KR20140004785U - Structure of face to face desk - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a face-type desk structure.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a method of manufacturing a bridge structure, comprising a plurality of vertical legs, a plurality of connecting frames continuously connected to each other through a bracket via the vertical legs, Wherein the vertical legs are composed of a pair of vertical frames formed vertically and spaced apart from each other and a horizontal frame interconnecting the vertical frames, and a beam is connected to the center of the horizontal frame of the vertical legs, And the body of the beam is continuously coupled through the bracket so that the beam is parallel to the frame, and the screen or the top surface is fixed to the beam through a binding hole.

Description

{STRUCTURE OF FACE TO FACE DESK}

The present invention relates to a face-type desk structure in which a screen or an upper surface is fixed to a beam via a binding opening. A plurality of vertical legs, a plurality of connection frames continuously connected to each other through the brackets and arranged in parallel with each other, and an upper plate coupled to an upper portion of the connection frame, .

Recently, office space has been gradually developed into a dense shape for efficient use of limited space. In view of this tendency, in the design of office furniture, various methods are being sought to combine various components to save space and to flexibly place space according to the conditions of space.

As an example of the above, products that can flexibly change the shape of furniture according to the purpose of use by fusing office partitions, desks, conference tables, and the like, and can efficiently use space and members are being marketed.

Specifically, the arrangement of the desk in the office space has been performed by simply arranging the individual desk to fit the spatial condition. Therefore, a method of arranging the individual desks in a row was most efficient, and as shown in FIG. 1, a bookcase or a partition had to be additionally installed, which made it inefficient in terms of space utilization.

In addition, conventionally, even if a plurality of individual desks are not arranged, a large-sized desk such as a conference desk has to be customized in a suitable size and shape. This has caused a limitation in transporting, and when moving to another space, it is not suitable for the space.

On the other hand, in the conventional desk, it has been common to turn down the office equipment cables or cables so that they can not be visually exposed by simply using the holes on the desk without arranging them or arranging them. However, this method is not well- Spatial and temporal inefficiency.

The present invention has been made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is possible to connect individual desks flexibly according to the space irrespective of the number, and it is possible to arrange differently according to the purpose of the user, Which is capable of effectively arranging electric wires and cables of office equipment.

The present invention has been made in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is possible to connect individual desks flexibly according to the space irrespective of the number, and it is possible to arrange differently according to the purpose of the user, Which is capable of effectively arranging electric wires and cables of office equipment.

The present invention has the advantage that the individual desk can be connected flexibly according to the space regardless of the number through the above means, and the layout can be easily changed according to the purpose of the user.

Thereby, individual desks can be connected continuously without waste of members.

In addition, since no separate partition or bookcase is required, it is possible to utilize a three-dimensional and efficient office space.

And it can effectively arrange the wires and cables of office equipment.

1 is a perspective view showing a conventional office desk;
FIG. 2 is a perspective view illustrating a vertical leg, a connection frame, and a bracket of a face-type desk structure according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view illustrating a face-type desk structure to which a beam is coupled according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG.
4 is a perspective view illustrating a face-type desk structure to which a duct according to an embodiment of the present invention is coupled.
FIG. 5A is a perspective view illustrating a face-type desk structure to which an upper plate is coupled according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG.
FIG. 5B is a perspective view illustrating a face-type desk structure to which a bracket is bound according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view illustrating a face-type desk structure in which a screen and a top field are combined according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG.
FIGS. 7A and 7B are an exploded perspective view and a perspective view showing a face-type desk structure in which a beam, a binding aperture and a screen are combined according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a perspective view illustrating a face-type desk structure in which a beam, a coupling hole, and a top field are combined according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG.
FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a bracket according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG.

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

1 is a perspective view showing a conventional office desk. Conventional office desks are made up of individual desks, and the desks are arranged in such a way that individual desks are simply arranged according to the spatial conditions. Therefore, the method of arranging in a line was most efficient, and a bookcase or a partition had to be installed additionally, and there was also an inefficient limitation on the use of the space.

2 to 5B are perspective views illustrating a face-type desk structure according to the present invention. The face-type desk structure D according to the present invention includes a plurality of vertical legs 100 and a plurality of connecting frames 200, which are continuously connected to each other through the brackets 300, (200) and an upper plate (400) coupled to an upper portion of the connection frame (200).

The bracket 300 may be manufactured in various shapes. In the present invention, as shown in FIG. 9, a connecting method using the first bracket 310 and the second bracket 320 will be described as an example.

The first bracket 310 may be provided with the first insertion portion 311 by the flange portions 312 on both sides and the fitting portion 313 may be provided on the lower portion thereof. The second bracket 320 is also provided with a second insertion portion 321 by flanges at both sides and a flange insertion portion 322 at one side in the longitudinal direction. A horizontal frame inserting section 323 may be provided.

Specifically, one end of the connection frame 200 to be connected to the first insertion portion 311 and the second insertion portion 321 is seated, respectively, and the flange portion 312 is inserted into the flange insertion portion 322 ) And screwed together. At the same time, the fitting portion 313 inserts the upper portion of the horizontal frame 120 of the vertical leg 100 and the horizontal frame insertion portion 323 inserts the fitting portion 313 and the connection frame 200 The connection structure of the connection frame 200 can be formed.

The vertical leg 100 includes a pair of vertical frames 110 vertically formed and spaced apart from each other and a horizontal frame 120 interconnecting the vertical frames 110.

The vertical legs 100 may be manufactured in various shapes. In other words, the vertical frame 110 may be provided at the end of the horizontal frame 120, but the vertical frame 110 may be provided inside the horizontal frame 120. However, By using the vertical leg 100, it is possible to prevent the waste of the member and to form a more efficient structure.

At this time, the body portion 510 of the beam 500 is continuously connected to the connection frame 200 through the bracket 300 at the center of the horizontal frame 120 of the vertical leg 100 .

At this time, the beam 500 can form a continuous connection structure in various ways using the bracket 300. In one embodiment, the same structure as that of connecting the connection frame 120 can be used , Which will be omitted from the above description.

Meanwhile, the screen 700 or the upper surface 800 is fixed to the beam 500 via the coupling hole 900, thereby forming a face-type desk structure.

This eliminates the need for a separate partition or a bookcase, thereby making it possible to utilize a three-dimensional and efficient office space.

A duct 600 may be provided between the body 510 of the beam 500 and the connection frame 200 adjacent to the body 510. [

The duct 600 has a function of arranging wires and cables of office equipment and arranging unnecessary lines. The duct 600 is provided with a duct hole 610, And can be taken out to the lower end through the duct hole 610.

Duct covers 540 and 540 'described later can be provided on the upper part of the duct 600, and the wires or cables are not exposed to the outside, which is advantageous in terms of cosmetic appearance.

7A, the beams 500 are formed with coupling grooves 520 and 520 'in the longitudinal direction on both sides of the body 510, and the coupling holes 900 are formed in the first coupling member 910, And the second binding body 920 are formed symmetrically with respect to the first binding body 910 and the second binding body 920. The binding projections 911 and 921 are formed inwardly at the bottom of the first binding body 910 and the second binding body 920, (520, 520 ') of the coupling member (500).

Since the coupling hole 900 is formed in a detachable structure of the first coupling hole 910 and the second coupling hole 920, it is possible to variably change the screen 700 and the top hole 800 described later , And can be used as a conference desk when necessary. This enables efficient and flexible space utilization.

Further, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that an auxiliary coupling such as a screw coupling can be further supplemented in order to ensure long fitting of the fitting fitting.

Molding grooves 912 and 922 are formed inside the first binding body 910 and the second binding body 920 of the binding tool 900 so that the molding portion 710 of the screen 700 is fitted .

The screen 700 may include a panel 720 and a molding part 710 surrounding the edge of the panel 720. Thus, tightening of the fitting engagement can be secured by the coupling means 900.

8, the seat 810 includes a first seat body 811 and a second seat body 812 that are symmetrically formed and screwed together, and the first seat body 811 and the second seat body 812 The seating groove portions 811a and 812a are formed at the lower portion of the seating body 812 so that the upper portions of the first binding body 910 and the second binding body 920 can be fitted to each other.

The seat 810 preferably has a flat surface and functions to fit the upper surface 800 into the hole formed corresponding to the lower portion of the upper surface 800, May be combined.

It is to be appreciated that an auxiliary coupling such as a screw coupling can be further supplemented to secure the long coupling between the coupling hole 900 and the screen 700 and the fitting hole 810, It would be possible to make it clear.

Fitting fitting portions 530 and 530 'are formed at the outer ends of the coupling grooves 520 and 520' of the beam 500 so that the cover fitting portions 541 and 541 'formed at one ends of the duct covers 540 and 540' Lt; / RTI >

As described above, the duct covers 540 and 540 'are provided on the upper part of the duct 600 to prevent electric wires or cables from being exposed to the outside, and the duct covers 540 and 540' The inside of the duct 600 can be cleaned from time to time as well as from the outside.

The beam cap 550 may be provided at both ends of the beam 500 in the longitudinal direction. Since the cross section of the beam 500 has a complicated shape, it is difficult to remove the foreign matter when it is caught.

That is, by providing the beam cap 550, it is possible to solve the above-described problem, and preferably, the beam cap 550 is provided with an elastic material, thereby preventing injury due to the end portion.

It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.

D: facing desk 100: vertical leg
110: vertical frame 120: horizontal frame
200: connection frame 300: bracket
310: first bracket 311: first insertion portion
312: flange portion 313:
320: second bracket 321: second insertion portion
322: flange inserting portion 323: horizontal frame inserting portion
400: top plate 500: beam
510: Body portion 520, 520 ': Coupling groove
530,530 ': fitting portion 540,540': duct cover
541,541 ': cover fitting portion 550: beam cap
600: Duct 610: Duct hole
700: Screen 710: Molding part
720: Panel 800:
810: Seat 811: First seat
812: second seating body 811a, 812a:
900: Joint 910: First jaw
920: second binding body 911, 921:
912,922: Molding groove

Claims (7)

A plurality of vertical legs 100 and a plurality of connection frames 200 connected to the vertical legs 100 through brackets 300 and arranged in parallel with each other, (D) of the face-type desk structure (D), which is constituted by an upper plate (400)
The vertical legs 100 are vertically formed and include a pair of vertical frames 110 spaced apart from each other and a horizontal frame 120 connecting the vertical frames 110, The body 510 of the beam 500 is continuously coupled to the center of the horizontal frame 120 of the beam 200 through the bracket 300 so that the beam 500 is parallel to the connection frame 200, Wherein the screen (700) or the top surface (800) is fixed to the base (500) via a coupling hole (900).
The method according to claim 1,
Wherein a duct (600) is provided between a body portion (510) of the beam (500) and a connecting frame (200) adjacent to the body portion (510).
The method according to claim 1,
The beam 500 is formed with coupling grooves 520 and 520 'in the longitudinal direction on both sides of the body 510. The coupling hole 900 is formed in the first binding body 910 and the second binding body 920 911 and 921 are formed in the lower part of the first bundling body 910 and the second bundling body 920 so as to form a coupling groove of the beam 500 520 ' and 520 ').≪ / RTI >
The method of claim 3,
Molding grooves 912 and 922 are formed inside the first binding body 910 and the second binding body 920 of the binding tool 900 so that the molding portion 710 of the screen 700 is fitted Facing desk structure that features.
The method of claim 3,
The first seat body 811 and the second seat body 812 are symmetrically formed and screwed together so that the seat body 811 and the second seat body 812 are seated on the lower portion of the first seat body 811 and the second seat body 812, The groove portions 811a and 812a are formed so that the upper portions of the first binding body 910 and the second binding body 920 are fitted to each other and the upper body 800 is disposed on the upper portion of the receiving opening 810 Wherein the front surface of the front surface of the cabinet is separated from the front surface of the cabinet.
The method of claim 3,
Fitting fitting portions 530 and 530 'are formed at the outer ends of the coupling grooves 520 and 520' of the beam 500 so that the cover fitting portions 541 and 541 'formed at one ends of the duct covers 540 and 540' Wherein the first and second side walls are coupled to each other.
The method according to claim 1,
And a beam cap (550) is provided at both longitudinal ends of the beam (500).

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