base plate 5, shelf board 6, top plate 7, drawer 8, door 9, etc., the building can be easily assembled and erected on the architrave 1 placed in an accurate position.

In particular, since multiple sections are formed between a pair of upper and lower architraves and support shafts, even furniture with a wide frontage is integrated as a whole, and unlike storage furniture with unit units arranged side by side, it does not become misaligned. In addition, the level of the architrave is accurate, and the upper part of the support shaft is fixed to the ceiling material by pressure, so vertical accuracy and stability after installation are extremely high.

In addition, since the mullion is connected and fixed to the architrave or support shaft using a locking rod and a rotary disk, the fixing work is easy, and furthermore, it is extremely easy to dismantle the entire furniture and move construction materials. be.

This idea brings about the following effects as described above.

■It can be easily installed in an existing room, and it is also easy to dismantle and relocate.

■Even if the building is made up of multiple sections and has a wide frontage, the whole building is one piece with high noise levels, verticality, high precision in the location of the building, and a good appearance.

■It has high fixing strength and stability when installed indoors.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an example of the construction of storage furniture according to this invention; Fig. 1 is an overall perspective view, Fig. 2 is a vertical sectional view showing the relationship between the architrave, adjuster screw, and floor, and Fig. 3 is a diagram showing the support shaft and FIG. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the relationship between the adjuster screw and the ceiling material, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the door hinge, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the state in which the architrave and the mullion are connected and fixed. 1... Architrave, 2... Support shaft, 3...
... mullion, 4 ... back board, 5 ... main board,
6...Shelf board, 7...Top plate, 8...
...Drawer, 9...Door, 10...Side plate, 11...Girder material, 12...Diagonal material, 13
...screw hole, 14...adjuster screw, 15...disk, 16...driver groove, 17...floor, 18... ...Ceiling material,
19...Screw hole for hinge, 20, 20'...Curved hinge piece, 21...Latching rod, 22...Bulge, 24...Curve Turntable, 25...Notch, 26
・・・・・・Driver groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Between one architrave placed on the floor at the location where the storage furniture is to be erected and one support shaft paired therewith, at least three mullions are placed at their upper and lower ends with said support shafts and architraves, respectively. Fix the architrave and adjust the level of the architrave by touching the vertical adjuster screw provided at the bottom of the architrave to the flooring material, then press the vertical adjuster screw provided at the top of the support shaft to the ceiling material and fix it. The mullion is constructed by inserting a vertical locking rod protruding from the architrave or support shaft into a recessed part that has a groove continuous from the circular part to the end face on the opposite end of the mullion, and by inserting the vertical locking rod that projects from the architrave or the support shaft into a recessed part that has a groove that continues from the circular part to the end surface. The protruding part is locked to a locking protrusion provided on the circumference of an eccentric rotary disk mounted in the circular part parallel to the mulloid, and the rotary disk is rotated to attach the mullion to the architrave or support shaft. Storage furniture is characterized by its upper and lower edges being tightened and fixed in place.