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JP5330479B2
JP5330479B2 JP2011232243A JP2011232243A JP5330479B2 JP 5330479 B2 JP5330479 B2 JP 5330479B2 JP 2011232243 A JP2011232243 A JP 2011232243A JP 2011232243 A JP2011232243 A JP 2011232243A JP 5330479 B2 JP5330479 B2 JP 5330479B2
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本発明は、本出願人による先出願(特願2006−299596「ラック体」、特願2008−285927「自在立体」及び特願2010−197113「本立て型ラック体」)中のDVD、テーブル及び本立て型各ラック体等の物品収納整理用ラック体の改良に関する。      The present invention relates to a DVD, a table, and a book stand in prior applications by the present applicant (Japanese Patent Application No. 2006-299596 “Rack Body”, Japanese Patent Application No. 2008-285927 “Uniform Solid” and Japanese Patent Application No. 2010-197113 “Rack Body”). The present invention relates to an improvement of a rack body for organizing and storing articles such as each type of rack body.

本出願人によるラック体に関する先出願(特願2006−299596、特願2008−285927及び特願2010−197113)を背景技術とする。      The prior application (Japanese Patent Application No. 2006-299596, Japanese Patent Application No. 2008-285927 and Japanese Patent Application No. 2010-197113) related to the rack body by the present applicant is used as the background art.

先出願のラック体によれば、複連リングや連結具は製造に工数と手間が掛かってコスト増を招き、ラック組立作業も煩雑となる。本発明は、主として金属製の板と柱とを直接、連結固定し、製造の工数と手間を軽減してコストを低減して作業を簡略化し、且つ、金属製により十分な強度を確保したラック体を提供することを目的とする。      According to the rack body of the prior application, the multi-ring and the connecting tool take man-hours and labor to manufacture, thereby increasing the cost and making the rack assembling work complicated. The present invention is a rack in which mainly metal plates and columns are directly connected and fixed, the manufacturing man-hours and labor are reduced, the cost is reduced, the work is simplified, and the metal is secured with sufficient strength. The purpose is to provide a body.

本発明は、相異なる大きさ及び各種幾何学形状からなる所定数の板材を、同一形状 と大きさの一群を一組として各種形状及び大きさ毎に複数組、揃えてなり、所定数と径の連結孔が穿設された連結板が前記各板材周縁部に沿って衝立て状に一体形成された所定形状と厚さの複数の段板と、相異なる各種長さからなる所定数の柱材を、同一長さの一群を 一組として各種長さ毎に複数組揃えてなり、前記各柱材の所定位置に一体に設けた連結凹部の背面に連結用透孔を穿設し、前記凹部を連結板に嵌めて段板に交叉連結される所定長さと径の複数の段柱と、並んだ前記透孔と連結孔とに同時に挿通して段板と段柱とを縦に交叉連結して固定し、又は相異なる段板の連結板を付き合わせて重なった連結孔に同時に挿通して相異なる段板同士を横に平面連結して固定する位置決めピンとを具備し、段板を上下に整列させて各段毎に所望長さの段柱で縦に交叉連結し、各段所望高さの収納段を上 下に所望段数、形成し、又は段板を横に所望形状と大きさに整列させて平面連結し、所望 の段数と形状及び大きさの所望ラック体を形成したことを特徴とする。In the present invention, a predetermined number of plate members having different sizes and various geometric shapes are arranged in a plurality of sets for each shape and size, with a group of the same shape and size as a set, and the predetermined number and diameter are arranged. A plurality of step plates having a predetermined shape and thickness integrally formed in a partition shape along the peripheral edge of each plate member, and a predetermined number of columns each having a different length. A plurality of sets of materials having the same length as a set are arranged for each length, and a through hole for connection is formed in the back surface of a connection recess integrally provided at a predetermined position of each column member , A plurality of step pillars of a predetermined length and diameter that are cross-connected to the step plate by fitting the recesses to the connection plate, and the through holes and the connection holes arranged at the same time are simultaneously inserted to cross the step plate and the step column vertically. Rights to fixed or phase butted different stage plate connecting plate of different stages plates are then inserted simultaneously into overlapping connection hole beside Linked to and a positioning pin for fixing and aligning the stage plate in a vertical cross linked vertically in stage pillars desired length for each stage, a desired number of stages up under the storage stage of each stage desired height , formed, or a step plate laterally aligned with the desired shape and size in plan connected, characterized in that the formation of the desired rack having a desired number and shape and size.

上記解決手段による作用を次に述べる。まず一対の段板を上下に整列配置し、上下に位置する各連結板に段柱の上下各連結凹部を嵌めて上下各位置で連結孔と連結用透孔とを同軸に並べる。位置決めピンのボルトを段柱側から両孔に同時挿通して段板連結板側でナット締めし、段板と段柱とを縦に交叉連結して固定する。同作業を連結孔の一つ置飛びに実施する。次に、段板上方に同寸法形状の他の段板を同様に整列配置し、段板の空き連結孔に段柱を嵌めて同様に段板と段柱とを交叉連結して固定する。以後、順次、同様に段板を段柱とを連結交叉して固定し、所望ラック体を形成する。又、横に整列させた段板の連結板同士を付き合わせ、重なった連結孔に位置決めピンを挿通して横に平面連結する。      The operation of the above solution will be described next. First, a pair of step plates are arranged in an up-and-down arrangement, and the upper and lower connection recesses of the step pillars are fitted to the upper and lower connection plates, and the connection holes and the connection through holes are arranged coaxially at the upper and lower positions. The bolts of the positioning pins are simultaneously inserted into both holes from the step column side and tightened with nuts on the step plate connection plate side, and the step plate and the step column are vertically cross connected and fixed. The same operation is carried out with one connecting hole. Next, another step plate having the same size and shape is arranged in the same manner above the step plate, and the step column is fitted into the empty connection hole of the step plate, and the step plate and the step column are similarly connected and fixed. Thereafter, the desired rack body is formed by sequentially fixing the stepped plate to the stepped column in the same manner. Further, the connecting plates of the stepped plates arranged side by side are attached to each other, and a positioning pin is inserted into the overlapping connecting hole so as to be connected in a horizontal plane.

本発明によれば、従来の複連リングや連結具を用いずに段板を縦横に自在に配して連結固定して所望段数と大きさのラック体を形成でき、作業が簡略化し、部品点数も大幅に減って工数及びコストが低減する。又、金属板で形成し、強度も確保する。      According to the present invention, it is possible to form a rack body having a desired number of steps and size by freely arranging and fixing the step plates vertically and horizontally without using conventional double rings and connectors, simplifying the work, The number of points is also greatly reduced, and man-hours and costs are reduced. Moreover, it forms with a metal plate and ensures intensity | strength.

本発明の実施の形態を図1〜図6を参照して以下に説明する。まず図1(a)(b)は本発明ラック体の要部である交叉連結部位の一部断面側面図と部分平面図、図1(c)(d)は交叉連結に係る本発明ラック体の平面図と側面図、図1(e)(f)は本発明ラック体の各概略斜視図である。図において(1)は段板、(2)は段柱、(3)は位置決めピンのボルトで、図1(e)〜(l)については後述する。段板(1)は、図2(a)(b)に示すように、外周に沿って連結板(1a)を一体形成した所定厚の方形金属平板(1’)からなり、連結板(1a)の所定位置に所定数と径の連結孔(1b)を穿設する。次に、図2(c)に示すように、連結板(1a)を下方に折曲成形し、図2(d)(e)に示すように、周縁部に連結板(1a)を衝立て状に一体形成した本発明の方形段板(1)を形成する。      Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. First, FIGS. 1A and 1B are a partial cross-sectional side view and a partial plan view of a cross connection portion which is a main part of the rack body of the present invention, and FIGS. 1C and 1D are rack bodies of the present invention related to cross connection. FIG. 1E and FIG. 1F are schematic perspective views of the rack body of the present invention. In the figure, (1) is a step plate, (2) is a step column, (3) is a positioning pin bolt, and FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 2 (a) and 2 (b), the step plate (1) is formed of a rectangular metal flat plate (1 ′) having a predetermined thickness integrally formed with a connection plate (1a) along the outer periphery. ) Are provided with a predetermined number and diameter of connecting holes (1b). Next, as shown in FIG. 2 (c), the connecting plate (1a) is bent downward, and as shown in FIGS. 2 (d) and 2 (e), the connecting plate (1a) is placed on the peripheral edge. The rectangular step plate (1) of the present invention integrally formed in a shape is formed.

尚、方形段板(1)のコーナ部(1ac)(図2(d)参照)では連結板(1a)が一旦途切れて隙間が生じる。そこで、図2(f)に示す取付け孔(1ba)を有する金属製鉤形補強板(1aa)を内側からコーナ部(1ac)に付き当て隙間を塞いであてがう。コーナ近傍の連結孔(1b)に取付け孔(1ba)を重ねて連通させ、後述の位置決めピン(3)のボルトとナットとで補強板(1aa)を隣接の連結板(1a)に連結固定する。これにより段板(1a)のコーナ部(1ac)の隙間を塞いで途切れを解消し、強度向上を図る。図2(g)に示すように、連結孔(1b)をやや横長穴に形成しておき、位置決めピン(3)のボルトに対し遊びを設けておく。図2(h)に示す連結板(1ad)は予め折り返しを二重に重ねて板厚を増し、強度をより大きくしている。      In addition, in the corner part (1ac) (refer FIG.2 (d)) of a square step board (1), a connection board (1a) once interrupts and a clearance gap arises. Therefore, a metal saddle-shaped reinforcing plate (1aa) having a mounting hole (1ba) shown in FIG. 2 (f) is applied from the inside to the corner portion (1ac) to close the gap. The mounting hole (1ba) is overlapped and communicated with the connecting hole (1b) near the corner, and the reinforcing plate (1aa) is connected and fixed to the adjacent connecting plate (1a) with bolts and nuts of positioning pins (3) described later. . As a result, the gap between the corner portions (1ac) of the step plate (1a) is closed to eliminate the break, thereby improving the strength. As shown in FIG. 2 (g), the connecting hole (1b) is formed in a slightly oblong hole, and play is provided for the bolt of the positioning pin (3). The connecting plate (1ad) shown in FIG. 2 (h) is previously folded twice to increase the plate thickness and increase the strength.

図2(i)(j)に示すように、外周に沿って連結板(1c)を一体形成した所定厚の円形金属平板(1d’)の各連結板(1c)に所定径の連結孔(1e)を穿設する。次に、上記同様、連結板(1c)を下方に折曲成形し、図2(k)(l)に示すように、周縁部に連結板(1c)を衝立て状に一体形成した本発明の円形段板(1d)を形成する。尚、図2(m)に示すように、連結孔(1e)は円形とし、位置決めピン(3)のボルトに対する遊びを設けない。又、連結板(1e)は外周に沿って一つ飛びや二つ飛び等、不連続的に一体形成しても良い。      As shown in FIGS. 2 (i) and 2 (j), each of the connection plates (1 c) of the circular metal flat plate (1 d ′) having a predetermined thickness integrally formed with the connection plate (1 c) along the outer periphery has a connection hole ( 1e) is drilled. Next, similarly to the above, the connecting plate (1c) is bent downward, and the connecting plate (1c) is integrally formed in the periphery in the form of a screen as shown in FIGS. 2 (k) and (l). The circular step plate (1d) is formed. As shown in FIG. 2 (m), the connecting hole (1e) is circular and no play is provided on the bolt of the positioning pin (3). Further, the connecting plate (1e) may be integrally formed discontinuously such as one jump or two jump along the outer periphery.

又、金属平板(1d’)において連結板(1c)の一体成形に工数を多く要する場合、図3(a)〜(c)に示すように、予め別体で鉤型に個別成形した連結板(1f)を所定数、形成しておく。その鉤型の正面と上面にそれぞれ連結孔(1fa)と取付け孔(1fb)とを穿設し、且つ、図3(d)に示すように、円形金属平板(1g)の周縁部近傍の所定位置に取付け穴(1ga)を穿設する。図3(e)〜(g)に示すように、金属平板(1g)の周縁部裏面側に下方から連結板(1f)上面側をあてがって両板(1f)(1g)の各取付け孔(1fb)(1ga)に取付け用ボルト(4)を同時に挿通し、下面側でナット(4a)締めする。この時、図3(e)に示すように、金属平板(1g)のボルト取付け位置の周縁部を除いてボルト高さと略同じ厚みの板材(5)を貼り付け、ボルト(4)による凸部をカバーしておくと、好適である。又、図3(h)に示すように、正面側に連結孔(1ha)を穿設した鉤型連結板(1h)において取付け孔(1fb)(1ga)に代えて連結板(1h)の上面(1hb)側を金属平板(1g)の取付け位置に溶接や接着剤等で直接、取付け固定しても良い。      In addition, when a large number of man-hours are required to integrally form the connecting plate (1c) in the metal flat plate (1d '), as shown in FIGS. 3 (a) to 3 (c), a connecting plate that is separately separately formed into a saddle shape in advance. A predetermined number of (1f) is formed. A connecting hole (1fa) and a mounting hole (1fb) are formed in the front and top surfaces of the saddle shape, respectively, and as shown in FIG. 3 (d), a predetermined portion near the peripheral edge of the circular metal flat plate (1g) is formed. A mounting hole (1ga) is made at the position. As shown in FIGS. 3 (e) to 3 (g), the upper surface side of the connecting plate (1f) is applied from below to the rear surface side of the peripheral edge of the metal flat plate (1g), and each mounting hole (1f) (1g) 1fb) (1ga) is simultaneously inserted with the mounting bolt (4), and the nut (4a) is tightened on the lower surface side. At this time, as shown in FIG. 3 (e), a plate (5) having a thickness substantially the same as the bolt height is pasted except for the peripheral portion of the bolt mounting position of the metal flat plate (1g), and the convex portion by the bolt (4). It is preferable to cover. Further, as shown in FIG. 3 (h), the upper surface of the connecting plate (1h) is replaced with a vertical connecting plate (1h) having a connecting hole (1ha) formed on the front side, instead of the mounting holes (1fb) (1ga). The (1hb) side may be directly attached and fixed to the attachment position of the metal flat plate (1g) by welding or an adhesive.

図3(i)〜(o)は各種寸法形状の段板(1i)〜(1o)を示し、段板(1i)(1j)は大小各方形板、段板(1k)(1l)は大小各円形板、段板(1m)(1n)は大小各正三角形板、段板(1o)は正六角形板をそれぞれ示す。各段板(1i)〜(1o)の各周縁部に沿って、即ち方形段板(1i)(1j)の四辺部、円形段板(1k)(1l)の円周部、正三角形段板(1m)(1n)の三辺部、正六角形板(1o)の六辺部にそれぞれ連結板(1ia)(1ja)(1ka)(1la)(1ma)(1na)(1oa)を一体形成する(但し、鎖線で一辺の連結板を示し、他辺はそれと同形とし、点線で示す)。上記各連結板(1ia)(1ja)(1ka)(1la)(1ma)(1na)(1oa)は段板と各一体成形する。又は特に円形、正三角形、正六角形において一体成形困難の場合、図3(p)(q)に示すように、予め別体で形成した鉤型連結板(1p)(1q)を上記同様、各段板(1i)〜(1o)に取付けても良い。      3 (i) to (o) show stepped plates (1i) to (1o) of various sizes and shapes, stepped plates (1i) and (1j) are large and small rectangular plates, and stepped plates (1k) and (1l) are large and small. Each circular plate, step plates (1m) and (1n) are large and small equilateral triangle plates, and step plate (1o) is a regular hexagonal plate. Along each peripheral portion of each step plate (1i) to (1o), that is, four sides of the rectangular step plates (1i) and (1j), a circumferential portion of the circular step plates (1k) and (1l), an equilateral triangle step plate Connecting plates (1ia) (1ja) (1ka) (1la) (1ma) (1na) (1oa) are integrally formed on the three sides of (1m) (1n) and the six sides of the regular hexagonal plate (1o). (However, the connecting plate on one side is indicated by a chain line, and the other side has the same shape as that shown by a dotted line). The connecting plates (1ia), (1ja), (1ka), (1la), (1ma), (1na), and (1oa) are integrally formed with the step plates. Or, in particular, in the case where it is difficult to integrally form a circle, a regular triangle, or a regular hexagon, as shown in FIGS. 3 (p) and (q), the vertical connecting plates (1p) and (1q) formed separately in advance are respectively You may attach to step board (1i)-(1o).

尚、連結板(1ia)(1ja)(1ka)(1la)(1ma)(1na)(1oa)においてそれぞれ連結孔(1ib)(1jb)(1kb)(1lb)(1mb)(1nb)(1ob)を穿設する。図3(p)(q)に示すように、鉤型連結板(1p)の正面に連結孔(1pa)、連結板(1q)の正面と上面にそれぞれ連結孔(1qa)と取付け孔(1qb)を穿設する。鉤型連結板(1p)の上面(1pb)を貼り付け等の取付け面とし、取付け孔(1qb)は鉤型連結板(1q)の取付け部位である。図3(r)に示す段板(1r)は連結板(1ra)も含めて金属線材で網目を形成してなる網型段板で、連結板(1ra)の網目隙間を連結孔とする。この時、網目隙間が粗く、位置決めピン(3)のボルトが網目を通り抜ける場合、所定形状のワッシャ等を介して網目隙間にボルトを挿通させれば良い。図示例各段板の他、成形可能であれば、楕円形や半円形板、扇形板、四分円形や四分円環形板、直角二等辺三角形板、正五角形板、長二等辺三角形板等、各種幾何学形状の他、様々な形状を必要や好みに応じて任意に導入しても良く、各段板周縁部に連結孔を穿設した所定の連結板を一体形成し、又は別体で取付け固定する。      In the connection plates (1ia) (1ja) (1ka) (1la) (1ma) (1na) (1oa), connection holes (1ib) (1jb) (1kb) (1lb) (1mb) (1nb) (1ob) To drill. As shown in FIGS. 3 (p) and 3 (q), a connecting hole (1pa) is formed on the front surface of the saddle-shaped connecting plate (1p), and a connecting hole (1qa) and a mounting hole (1qb are formed on the front surface and the upper surface of the connecting plate (1q), respectively. ). The upper surface (1pb) of the vertical connection plate (1p) is an attachment surface such as affixing, and the attachment hole (1qb) is an attachment site of the vertical connection plate (1q). The step plate (1r) shown in FIG. 3 (r) is a mesh type step plate formed of a metal wire material including the connection plate (1ra), and the mesh gap of the connection plate (1ra) is used as a connection hole. At this time, when the mesh gap is coarse and the bolt of the positioning pin (3) passes through the mesh, the bolt may be inserted into the mesh gap via a washer or the like having a predetermined shape. In addition to each stepped plate, if possible, oval, semicircular plate, fan plate, quadrant or quadrant ring plate, right-angled isosceles triangle plate, regular pentagonal plate, long isosceles triangle plate, etc. In addition to various geometric shapes, various shapes may be arbitrarily introduced according to necessity or preference, and a predetermined connection plate having a connection hole formed in the peripheral portion of each step plate is integrally formed or separated. Install and fix with.

次に、図4(a)(b)(c)に示すように、段柱(2)は側面上下各部に同一方向に開口した所定奥行と縦幅の一対の連結凹部(2a)が一体形成された所定長さと径の金属パイプ製丸棒体で、連結凹部(2a)を段板(1)の連結板(1a)に嵌めて段板(1)に縦に交叉連結する。上記連結凹部(2a)の縦幅(Do)は段板(1)の連結板(1a)の縦幅(Do)(図2(e)参照)に等しくする。図4(d)(e)に示すように、連結凹部(2a)の背面に段柱側面に貫通する連結用透孔(2b)を穿設し、後述のように、連結板(1a)の連結孔(1b)と透孔(2b)とに位置決めピン(3)を挿通し、交叉連結した段板(1)と段柱(2)とを位置決め固定する。段柱(2)は各種長さのものを長さ毎に所定数ずつ用意しておく。図4(f)に示すように、透孔(2b)を軸方向に長めに楕円状に形成して遊びを持たせ、同軸に並んだ連結孔(1b)とに位置決めピン(3)を確実容易に挿通させる。図4(g)(h)に示すように、段柱(2c)を金属製丸棒体で形成しても良く、又はプラスチック樹脂、木材等でも良く、上記同様、連結凹部(2ca)及びその背面の連結用透孔を設ける。      Next, as shown in FIGS. 4A, 4B, and 4C, the step column (2) is integrally formed with a pair of connecting recesses (2a) having a predetermined depth and a vertical width that are open in the same direction on the upper and lower sides of the side surface. The connecting concave portion (2a) is fitted into the connecting plate (1a) of the step plate (1) and is vertically cross-connected to the step plate (1) with the round bar made of metal pipe having a predetermined length and diameter. The vertical width (Do) of the connecting recess (2a) is made equal to the vertical width (Do) of the connecting plate (1a) of the step plate (1) (see FIG. 2 (e)). As shown in FIGS. 4D and 4E, a connecting through hole (2b) penetrating the side surface of the step column is formed in the back surface of the connecting recess (2a), and the connecting plate (1a) is formed as described later. The positioning pin (3) is inserted into the connecting hole (1b) and the through hole (2b), and the stepped plate (1) and the stepped column (2) that are cross-connected are positioned and fixed. A predetermined number of steps (2) having various lengths are prepared for each length. As shown in FIG. 4 (f), the through hole (2b) is formed in an elliptical shape that is longer in the axial direction to provide play, and the positioning pin (3) is securely connected to the connecting hole (1b) arranged coaxially. Insert easily. As shown in FIGS. 4 (g) (h), the step column (2c) may be formed of a metal round bar, or may be a plastic resin, wood, etc. A connecting through hole on the back is provided.

図4(i)の段柱(2d)は側面に同一方向に開口した3個の連結凹部(2da)を一体形成し、図4(j)の段柱(2e)は側面上下各部に異方向に開口した一対の連結凹部(2ea)を一体形成する。図4(k)の段柱(2f)は短柱にして側面下部に1個の連結凹部(2fa)を一体形成し、後述のように主に収納物落下防止用とする。上記同様、各連結凹部(2da)(2ea)(2fa)の背面に連結用透孔をそれぞれ設ける。      The step column (2d) in FIG. 4 (i) is integrally formed with three connecting recesses (2da) opened in the same direction on the side surface, and the step column (2e) in FIG. A pair of connecting recesses (2ea) that are open at the same time are integrally formed. The step column (2f) in FIG. 4 (k) is a short column and integrally formed with one connecting recess (2fa) at the lower part of the side surface, and is mainly used for preventing the fall of stored items as will be described later. Similarly to the above, a connecting through hole is provided on the back surface of each connecting recess (2da) (2ea) (2fa).

図4()()()の段柱(2i)は所定長の金属パイプの連結凹部(2a)の上部位を部分切除し、その背面に連結用透孔(2ia)を形成し、後述のように、横に平面連結した段板(1)の中間連結位置支持用とする。図4()の連結パイプ(6)は段柱(2i)の同軸連結用のもので、同図に示すように、図4()のパイプ(6a)内の中間位置に図4()のパイプ(6b)を挿入固定する。図4(r)(s)(t)(u)の(7)(7b)に示す部材は後述のように段柱(2)の交叉連結用である。4 ( l ) ( m ) ( n ) has a stepped part (2i) in which the upper portion of the connecting recess (2a) of the metal pipe having a predetermined length is partially cut away, and a connecting through hole (2ia) is formed on the back surface thereof. As will be described later, the intermediate connection position of the stepped plates (1) horizontally connected to each other is used. The connection pipe (6) of FIG. 4 ( o ) is for coaxial connection of the step column (2i), and as shown in FIG. 4 ( p ), the connection pipe (6) is positioned at an intermediate position in the pipe (6a) of FIG. The pipe (6b) of q ) is inserted and fixed. The members shown in (7) and (7b) of FIGS. 4 ( r), (s), (t), and (u ) are for cross connection of the stepped columns (2) as will be described later.

位置決めピン(3)は所定のねじ径と長さのボルト及び対応するナットで、段板(1)と段柱(2)とを縦に交叉連結し、又は段板(1)同士を横に平面連結する。前者の場合、段柱(2)の連結凹部(2a)に段板(1)の連結板(1a)嵌め込み、交叉連結する。同軸に並んだ連結孔(1b)と透孔(2a)とにボルトの位置決めピン(3)を挿通し、突き出たボルトにナット(3a)を締め付けて段板(1)と段柱(2)とを交叉連結して固定する。後者の場合、相異なる隣り合う連結板(1a)同士を付き合わせて重なった連結孔(1b)にボルトの位置決めピン(3)を挿通し、同様にナット(3a)を締め付けて段板(1)同士を横に平面連結して固定する。尚、連結孔(1b)の内側周面にねじ溝を刻んでおけば、ボルトの位置決めピン(3)を連結孔(1b)にねじ込むだけで位置決めでき、ナット不要となり、作業が簡略化する。The positioning pin (3) is a bolt of a predetermined screw diameter and length and a corresponding nut, and the step plate (1) and the step column (2) are vertically cross-connected, or the step plates (1) are placed side by side. Connect planes. In the former case, the connection plate (1a) of the step plate (1) is fitted into the connection recess (2a) of the step column (2) and is cross-connected. A bolt positioning pin (3) is inserted through the connecting hole (1b) and the through hole (2a) arranged in the same axis, and a nut (3a) is tightened to the protruding bolt, thereby the step plate (1) and the step column (2). And are fixed by cross-linking. In the latter case, a bolt positioning pin (3) is inserted into a connecting hole (1b) that is overlapped with each other adjacent connecting plates (1a), and a nut (3a) is similarly tightened to form a corrugated plate (1 ) Fix each other horizontally by plane connection. If a thread groove is cut on the inner peripheral surface of the connection hole (1b), the bolt can be positioned simply by screwing the positioning pin (3) of the bolt into the connection hole (1b), which eliminates the need for a nut and simplifies the operation.

上記構成に基づき本発明の動作(機能)を次に説明する。まず図1(a)(b)に示すように、段柱(2)の連結凹部(2a)を段板(1)の連結板(1a)に嵌め込み、交叉して連結する。次に、中心が同軸に並んだ透孔(2b)と連結孔(1b)とに位置決めピンのボルト(3)を同時に挿通し、連結板(1a)の内面側でボルト(3)にナット(3a)を螺合してナット締めし、段板(1)と段柱(2)とを縦に交叉連結して固定する。そこで、一本の段柱(2)の上下各連結凹部(2a)で2枚の上下に配した段板(1)を縦に交叉連結すると、段柱(2)の長さに応じたラック体が形成される。例えば、図1(c)(d)に示すように、上中下各段に位置する方形各段板(1x)(1y)(1z)により3段ラック体を形成する場合、上中各段板(1x)(1y)の各連結孔(1a)の一つ置きに段柱(2)を連結して上中各段板(1x)(1y)を縦連結する。次に、中下各段板(1y)(1z)の空き連結孔(1a)により中下各段板(1y)(1z)を縦連結すると、上中下3段ラック体(8)が形成される。同様に、他の段板(1)を上下任意に縦連結してラック段数を自在増減できる。      The operation (function) of the present invention will be described below based on the above configuration. First, as shown in FIGS. 1 (a) and 1 (b), the connecting recess (2a) of the step column (2) is fitted into the connecting plate (1a) of the step plate (1), and is connected by crossing. Next, the bolt (3) of the positioning pin is simultaneously inserted into the through hole (2b) and the connecting hole (1b) whose centers are arranged coaxially, and the nut ( 3a) are screwed together and tightened with nuts, and the step plate (1) and the step column (2) are vertically cross-connected and fixed. Therefore, when two upper and lower step plates (1) are vertically cross-connected by the upper and lower connecting recesses (2a) of one step column (2), a rack corresponding to the length of the step column (2) is obtained. The body is formed. For example, as shown in FIGS. 1 (c) and 1 (d), when a three-stage rack body is formed by square step plates (1x) (1y) (1z) positioned at upper, middle, and lower steps, The step pillars (2) are connected to every other connection hole (1a) of the plates (1x) (1y) to vertically connect the upper and middle step plates (1x) (1y). Next, when the middle and lower step plates (1y) and (1z) are vertically connected by the empty connection holes (1a) of the middle and lower step plates (1y) and (1z), the upper, middle, and lower three-tier rack body (8) is formed. Is done. Similarly, the number of rack steps can be freely increased or decreased by vertically connecting other step plates (1) vertically.

図示例では、方形段板(1x)(1y)(1z)の3辺を交叉連結用とし、他の一辺を収納物出し入れ用として開放し、その辺に短めの段柱(2f)を収納物脱落防止用として連結しておく。又、異なる長さの段柱(2)を各段板(1)の空き連結孔(1a)に組付けて段板(1)に交叉連結し、段数を上下に適宜、延ばすと共に、所望段を必要な高さに設定して各種高さの収納物に対応できる。同様に、相異なる長さの各種段柱(2)を長さ毎に複数組、予め用意し、それらを選択的に用いて各段高さを収納物や設置場所等、好みに合わせて任意に調節できる。図1(e)(f)は本発明のラック体(9)(10)を例示し、段柱(2)は簡略に実線で示す。ラック体(9)はラック体(8)と同じ方形ラック体とする一方、ラック体(10)は円形段板(1d)を用い、従来にない見た目に柔らかく優美な外観の円形ラック体(10)を形成する。この場合、同様に収納物出入り側に収納物脱落防止用として短めの段柱(2f)を連結することが好ましい。      In the illustrated example, the three sides of the rectangular step plates (1x), (1y), and (1z) are used for cross connection, the other one side is opened for storage and removal, and a short step column (2f) is stored on that side. Connect to prevent falling out. In addition, step columns (2) of different lengths are assembled into the empty connection holes (1a) of the respective step plates (1) and cross-connected to the step plates (1), and the number of steps is appropriately extended up and down as well as desired steps. Can be set to the required height to accommodate various heights. Similarly, multiple sets of different lengths (2) of different lengths are prepared for each length in advance, and the height of each step can be selected according to your preference, such as storage and installation location, by selectively using them. Can be adjusted. 1 (e) and (f) illustrate the rack bodies (9) and (10) of the present invention, and the step column (2) is simply indicated by a solid line. The rack body (9) is the same square rack body as the rack body (8), while the rack body (10) uses a circular step plate (1d) and has a circular rack body (10 ). In this case, similarly, it is preferable to connect a short step column (2f) to the stored item in / out side to prevent the stored item from falling off.

次に、図1(g)(h)に示すように、隣り合った相異なる段板(1)の連結板(1a)同士を付き合わせて接触させる。重なった連結孔(1b)に位置決めピンのボルト(3)を同時に挿通し、ナット(3a)で締め付け固定して相異なる段板(1)同士を横に平面連結する。円形段板(1d)の場合も同様に連結板(1c)を付き合わせて位置決めピン(3)で連結固定し、相異なる円形段板(1d)同士、平面連結できる。図3(i)〜(o)に示す大小各方形や円形の他、三角形や六角形の各段板(1i)〜(1o)についても各連結板(1ia)〜(1oa)を付き合わせれば、上記同様、相異なる段板(1i)〜(1o)や寸法の異なる段板(1i)〜(1o)同士も平面連結できる。例えば、図5(a)(b)(c)に示すように、段板(1ic)は方形段板(1i)をL字形に組み合わせ、段板(1kc)は4枚の円形段板(1k)を整列させて組み合わせ、段板(1mc)は6枚の三角形段板(1m)を六角形にそれぞれ組み合わせてなる。Next, as shown in FIGS. 1 (g) and (h), the connecting plates (1a) of the adjacent step plates (1) are brought into contact with each other. Bolts (3) of positioning pins are simultaneously inserted into the overlapping connection holes (1b), and tightened and fixed with nuts (3a) to connect the different step plates (1) to each other in a plane. Similarly, in the case of the circular step plates (1d), the connecting plates (1c) are attached together and connected and fixed by the positioning pins (3), so that different circular step plates (1d) can be connected in a plane. In addition to the large and small squares and circles shown in FIGS. 3 (i) to 3 (o), the triangular plates and hexagonal step plates (1 i) to (1 o) are also associated with the connecting plates (1 ia) to (1 oa). Similarly to the above, different step plates (1i) to (1o) and step plates (1i) to (1o) having different dimensions can be connected in plane. For example, as shown in FIGS. 5A, 5B, and 5C, the step plate (1ic) is a combination of a rectangular step plate (1i) in an L shape, and the step plate (1kc) is formed of four circular step plates (1k). ) Are aligned and combined, and the step plate (1mc) is formed by combining six triangular step plates (1m) into hexagons.

図5()に示すように、隣接する方形段板(1i)を横にずらせて平面連結しても良い。上述のように、寸法の異なる段板(1i)〜(1o)同士も同様に平面連結できる。これにより段板(1)の大きさ形状を任意に設定できる。段板(1)の平面連結時、連結部位が段板中間に位置すると、図4(n)(l)(m)の段柱(2i)により段板中間の連結部位を支持し、その部位を安定に支持する。即ち、図1(i)に示すように、段板平面連結時に未使用の空き連結孔(1b)に段柱(2i)の透孔(2ia)を重ねて両孔(1b)(2ia)に位置決めピンのボルト(3)を同時に挿通してナット締めする。段柱(2i)の底端面を段板(1)の上面に載せて段板(1)の中間連結位置を支持する。As shown in FIG. 5 ( d ), adjacent rectangular step plates (1 i) may be shifted in the horizontal direction and connected in plane. As described above, the step plates (1i) to (1o) having different dimensions can be connected in the same manner. Thereby, the magnitude | size shape of a corrugated board (1) can be set arbitrarily. When the connecting portion is located in the middle of the step plate when the step plate (1) is connected to the plane, the connecting portion in the middle of the step plate is supported by the step pillar (2i) of FIGS. 4 (n), (l), and (m). Is supported stably. That is, as shown in FIG. 1 (i), the through hole (2ia) of the step pillar (2i) is overlapped with the unused empty connection hole (1b) at the time of connecting the step plate planes to both holes (1b) (2ia). Insert the bolt (3) of the positioning pin at the same time and tighten the nut. The bottom end surface of the step column (2i) is placed on the upper surface of the step plate (1) to support the intermediate connection position of the step plate (1).

図6右下の(a)のラック体(13)も机上に設置して実書籍や書類等を収納する机上置き用本立てで、筆記、事務用具等も収納整理できる。同図に示すように、ラック体(13)は各一対の矩形段板(1sb)(図5(f)参照)を各L型に平面連結して中上各段とし、下段は段板(1sb)に短辺幅狭の段板(1sd)をL型に連結し、上中下各段をL型段板に形成する。ここで、机上面と接する下段板(1sd)は机上接地面を中上各段に対して右横側で幅狭とし、ラック体(13)の設置時の机上占有面積が接地右横側で幅狭となり、その分、机上面積が広くなって机上を効率的に使用できる。この時、下段が幅狭になって姿勢が不安定になるが、L型の組み合わせで、L型の前後左右でラック各段が互いにもたれ合ってラック体姿勢の安定化を図る。尚、段板(1sd)の端部付近に点線の段板(1se)を適宜、鉤型に平面連結して上中段板の傾きを支えて姿勢を安定させても良い。図示点線のように、上記同様、段板(1sa)(図5(e)参照)(1sb)等を平面連結して段板収納面積を増やし、縦連結して上下段数も適宜、増やせる。ラック体(13)は机上の本立てに限らず、部屋隅のコーナー部等に設置して一般生活用品の収納整理に用いても良い。The rack body (13) shown in the lower right of FIG. 6 is also installed on a desk and can be used for storing books and office tools. As shown in the figure, the rack body (13) has a pair of rectangular step plates (1sb) ( see FIG. 5 (f) ) connected in a plane to each L shape to form upper and lower steps, and the lower step is a step plate ( In step 1sb), a step plate (1sd) having a short short side is connected to the L shape, and the upper, middle, and lower steps are formed in the L shape step plate. Here, the lower plate (1sd) in contact with the desk top surface has a desk grounding surface that is narrow on the right side with respect to the middle and upper levels, and the desk area occupied when the rack body (13) is installed is on the right side of the ground. The width becomes narrower, and the area on the desk is increased accordingly, so that the desk can be used efficiently. At this time, the lower stage becomes narrow and the posture becomes unstable. However, with the L-shaped combination, the rack stages lean against each other on the front, rear, left and right of the L-type to stabilize the rack body posture. Note that a dotted step plate (1se) may be appropriately connected in a planar manner near the end of the step plate (1sd) to support the inclination of the upper and middle step plates to stabilize the posture. Like the dotted line in the figure, similarly to the above, the step plates (1sa) ( see FIG. 5 (e) ) (1sb) and the like are connected in a plane to increase the step plate storage area, and the upper and lower steps can be appropriately increased by connecting them vertically. The rack body (13) is not limited to a book stand on a desk, but may be installed in a corner portion of a room corner or the like to be used for storing and organizing general household items.

図6(b)(c)のラック体(14)(15)は植木鉢等の観賞台や商品の陳列台として好適な階段状ラックで、図示例では階段状に形成した上中下三段からなる。まずラック体(14)は長矩形段板(1sc)(図5(e)参照)を用い、三枚の長矩形段板(1scx)を長辺側で平面連結して階段一段目の下段とする。次に、下段段板(1scx)の前から二列目段板(1scx)の真上に段板(1scy)を配し、段柱(2)により左右両外側辺側で縦連結して階段二段目の中段とする。その後方長辺側(下段三列目段板(1scx)の前方長辺側真上)に段柱(2i)を縦連結して支持強度を確保する。次に、下段の前から三列目段板(1scx)の真上に段板(1scz)を配し、図1(j)に示す延長段柱(2m)により左右両外側辺及び後方長辺の三辺で縦連結して階段三段目の上段とする。その前方長辺側(下段三列目段板(1scx)の真上)に図4(j)の段柱(2e)を縦連結して支持強度を確保する。The rack bodies (14) and (15) in FIGS. 6 (b) and 6 (c) are stepped racks suitable as ornamental stands such as flower pots and display stands for products. Become. First, the rack body (14) uses a long rectangular step plate (1sc) ( see FIG. 5 (e) ), and the three long rectangular step plates (1scx) are connected in plane on the long side to form the lower step of the first step of the staircase. . Next, a step plate (1 scy) is arranged directly above the second row step plate (1 scx) from the front of the lower step plate (1 scx), and is vertically connected on the left and right outer sides by the step pillar (2). The middle stage of the second stage. After that, the step column (2i) is vertically connected to the longer long side (directly above the front long side of the lower third row step plate (1scx)) to ensure the support strength. Next, a step plate (1 scz) is arranged directly above the third row step plate (1 scx) from the front of the lower step, and the left and right outer sides and the rear long side are extended by the extended step columns (2 m) shown in FIG. The three stairs are vertically connected to form the upper stage of the third step of the stairs. The step pillar (2e) of FIG. 4 (j) is vertically connected to the front long side (directly above the lower third row step plate (1scx)) to ensure the support strength.

ここで、上段(三段目)の段板(1scz)に三辺で縦連結する図1(j)の延長段柱(2m)は中段段板(1scy)を平面連結位置で支持する段柱(2i)を連結筒(2n)により二本同軸に連結して延長したもので、筒内中間にスペーサ柱(2p)を介在させて固定する。スペーサ柱(2p)の高さ(Dx)は次式より決まる。まず図4(c)に示すように、段柱(2)の凹部(2a)の高さ(Do)、上下凹部間距離(Ho)、図1(i)に示す連結板(1a)の連結孔(1b)の孔中心から下端及び上端までの各距離をそれぞれ(Ha)(Hb)、図1(j)に示す段柱(2i)の透孔中心から下端までの距離(Hx)とする。上記高さ(Dx)の算出に際し、段柱(2)による段板(1)の各段縦連結時の各段板連結孔(中心)間の距離(R)を基点に考察する。      Here, the extension step column (2m) of FIG. 1 (j) that is vertically connected to the upper step (third step) step plate (1scz) at three sides is the step column that supports the middle step plate (1scy) at the plane connection position. (2i) is extended by connecting two coaxially by a connecting cylinder (2n), and is fixed with a spacer column (2p) interposed in the middle of the cylinder. The height (Dx) of the spacer column (2p) is determined by the following equation. First, as shown in FIG. 4 (c), the height (Do) of the recess (2a) of the step column (2), the distance (Ho) between the upper and lower recesses, and the connection of the connecting plate (1a) shown in FIG. 1 (i). Respective distances from the hole center to the lower end and the upper end of the hole (1b) are (Ha) and (Hb), respectively, and the distance (Hx) from the through hole center to the lower end of the step column (2i) shown in FIG. . In calculating the height (Dx), the distance (R) between the step plate connection holes (center) when the step plate (1) is connected vertically by the step column (2) is considered as a base point.

まず図1(d)に示すように、まず一段(下段)と二段(中段)の各連結孔間の距離(Ra)、二段と三段(上段)の同距離(Rb)、一段から三段までの同距離(Rc)とすると、次式が成り立つ。
Hx=Ho+Ha、Ra=Hb+Ho+Ha=Hb+Hx、
Rb=Hb+Ho+Ha=Hb+Hx、Rc=Ra+Rb=2(Hb+Hx)
一方、図1(j)に示すように、高さ(Dx)のスペーサ柱(2p)を介して2本の段柱(2i)を図示異方向に同軸連結した延長段柱(2m)を一段と三段の各段板(1)に縦連結した場合、段柱(2m)の上下各透孔間距離(Rd)は、Rd=2Hx+Dxとなる。Rc=Rdより2(Hb+Hx)=2Hx+Dxとなり、Dx=2Hbを得る。
First, as shown in FIG. 1 (d), first, the distance (Ra) between the connection holes of the first stage (lower stage) and the second stage (middle stage), the same distance (Rb) of the second stage and the third stage (upper stage), from the first stage. Assuming the same distance (Rc) up to three stages, the following equation holds.
Hx = Ho + Ha, Ra = Hb + Ho + Ha = Hb + Hx,
Rb = Hb + Ho + Ha = Hb + Hx, Rc = Ra + Rb = 2 (Hb + Hx)
On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1 (j), an extended step column (2m) in which two step columns (2i) are coaxially connected in different directions through a spacer column (2p) having a height (Dx) is further formed. When vertically connected to the three step plates (1), the distance (Rd) between the upper and lower through holes of the step column (2m) is Rd = 2Hx + Dx. From Rc = Rd, 2 (Hb + Hx) = 2Hx + Dx, and Dx = 2Hb is obtained.

次に、一段と二段に連結する段柱(2)は同じ高さで、二段と三段に連結する段柱(2)の上下凹部間距離を(Ho)から(Hoa)に変えると、それに対応して段柱(2i)の距離(Hx)は(Hxa)に変わる。そこで、二段と三段の各連結孔間の距離を(Re)、相異なる距離(Ho)(Hoa)の各段柱(2)を段板(1)に縦連結した時、一段から三段までの各連結孔間距離を(Rf)とすると、次式が成り立つ。
Hxa=Hoa+Ha
Re=Hb+Hoa+Ha=Hb+Hxa
Rf=Ra+Re=(Hb+Hx)+(Hb+Hxa)=2Hb+(Hx+Hxa)
一方、段柱(2m)の上下各透孔間距離(Rg)は、Rg=Hx+Dx+Hxaとなる。Rf=Rgより2Hb+(Hx+Hxa)=Hx+Dx+Hxaとなり、
Dx=2Hbを得る。
Next, when the step pillars (2) connected to the first and second steps are the same height, and the distance between the upper and lower recesses of the step columns (2) connected to the second and third steps is changed from (Ho) to (Hoa), Correspondingly, the distance (Hx) of the step column (2i) changes to (Hxa). Thus, when the distance between the two-stage and three-stage connecting holes is (Re) and the step pillars (2) having different distances (Ho) and (Hoa) are vertically connected to the step board (1), the distance from the first stage to the third stage is three. When the distance between the connecting holes to the step is (Rf), the following equation is established.
Hxa = Hoa + Ha
Re = Hb + Hoa + Ha = Hb + Hxa
Rf = Ra + Re = (Hb + Hx) + (Hb + Hxa) = 2Hb + (Hx + Hxa)
On the other hand, the distance (Rg) between the upper and lower through holes of the step column (2 m) is Rg = Hx + Dx + Hxa. From Rf = Rg, 2Hb + (Hx + Hxa) = Hx + Dx + Hxa,
Dx = 2Hb is obtained.

図1(k)において段柱(2)の縦連結に図4()()の鉤型仲介板(7)を用いる。仲介板(7)は連結板(1a)の代替となって同一縦幅(Ha+Hb)とし、図4()の連結孔(1b)と同径の3個の孔(7a)を穿設する。図示例では、中央孔(7a)に段柱(2)の下部凹部(2a)を連結して上部凹部を三段目段板(1)に連結する。左右各孔(7a)に段柱(2)の上部凹部(2a)を連結して下部凹部を一段目段板(1)に連結する。図4()の仲介板(7b)のように、鉤型をコ字型にしても良い。In FIG. 1 (k), the vertical intermediary plate (7) shown in FIGS. 4 ( r ) and ( s ) is used for the vertical connection of the column (2). The intermediate plate (7) has the same vertical width (Ha + Hb) as an alternative to the connecting plate (1a), and has three holes (7a) having the same diameter as the connecting hole (1b) in FIG. 4 ( u ). . In the illustrated example, the lower recess (2a) of the step column (2) is connected to the central hole (7a), and the upper recess is connected to the third step plate (1). The upper recess (2a) of the step column (2) is connected to the left and right holes (7a), and the lower recess is connected to the first step plate (1). As shown in FIG. 4 mediated plate (t) (7b), it may be a hook-shaped in a U-shape.

次に、距離(Ho)の段柱(2)を上中下各段板(1)に縦連結した時、一段表面から二段連結孔(中心)までの距離を(Rh)(図1(i)参照)、二段連結孔(中心)から三段連結孔(中心)までの距離を(Ri)、一段表面から三段連結孔(中心)までの距離を(Rj)とすると、次式が成り立つ。
Rh=Hx=Ho+Ha、Ri=Hb+Rh=Hb+Hx、
Rj=Rh+Ri=Hx+Hb+Hx=2Hx+Hb、
次に、図1(1)に示すように、高さ(Dy)のスペーサ柱(2r)を介して2本の段柱(2i)を同軸連結した延長段柱(2q)を段板(1)に連結して段板表面上に支持した場合、段柱(2q)の最下端から最上透孔までの距離を(Rk)、段柱(2i)の透孔中心から上端面までの高さを(Hc)とすると、次式が成り立つ。
Rk=2Hx+Hc+Dy
Rj=Rkより2Hx+Hb=2Hx+Hc+Dyとなり、Dy=Hb−Hcを得る。
Next, when the step column (2) of the distance (Ho) is vertically connected to the upper, middle, and lower step plates (1), the distance from the first step surface to the second step connection hole (center) is (Rh) (FIG. 1 ( i)), the distance from the two-stage connecting hole (center) to the three-stage connecting hole (center) is (Ri), and the distance from the first stage surface to the three-stage connecting hole (center) is (Rj), Holds.
Rh = Hx = Ho + Ha, Ri = Hb + Rh = Hb + Hx,
Rj = Rh + Ri = Hx + Hb + Hx = 2Hx + Hb,
Next, as shown in FIG. 1 (1), an extended step column (2q) in which two step columns (2i) are coaxially connected via a spacer column (2r) having a height (Dy) is connected to a step plate (1 ) And supported on the surface of the step plate (Rk), the distance from the bottom end of the step column (2q) to the uppermost through hole, and the height from the center of the step column (2i) to the upper end surface. Is (Hc), the following equation holds.
Rk = 2Hx + Hc + Dy
From Rj = Rk, 2Hx + Hb = 2Hx + Hc + Dy, and Dy = Hb−Hc is obtained.

次に、一段と二段に連結する段柱(2)の高さは同じとし、二段と三段に連結する段柱(2)の上下凹部間距離を(Ho)から(Hob)に変えると、それに対応して段柱(2i)の距離(Hx)は(Hxb)に変わる。一方、相異なる距離(Ho)と(Hob)の各段柱(2)を段板(1)に縦連結した時、一段表面から二段連結孔(中心)までの距離は(Rh)で、二段連結孔(中心)から三段連結孔(中心)までの距離を(Rl)、一段表面から三段連結孔(中心)までの距離を(Rm)とすると、次式が成り立つ。
Hxb=Hob+Ha、Rh=Hx=Ho+Ha、Rl=Hb+Hxb、
Rm=Rh+Rl=Hx+Hb+Hxb
一方、図1(1)の段柱(2q)において段柱(2i)の各凹部間距離が(Ho)と(Hob)からなる場合、最下端から最上透孔までの距離を(Rn)とすると、
Rn=(Hx+Hc+Dy)+Hxbとなる。
Rm=RnよりHx+Hb+Hxb=Hx+Hc+Dy+Hxbとなり、
Dy=Hb−Hcを得る。
Next, assuming that the height of the column (2) connected to the first and second stages is the same, and the distance between the upper and lower recesses of the column (2) connected to the second and third stages is changed from (Ho) to (Hob). Correspondingly, the distance (Hx) of the column (2i) changes to (Hxb). On the other hand, when each step pillar (2) of different distances (Ho) and (Hob) is vertically connected to the step plate (1), the distance from the first step surface to the second step connection hole (center) is (Rh), When the distance from the second stage connection hole (center) to the third stage connection hole (center) is (Rl) and the distance from the first stage surface to the third stage connection hole (center) is (Rm), the following equation is established.
Hxb = Hob + Ha, Rh = Hx = Ho + Ha, Rl = Hb + Hxb,
Rm = Rh + Rl = Hx + Hb + Hxb
On the other hand, in the step column (2q) of FIG. 1 (1), when the distance between the recesses of the step column (2i) is (Ho) and (Hob), the distance from the lowermost end to the uppermost through hole is (Rn). Then
Rn = (Hx + Hc + Dy) + Hxb.
From Rm = Rn, Hx + Hb + Hxb = Hx + Hc + Dy + Hxb,
Dy = Hb−Hc is obtained.

上述よりスペーサ柱(2p)(2r)の各高さ(Dx)(Dy)は、
Dx=2Hb、Dy=Hb−Hcで決まる。次に、段柱(2m)に段柱(2i)を増設して延長する場合、図5()に示すように、段柱(2m)に高さ(Dz)のスペーサ柱(2s)を介して凹部間距離(Ho)の段柱(2i)を同軸連結した段柱(2t)を用いる。この場合、ラック体の一段から三段までの連結孔間距離は(Rc)、段板(1)に凹部間距離(Ho)の段柱(2)を縦連結して三段に四段目を増設した場合、三段から四段までの連結孔間距離を(Ro)、一段から四段までの連結孔間距離を(Rp)とすると、次式が成り立つ。
Rc=Ra+Rb=2(Hb+Hx)、Ro=Hb+Hx、
Rp=Rc+Ro=3(Hb+Hx)
一方、段柱(2t)において最下透孔から最上透孔までの距離を(Rq)とすると、
Rq=Rd+Hc+Dz+Hx=2Hx+Dx+Hc+Dz+Hxとなる。
Rp=Rqより3(Hb+Hx)=2Hx+Dx+Hc+Dz+Hxとなり、
Dx=2Hbを代入すると、Dz=3Hb−Hc−Dx=Hb−Hc=Dyとなり、
Dz=Dyを得る。
From the above, each height (Dx) (Dy) of the spacer columns (2p) (2r) is
It is determined by Dx = 2Hb and Dy = Hb−Hc. Next, in the case where the step pillar (2i) is added to the step pillar (2m) and extended, as shown in FIG. 5 ( h ), the spacer pillar (2s) having a height (Dz) is provided on the step pillar (2m). A step column (2t) in which step columns (2i) having a distance (Ho) between the recesses are coaxially connected is used. In this case, the distance between the connection holes from the first stage to the third stage of the rack body is (Rc), and the step pillar (2) having the distance between the recesses (Ho) is vertically connected to the step board (1) to form the fourth stage in the third stage. When the distance between the connecting holes from the third stage to the fourth stage is (Ro) and the distance between the connecting holes from the first stage to the fourth stage is (Rp), the following equation is established.
Rc = Ra + Rb = 2 (Hb + Hx), Ro = Hb + Hx,
Rp = Rc + Ro = 3 (Hb + Hx)
On the other hand, when the distance from the lowermost through hole to the uppermost through hole is (Rq) in the step column (2t),
Rq = Rd + Hc + Dz + Hx = 2Hx + Dx + Hc + Dz + Hx.
From Rp = Rq, 3 (Hb + Hx) = 2Hx + Dx + Hc + Dz + Hx,
Substituting Dx = 2Hb results in Dz = 3Hb−Hc−Dx = Hb−Hc = Dy,
Dz = Dy is obtained.

次に、三段と四段目に縦連結する段柱(2)において凹部間距離(Ho)が(Hoc)に変わると、それに対応して段柱(2i)の距離(Hx)は(Hxc)に変わる。この場合、まず一段から三段までの連結孔間距雕は(Rc)、段板(1)に凹部間距離(Hoc)の段柱(2)を縦連結して三段に四段目を増設した場合、三段と四段の連結孔間距離を(Rr)、一段から四段までの連結孔間距離を(Rs)とすると、次式が成り立つ。Hxc=Hoc+Ha、Rc=Ra+Rb=2(Hb+Hx)、Rr=Hb+Hxc、
Rs=Rc+Rr=2(Hb+Hx)+(Hb+Hxc)=3Hb+2Hx+Hxc、
一方、段柱(2t)において最上段柱(2i)の距離(Hx)が(Hxc)に変わった場合、最下透孔から最上透孔までの距離を(Rt)、スペーサ柱(2s)の高さを(Dza)とすると、
Rt=Rd+Hc+Dza+Hxc=2Hx+Dx+Hc+Dza+Hxcとなる。
Rs=Rtより3Hb+2Hx+Hxc=2Hx+Dx+Hc+Dza+Hxcとなり、Dx=2Hbを代入すると、Dza=3Hb−Dx−Hc=Hb−Hc=Dyとなり、
Dza=Dyを得る。
Next, when the distance (Ho) between the recesses changes to (Hoc) in the step column (2) vertically connected to the third step and the fourth step, the distance (Hx) of the step column (2i) corresponds to (Hxc). ). In this case, the distance between connecting holes from the first stage to the third stage is (Rc), and the column (2) of the distance between the recesses (Hoc) is vertically connected to the step board (1), and the fourth stage is added to the third stage. In this case, when the distance between the connection holes of the third and fourth stages is (Rr) and the distance between the connection holes from the first stage to the fourth stage is (Rs), the following equation is established. Hxc = Hoc + Ha, Rc = Ra + Rb = 2 (Hb + Hx), Rr = Hb + Hxc,
Rs = Rc + Rr = 2 (Hb + Hx) + (Hb + Hxc) = 3Hb + 2Hx + Hxc,
On the other hand, when the distance (Hx) of the uppermost column (2i) in the step column (2t) is changed to (Hxc), the distance from the lowermost through hole to the uppermost through hole is (Rt), and the spacer column (2s) If the height is (Dza),
Rt = Rd + Hc + Dza + Hxc = 2Hx + Dx + Hc + Dza + Hxc.
From Rs = Rt, 3Hb + 2Hx + Hxc = 2Hx + Dx + Hc + Dza + Hxc. When Dx = 2Hb is substituted, Dza = 3Hb−Dx−Hc = Hb−Hc = Dy
Dza = Dy is obtained.

次に、段板(1)に凹部間距離(Ho)の段柱(2)を連結して三段に四段目を増設した場合、図5()に示すように、段柱(2q)に高さ(Dv)のスペーサ柱(2u)を介して凹部間距離(Ho)の段柱(2)を同軸連結した延長段柱(2v)を用いる。段柱(2i)の透孔中心から上端面までの高さは(Hc)、一段表面から三段連結孔(中心)までの距離は(Rk)、一段から四段の各段板(1)に距雕(Ho)の段柱(2)を連結した時、一段表面から四段連結孔までの距離を(Ru)とすると、次式が成り立つ。Rk=Hx+Hb+Hx=2Hx+Hb、Ru=Rk+Hb+Hx=3Hx+2Hb、
一方、図5()の段柱(2v)の最下端から最上透孔までの距離を(Rv)とすると、Rv=Rk+Hc+Dv+Hx=3Hx+Hb+Hc+Dvとなる。
Ru=Rvより3Hx+2Hb=3Hx+Hb+Hc+Dvとなり、
Dv=Hb−Hc=Dyを得る。
Next, when the step column (1) is connected to the step column (2) having the distance (Ho) between the recesses and the fourth step is added to the third step, as shown in FIG. 5 ( i ), the step column (2q ) Is an extended step column (2v) obtained by coaxially connecting a step column (2) having a distance (Ho) between recesses through a spacer column (2u) having a height (Dv). The height from the center of the through hole of the step pillar (2i) to the upper end surface is (Hc), the distance from the surface of the first step to the three-step connection hole (center) is (Rk), and each step plate from the first step to the fourth step (1) When the step column (2) of the distance (Ho) is connected to the base plate, if the distance from the one-step surface to the four-step connection hole is (Ru), the following equation is established. Rk = Hx + Hb + Hx = 2Hx + Hb, Ru = Rk + Hb + Hx = 3Hx + 2Hb,
On the other hand, when the distance from the lowermost end of the step column (2v) to the uppermost through hole in FIG. 5 ( i ) is (Rv), Rv = Rk + Hc + Dv + Hx = 3Hx + Hb + Hc + Dv.
From Ru = Rv, 3Hx + 2Hb = 3Hx + Hb + Hc + Dv,
Dv = Hb−Hc = Dy is obtained.

次に、三段と四段に縦連結する段柱(2)の凹部間距離を(Ho)から(Hod)に変えると、それに対応して段柱(2i)の距離(Hx)は(Hxd)に変わる。この場合、まず一段表面から三段までの連結孔間距離は(Rh)、段板(1)に凹部間距離(Hod)の段柱(2)を縦連結して三段に四段目を増設した場合の段柱(2)の三段と四段の連結孔間距離を(Rw)とし、一段表面から四段目連結孔までの距離を(Rx)とすると、次式が成り立つ。
Hxd=Hod+Ha、Rh=Hx+Hb+Hx=2Hx+Hb、Rw=Hb+Hxd、Rx=Rh+Rw=2Hx+Hb+Hb+Hxd=2(Hb+Hx)+Hxd、
一方、段柱(2v)において最上段柱(2i)の距離(Hx)が(Hxd)に変わった場合、最下端から最上透孔までの距離を(Ry)、スペーサ柱(2u)の高さを(Dva)とすると、
Ry=Rk+Hc+Dva+Hxd=2Hx+Hb+Hc+Dva+Hxdとなる。
Rx=Ryより2(Hb+Hx)+Hxd=2Hx+Hb+Hc+Dva+Hxdとなり、Dva=Hb−Hc=Dyを得る。
Next, when the distance between the recesses of the step pillar (2) vertically connected to the third and fourth steps is changed from (Ho) to (Hod), the distance (Hx) of the step pillar (2i) is (Hxd) correspondingly. ). In this case, first, the distance between the connecting holes from the first step surface to the third step is (Rh), and the step plate (1) is vertically connected to the step column (2) of the distance between the recesses (Hod), and the fourth step to the third step. When the distance between the third and fourth steps of the step pillar (2) in the case of expansion is (Rw) and the distance from the first step surface to the fourth step connection hole is (Rx), the following equation is established.
Hxd = Hod + Ha, Rh = Hx + Hb + Hx = 2Hx + Hb, Rw = Hb + Hxd, Rx = Rh + Rw = 2Hx + Hb + Hb + Hxd = 2 (Hb + Hx) + Hxd,
On the other hand, when the distance (Hx) of the uppermost column (2i) in the step column (2v) is changed to (Hxd), the distance from the lowermost end to the uppermost through hole is (Ry), and the height of the spacer column (2u) Is (Dva),
Ry = Rk + Hc + Dva + Hxd = 2Hx + Hb + Hc + Dva + Hxd.
From Rx = Ry, 2 (Hb + Hx) + Hxd = 2Hx + Hb + Hc + Dva + Hxd, and Dva = Hb−Hc = Dy is obtained.

上述のように、複数本の既存の段柱(2i)を所定高さ(Dx)…のスペーサ柱(2p)…を介して同軸連結することにより多段ラック体に対応可能となる。そこで、図6(b)示す階段状ラック体(14)の外周辺の二段までは段柱(2)、三段目に延長段柱(2m)を用い、延長段柱(2q)も同ラック体(14)(15)の境界辺等、場所に応じて選択的に用いれば良い。四段目は延長段柱(2t)(2v)、それより上段は更に段柱(2i)を増設して同軸に延長させれば良い。      As described above, a plurality of existing step columns (2i) are coaxially connected via spacer columns (2p)... Having a predetermined height (Dx). Therefore, a step column (2) is used up to the second step of the outer periphery of the stepped rack body (14) shown in FIG. 6B, an extension step column (2m) is used in the third step, and the extension step column (2q) is the same. What is necessary is just to selectively use according to places, such as a boundary side of a rack body (14) (15). What is necessary is just to add an additional step pillar (2t) (2v) to the 4th stage, and to add the step pillar (2i) further to the upper stage, and to extend coaxially.

又、図6(c)のラック体(15)は円形段板(1d)を稠密に組み合わせて正三角形状の一段目を形成すると共に、その上に二段及び三段目を部分的配置して階段状ラックを形成する。図6(d)はラック体(15)を真上から俯瞰した平面図で、同図最下列の三枚の段板(1da)は階段一段目、中間列の二枚の段板(1db)は一及び二段重なり図で階段二段目、最上列の一枚の段板(1dc)は一及び三段の重なり図で階段三段目をそれぞれ示す。目盛群(T)は円周に沿って中心角30°毎に配され、段柱(2)の段板(1d)との上下縦連結、及び隣接する段板(1d)同士の平面の各連結部位を示し、同各部位においてそれぞれ最適の段柱(2)を選択的に用いる。      In addition, the rack body (15) in FIG. 6 (c) is formed by closely combining circular step plates (1d) to form the first step of an equilateral triangle, and the second step and the third step are partially arranged thereon. To form a stepped rack. FIG. 6 (d) is a plan view of the rack body (15) as viewed from directly above. The three step plates (1da) in the lowermost row in the figure are the first step in the staircase and the two step plates (1db) in the middle row. Indicates the second step of the staircase in the one- and two-step overlap view, and the single step plate (1dc) in the uppermost row shows the third step in the one- and three-step overlap view. The scale group (T) is arranged at every center angle of 30 ° along the circumference, and the vertical and vertical connections between the step pillar (2) and the step plate (1d), and the planes between the adjacent step plates (1d). A connection part is shown and the optimal step pillar (2) is selectively used in each part.

例えば、同図において段板(1da)の目盛(Ta)は落下防止用段柱(2f)の連結部位、目盛(Tb)(Tc)は隣接の一段目段板(1d)の平面連結部位を示す。目盛(Td)(Te)は隣接の一段目平面連結部位を示すと共に、目盛(Te)は一及び二段の重なり目盛を示し、二段目の段柱(2i)の連結が適合する。目盛(Tg)(Th)は一及び二段目の上下縦直結部位で、段柱(2)が適合する。目盛(Ti)(Tj)は中間列の一段目及び二段目のそれぞれの各平面連結部位を示す。目盛(Tk)は斜めに隣接する一段目段板(1d)の平面連結部位を示すと共に、一及び二段の重なり目盛を示し、段柱(2i)の連結が適合する。目盛(Tl)は斜めに隣接する一段目段板(1d)の平面連結部位を示すと共に、一及び三段目の重なり目盛を示し、目盛(Tk)とで図4(j)の段柱(2e)二及び三段目を段違いに上下縦連結する。目盛(Tm)は一及び三段の重なり目盛を示し、図1(j)の延長段柱(2m)の連結が適する。以下、各目盛に示す連結部位に応じて適宜、段柱(2)等を選択的に用いれば良い。For example, in the same figure, the scale (Ta) of the step plate (1da) is the connecting portion of the fall prevention step pillar (2f), and the scales (Tb) and (Tc) are the plane connecting portions of the adjacent first step plate (1d). Show. The scale (Td) (Te) indicates an adjacent first-stage plane connecting portion, the scale (Te) indicates one and two-stage overlapping scales, and the connection of the second-stage column (2i) is suitable. The scales (Tg) and (Th) are the first and second stage vertical and vertically connected parts, and the step pillar (2) is suitable. The scale (Ti) (Tj) indicates the respective plane connecting portions in the first and second stages of the intermediate row. The scale (Tk) indicates a planar connection portion of the first step plate (1d) diagonally adjacent to each other, and also indicates an overlap scale of one and two steps, and the connection of the step columns (2i) is suitable. The scale (Tl) indicates the planar connection portion of the first step plate (1d) that is obliquely adjacent, and indicates the first and third step overlap scales. The scale (Tk) indicates the step column ( In 2e) , the second and third stages are connected vertically and vertically. The scale (Tm) indicates one and three overlapping scales, and the extension column (2m) in FIG. Hereinafter, the step column (2) or the like may be selectively used as appropriate according to the connecting portion indicated by each scale.

図6(e)は段板(1sc)と段柱(2)(2i)(2f)とで形成した他の階段状ラック体(16)を示し、段板(1sc)を多列に平面連結して上下配置すると共に、最下段から上段に向かって順次、段板(1sc)を一列ずつ減らして最前列を階段状に形成し、各段毎に段板(1sc)を段柱(2)で縦連結して延長段柱(2m)等を用いない。      FIG. 6 (e) shows another stepped rack body (16) formed of a step plate (1sc) and step columns (2) (2i) (2f), and the step plates (1sc) are connected in a plane in multiple rows. The top plate is arranged in the vertical direction, and the step plates (1sc) are sequentially reduced from the bottom to the top to form the front row in a staircase shape. Do not use extension column (2m) etc.

段板(18)は、図6()に示すように、大円形段板(1k)の両肩部に一対の小円形段板(1l)を平面連結したミッキーマウス(登録商標)形で、円周に沿った目盛群(T)は連結孔(1kb)の位置を示す。図示しないが、両肩部に小三角形段板を連結すると、猫型板、又、長めの半円形段板を連結すると、兎型板をそれぞれ形成する。段板(18)の大円形(1k)の表面にミッキーマウス(登録商標)やパンダ、又は猫、兎等の絵シールを貼り付けても良い。円形の他、五角形や六角形等の多角形、楕円形やハート型等の多様な曲率を持つ等、各種形状の段板(18)を用いて同様に各種ラック体を自在に形成しても良い。As shown in FIG. 6 ( f ), the step plate (18) has a Mickey Mouse (registered trademark) shape in which a pair of small circular step plates (1l) are connected in plane to both shoulders of the large circular step plate (1k). The scale group (T) along the circumference indicates the position of the connecting hole (1 kb). Although not shown, when a small triangular step plate is connected to both shoulders, a cat-shaped step plate and a long semicircular step plate form a saddle type step plate. You may stick picture stickers, such as a Mickey mouse (trademark), a panda, a cat, and a bag, on the surface of the large circle (1k) of a step board (18). In addition to circular, various racks can be freely formed using variously shaped corrugated plates (18) such as polygons such as pentagons and hexagons, various curvatures such as ellipses and hearts. good.

(a)(b)は本発明ラック体要部の部分断面側面図とその平面図、(c)(d)は本発明ラック体の平面図と側面図、(e)(f)は本発明ラック体の各概略斜視図、(g)(h)は本発明ラック体要部の部分断面側面図とその平面図、(i)は本発明ラック体の一部断面部分側面図、(j)は本発明ラック体の延長段柱の部分断面側面図、(k)は本発明ラック体の仲介板の正面図、(l)は本発明ラック体の延長段柱の部分断面側面図。(A) (b) is a partial cross-sectional side view and a plan view of the main part of the rack body of the present invention, (c) and (d) are a plan view and a side view of the rack body of the present invention, and (e) and (f) are the present invention. Each schematic perspective view of the rack body, (g) and (h) are partial cross-sectional side views and plan views of the main part of the rack body of the present invention, (i) is a partial cross-sectional partial side view of the rack body of the present invention, and (j) Is a partial cross-sectional side view of an extension step column of the rack body of the present invention, (k) is a front view of an intermediate plate of the rack body of the present invention, and (l) is a partial cross-sectional side view of the extension step column of the rack body of the present invention. (a)(b)は本発明ラック体の段板となる金属平板の平面図と正面図、(c)は本発明ラック体段板の連結板の部分正面図、(d)(e)は本発明ラック体の段板の平面図と正面図、(f)は本発明ラック体段板の補強板の斜視図、(g)は本発明段板の連結板の連結孔の部分正面図、(h)は本発明ラック体段板の連結板の部分正面図、(i)(j)は本発明ラック体の他の段板となる金属平板の平面図と正面図、(k)(l)は本発明ラック体の他の段板の平面図と正面図、(m)は本発明連結孔の部分正面図。(A) (b) is a plan view and a front view of a metal flat plate to be a step plate of the rack body of the present invention, (c) is a partial front view of a connecting plate of the rack body of the present invention, and (d) and (e) are The top view and front view of the step board of the rack body of the present invention, (f) is a perspective view of the reinforcing plate of the rack body plate of the present invention, (g) is a partial front view of the connection hole of the connection plate of the board of the present invention, (H) is a partial front view of the connecting plate of the rack body step board of the present invention, (i) and (j) are a plan view and a front view of a metal flat plate as another step board of the rack body of the present invention, and (k) (l ) Is a plan view and a front view of another step plate of the rack body of the present invention, and (m) is a partial front view of the connection hole of the present invention. (a)(b)(c)は本発明ラック体の鉤型連結板の側面図と正面図と平面図、(d)は本発明ラック体の金属平板の部分平面図、(e)(f)(g)は本発明ラック体の鉤型連結板を連結固定した金属平板の部分側面図と正面図と平面図、(h)は本発明ラック体の鉤型連結板の斜視図、(i)(j)(k)(l)(m)(n)(o)は本発明ラック体段板の各平面図、(p)(q)は本発明ラック体の鉤型連結板の部分斜視図、(r)は本発明ラック体の他の段板を示す網型段板の斜視図。(A), (b), and (c) are a side view, a front view, and a plan view of a saddle type connecting plate of the rack body of the present invention, (d) is a partial plan view of a metal flat plate of the rack body of the present invention, and (e) (f) ) (G) is a partial side view, a front view, and a plan view of a metal flat plate to which a vertical connecting plate of the rack body of the present invention is connected and fixed, and (h) is a perspective view of the vertical connecting plate of the rack body of the present invention. ) (J) (k) (l) (m) (n) (o) are plan views of the rack body step plate of the present invention, and (p) and (q) are partial perspective views of the saddle-shaped connecting plate of the rack body of the present invention. FIG. 4 (r) is a perspective view of a mesh-type step board showing another step board of the rack of the present invention. (a)(b)(c)(d)(e)は本発明ラック体段柱の斜視図と平面図と側面図と正面図と背面図、(f)は本発明段柱の透孔の正面図、(g)(h)は本発明ラック体の段柱の斜視図と平面図、(i)(j)(k)は本発明ラック体の段柱の各側面図、(l)(m)(n)は本発明段柱の側面図と正面図と平面図、()は本発明延長段柱の連結パイプの側断面図、(p)(q)はその部品の斜視図、(r)( s)(t)(u)は本発明段柱の仲介板の斜視図と各側面図と部分正面図。(A), (b), (c), (d), and (e) are a perspective view, a plan view, a side view, a front view, and a rear view of the rack body step column of the present invention, and (f) is a through hole of the step column of the present invention. (G) (h) is a perspective view and a plan view of a step column of the rack body of the present invention, (i) (j) and (k) are side views of the step column of the rack body of the present invention, ( l) ( m) (n ) is a side view, a front view, and a plan view of the present invention column, ( o ) is a side sectional view of the connecting pipe of the present invention extension column, ( p) (q ) is a perspective view of the component, ( R) ( s) (t) (u ) is a perspective view, each side view, and a partial front view of the intermediate | middle plate of this invention column. (a)(b)(c)は本発明段板の各平面図、(d)は本発明の位置ずれ平面連結した段板の平面図、(e)(f)(g)は本発明の方形及び各矩形段板の各平面図、(h)(i)は本発明の延長段柱の各部分断面側面図。(A) (b) (c) is a plan view of each of the step plates of the present invention, (d) is a plan view of the step plates connected to the displacement plane of the present invention, (e) (f) (g) of the present invention Each top view of a square and each rectangular step board, (h) (i) is each partial cross section side view of the extension step pillar of this invention. (a)は本発明L字形本立てのラック体の概略斜視図、(b)(c)は本発明階段状ラック体の各概略斜視図、(d)は本発明の図6(c)のラック体のラック最下段の平面図、(e)は本発明階段状ラック体の概略側面図、(f)は本発明段板 の平面図(A) is a schematic perspective view of the rack body of the L-shaped bookcase of the present invention, (b) and (c) are schematic perspective views of the stepped rack body of the present invention, and (d) is the rack of FIG. 6 (c) of the present invention. rack bottom plan view of the body, (e) is a schematic side view of the present invention stepped rack member, (f) is a plan view of the present invention stair treads.

1 段板
1a 連結板
1b 連結孔
2 段柱
2a 連結凹部
3 位置決めピン
1 Step plate 1a Connection plate 1b Connection hole 2 Step column 2a Connection recess 3 Positioning pin

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相異なる大きさ及び各種幾何学形状からなる所定数の板材を、同一形状と大きさの一群を一組として各種形状及び大きさ毎に複数組、揃えてなり、所定数と径の連結孔が穿設された連結板が前記各板材周縁部に沿って衝立て状に一体形成された所定形状と厚さの複数の段板と、相異なる各種長さからなる所定数の柱材を、同一長さの一群を一組として各種長さ毎に複数組揃えてなり、前記各柱材の所定位置に一体に設けた連結凹部の背面に連結用透孔を穿設し、前記凹部を連結板に嵌めて段板に交叉連結される所定長さと径の複数の段柱と、並んだ前記透孔と連結孔とに同時に挿通して段板と段柱とを縦に交叉連結して固定し、又は相異なる段板の連結板を付き合わせて重なった連結孔に同時に挿通して相異なる段板同士を横に平面連結して固定する位置決めピンとを具備し、段板を上下に整列させて各段毎に所望長さの段柱で縦に交叉連結し、各段所望高さの収納段を上下に所望段数、形成し、又は段板を横に所望形状と大きさに整列させて平面連結し、所望の段数と形状及び大きさのラック体を形成したことを特徴とするラック体。      A predetermined number of plate materials having different sizes and various geometric shapes are arranged in a plurality of sets for each shape and size, with a group of the same shape and size as one set, and there are connecting holes of a predetermined number and diameter. A plurality of stepped plates having a predetermined shape and thickness, in which the formed connecting plate is integrally formed in a partition shape along the peripheral edge of each plate member, and a predetermined number of column members having different lengths are the same. A group of lengths are combined into a set for each length, and a through hole for connection is formed in the back surface of a connection recess integrally provided at a predetermined position of each column member, and the recess is connected to a connection plate. A plurality of step pillars of a predetermined length and diameter that are fitted to the step board and are connected to the step board, and the through holes and the connection holes arranged at the same time are simultaneously inserted and fixed to the step board and the step pillars by vertically cross connecting them. Or, connect the different step plates to each other through the overlapping connection holes and connect the different step plates horizontally to each other. A positioning pin to be fixed, vertically align the corrugated plates and vertically connect them with corrugated columns of a desired length for each step, and form a desired number of upper and lower storage steps for each step, Alternatively, the rack body is characterized in that a rack body having a desired number of steps, shape, and size is formed by horizontally aligning the step plates in a desired shape and size and connecting them in a plane. L字形に平面連結した方形又は矩形段板を所望段数、上下配置して段柱により縦に交叉連結して実書籍を収納するL字形本立て型ラック体を形成したことを特徴とする請求項1記載のラック体。      2. An L-shaped upright rack body for storing an actual book is formed by vertically arranging square or rectangular step plates connected to each other in an L shape in a desired number of steps and vertically connecting them with step columns. The rack body described. 最下段の段板の所定の短辺を他の段板よりも幅狭に形成したことを特徴とする請求項2記載のラック体。      The rack body according to claim 2, wherein a predetermined short side of the lowermost step plate is formed narrower than the other step plates. 所定数と形状の段板を多列に平面連結して所望段数、上下配置すると共に、上段に向かって段板を一列ずつ減らして最前列を階段状に形成し、各段段板を段柱により縦に交叉連結して階段状ラック体を形成したことを特徴とする請求項1記載のラック体。      Predetermined number and shape of step plates are connected in multiple rows to arrange the desired number of steps up and down, and reduce the step plate by one row toward the upper step to form the front row in a staircase, each step plate with a step column The rack body according to claim 1, wherein the rack body is formed by vertically cross-linking to form a stepped rack body. 所定数と形状の段板を所定形状に平面連結してラック最下段を形成すると共に、最前列の段板のみを階段状に上下配置し、所定長さに設定した追加の延長段柱と段柱とで上記最前列の各段段板を最下段の段板に縦に交叉連結して階段状ラック体を形成したことを特徴とする請求項4記載のラック体。      A predetermined number and shape of step plates are connected to each other in a plane to form a rack bottom step, and only the front row of step plates are arranged vertically in a stepped manner, and additional extension step columns and steps set to a predetermined length. 5. The rack body according to claim 4, wherein each of the stepped plates in the foremost row is vertically cross-connected to the lowermost stepped plate by a pillar to form a stepped rack body.
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