JP4621005B2 - Device for attaching desktop panel and curtain on a desk - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a desktop panel and curtain mounting device for a desk or table that can use the desktop panel and curtain.

  In desks and tables used in offices (hereinafter collectively referred to as `` desks ''), a desktop panel for blindfolding etc. is set up at the rear, office space and other It often serves as a partition with space. By doing so, it is possible to provide a user-friendly work space. In many cases, a panel-like curtain plate hanging from the top plate is attached to the rear end portion under the top plate so that the lower limb space functions as a partition between the work space and other spaces.

As a panel mounting structure configured as described above, a desktop panel or a curtain plate is generally fixed by being attached to the side surfaces of the left and right supports or the connecting material connecting the supports. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2).
JP 2002-282053 A JP 2000-300352 A

  However, the desk structure described in Patent Document 1 has a problem that the structure is complicated and the cost is increased because the attachment of the desktop panel and the curtain is independent of each other. Further, in the desk structure described in Patent Document 2, when the desktop panel can be attached in addition to the curtain, the desktop panel and the curtain are attached independently from each other. It is expected that there will be a problem that the cost becomes higher as the cost becomes complicated.

  The present invention has been made to solve the conventional problems as described above, and has an object to provide a desktop panel and curtain mounting device for a desk or the like having a simple structure and low cost. .

According to the present invention, the above problem is solved as follows.
(1) A connection reinforcing member extending in the left-right direction is fixed to the upper rear end portion of the desk, and the desktop panel mounting portion is mounted in a state where the desktop panel protrudes above the top plate, and the curtain plate is more than the top plate. A bracket including a curtain plate attaching portion attached in a state of hanging downward is detachably attached to the upper rear end portion of the desk via a bracket attaching / detaching means provided between the connection reinforcing member and the bracket .

( 2 ) A bracket comprising a desktop panel mounting portion that is mounted in a state where the desktop panel protrudes upward from the top plate, and a curtain plate mounting portion that is mounted in a state where the curtain plate hangs downward from the top plate. The desktop panel is detachably attached to the bracket via a desktop panel attaching / detaching means provided between the desktop panel and the bracket provided at the upper rear end of the desk, and the desktop panel attaching / detaching means is connected to the desktop panel and the desktop. The panel mounting portion includes an engaging portion provided on one side of the panel mounting portion and an engaged portion provided on the other side of the panel mounting portion. An engagement pin that can be removably inserted into and engaged with the mounting hole is provided in the portion, and the engagement pin inserted into the mounting hole and the An elastic member to eliminate the gap between the Tsukeana, provided integrally with the outer peripheral surface of the engaging pin.

( 3 ) a desktop panel mounting portion attached in a state where the desktop panel protrudes upward from the top plate, and a curtain plate mounting portion attached in a state where the curtain plate hangs down below the top plate , and The bracket attached to the upper rear end of the desk is composed of a bracket body attached to the desk side and a curtain plate mounting piece attached to the curtain plate side, and through a curtain plate attaching / detaching means provided therebetween. The curtain plate mounting piece is detachably mounted on the bracket body.

( 4 ) In any one of the above items (1) to (3) , the desktop panel and the curtain plate are formed so that the desktop panel and the curtain plate form the same plane that is substantially perpendicular to the top plate. Attach to the bracket.

( 5 ) In any one of the above items (1) to (4) , the curtain plate is mounted on the curtain plate mounting portion so that the mounting position in the vertical direction can be adjusted.

According to the present invention, the following effects can be achieved.
(A) According to each invention described in each of claims 1 to 3, since it is possible to attach the desktop panel and the curtain to the desk using the same bracket provided on the desk, The number of points can be reduced and the structure can be simplified, and the cost can be reduced.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, since the bracket can be attached to and detached from the desk main body, the bracket is removed from the desk main body when it is not necessary to attach the desktop panel and the curtain. The choice of reattaching can be made freely. As a result, usability is improved and practical improvements can be achieved.
Furthermore, since the bracket is attached to the desk body via the connection reinforcing member, the use of this connection reinforcing member can improve the attachment strength.

( B ) According to the invention described in claim 2 , since the desktop panel can be attached to and detached from the bracket, the desktop panel can be removed from the bracket when it is unnecessary and can be re-installed when necessary. It can be carried out. As a result, usability is improved and practical improvements can be achieved.
Further, when the engagement pin is inserted into the attachment hole of the engagement portion and engaged, the desktop panel can be easily attached to the bracket, so that the attachment work can be simplified.
Furthermore, the elastic member interposed between the attachment hole and the engagement pin eliminates the gap between the attachment hole and the engagement pin, thereby preventing the desktop panel from rattling.

( C ) According to the invention described in claim 3 , since the curtain plate mounting piece on the curtain plate side is detachable from the desk-side bracket body, when the curtain plate is unnecessary, the curtain plate mounting piece is provided. Can be freely removed from the bracket body and reattached when necessary. As a result, usability is improved and practical improvements can be achieved.

( D ) According to the invention of claim 4 , since the desktop panel and the curtain plate form the same plane, the appearance can be improved.

( E ) According to the invention described in claim 5 , by attaching the curtain plate to the curtain plate mounting portion so that the vertical mounting position can be adjusted, the desktop panel and the curtain plate are attached to the desk in close contact with each other. Or can be mounted on a desk with a gap between them. When a gap is provided, the wiring can be passed through the gap in the front-rear direction.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of a desk provided with an example of a desktop panel and curtain plate mounting apparatus to which the present invention is applied, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the line II-II in FIG.

  1 and 2, the desk (1) is a desk straddling the desk main body (3) having a pair of left and right legs (2) and (2) facing the front-rear direction, and both legs (2) and (2). A top plate (4) attached on the main body (3), a desktop panel (5) and a curtain plate (6) attached to the desk main body (3) at the rear end of the top plate (4); The desktop panel (5) and the curtain plate (6) are composed of a pair of left and right brackets (7), (7) and the like for detachably supporting the desk main body (3).

  Since the desktop panel (5) and the curtain plate (6) are detachable via the brackets (7) and (7), they are not always used at the same time. One or both may be attached and used at the same time, or both may be used without being attached. The usage pattern is left to the user.

  The brackets (7) and (7) can switch the vertical position of the curtain plate (6) with respect to the desk body (3) to two positions, upper and lower, and the upper and lower positions of the curtain plate (6). Allows mounting in the opposite direction. Therefore, in the following description, as shown in FIG. 2, the mode in which the curtain plate (6) is arranged at the upper position is used as “setting A mode”, and as shown in FIG. 3, it is arranged at the lower position. A mode to be used is called “setting B mode”, and as shown in FIG. 4, a mode in which the curtain plate (6) is mounted upside down is called “setting C mode”, and each mode is called separately. To. 1 shows the same state as in FIG. 2 in the setting A mode.

  The pair of left and right brackets (7) and (7) have the same structure. The pair of brackets (7) and (7) are connected to the connecting reinforcing members (8) extending between the rear upper parts of the left and right legs (2) and (2) of the desk body (3) and facing to the left and right. It is attached to the left and right sides so that each is facing backward. In addition, it attaches to the upper surface (8a) of a connection reinforcement member (8) in the state which the lower surface (4a) of the top plate (4) contact | abutted.

  FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view schematically showing the desktop panel (5), the curtain plate (6), and the brackets (7) and (7). The desktop panel (5) protrudes downward from the lower surface of the panel plate (5a) at a substantially right angle to the lower surface of the panel plate (5a), corresponding to the positions where the left and right brackets (7) and (7) are attached. It has a pair of pins (5b) and (5b). Each pin (5b) (5b) has two rubber rings (5c) (5c) on the outer periphery thereof, as shown in FIG. Mounted away in the direction.

  The curtain plate (6) is a board with a thickness that is partially hollow inside, and corresponds to the front (6a) side facing the bracket (7) and to the left and right brackets (7) and (7), respectively. At these positions, mounting holes (9), (10), (11), (12), and (13) in which female threads are engraved are formed apart in the vertical direction (see FIGS. 2 to 4). Also, at the two positions of the curtain plate (6), that is, in the setting modes A and B, it corresponds to the upper surface (6b) which is the upper side in the vertical direction and directly above the mounting holes (9) to (13). The position of the curtain plate (6) and the lower surface (6c) which is the upper side in the vertical direction when the setting mode is C (the lower side in the vertical direction when the setting mode is A and B), and the mounting hole ( Cutout portions (14) and (15) can be formed at positions of the curtain plate (6) corresponding to the positions directly below 9) to (13). The notches (14) and (15) are normally closed with a removable cap (16) as shown in a partially enlarged view in FIG. When it is removed, a notch (14) or a notch (15) is formed. When not in use, the notch (14) or the notch (15) can be closed by closing again with the cap (16). FIG. 7 shows a state where the cap (16) is removed.

  FIG. 8 is an enlarged perspective view showing a part of the peripheral structure of the bracket (7) and the curtain plate (6). As shown in FIG. 8, each bracket (7) has a bracket main body (7A) attached to the desk main body (3) side via a connection reinforcing member (8), and a curtain plate (6) side as a curtain plate mounting portion. And a curtain plate mounting piece (7B) attached to the frame.

  9-11 is a figure which shows a bracket main body (7A). The structure of the bracket body (7A) will be further described with reference to these drawings. The bracket body (7A) includes a base piece portion (17) integrally formed by aluminum die casting, and the base piece portion (17 ) Has a hanging portion (18) that hangs at a substantially right angle from the rear lower surface side, and a mounting plate (18A) that is formed separately from the hanging portion (18) and attached to the hanging portion (18). is doing. The front end surface of the base piece portion (17) is provided with a mounting groove (17A) extending in the left-right direction, and the mounting groove (17A) has a part on the front side of the connection reinforcing member (8). And enables vertical positioning with respect to the connection reinforcing member (8).

  On the other hand, on the rear end side of the base piece (17), there is provided a desktop panel mounting portion (19) that protrudes rearward from the rear surface of the hanging portion (18) .This desktop panel mounting portion (19) A panel mounting hole (19A) penetrating in the vertical direction of the desk (1) is formed at substantially the center. The inner diameter of the panel mounting hole (19A) is the rubber ring attached to the inner surface of the panel mounting hole (19A) and the outer periphery of the pin (5b) when the desktop panel (5) side pin (5b) is inserted. (5c) is set to such a size that it is pressed to eliminate rattling. The base piece portion (17) has a mounting hole (21) formed so as to be continuous from the rear surface of the desktop panel mounting portion (19) to the inside of the mounting groove (17A). Further, on the upper surface of the base piece portion (17), a concave groove-like wiring receiving portion (17B) extending in the left-right direction is formed with the lead openings being open on both the left and right sides of the bracket body (7A). Yes.

  A rectangular groove (20A) extending in the vertical direction of the desk (1) is formed on the rear end surface of the hanging part (18), and further extending vertically on the bottom surface of the groove (20A). Two concave grooves (20B) (20B) are formed apart from each other in the vertical direction. Then, the metal mounting plate (18A) is mounted in the recessed groove (20A) so as to cover the entire recessed groove (20A).

  The mounting plate (18A) has engaging holes (22) and (22) as engaging portions extending in the vertical direction corresponding to the concave grooves (20B) and (20B) of the bracket body (7A), respectively. . Therefore, the back surface side of the engagement holes (22) and (22) is a space due to the formation of the concave grooves (20B) and (20B). The engagement holes (22) and (22) have the same structure as each other, have a widened portion (22A) at the upper end, and continue below the widened portion (22A) below the widened portion (22A). It has a narrow portion (22B) formed with a narrower width. The mounting plate (18A) is fixedly attached to the bracket body (7A) with the mounting screw (23a) in the concave groove (20A).

  When the bracket main body (7A) (7A) thus configured is attached to the desk main body (3) side, as shown in FIG. 2, first, the wiring receiving portion (17B) is directed upward and the upper surface of the upper surface is With the part (7a) in contact with the lower surface (4a) of the top plate (4), the mounting groove (17A) is brought into contact with the front surface of the connection reinforcing member (8). Next, the tapping screw (23b) that constitutes the bracket attaching / detaching means from the rear end side of the bracket body (7A) passes through the attachment hole (21) and is attached to the front surface of the connection reinforcing member (8). When screwed into (8A), it can be fixedly attached to the connection reinforcing member (8). Thus, the bracket main bodies (7A) and (7A) are attached to the desk main body (3) via the connection reinforcing member (8).

  12-15 is a figure which shows a curtain plate attachment piece (7B). The structure of the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) will be further described with reference to these drawings. The curtain plate mounting piece (7B) is a synthetic resin molded product, and is a pair of engaged parts formed vertically apart from each other by a dimension corresponding to the widened portion (22A) (22A) of the mounting plate (18A). A mounting hole (25) formed as a long hole extending between the portion (24) (24) and the engaged portion (24) (24), and the engaged portion (24 ) And mounting holes (26) and (27) formed on the opposite side of the mounting hole (25). Each engaged portion (24) (24) protrudes from the front surface (28) of the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) at a substantially right angle and passes through the widened portion (22A) of the mounting plate (18A). Thus, it can enter into the concave groove (20B).

  The portion between the front surface (28) of each engaged portion (24) (24) and the plate thickness (t) of the mounting plate (18A) is the same as or somewhat larger than the thickness (t) is the neck portion (24a). The neck portion (24a) has a left and right dimension that is the same as or slightly smaller than the width (S1) of the narrow width portion (22B). Furthermore, the portion of each engaged portion (24) (24) on the tip side of the neck (24a) functions as a widened head (24b), and the widened head (24b) has a widened portion with a left and right dimension ( It is smaller than the left and right dimensions of 22A) and larger than the narrow width portion (22B).

  Therefore, when the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) is pressed from the front side (28) side of the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) toward the inside of the widened portion (22A) of the mounting plate (18A), the curtain plate mounting piece The engaged portions (24) and (24) of (7B) can enter the concave groove (20B) through the widened portion (22A) of the bracket body (7A). Subsequently, when the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) is slid toward the narrow width portion (22B), the neck portion (24a) enters the narrow width portion (22B) and the widened head portion (24b) The uneven engagement engaged with the back side of the mounting plate (18A) is obtained. Due to the uneven engagement, the engaged portions (24) and (24) of the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) come out in a direction perpendicular to the front and rear surfaces of the mounting plate (18A) in the bracket body (7A). The curtain plate attaching piece (7B) is attached to the bracket body (7A).

  The mounting holes (25), (26) and (27) of the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) correspond to the mounting holes (9) to (13) of the curtain plate (6). The corresponding relationship is that the mounting hole (26) and the mounting hole (9) and the mounting hole (27) and the mounting hole (11) correspond in the position of the setting A mode, and the mounting hole ( 25) and the mounting hole (9), and the mounting hole (27) and the mounting hole (10) correspond to each other. At the position of the setting C mode, the mounting hole (25), the mounting hole (13), and the mounting hole (27) Corresponds to the mounting hole (12). The curtain plate mounting pieces (7B) can be fixed to the front surface (6a) of the curtain plate (6) with mounting screws (29) at the corresponding positions.

  Next, the operation will be described. With the curtain plate attachment piece (7B) attached to the setting A mode position of the curtain plate (6), the curtain plate attachment piece (7B) is attached to the bracket body (7A) together with the curtain plate (6). In the state of being attached to the setting A mode position, the desktop panel attachment portion (19) of the bracket body (7A) enters the curtain plate (6). However, since the notch (14) is provided at a position corresponding to the desktop panel mounting portion (19), when the cap (16) of the notch (14) is removed, the desktop panel is placed in the notch (14). As shown in FIG. 2, the mounting portion (19) is released, and the front plate (28) of the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) can be mounted in contact with the mounting plate (18A). In this attached state, the upper surface (6B) of the curtain plate (6) is substantially the same as the lower surface (4a) of the top plate (4).

  In this mounted state, a clearance (30a) is created between the rear end surface (4c) of the top plate (4) and the curtain plate (6) in the wiring receiving portion (17B), and further, the clearance (30a) A gap (30b) is formed as a wiring space between the lower surface (4a) of the top plate (4) and the wiring receiving portion (17B). Then, the wiring cable (31) is directed left and right, and the wiring cable (31) is inserted into the gap (30b) on each wiring receiving portion (17B) through the gap (30a), and a pair of left and right brackets (7 ) (7), the wiring cable (31) can be placed in a state along the lower surface (4a) of the top plate (4). That is, in this wiring, the wiring cable (31) is hidden by the top plate (4) and wired in a state where it is not exposed to the outside.

  Next, when the pin (5b) is inserted into the mounting hole (19A) of the desktop panel mounting portion (19), the desktop panel (5) can be mounted on the bracket body (7A). The desktop panel (5) attached in this way is in the same plane as the curtain plate (6) and is almost perpendicular to the top plate (4). 1 and 2 show this state.

  Next, when the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) is attached to the bracket body (7A) together with the curtain plate (6) with the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) attached at the setting B mode position of the curtain plate (6). FIG. In this case, the curtain plate (6) is moved downward in the vertical direction as compared with the setting A mode position. Next, when the pin (5b) is inserted into the mounting hole (19A) of the desktop panel mounting portion (19) and the desktop panel (5) is mounted on the bracket body (7A), the desktop panel (5) and the curtain plate (6) A gap (α) is created between the two. The point where the gap (α) is created is different from the setting A mode position, and the other points are the same, and the description is omitted.

  Next, when the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) is attached to the setting C mode position of the curtain plate (6), the curtain plate (6) has the vertical direction set to the setting A mode position and the setting B mode position. Is reversed. That is, the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) is mounted in a state where the vertical direction is reversed with respect to the curtain plate (6), and the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) is attached to the bracket body (7A). ). FIG. 4 shows a state where it is attached to this setting C mode position.

  When this curtain plate mounting piece (7B) is attached to the setting C mode position of the curtain plate (6), compared to the case where the curtain plate (6) is in the setting A mode position, in the vertical direction of the desk (1), The position is moved upward. Further, the desktop panel mounting portion (19) of the bracket body (7A) enters a state of entering the interior of the curtain plate mounting piece (7B). However, since the notch portion (15) is provided at a position corresponding to the desktop panel mounting portion (19), the desktop panel mounting portion (19) is removed by removing the cap (16) of the notch portion (15). As shown in FIG. 4, it can be attached in a state where the front surface (28) of the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) is in contact with the mounting plate (18A) as shown in FIG. In this attached state, the upper surface (6B) of the curtain plate (6) is substantially the same as the upper surface (4b) of the top plate (4).

  Next, when the pin (5b) is inserted into the mounting hole (19A) of the desktop panel mounting portion (19) and the desktop panel (5) is mounted on the bracket body (7A), the desktop panel (5) and the curtain ( With 6), it is in a close contact state without any gaps.

  Therefore, in the configuration in this embodiment, the following effects (i) to (xi) can be expected by acting as described above.

(I) Since the same bracket (7) provided on the desk (1) can be used to attach the desktop panel (5) and the curtain panel (6) to the desk (1), the number of parts can be reduced. The structure can be simplified and the cost can be reduced.

(Ii) When the desktop panel (5) and the curtain plate (6) are attached to the desk (1), the desktop panel (5) and the curtain plate (6) form the same plane, so that the appearance is improved. I can plan.

(Iii) By attaching the curtain plate (6) to the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) so that the vertical mounting position can be adjusted, the desktop panel (5) and the curtain plate (6) are brought into close contact with each other. It can be attached to (1), or it can be installed on the desk (1) with a gap (α) between them. If a gap (α) is provided, wiring can be made from the gap (α). Can be passed in the front-rear direction.
(Iv) Since the bracket (7) is detachably attached to the desk body (3) using the tapping screw (23b) as the bracket attaching / detaching means, the desktop panel (5) and the curtain plate (6) are attached. When is unnecessary, the bracket (7) can be freely removed from the desk body (3) and reattached when necessary. This improves usability.

(V) Since the bracket (7) is attached to the desk body (3) via the connection reinforcing member (8), the use of this connection reinforcing member (8) can improve the attachment strength.

(Vi) Using the wiring receiving portion (17B) of the bracket (7), connect the wiring cable (31) to the clearance (30b) between the lower surface (4a) of the top plate (4) and the wiring receiving portion (17B). Since wiring can be performed in a state in which the wiring is prevented from being exposed to the outside, sufficient wiring capacity can be secured, and usability and appearance are improved. And since the bracket (7) is detachably attached by the tapping screw (23b) as the bracket attaching / detaching means, the wiring processing function is automatically provided when the desktop panel (5) is attached. Will also be added.

(Vii) Since the desktop panel (5) can be attached to and detached from the bracket (7), the option of removing the desktop panel (5) from the bracket (7) when it is unnecessary and reattaching it when necessary. Can be done freely. This improves usability.

(Viii) When the engaging pin (5b) is inserted and engaged in the mounting hole (19A) of the desktop panel mounting portion (19) as the engaging portion, the desktop panel (5) can be easily attached to the bracket (7). Since it can be attached, the installation work can be simplified.

(Ix) A rubber ring (5c), which is an elastic member, is provided on the outer periphery of the engagement pin (5b), and the rubber ring (5c) eliminates a gap between the mounting hole (19A) and the engagement pin (5b). As a result, it is possible to prevent rattling of the desktop panel (5).

(X) Since the curtain plate (6) can be attached to and detached from the bracket (7), the option to remove the curtain plate (6) from the bracket (7) when it is not needed and reattach it when necessary is free. Can be done. This improves usability.

(Xi) When the engaged portion (24) is pushed into the widened portion (22A) of the engaging hole (22) that is the engaging portion and then slid in the narrow portion (22B), the bracket (7) On the other hand, since the curtain plate (6) can be easily attached, the attaching operation can be simplified.

(Xii) The desktop panel mounting part (19) which is a part of the bracket (7) protruding toward the curtain plate (6) is absorbed by the notches (14) and (15) which are recesses on the curtain plate (6) side. So that the upper end of the curtain plate (6) is in contact with the lower end of the desktop panel (5) with the desktop panel (5) mounted on the bracket (7) aligned in the front-rear position, The top surface (4) of the desk (1) can be flush with the top surface, and the curtain plate (6) can be mounted close to the desk (1).
Further, by providing a cutout portion (15) connected to the front surface on the lower surface side of the curtain plate (6), the curtain plate (6) is turned upside down and attached to the bracket (7) in a further manner. be able to.

  It should be noted that the present invention can be variously modified and changed in the above embodiments without departing from the gist of the present invention. For example, the above embodiment discloses a structure in which an engagement hole (22) as an engagement portion is provided on the bracket body (7A) side and an engaged portion (24) is provided on the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) side. However, the structure may be such that the engaged portion (24) is provided on the bracket body (7A) side and the engaging hole (22) as the engaging portion is provided on the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) side.

  Further, in the relationship between the bracket body (7A) and the desktop panel (5), the mounting hole (19A) may be provided on the desktop panel (5) side and the pin (5b) may be provided on the bracket body (7A) side. .

  Furthermore, although the bracket (7) has disclosed a structure in which one pair is provided on the left and right, two or more brackets (7) may be provided.

  Further, for example, as shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, the width of the narrow portion (22B) is formed so that the width gradually decreases as the distance from the wide portion (22A) increases. The cross-sectional shape of the neck portion (24a) in the engaged portion (24) that slides is a trapezoidal shape that enables wedge engagement with the narrow width portion (22B) on the tip side of the narrow width portion (22B). It may be configured. 16 is an exploded perspective view of the bracket (7), and FIG. 17 shows the case where the neck (24a) is in the widened portion (22A) and the innermost end of the narrowed portion (22B) from the widened portion (22A). Two states are shown when moving to. With this configuration, when the engaged portion (24) slides in the engagement hole (22) from the widened portion (22A) into the narrowed portion (22B), the neck portion (24a) is narrowed. Since the wedge is firmly engaged on the free end side of the width portion (22B), the engagement between the engagement hole (22) and the engaged portion (24) can be reliably and without backlash. Can do.

  Further, a spring member is interposed between the bracket body (7A) and the curtain plate mounting piece (7B), and in the uneven engagement between the engagement hole (22) and the engaged portion (24), the narrow width portion If the enlarged head (24b) is in spring contact with the back surface of (22B), rattling between the bracket body (7A) and the curtain plate mounting piece (7B) can be eliminated.

It is the external appearance perspective view which looked at the desk provided with one Embodiment of this invention from the back side. FIG. 2 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional side view taken along line II-II in FIG. 1 and shows a state when setting A mode is adopted. It is an expansion vertical side view of the same part as Drawing 2 when it is set as the state of setting B mode. It is an enlarged vertical side view of the same part as FIG. 2 when it is set as the state of the setting C aspect. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows a desktop panel, a curtain, and a bracket roughly. FIG. 6 is an enlarged detailed perspective view of a VI part in FIG. 5. It is a principal part expansion perspective view explaining a notch part. FIG. 3 is an enlarged perspective view showing a part of a peripheral structure of a bracket and a curtain plate in an exploded manner. It is a front view of a bracket main body. It is a vertical side view along the XX line of FIG. It is a cross-sectional plan view which follows the XI-XI line of FIG. It is a front view of a curtain plate mounting piece. It is a side view similarly. It is a bottom view similarly. It is a vertical side view along the XV-XV line of FIG. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the other Example of a bracket typically. Similarly, it is a partial longitudinal front view at the time of the engagement.

(1) Desk
(2) Leg
(3) Desk body
(4) Top plate
(4a) Bottom surface
(4b) Top surface
(4c) Rear end face
(5) Desktop panel
(5a) Panel plate
(5b) Pin
(5c) Rubber ring (elastic member)
(6) Curtain board
(6a) Front
(6b) Top surface
(7) Bracket
(7A) Bracket body
(7B) Curtain plate mounting piece
(8) Connecting reinforcement member
(8A) Mounting hole
(9) (10) (11) (12) (13) Mounting hole
(14) Notch
(15) Notch
(16) Cap
(17) Base piece
(17A) Mounting groove
(17B) Wiring receiving part
(18) hanging part
(18A) Mounting plate
(19) Desktop panel attachment
(19A) Mounting hole
(20A) Concave groove
(20B) Groove
(22) Engagement hole (engagement part)
(22A) Widening part
(22B) Narrow part
(23a) Mounting screw
(23b) Tapping screw (bracket attaching / detaching means)
(24) Engaged part
(24a) Neck
(24b) Wide head
(25) (26) (27) Mounting hole
(28) Front
(29) Mounting screw
(30a) Clearance
(30b) Clearance
(31) Wiring cable
(α) Clearance

Claims (5)

A connecting reinforcing member extending in the left-right direction is fixed to the upper rear end portion of the desk, and the desktop panel mounting portion is mounted with the desktop panel protruding above the top plate, and the curtain plate is below the top plate. wherein bracket and a curtain plate mounting portion attached by hanging state, via the bracket detachable means provided between said connection reinforcing member and the bracket, that removably attached to the upper rear portion of the desk A device for attaching a desktop panel and a curtain on a desk or the like. A bracket comprising: a desktop panel mounting portion that is mounted in a state where the desktop panel protrudes upward from the top plate; and a curtain plate mounting portion that is mounted in a state where the curtain plate is suspended below the top plate. The desktop panel is detachably attached to the bracket via a desktop panel attaching / detaching means provided between the desktop panel and the bracket provided at the upper rear end , and the desktop panel attaching / detaching means is connected to the desktop panel and the desktop panel attaching part. And an engagement hole provided on the other side, and provided with a mounting hole facing in the vertical direction in the engagement portion, An engagement pin that can be removably inserted into the attachment hole is provided, and the engagement pin inserted into the attachment hole and the attachment hole An elastic member to eliminate the gap between the mounting device of the desktop panel and curtain plate, characterized in that integrally provided on the outer peripheral surface of the engaging pin. A desktop panel mounting portion that is mounted in a state where the desktop panel protrudes upward from the top plate, and a curtain plate mounting portion that is mounted in a state where the curtain plate hangs downward from the top plate , and the upper portion of the desk A bracket attached to the rear end portion is composed of a bracket body attached to the desk side and a curtain plate mounting piece attached to the curtain plate side, and the curtain is attached via a curtain plate attaching / detaching means provided therebetween. An apparatus for attaching a desktop panel and a curtain board in a desk or the like , wherein a plate attachment piece is detachably attached to the bracket body . 4. The desktop panel and the curtain plate are attached to a bracket so that the desktop panel and the curtain plate form a same plane that is substantially perpendicular to the top board . A device for attaching a desktop panel and a curtain in a desk or the like according to any one of the above. The apparatus for attaching a desktop panel and a curtain plate to a desk or the like according to any one of claims 1 to 4 , wherein the curtain plate is attached to the curtain plate attachment portion so that the vertical attachment position can be adjusted.

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