JPWO2020044575A1 - Support stand - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a support base capable of maintaining high design regardless of a stretched state of a strut. A television stand 10 according to the present invention is provided on a base 20, columns 30 and 30 erected on the base 20, decorative plates 40 covering the columns 30 and 30, and upper portions of the columns 30 and 30. The support metal fittings 50 for supporting the television T are provided, and the columns 30 and 30 are formed by sliding the upper columns 32 and 32 provided with the support metal fittings 50 with respect to the lower columns 31 and 31 erected on the base 20. The decorative plate 40 is formed to be expandable and contractible by sliding the upper decorative plate 80 attached to the upper columns 32 and 32 with respect to the lower decorative plate 70 attached to the lower columns 31 and 31. .. [Selection diagram] Fig. 2

Description

The present invention relates to a support base such as a television stand provided with a decorative plate for supporting an object to be supported such as a television by a support portion provided on an upper portion of a support column erected on a base.

As a support base provided with a decorative plate that supports the supported object by a support portion provided on the upper portion of the support column erected on the base and covers the support column, for example, there is a television stand described in Patent Document 1.

As shown in FIG. 29, the television stand 100 described in the patent document is provided on a flat plate-shaped base 110, columns 120 and 120 erected on the base 110, and above the columns 120 and 120, and the television T. Is attached, and includes a support portion 130 that supports the television T, and a decorative plate 140 that covers the columns 120 and 120 from the front side.

As shown in FIG. 30, the columns 120 and 120 are outlined by lower columns 121 and 121 erected on the base 110 and upper columns 122 and 122 that are fitted into the lower columns 121 and 121 and can slide in the vertical direction. By sliding the upper columns 122 and 122 with respect to the lower columns 121 and 121, the columns 120 and 120 expand and contract to change the height of the support portion 130, and the height position of the television T can be adjusted.

In the decorative plate 140, a locking portion (not shown) formed on the back surface side thereof is locked from above to the upper edge of the locking piece 150 erected between the lower columns 121 and 121, whereby the lower column 140 is formed. It is attached to 121, 121 and partially covers the columns 120, 120, and when the wiring or the like of the TV T hangs down between the lower columns 121, 121, the wiring or the like is also covered.

Utility Model Registration No. 3202140

By the way, in the TV stand 100, when the upper columns 122 and 122 are slid upward to extend the columns 120 and 120, the upper columns 122 and 122 are exposed above the decorative plate 140 and as shown in FIG. 31. There is a problem that the wiring of the TV T hanging between the upper columns 120 and 120 is also exposed, the aesthetic appearance is spoiled, and the improvement of the design of the TV stand 100 by the decorative plate 140 is limited.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a support base capable of maintaining a high degree of design regardless of the expansion and contraction state of the columns.

In order to solve the above problems, the support base according to the present invention covers the base, the columns erected on the base, the support portion provided on the upper part of the columns to support the supported object, and the columns. The support column is provided with a decorative plate, and the support column includes a lower support column erected on the base and an upper support column provided with the support portion, and is formed to be stretchable by sliding the upper support column with respect to the lower support column. The decorative plate includes a lower decorative plate attached to the lower support and an upper decorative plate attached to the upper support, and is formed to be stretchable by sliding the upper decorative plate with respect to the lower decorative plate. It is characterized by being.

According to this support, the plaque is provided with a lower plaque that is attached to the lower strut and an upper plaque that is attached to the upper strut, and is formed to be stretchable by sliding the upper plaque with respect to the lower plaque. Therefore, when the upper support is slid with respect to the lower support, the upper decorative plate can be slid so as to follow the upper support. As a result, it is possible to prevent the upper support column from protruding above the decorative plate and being exposed when the support column is extended, which impairs the aesthetic appearance, and it is possible to maintain a high design of the support base regardless of the expansion and contraction state of the support column.

Further, at least a part of the upper decorative plate is superimposed on the lower decorative plate so that the back surface of the upper decorative plate faces the surface of the lower decorative plate, and the upper decorative plate is placed on the surface of the lower decorative plate. A spacer may be provided to secure a gap with the back surface of the plate.

Since the spacer secures a gap between the lower decorative plate and the upper decorative plate, it is possible to prevent scratches caused by rubbing the upper decorative plate when the upper decorative plate slides with respect to the lower decorative plate. Even if scratches occur on the part that rubs against the spacer of the decorative plate, the spacer is provided on the surface of the lower decorative plate, and it is the back surface of the upper decorative plate that rubs against the spacer, so even if scratches occur there. , It does not appear on the outside, and the aesthetic appearance of the plaque is maintained.

Further, the lower decorative plate includes a lower front plate that covers the lower support from the front side, and a pair of lower side plates that extend from both side edges of the lower front plate to the back side and cover the lower support from the side surface side. The upper front plate is provided with a pair of lower back plates extending inward from the trailing edge of the pair of lower side plates and covering the lower support from the back side, and the upper decorative plate is superimposed on the lower front plate. A pair of upper side plates extending from both side edges of the upper front plate to the back side and superimposing on the pair of lower side plates, and a pair of upper side plates extending inward from the trailing edge of the pair of upper side plates. A pair of upper back plates overlapping the pair of lower back plates may be provided, the lower decorative plate is attached to the lower support at a plurality of positions in the height direction, and the upper decorative plate is attached to the lower support in the height direction. It may be attached to the upper support column at one place.

In this way, the upper front plate, the pair of upper side plates, and the pair of upper back plates of the upper decorative plate are superimposed on the lower front plate, the pair of lower side plates, and the pair of lower back plates of the lower decorative plate, respectively. Since the decorative plate is superimposed on the lower decorative plate in all directions (front side, side surface side, and back side), it slides stably while suppressing rattling with respect to the lower decorative plate.

Then, if the lower decorative plate is stably attached to the lower support at a plurality of places in the height direction, the upper decorative plate is suppressed from rattling with respect to the lower decorative plate as described above, so that the height of the upper decorative plate is suppressed. Even if it is attached to the upper strut in only one place in the direction, it is prevented from rattling away from the strut (where the lower plaque is stably attached). On the other hand, if the upper decorative plate is attached to the upper support only at one place in the height direction, the degree of freedom in designing the slide structure of the upper support can be increased.

To attach the upper decorative plate to the upper support column, a locked portion to which the upper decorative plate is locked from above and a locked portion are provided integrally with the locked portion and above the locked portion. A fixture having a fixing portion fixed to the upper support column may be used.

In general, in a fixture in which the fixing portion is fixed to the support column and the decorative plate is locked to the locked portion from above, a removal space is required above the decorative plate when removing the decorative plate (with the support portion). If the distance is too close, the support part hinders the removal of the decorative plate.) When the fixing part of the fixture is fixed to the upper support that slides with respect to the lower support, the fixing part of the upper support interferes with the lower support. Since it slides downward only to the position, the height of the fixed part (the left and right ends of the locking piece 150) and the locked part (the part between the left and right fixed parts) are the same like the locking piece 150. If there is, the support part is only up to the height of the locked part, the length protruding above the locked part of the decorative plate, and the height of the removal space at the position of interference. The height position of is not lowered. However, in the above-mentioned mounting tool, since the fixed portion is provided above the locked portion, the height position of the support portion can be further lowered by the amount that the locked portion is located below the fixed portion. It is possible to increase the adjustment width (stroke amount) of the height position of the support portion.

According to the present invention, it is possible to maintain a high design of the support base regardless of the expansion and contraction state of the columns.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the TV stand which concerns on embodiment of this invention from the front side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the TV stand of FIG. 1 from the back side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the base of the television stand of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the bottom surface of the base of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the support column of the TV stand of FIG. 1 from the front side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the support column of the TV stand of FIG. 1 from the back side. (A) is an explanatory view showing a decorative plate of the television stand of FIG. 1, and (b) is a cross-sectional view taken along the line VII-VII of (a). (A) is an explanatory view showing the lower decorative plate of the decorative plate of FIG. 7 from the front side, and (b) is an explanatory view showing the lower decorative plate of the decorative plate from the back side. (A) is an explanatory view showing the upper decorative plate of the decorative plate of FIG. 7 from the front side, and (b) is an explanatory view showing the upper decorative plate of FIG. 7 from the back side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the support metal fitting of the TV stand of FIG. (A) is an explanatory view showing one mounting bracket of the support bracket of FIG. 10 from the front side, and (b) is an explanatory view showing one mounting bracket from the back side. (A) is an explanatory view showing the other mounting bracket of the support bracket of FIG. 10 from the front side, and (b) is an explanatory view showing the other mounting bracket from the back side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the stopper metal fitting of the support metal fitting of FIG. (A) is an explanatory view showing a state in which the slit in front of the hook portion of the mounting bracket of FIG. 12 is locked to the locked portion and the stopper bracket is screwed, and (b) is the slit in the center of the hook portion. Is locked to the locked portion and the stopper metal fitting is screwed. In (c), the slit behind the hook portion is locked to the locked portion and the stopper metal fitting is screwed. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state. (A) is an explanatory view showing the holder of the TV stand of FIG. 1 from the front side, and (b) is an explanatory view showing the holder of the TV stand of FIG. 1 from the back side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the holder of FIG. 15 is attached to a frame by the attachment piece. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the holder of FIG. 15 is attached to the frame by the locking part. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state in which the support column of the TV stand of FIG. 1 is shrunk. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the support | support of the TV stand of FIG. 1 is extended. It is explanatory drawing which shows the cleaner stand which concerns on embodiment of this invention from the front side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the cleaner stand of FIG. 20 from the back side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the base, the lower support, and the lower decorative plate of the cleaner stand of FIG. 20 from the back side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the support | support of the cleaner stand of FIG. 20 extended most from the front side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the support | support of the cleaner stand of FIG. 20 extended most from the back side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state in which the support | support of the cleaner stand of FIG. 20 is the most contracted from the front side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state in which the support | support of the cleaner stand of FIG. 20 is the most contracted from the back side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the holding part was attached to the support of the cleaner stand of FIG. 20 from the back side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the upper support column and the upper decorative plate of the cleaner stand of FIG. 20 from the bottom surface side. It is explanatory drawing which shows the conventional television stand. It is explanatory drawing which shows the support and the decorative board of the television stand of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state in which the support column of the TV stand of FIG. 29 is extended.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

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As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the TV stand 10 according to the present embodiment includes a base 20 installed on the floor surface F, columns 30, 30 erected on the base 20, and columns 30, 30. A decorative plate 40 that covers from the front side, a support metal fitting 50 that is provided above the columns 30 and 30 to support the TV T, and a holder 60 that is attached to the support metal fitting 50 and holds an electronic device such as a hard disk drive for recording. And.

The base 20 has a rectangular shape in a plan view, and as shown in FIG. 3, the horizontal portion 21, the inclined portion 22 extending forward from the horizontal portion 21, and the inclined portion 22 extending to the left from the horizontal portion 21. A portion 23 and an inclined portion 24 extending to the right from the horizontal portion 21 are provided.

The horizontal portion 21 has a rectangular shape in a plan view, and has prismatic protrusions 25, 25 at a predetermined height from the floor surface F. The inclined portion 22 has a plan view trapezoidal shape, and is from the trailing edge 22b (the trailing edge 22b is common to the leading edge of the horizontal portion 21) until the leading edge 22a has a height substantially equal to the floor surface F. It is inclined so that it becomes lower toward the front. The inclined portion 23 has a planar viewing table shape, and is leftward from the inner edge 23b (the inner edge 23b is common to the side edge of the horizontal portion 21) until the outer edge 23a has a height almost equal to the floor surface F. The inclined portion 24 is inclined so as to be lowered toward the floor, and the inclined portion 24 has a plan view trap shape, and the inner edge 24b (the inner edge 24b is a side edge of the horizontal portion 21) until the outer edge 24a has a height almost equal to the floor surface F. It is inclined so that it becomes lower toward the right from (.). The leading edge 22a, the outer edge 23a, and the outer edge 24a form the edge portion 20a of the base 20 and are in contact with the floor surface F.

The horizontal portion 21, the inclined portion 22, the inclined portion 23 and the inclined portion 24 are formed by bending a metal plate, the inclined portion 22 and the inclined portion 23 are partitioned by a ridge line 26, and the inclined portion 22 and the inclined portion 24 are formed by a ridge line 27. It is partitioned by.

A back plate portion 28 is provided on the back surface side of the base 20, and as shown in FIG. 4, lower portions 25a and 25a of the protrusions 25 and 25 penetrating the horizontal portion 21 and the base on the bottom surface side of the base 20. Beam members 29a to 29g for reinforcing 20 are provided.

The beam member 29a is provided between the lower portions 25a and 25a and the back plate portion 28 on the back surface of the horizontal portion 21, the inclined portion 23 and the inclined portion 24, and reinforces the horizontal portion 21, the inclined portion 23 and the inclined portion 24. There is.

The beam members 29b and 29b are provided on the back surfaces of the horizontal portion 21 and the inclined portion 22 so as to extend forward from the beam member 29a over a half or more of the distance from the beam member 29a to the leading edge 22a. , The horizontal portion 21 and the inclined portion 22 are reinforced. The beam members 29b, 29b may be in contact with the inner surfaces 25b, 25b of the lower portions 25a, 25a of the protrusions 25, 25, and may be welded to the inner surfaces 25b, 25b.

The beam members 29c and 29c are provided on the back surfaces of the horizontal portion 21 and the inclined portion 22 so as to extend forward from the beam member 29a over a half or more of the distance from the beam member 29a to the leading edge 22a. , The horizontal portion 21 and the inclined portion 22 are reinforced. The beam members 29c and 29c may be in contact with the outer surfaces 25c and 25c of the lower portions 25a and 25a of the protrusions 25 and 25 and may be welded to the outer surfaces 25c and 25c.

The beam member 29d extends along the ridge line 26 on the back surface of the inclined portion 22 so as to extend from one of the beam members 29c and 29c (the left beam member 29c) over a half or more of the length of the ridge line 26. It is provided to reinforce the inclined portion 22.

The beam member 29e extends along the ridge line 27 on the back surface of the inclined portion 22 so as to extend from the other side of the beam members 29c and 29c (the beam member 29c on the right side) over a half or more of the length of the ridge line 27. It is provided to reinforce the inclined portion 22.

The beam member 29f is provided on the back surface of the inclined portion 23 so as to extend from one of the beam members 29c and 29c (the left beam member 29c) and be located between the beam member 29a and the beam member 29d. Is reinforced.

The beam member 29g is provided on the back surface of the inclined portion 24 so as to extend from the other side of the beam members 29c and 29c (the beam member 29c on the right side) and be located between the beam member 29a and the beam member 29e. Is reinforced.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the columns 30 and 30 are a square cylindrical lower column 31 and 31 in which the protrusions 25 and 25 are fitted and are erected on the base 20, and a cylinder of the lower columns 31 and 31. It is provided with upper columns 32, 32 that are fitted into the inside from above and slide in the vertical direction with respect to the lower columns 31, 31. The columns 30 and 30 can be expanded and contracted by sliding the upper columns 32 and 32 with respect to the lower columns 31 and 31.

The back surface 31a of the lower support column 31 is provided with a plurality of insertion holes 31b in the height direction, and the back surface 32a of the upper support column 32 is provided with a plurality of screw holes (holes in which screws are formed on the peripheral surface) in the height direction. 32b is provided. The upper strut 32 is positioned with respect to the lower strut 31 by superimposing the insertion hole 31b and the screw hole 32b, inserting the screw 34 into the washer 33 and the insertion hole 31b, and screwing the screw 34 into the screw hole 32b. It is fixed.

Screw holes 32d and screw holes 32e are provided above and below the front surface 32c of the upper support column 32, and a plate-shaped crosspiece 35 and a crosspiece 36 and a prismatic crosspiece 37 are below between the lower support columns 31 and 31. It is erected in order from the top to the top, and a crosspiece 38 is erected between the upper columns 32 and 32.

The crosspiece 35 has a fixing portion 35a, 35a fixed to the inner surfaces 31c, 31c of the lower columns 31, 31 and a connecting portion 35b connecting the fixing portions 35a, 35a, and the upper edge of the connecting portion 35b has a fixing portion 35a, 35a. Slits 35c and 35c are formed. Similarly, the crosspiece 36 has a fixing portion 36a, 36a fixed to the inner surfaces 31c, 31c of the lower columns 31, 31 and a connecting portion 36b connecting the fixing portions 36a, 36a, and the upper edge of the connecting portion 36b. Is formed with slits 36c and 36c.

The crosspiece 38 abuts on the fixing portions 38a, 38a fixed to the back surfaces 32a, 32a of the upper columns 32, 32 and the inner surfaces 32e, 32e of the upper columns 32, 32 continuously on the inner edges of the fixing portions 38a, 38a. It has a contact portion 38b, 38b extending downward and a connecting portion 38c connecting the lower front edges of the contact portions 38b, 38b, and slits 38d, 38d are formed on the upper edge of the connecting portion 38c. ing.

An insertion hole 38e is formed in the fixing portion 38a, the insertion hole 38e and the screw hole 32b are overlapped with each other, the screw 34 is inserted into the washer 33 and the insertion hole 38e, and the screw 34 is screwed into the screw hole 32b. As a result, the fixing portion 38a is fixed to the back surface 32a.

As shown in FIGS. 7 to 9, the decorative plate 40 includes a lower decorative plate 70 and an upper decorative plate 80.

The lower decorative plate 70 includes a rectangular lower front plate 71 that covers the front surfaces 31d and 31d of the lower columns 31 and 31, and an outer surface 31e of the lower columns 31 and 31 extending from both side edges of the lower front plate 71 to the back side. , 31e, and a pair of lower back plates 73, 73 extending inward from the trailing edge of the lower side plates 72, 72 and covering the back surfaces 31a, 31a of the lower columns 31, 31. Be prepared.

An appropriate design is applied to the surface 71a of the lower front plate 71, and a spacer 90 is attached to the upper portion thereof. The back surface 71b of the lower front plate 71 is provided with locking portions 74, 74 at the lower portion and locking portions 75, 75 at the upper portion, and ribs 76, 76 and ribs 76, 76 for stiffening the lower decorative plate 70. Ribs 77 and 78 are provided to connect the ribs 77 and 78. The shape of these ribs may be changed as appropriate, and the ribs may not be provided as long as the rigidity of the lower front plate 71 is ensured.

The upper decorative plate 80 has a rectangular upper front plate 81 that is longer than the lower front plate 71 in the vertical direction and overlaps the lower front plate 71, and a lower side plate 72 that extends from both side edges of the upper front plate 81 to the back side. , 72, and a pair of upper back plates 83, 83 extending inward from the trailing edge of the upper side plates 82, 82 and superimposing on the lower back plates 73, 73.

The front surface 81a of the upper front plate 81 is appropriately designed, and the back surface 81b of the upper front plate 81 is provided with locking portions 84 and 84 at the upper portion and ribs 85 for stiffening the upper decorative plate 80. , 85, and ribs 86, ribs 87, and ribs 88 that connect the ribs 85 and 85 are provided. The shape of these ribs may be changed as appropriate, and the ribs may not be provided as long as the rigidity of the upper front plate 81 is ensured.

In the decorative plate 40, the front surface 71a of the lower front plate 71 faces the back surface 81b of the upper front plate 81 via the spacer 90, and the lower side plate 72 and the lower back plate 73 pass through the gap between the upper side plates. The upper decorative plate 80 slides with respect to the lower decorative plate 70 in a state where the lower decorative plate 70 and the upper decorative plate 80 are overlapped with each other so as to face the 82 and the upper back plate 83, so that the upper decorative plate 80 can be expanded and contracted. ..

Then, the locking portions 74 and 74 are locked to the slits 35c and 35c of the crosspiece 35 from above, and the locking portions 75 and 75 are locked to the slits 36c and 36c of the crosspiece 36 from above. The 70 is attached to the lower columns 31 and 31, and the locking portions 84 and 84 are locked to the slits 38d and 38d of the crosspiece 38 from above, so that the upper decorative plate 80 is attached to the upper columns 32 and 32. The height of the upper edge 80a of the upper decorative plate 80 attached to the upper columns 32, 32 is the same as or a predetermined value h of the lower edge Ta (see FIGS. 18 and 19) of the television T attached to the support metal fitting 50. The upper columns 32 and 32 are hidden by the upper decorative plate 80 and the TV T so that they cannot be seen from the front side.

As shown in FIG. 10, the support bracket 50 includes a frame 51 attached to the columns 30 and 30, a mounting bracket 52 and a mounting bracket 53 locked to the frame 51 to mount the TV T, and a mounting bracket 52 and a mounting bracket. The stopper metal fittings 54 and 54 for preventing the 53 from falling off from the frame 51 are provided.

The frame 51 extends in the width direction (horizontal direction) when attached to the columns 120, 120, and is a locked metal fitting 55 to which the mounting metal fitting 52 and the mounting metal fitting 53 are locked, and the locked metal fitting 55. A locked bracket 56 that extends downward in the width direction to lock the mounting bracket 52 and the mounting bracket 53, and a locked bracket 55 and a locked bracket that extend in the height direction (vertical direction). It has connecting metal fittings 57 and 57 for connecting 56.

The locked metal fitting 55 is connected to a locked portion 55a in which a metal plate is bent in a side view crank shape and the mounting metal fitting 52 and the mounting metal fitting 53 are locked by the connecting metal fittings 57 and 57. It has a portion 55b and an intermediate portion 55c interposed between the locked portion 55a and the connected portion 55b. The upper edge of the locked portion 55a is provided with a plurality of slits 55d symmetrically with respect to the center position in the width direction, and the connected portion 55b has a screw hole 55e at the center position in the width direction. Further, the insertion holes 55f and 55f are provided at symmetrical positions with respect to the screw holes 55e. The screw holes 55e are used for attaching a wire that connects the frame 51 to a wall or the like to prevent the TV stand 10 from tipping over, but here, as will be described later, they are also used for screwing the holder 60.

The locked metal fitting 56 is connected to a locked portion 56a in which a metal plate is bent in a side view crank shape and the mounting metal fitting 52 and the mounting metal fitting 53 are locked by the connecting metal fittings 57 and 57. It has a portion 56b and an intermediate portion 56c interposed between the locked portion 56a and the connected portion 56b. The connected portion 56b is provided with insertion holes 56d and 56d at positions symmetrical with respect to the center position in the width direction.

The connecting metal fittings 57, 57 are fixed to the connected portion 55b and the connected portion 56b at the positions of the insertion holes 55f, 55f and the insertion holes 56d, 56d, and connect the locked metal fitting 55 and the locked metal fitting 56. ..

In the frame 51, the insertion hole 55f and the screw hole 32d are overlapped, the screw 34 is inserted into the washer 33 and the insertion hole 55f, and the screw 34 is screwed into the screw hole 32d, and the insertion hole 56d and the screw are screwed. By superimposing the holes 32e, inserting the screws 34 into the washers 33 and the insertion holes 56d, and screwing the screws 34 into the screw holes 32e, the screws 34 are fixed to the upper columns 32 and 32 of the columns 30 and 30.

As shown in FIG. 11, the mounting bracket 52 has a contact surface portion 52a that is formed by bending a metal plate and abuts on the back surface of the television T, and a hook portion 52b and a hook portion 52c that are locked to the frame 51 up and down. It includes a formed locking surface portion 52d.

The contact surface portion 52a is provided with a square hole 52e, a plurality of round holes 52f, a long hole 52g, and a long hole 52h. The lower edge 52i of the hook portion 52b is inclined so as to be higher toward the rear, and the lower edge 52i is provided with a slit 52j, a slit 52k, and a slit 52l in this order from the front. Similarly, the lower edge 52m of the hook portion 52c is inclined so as to be higher toward the rear, and the slit 52n, the slit 52o, and the slit 52p are provided in this order from the front on the lower edge 52m. Further, two screw holes 52q are formed in the hook portion 52b.

The mounting bracket 53 has a shape that is substantially symmetrical to the mounting bracket 52 when the metal plate is bent, and as shown in FIG. 12, the abutting surface portion 53a that abuts on the back surface of the television T and a hook that is locked to the frame 51. The portion 53b and the hook portion 53c are provided with a locking surface portion 53d formed on the upper and lower sides.

The contact surface portion 53a is provided with a round hole 53e, a plurality of round holes 53f, a long hole 53g, and a long hole 53h. The lower edge 53i of the hook portion 53b is inclined so as to be higher toward the rear, and the lower edge 53i is provided with a slit 53j, a slit 53k, and a slit 53l in this order from the front. Similarly, the lower edge 53m of the hook portion 53c is inclined so as to be higher toward the rear, and the slit 53n, the slit 53o, and the slit 53p are provided in this order from the front on the lower edge 53m. Further, two screw holes 53q are formed in the hook portion 53b.

As shown in FIG. 13, the stopper metal fitting 54 includes a screw fixing portion 54a screwed to the hook portion 52b of the mounting bracket 52 or the hook portion 53b of the mounting bracket 53, and a body portion provided below the screw fixing portion 54a. It has a 54b and a hook portion 54c provided in front of the lower part of the body portion 54b. When the stopper metal fitting 54 is screwed to the mounting metal fitting 52 or the mounting metal fitting 53 and assembled to the frame 51 as described later, the screwed portion 54a has the lower edge 52i of the hook portion 52b and the lower edge of the hook portion 53b. An elongated hole 54d that is inclined is formed in the same manner as the 53i, and a slit 54e is formed between the body portion 54b and the hook portion 54c.

When the TV T is supported by the support metal fitting 50, first, the contact surface portion 52a of the mounting bracket 52 and the contact surface portion 53a of the mounting bracket 53 are brought into contact with the back surface of the TV T, and are provided on the back surface of the TV T. The round hole 52f and the round hole 53f are overlapped with the screw holes (not shown). Then, the mounting bracket 52 and the mounting bracket 53 are attached to the television T by inserting a screw (not shown) into the round hole 52f and the round hole 53f and screwing the screw into the screw hole on the back surface of the television T.

The left and right sides of the mounting bracket 52 and the mounting bracket 53 may be arranged according to the size of the TV T, for example, when the intervals between the screw holes provided on the left and right sides of the back surface of the TV T are 10 cm, 30 cm, and 40 cm. By attaching the mounting bracket 52 to the left and the mounting bracket 53 to the right, and mounting the mounting bracket 52 to the right and the mounting bracket 53 to the left in the case of 20 cm, the mounting brackets 52 and the columns 30 and 30 of the mounting brackets 53 are attached. It is possible to avoid interference and the like.

Next, the hook portion 52b of the mounting bracket 52 and the hook portion 53b of the mounting bracket 53 are locked to the locked portion 55a of the frame 51 attached to the columns 30 and 30, and the hook portion 52c and the hook portion 53c are It is locked to the locked portion 56a of the frame 51.

Specifically, when the back surface of the TV T is flat with few irregularities, the slit 52j in front of the hook portion 52b is locked to the slit 55d of the locked portion 55a from above, and the slit 52n in front of the hook portion 52c is locked. Is locked to the locked portion 56a from above, the slit 53j in front of the hook portion 53b is locked to the slit 55d of the locked portion 55a from above, and the slit 53n in front of the hook portion 53c is locked to the locked portion. It is locked to 56a from above.

On the other hand, when there is a protrusion on the back surface of the TV T or when avoiding wiring interference, the central slit 52k of the hook portion 52b or the rear slit 52l is locked to the slit 55d of the locked portion 55a from above. , The central slit 52o or the rear slit 52p of the hook portion 52c is locked to the locked portion 56a from above, and the central slit 53k or the rear slit 53l of the hook portion 53b is made into the slit 55d of the locked portion 55a. It may be locked from above, and the central slit 53o of the hook portion 53c or the rear slit 53p may be locked to the locked portion 56a from above.

Subsequently, the stopper fitting 54 is inserted so that the connected portion 55b of the locked fitting 55 enters the slit 54e and the hook portion 54c engages with the connected portion 55b, and the elongated hole 54d of the screwed portion 54a is formed. After being positioned so as to overlap the screw hole 52q of the hook portion 52b or the screw hole 53q of the hook portion 53b, as shown in FIG. 14, the hook portion 52b or the hook portion 53b is fastened with the screw 58 through which the elongated hole 54d is inserted. do. As a result, the attachment of the TV T to the support metal fitting 50 (attachment to the TV stand 10) is completed.

By the way, as the slit that locks to the slit 55d of the hook portion 52b or the hook portion 53b becomes behind the slit 52j to the slit 52k, the slit 52l or the slit 53j to the slit 53k, and the slit 53l, the hook portion with respect to the locked metal fitting 55. The relative position of the 52b or the hook portion 53b descends forward along the lower edge 52i or the lower edge 53i, but as described above, the elongated hole 54d is inclined in the same manner as the lower edge 52i and the lower edge 53i. Therefore, no matter which slit of the hook portion 52b or the hook portion 53b is locked in the slit 55d, the overlap between the elongated hole 54d and the screw hole 52q or the screw hole 53q is maintained, and the elongated hole 54d is used for fastening the screw 58. To serve.

The holder 60 is formed by bending a metal plate, and as shown in FIG. 15, the bottom surface portion 61, the front surface portion 62 extending upward from the front edge of the bottom surface portion 61, and the rear edge to the front surface of the bottom surface portion 61. It includes a rear surface portion 63 extending upward so as to be lower than the portion 62, and a locking portion 64 extending forward and downward from the upper edge of the front surface portion 62 and exhibiting a substantially U-shape in side view.

A plurality of ventilation holes 61a are formed on the bottom surface portion 61, a plurality of ventilation holes 62a are formed on the front surface portion 62, and a plurality of ventilation holes 63a are formed on the rear surface portion 63. It is held on the bottom surface 61 in the facing space of the front surface 62 and the rear surface 63, and the wiring can be routed to the open side of the facing space, that is, the openings 65 and 65.

Screw holes 62b and 62b are formed in the front surface portion 62 above the ventilation holes 62a, and a mounting piece 66 projecting downward is continuously provided on the front surface portion 62 at the lower edge thereof, and the mounting piece 66 is provided with a mounting piece 66. , The insertion hole 66a is formed.

As shown in FIG. 16, in this holder 60, a screw 67 for inserting the insertion hole 66a is screwed into the screw hole 55e of the locked metal fitting 55, and the bottom surface portion 61 is formed on the upper surfaces 32g and 32g of the upper columns 32 and 32. By being mounted, it is attached to the frame 51. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 17, the locking portion 64 is locked to the locked portion 55a of the locked metal fitting 55, and the screws 67 and 67 are screwed into the screw holes 62b and 62b to cover the tip thereof. It may be attached to the frame 51 by being brought into contact with the locking portion 55a.

When the height of the support metal fitting 50 is lowered to the maximum in the TV stand 10, the fixed portions 38a, 38a of the crosspiece 38 fixed to the back surfaces 32a, 32a of the upper columns 32, 32 interfere with the lower columns 31, 31. Up to (until just before hitting the upper ends of the back surfaces 31a, 31a of the lower columns 31, 31), the upper branches 32, 32 are fitted into the lower columns 31, 31, and as shown in FIG. 18, the lower decorative plate 70 is the upper decorative plate 80. Is completely covered by. Further, since the upper columns 32 and 32 are hidden by the upper decorative plate 80 and the TV T and cannot be seen from the front side, it seems that there is only the upper decorative plate 80 between the base 20 and the TV T.

On the other hand, when changing the height of the support metal fitting 50 from the low position to the high position on the TV stand 10, the upper branches 32 and 32 are slid upward with respect to the lower columns 31 and 31, and the columns 30 and 30 are extended. .. At this time, since the upper decorative plate 80 slides upward together with the upper branches 32 and 32, the difference (0 or a predetermined value) between the height of the upper edge 80a of the upper decorative plate 80 and the height of the lower edge Ta of the television T h) does not change, and the upper columns 32, 32 remain hidden by the upper decorative plate 80 and the television T no matter how much they extend with respect to the lower columns 31, 31.

As shown in FIG. 19, when the height of the support metal fitting 50 is raised to the maximum in the TV stand 10, the lower decorative plate 70 appears below the upper decorative plate 80. On the other hand, since the upper columns 32 and 32 remain hidden by the upper decorative plate 80 and the TV T, it seems that there is only the lower decorative plate 70 and the upper decorative plate 80 between the base 20 and the TV T.

In the television stand 10 according to the present embodiment, the decorative plate 40 includes a lower decorative plate 70 attached to the lower columns 31, 31 and an upper decorative plate 80 attached to the upper columns 32, 32, with respect to the lower decorative plate 70. Since the upper decorative plate 80 is formed to be expandable and contractible by sliding, the upper decorative plate 80 follows the upper columns 32 and 32 when the upper columns 32 and 32 slide with respect to the lower columns 31 and 31. It can be slid. As a result, when the columns 30 and 30 are extended, the upper columns 32 and 32 are prevented from being exposed by protruding above the decorative plate 40, and the aesthetic appearance is spoiled. Can be kept.

Further, since the spacer 90 secures a gap between the lower decorative plate 70 and the upper decorative plate 80, scratch marks caused by rubbing between the upper decorative plate 80 when the upper decorative plate 80 slides with respect to the lower decorative plate 70 are left. Can be prevented. Even if a scratch mark is generated on the portion of the decorative plate 40 that rubs against the spacer 90, the spacer 90 is provided on the surface 71a of the lower front plate 71 of the lower decorative plate 70, and the spacer 90 rubs against the upper portion of the upper decorative plate 80. Since it is the back surface 81b of the front plate 81, even if a scratch mark is generated there, it does not appear in appearance, and the appearance of the decorative plate 40 is maintained.

Further, the upper front plate 81, the upper side plates 82, 82, and the upper back plates 83, 83 of the upper decorative plate 80 are the lower front plate 71, the lower side plates 72, 72, and the lower back plates 73, 73 of the lower decorative plate 70, respectively. Since the upper decorative plate 80 is superimposed on the lower decorative plate 70 in all directions by superimposing on the lower decorative plate 70, the upper decorative plate 80 slides stably while suppressing rattling with respect to the lower decorative plate 70.

In the present embodiment, the lower decorative plate 70 is stably attached to the lower columns 31 and 31 at two locations (locking portions 75, 75 and locking portions 76, 76) in the height direction, and the upper decorative plate 80 is Since rattling is suppressed with respect to the lower decorative plate 70, the upper decorative plate 80 is attached to the upper columns 32 and 32 at only one place in the height direction, but is separated from the columns 30 and 30. While it is prevented from rattling, the upper decorative plate 80 can be attached to the upper columns 32, 32 only in one place in the height direction, thereby increasing the degree of freedom in designing the slide structure of the upper columns 32, 32. be able to.

Then, in order to attach the upper decorative plate 80 to the upper columns 32, 32, the upper decorative plate 80 is integrally locked via the connecting portion 38c, which is locked from above, and the connecting portion 38c and the contact portions 38b, 38b. Since the crosspiece 38 provided in the above and provided with the fixing portions 38a and 38a fixed to the upper columns 32 and 32 above the connecting portions 38c is used, the fixing portions 38a and 38a interfere with the lower columns 31 and 31. When the upper columns 32 and 32 are slid downward, the height position of the support fitting 50 can be lowered by the amount that the connecting portion 38c is located below the fixing portions 38a and 38a, and the support fitting 50 can be lowered. The adjustment range of the height position of is large.

In the above embodiment, the spacer 90 is attached to the surface 71a of the lower front plate 71 of the lower decorative plate 70, but may be fixed to the back surface 81b of the upper front plate 81 of the upper decorative plate 80, for example. Alternatively, a spacer may be provided between the lower side plates 72, 72 and the upper side plates 82, 82.

[Embodiment 2]
As shown in FIGS. 20 and 21, the cleaner stand 210 according to the present embodiment has a base 220 installed on the floor surface F, columns 230 and 230 erected on the base 220, and columns 230 and 230 in front of the base 220. The decorative plate 240 that covers from the side, the support portion 250 that is integrally provided with the decorative plate 240 on the upper part of the columns 230 and 230 and supports the stick-type cleaner CS, and the accessories of the cleaner CS that are attached to the columns 230 and 230. It is provided with a holding shelf 260 for holding and the like. When the cleaner stand 210 is installed close to the wall, the rear wall portion 260a of the holding shelf 260 is pressed against the wall to stabilize the cleaner stand 210 and prevent the cleaner stand 210 from shaking when the cleaner CS is attached or detached. Will be done.

The base 220 has a rectangular shape in a plan view, and has a thin flat plate shape so that a step is small with respect to the floor surface F. Unlike the base 20 in the first embodiment, the base 220 may be used to support the cleaner CS, which is lighter than the television T. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the base 220 is not provided with a beam member or the like.

The columns 230, 230 are fitted into the cylindrical lower columns 231,231 and the lower columns 231,231 that are erected on the base 220 from above, and slide in the vertical direction with respect to the lower columns 231,231. 232,232 and 232 upper columns are provided. The columns 230 and 230 can be expanded and contracted by sliding the upper columns 232 and 232 with respect to the lower columns 231 and 231.

As shown in FIG. 22, the lower ends of the lower columns 231 and 231 are connected by a connecting plate 233 and are fixed to the base 220 together with the connecting plate 233. The back surface 231a of the lower support column 231 is provided with two insertion holes 231b in the height direction, and the back surface 232a of the upper support column 232 is provided with five screw holes 232b in the height direction. The upper strut 232 is positioned with respect to the lower strut 231 by superimposing the insertion hole 231b and the screw hole 232b, inserting the screw 34 into the washer 33 and the insertion hole 231b, and screwing the screw 34 into the screw hole 232b. It is fixed. When the upper strut 232 is positioned at the highest position with respect to the lower strut 231, the screws 34 are screwed into the lower two screw holes 232b out of the five screw holes 232b, as shown in FIGS. 23 and 24. When the upper strut 232 is positioned at the lowest position with respect to the lower strut 231, the screws 34 are placed in the upper two screw holes 232b out of the five screw holes 232b, as shown in FIGS. 25 and 26. It is screwed.

The back surface 231a of the lower column 231 is provided with a plurality of locking holes 231c in the height direction, and the back surface 232a of the upper column 232 is provided with a plurality of locking holes 232c in the height direction. As shown in FIG. 27, for example, holding portions 261a to 261c for holding accessories of the cleaner CS and the like are locked in the 231c and the locking hole 232c.

A prismatic crosspiece 234 and a crosspiece 235 are erected between the lower columns 231,231, a prismatic crosspiece 236 and a crosspiece 237 are erected between the upper columns 232 and 232, and the decorative plate 240 is a crosspiece. It is fixed to 234, 235, 236 and 237.

That is, the decorative plate 240 includes a lower decorative plate 270 and an upper decorative plate 280, and the lower decorative plate 270 is welded to the crosspiece 234 and the crosspiece 235 to cover the front surfaces 231d and 231d of the lower columns 231 and 231. 271 Has. The surface 270a of the lower decorative plate 270 is appropriately designed as needed, and a spacer 290 is attached to the upper portion thereof.

The upper decorative plate 280 is welded to the crosspieces 236 and 237 to cover the front surfaces 232d and 232d of the upper columns 232 and 232 with a gap, and has a rectangular upper front plate 281 and an upper portion superimposed on the lower front plate 271. The upper side plate 282 is curved and extends from both side edges of the front plate 281 in a plan view arc shape, covers the outer surfaces 232e and 232e of the upper columns 232 and 232 with a gap, and overlaps with the lower side plates 272 and 272. , 282 and. The surface 280a of the upper decorative plate 280 is appropriately designed as necessary.

In the decorative plate 240, the lower decorative plate 270 and the upper decorative plate 280 are overlapped with each other so that the front surface 270a of the lower decorative plate 270 faces the back surface 280b of the upper decorative plate 280 via the spacer 290 (upper support columns 232, 2). A gap is provided between the 232 and the upper decorative plate 280 (see FIG. 28), and the lower decorative plate 270 enters the gap and overlaps with the upper decorative plate 280), and is upper than the lower decorative plate 270. By sliding the decorative plate 280, it can be expanded and contracted.

Here, the support portion 250 is composed of a round hole 251 and a round hole 252 provided on the upper portion of the upper decorative plate 280, an elongated hole 253, and a circular cable insertion hole 254. Brackets B used for wall hanging and charging of the cleaner CS are screwed into the round holes 251 and the round holes 252 or the elongated holes 253 with screws and nuts (not shown), and the cable C extending from the bracket B has a cable insertion hole 254. The cleaner CS can be charged by inserting the wire into the back surface side of the decorative plate 240 and inserting a plug (not shown) at the tip thereof into the outlet.

In the cleaner stand 210 according to the present embodiment, the decorative plate 240 includes a lower decorative plate 270 attached to the lower columns 231 and 231 and an upper decorative plate 280 attached to the upper columns 232 and 232, with respect to the lower decorative plate 270. Since the upper decorative plate 280 is formed to be stretchable by sliding, the upper decorative plate 280 follows the upper columns 232 and 232 when the upper columns 232 and 232 slide with respect to the lower columns 231 and 231. It can be slid. As a result, high designability can be maintained regardless of the expansion and contraction state of the columns 230 and 230.

Further, since the spacer 290 secures a gap between the lower decorative plate 270 and the upper decorative plate 280, scratch marks caused by rubbing between the upper decorative plate 280 when the upper decorative plate 280 slides with respect to the lower decorative plate 270 are left. Can be prevented. Even if a scratch mark is generated on the portion of the decorative plate 240 that rubs against the spacer 290, the spacer 290 is provided on the front surface 270a of the lower decorative plate 270, and it is the back surface 280b of the upper decorative plate 280 that rubs against the spacer 90. Even if scratch marks are generated there, they do not appear in appearance, and the aesthetic appearance of the decorative plate 240 is maintained.

Further, the upper front plate 281 and the upper side plates 282 and 282 of the upper decorative plate 280 are superimposed on the lower front plate 271 and the lower side plate 272 and 272 of the lower decorative plate 270, respectively, so that the upper decorative plate 280 is the lower decorative plate. Since it is superimposed on the 270 in all directions, it slides stably with respect to the lower decorative plate 270 while suppressing rattling.

In the present embodiment, since the base 220 has a thin flat plate shape so that the step is small with respect to the floor surface F, a robot-type cleaner CR that self-propells on the base 220 is separated from the stick-type cleaner CS. Can be placed (see FIGS. 20 and 21). In the cleaner stand 210, the heights of the upper support columns 232 and 232, the upper decorative plate 280, and the support portion 250 may be set so that the stick-type cleaner CS can be easily used by the user. When the type cleaner CR is tall, the stick type cleaner CS may be positioned so as not to interfere with the robot type cleaner CR.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been illustrated above, the embodiments of the present invention are not limited to those described above, and may be appropriately modified without departing from the spirit of the invention.

For example, in the TV stand 10 and the cleaner stand 210, the support column is divided into a lower support column and an upper support column, but the support column may be divided into three or more including the lower support column and the upper support column.

Further, in the cleaner stand 210, the support portion 250 is provided integrally with the upper decorative plate 280, but the support portion may be provided separately from the decorative plate and directly or indirectly via a member on the upper support column. good.

Further, the object supported by the support portion may not be a television or a cleaner, but may be another home electric appliance or other article.

10 TV stand (support stand)
20 Base 30 Strut 31 Lower Strut 32 Upper Strut 38 Rail (Attachment)
38c connecting part (locked part)
38e Fixing part 40 Decorative plate 50 Support bracket (support part)
70 Lower decorative plate 71 Lower front plate 72 Lower side plate 73 Lower back plate 80 Upper decorative plate 81 Upper front plate 82 Upper side plate 83 Upper back plate 90 Spacer 210 Cleaner stand (support stand)
220 Base 230 Support 231 Lower support 232 Upper support 250 Support 270 Lower decorative plate 271 Lower front plate 272 Lower side plate 280 Upper front plate 281 Upper front plate 282 Upper side plate 290 Spacer T TV (supported object)
CS cleaner (supported object)

Claims (6)

A base, a support column erected on the base, a support portion provided on the upper part of the support column to support a supported object, and a decorative plate covering the support column are provided.
The support column includes a lower support column erected on the base and an upper support column provided with the support portion, and is formed to be stretchable by sliding the upper support column with respect to the lower support column.
The decorative plate includes a lower decorative plate attached to the lower support and an upper decorative plate attached to the upper support, and is formed to be stretchable by sliding the upper decorative plate with respect to the lower decorative plate. A support stand characterized by that. At least a part of the upper decorative plate is superposed on the lower decorative plate so that the back surface of the upper decorative plate faces the surface of the lower decorative plate.
The support according to claim 1, wherein a spacer for securing a gap with the back surface of the upper decorative plate is provided on the surface of the lower decorative plate. The lower decorative plate includes a lower front plate that covers the lower support from the front side, a pair of lower side plates that extend from both side edges of the lower front plate to the back side, and cover the lower support from the side surface side. It is provided with a pair of lower back plates extending inward from the trailing edge of the pair of lower side plates and covering the lower support from the back side.
The upper decorative plate includes an upper front plate that overlaps the lower front plate, a pair of upper side plates that extend from both side edges of the upper front plate to the back side and overlap the pair of lower side plates, and the above. The support according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a pair of upper back plates extending inward from the trailing edge of the pair of upper side plates and superimposing on the pair of lower back plates. The lower decorative plate is attached to the lower support column at a plurality of height directions.
The support base according to claim 3, wherein the upper decorative plate is attached to the upper support column at one position in the height direction. A fixture used for attaching the upper decorative plate to the upper support column is provided.
The attachment is provided integrally with the locked portion to which the upper decorative plate is locked from above and the locked portion, and is fixed to the upper support column above the locking portion. The support according to claim 4, wherein the support is provided with. The support base according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the supported object is a television or a cleaner.

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