JPS6357046B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] This invention relates to a laterally movable stacking dining table having a supporting edge, and in particular, by providing a supporting edge for positioning the tray on the dining table, the tray can be placed on the supporting edge. The present invention relates to a laterally movable stackable dining table having supporting edges which can be supported by supporting the dining table to form a firmly and stable dining table, and which can be stacked compactly when the dining tables are not in use.

[Prior Art] In general, a dining table is constructed by connecting a frame or a face piece, which is a tray placement part, with legs. That is, the dining table is configured such that four sides form a mounting portion such as a rectangular frame, and legs are attached to each of the opposing sides. A tray is placed on top of this dining table to form a dining table.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

Incidentally, recently, in the food and beverage industry where trays are used, trays with different standard dimensions unique to each establishment have been increasingly used. However, it is difficult to obtain a dining table that is compatible with trays of various standards having different shapes, and there is also the disadvantage that the storage space for the dining table becomes large when the dining table is not in use. In addition, dish-shaped trays, in particular those whose peripheral edges are slightly bent upwards, are increasingly being used, and it is desirable to have a table stand with a supporting edge that firmly and stably supports this dish-shaped tray. was.

[Purpose of the invention]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned inconveniences and provide a support edge for positioning the tray on the dining table, thereby stably supporting the tray and constructing a sturdy dining table. The object of the present invention is to realize a laterally movable stackable dining table having supporting edges that can be compactly stacked and stored and have a great practical effect.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to achieve this object, the present invention consists of two separable parts: a men's tray, which is a mounting surface, and a dining table that supports this men's tray, and the dining table has a lightweight mounting surface. In order to prevent the dining table from sliding down, the mounting surface should be constructed only from the frame members that make up the outer shell of the dining table, and the inside and/or bottom of the upper leg that is locked to the upper locking rod of the support table should be configured to prevent the dining table from sliding down. The upper dining table, which is provided with an outer side of the lower leg that is locked to the side locking rod and is provided with a contact portion that is supported by the angle determining section to maintain the stacking angle θ of the dining table, is connected to the lower dining table. In order to stack the plates vertically or approximately vertically upward in the same posture while being locked by the table, the line segment of the mounting surface of the tray is positioned so as to be inclined by a stacking angle θ with respect to the horizontal plane. At least a part of the periphery of the stand has a locking part that locks the tray, and the height of the locking part is smaller than the vertical height of the frame member, and the width of the flat part is larger than the horizontal width of the frame member. It is characterized by providing a support edge for positioning.

[Effect]

Since the present invention is configured in this manner, when the dining table is used, the peripheral edge of the tray can be locked to the positioning support edge provided on the dressing table, thereby making it possible to construct a sturdy dining table. Moreover, when the table stands are not in use, the table tables are stacked while being shifted to one side of the mounting plane, so that the table tables can be stacked compactly and the storage space can be reduced.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail and specifically below based on the drawings.

1 and 2 show a first embodiment of the invention. In the figure, reference numeral 2 denotes a dining table, and this dining table 2 is composed of a rectangular frame 4 and legs 6 attached to the frame 4. That is, the dining table 2 is
The tray (not shown) is configured by supporting the tray (not shown), which is a mounting portion, and is separable from the tray. Therefore, the dining table is composed of two parts: the dining table 2 and the tray. The frame body 4 is
It consists of a pair of first sides 8 arranged in the longitudinal direction (X direction) and a pair of second sides 10 arranged in the right angle direction (Y direction) between these first sides 8. The center of the frame 4 is hollow due to the equal sides 8 and 10. In order to make the mounting surface portion of the dining table 2 lightweight, the mounting portion of the dining table 2 is composed only of a frame 4, which is a frame member constituting the outer shell of the dining table 2, and a hollow portion is formed in the frame 4. . On the other hand, the legs 6 are attached to both ends of the second sides 10 perpendicularly downward.

Further, as shown in FIG. 1, the distance L between the inner sides of the opposing first side pieces 8, 8 in the Y direction mentioned above
is formed to be slightly wider than the distance K between the outer sides of the legs 6, 6. This is because when stacking the dining table 2,
This is to enable the legs 6 of the upper dining table 2 to be inserted into the hollow shape of the lower dining table 2.

A support edge 12 for positioning a tray (not shown) is attached to approximately the center of each of the sides 8, 10. The support edge 12 projects horizontally and outwardly from the upper end of the frame 4, and has a tip inclined slightly upward to form a locking portion 14.

The operation of this first embodiment will be explained below.

When using the dining table 2, a tray, for example, a dish-shaped tray with a peripheral edge slightly bent upward, is placed on the dining table 2. At this time, there is a supporting edge 12 at the periphery of the tray.
It is locked in the locking part 14 of the table, and a solid table is constructed. Therefore, food and drink containers can be stably placed on the tray.

When the dining tables 2 are not in use, the dining tables 2 can be stacked on top of each other as shown in FIG. That is, from above the first dining table 2-1 at the bottom, the second dining table 2-2
Insert the leg 6-2 on one side into the hollow. At this time, in the Y direction, the distance L between the insides of the first side pieces 8, 8 is slightly wider than the distance K between the outsides of the legs 6, 6, so the legs 6-2 of the second dining table 2-2 are 1st table 2
-1 can be easily inserted into the hollow shape.
Then, the legs 6-2 of the second dining table 2-2 are slightly shifted in the _X1 direction on the mounting plane so that they are lined up with the legs 6-1 of the first dining table 2-1 below, and the first dining table The legs 6-2 of the second dining table 2-2 are brought into contact and locked with the legs 6-1 of the second dining table 2-1, and the second dining tables 2-2 are stacked. Next, the legs 6-3 of the third dining table 2-3 are placed on top of the second dining table 2-2, and the legs 6-1 of the first dining table 2-1 and the second dining table 2-2 are placed on top of the second dining table 2-2.
The third dining table 2-3 is further stacked on top of the third dining table 2-3 with a slight shift in the _X1 direction on the mounting plane so as to be aligned with the legs 6-2. Similarly, the fourth dining table 2-4 and the fifth dining table 2-5 are stacked one after another in the _X1 direction on the mounting plane so as to line up with the legs of the dining tables stacked below. Next, a sixth dining table 2 is placed on the frame 4-1 of the first dining table 2-1.
Place the lower end of leg 6-6 of -6 on this sixth table stand 2-
6, shift it in the _X1 direction on the mounting plane and place the seventh table 2-7, the eighth table 2-8, the ninth table 2-9, and the
10 dining tables 2-10 can be stacked in sequence. The lower end of the leg 6-10 of this tenth dining table 2-10 is placed on the frame 4-5 of the fifth dining table 2-5. Similarly, the dining tables 2 can be stacked upward while being shifted to one side of the mounting plane.

In this way, all the legs 6 of the upper stacked dining tables 2 are placed on top of the legs 6 of all the lower stacked dining tables 2, and each of the stacked dining tables 2
The frames 4 also come into contact with each other and are stacked on top of each other. For this reason, the legs 6 protruding below the frame body 4
In this case, the legs of the upper-layer fencing table are located in the spaces between the lower-layer fencing stands, so that the height of the stacked fettling stands 2 can be suppressed as much as possible.

When stacking the dining tables 2 in this way, the height H in the vertical direction of the frame 4 is higher than the height h of the locking part 14 of the support edge 12, and the width W in the horizontal direction is
By being formed narrower than the width V of the flat portion of the table 2, even if the table tables 2 are stacked sideways, the support edge 1
The dining tables 2 can be easily stacked high while moving to one side of the mounting plane of the dining tables without being obstructed by the dining tables 2.

As a result, when stacking, only the height H of the frame body 4 is required, and the overall height of the dining table can be reduced, making it compact and requiring less storage space. Moreover, the horizontal movement of the dining table back and forth and left and right is possible because the sides of the legs attached to the frame come into contact with other legs.
It is possible to prevent the fear that the center of gravity of the stacked dining table will shift and fall due to small earthquakes, vibrations, etc.

3 and 8 show a second embodiment of the invention. In the following embodiments, parts having the same functions as those in the first embodiment described above are designated by the same reference numerals. The features of this second embodiment are as follows:
The following points apply. That is, the dining table 2 includes a rectangular frame 4 formed by first side pieces 8, 8 and second side pieces 10, 10, and second side pieces 10, 10 in the Y direction of this frame 4. It is composed of legs 6, 6 that can be inserted and removed at both ends of the plate, and the distance N between the outsides of the opposing first side pieces 8, 8 is smaller than the distance M between the parts where the legs 6, 6 come into contact with and separate from each other. It is narrowly formed.

At the approximately central portion of the first side 8 that is separated,
A frame joint 16 is provided. One end of a first connector 18 is fixed to the end of one separated side of the first side 8, and this first connector 18 is inserted into a first elongated hole 20 formed on the other separated side. It is arranged so that it can be inserted and removed. A long groove 22 is formed in the axial direction in the upper center of the first connector 18.
A guide hole 24 is formed in communication with the guide hole 24 and in parallel with the guide hole 24 . A sliding fixture 26 is disposed in the long groove 22 and the guide hole 24. This fixing device 26 has an anti-slip groove on the top of the operating section 2.
8, and a protrusion 30 that loosely fits into the long groove 22 and is located slightly above the long groove 22.
The holding part 34 is connected to the holding part 32 and loosely fitted into the guide hole 24. This allows the fixture 26 to be attached to the long groove 22.
By sliding along the guide hole 24, the protrusion 30 on the upper part of the holding part 32 is locked to the locking frame part 36 on the opposite side. Therefore, after expanding and contracting with the first side 8, the separated sides can be fixed. Furthermore, legs 6 are provided at both ends of the second side 10, respectively. This leg 6 is provided with a leg joint 38 similar to the frame joint 16 provided on the first side 8 described above. In other words, the second elongated hole 4 is provided on the second side 10.
0 is formed, and a second connector 42 connected to the leg 6 is removably provided in the second elongated hole 40. Thereby, by moving the frame 4 in the Y direction, the second side 10 is extended. This second
A first support edge 44 that supports the peripheral edge of the tray in the X direction is attached to a substantially central portion of the side 10.
Furthermore, second support edges 46 are attached to the upper portions of the legs 6 to support the peripheral edge of the tray in the Y direction.

If configured as in the second embodiment, the first side 8 can be expanded and contracted in the X direction by the frame joint 16, as shown in FIG. 4, so as to match the shape of the tray. By expanding and contracting the two sides 10 in the Y direction by the leg joints 38, it is possible to easily form mending stands of large and small shapes. Therefore, there is no need to prepare a large number of table stands of different sizes, which is extremely economical. In addition, when the dining table 2 is not in use, as shown in a, b, and c of FIG. 8, the lower first dining table 2-1
The legs 6-2 of the second dining table 2-2 are placed from above so as to line up with the legs 6-1 of the first dining table 2-1 below.
At this time, since the distance N between the outer sides of the first sides 8 and 8 is narrower than the distance M between the parts where the legs 6 and 6 touch and separate, the upper dining table 2-1 is placed on the lower dining table 2-1. 2 can be easily placed. Moreover, the height H of the frame 4 is higher than the height h of the first and second support edges 44 and 46, and the horizontal width W of the second side 10 is the width of the flat portion of the first support edge 44. Since it is narrower than V, even if the dining tables 2 are stacked, they will not be interfered with by the supporting edges, and the mending tables can be easily stacked one after another upward. As a result, when storing or transporting the dining table, the table stand can be stacked to make it more compact, or the frame 4 and legs 6 can be separated, which reduces storage space and makes transportation easier. It is easy to handle, has great versatility, and is advantageous in practice.

In addition, since the dining table 2 can be divided into the frame 4 and legs 6, even if part of the frame 4 or legs 6 is damaged, it is possible to replace only the damaged part, making it possible to create a new It can be extremely inexpensive compared to purchasing a dining table.

In addition, in this second embodiment, the frame joint part 1
6 and the leg joint part 38 may be omitted, and the first support edge 44 and the second support edge 46 may be provided to be removable in the X direction and the Y direction, or a frame joint may be provided depending on the size of the tray used. It is also possible to fix the joint portion 16 and the leg joint portion 38 to a predetermined length using a fixing means such as an adhesive.

9 to 12 show a third embodiment of the present invention. This third embodiment is characterized by the following points. That is, a third support edge 50 is provided at the end of the first side 8 in the X direction so as to be insertable into and removable from a long hole 48 formed in the axial direction of the first side 8. Further, a flat plate-shaped auxiliary member 52 is installed at the center of the opposing first sides 8, and this auxiliary member 52
A fitting hole 54 is formed between the upper surface and the lower surface of the side, a connecting portion 56 is removably provided in the fitting hole 54, and a fourth support edge 58 is fixed to the outer end of the connecting portion 56.

If configured as in the third embodiment, a large or small dining table can be easily formed by simply expanding and contracting the third and fourth supporting edges 50, 58 depending on the shape of the tray. Furthermore, since the configuration is simple, the number of parts can be reduced, and material costs and manufacturing costs can be reduced. Furthermore, when the dining table 2 is not in use, the third and fourth supporting edges 50, 58 can be removed for transportation and storage, which prevents the supporting edges from being damaged and makes handling easier. Further, the table tables can be stacked in the same manner as in the first and second embodiments described above.

13 and 14 show a fourth embodiment of the invention. This fourth embodiment is characterized by the following points. That is, at the four corners of the rectangular frame 4, a third support edge 50 is provided at both ends of the first side 8 in the X direction;
A fourth support edge 58 is provided at both ends of the second side 10 so as to be oriented in the Y direction so as to be orthogonal to zero.

If configured as in the fourth embodiment, the four corners of the tray can be easily supported by the third and fourth support edges 50, 58 with a simple configuration. Furthermore, the dining tables 2 can be stacked in the same manner as in the first and second embodiments described above.

FIG. 15 shows a fifth embodiment of the present invention. This fifth embodiment is characterized by the following points. That is, at the four corners of the rectangular frame 4, elongated holes 60 are formed at both ends of the first side 8, and in these elongated holes 60, first support portions 62 are formed to support the tray in the X direction and the Y direction. A support edge 66 having a second support portion 64 and a second support portion 64 is provided so as to be removable or insertable in the X direction.

If configured as in the fifth embodiment, there is no need to attach support edges along each side, and the configuration can be simplified. Furthermore, the dining tables can be stacked in the same manner as in the first and second embodiments described above.

FIG. 16 shows a sixth embodiment of the invention. The features of this sixth embodiment are as follows. That is, at the four corners of the rectangular frame 4, elongated holes 60 are formed at both ends of the first side 8, and in these elongated holes 60, first support portions 68 are formed to support the tray in the X direction and the Y direction. A support edge 72 having a second support portion 70 and a second support portion 70 is provided removably or fixedly in the X direction, and the second support portion 70 is provided in a Y direction.
It is provided so that it can be inserted and removed in any direction, or it can be fixed.

If configured as in the sixth embodiment, the first support part 68 can be inserted and removed in the X direction and the second support part 70 can be inserted and removed in the Y direction. To easily obtain a dining table according to the size. Furthermore, the dining tables 2 can be stacked in the same manner as in the first and second embodiments described above.

FIG. 17 shows a seventh embodiment of the invention. This seventh embodiment is characterized by the following points. That is, the support edges 74 are attached to each of the four corners of the frame 4, and the support edges 74 are oriented diagonally in order to hold the corner edges of the tray.

If configured as in this seventh embodiment, the support edge 74
It firmly holds all four corners of the tray, prevents the tray from tipping over, and makes it possible to create a stable meal. In addition, the stacking of dining tables is the same as the above-mentioned first and second
This can be done in the same manner as in the example.

FIG. 18 shows an eighth embodiment of the invention. The eighth embodiment is characterized by the following points. That is, when supporting the tray 78 having the protruding engagement portion 76 directed downward at the periphery of the bottom portion 78a, a flat support edge 80 from which the locking portion 14 is removed is provided.

If configured as in this eighth embodiment, the tray 78 will be
By abutting the protruding engagement portion 76 against the support edge 80, it is possible to construct a stable table that is firmly supported. Furthermore, the dining tables can be stacked in the same manner as in the first and second embodiments described above.

19 and 20 show a ninth embodiment of the present invention. This ninth embodiment is characterized by the following points. In other words, the supporting edge is the frame 4
The dining table 2, which is integrated with the table 2 and has tomoe-shaped legs, is stacked on the support table 82. Engagement holes 84 are formed on the upper surfaces of the second sides 10 and 10 of this dining table 2 and near the corners, and when the dining table 2 is stacked on the lower end of the legs 6, they fit into the engaging holes 84. An engaging protrusion 86 is provided. Further, in order to make the mounting surface portion of the dining table 2 lightweight, the mounting portion is constituted only by the frame 4, which is a frame member constituting the outer shell of the dining table 2, and the hollow portion 85 of the frame 4 is formed. The support stand 82 has an upper side that locks the inner side of the upper leg 6 of the dining table 2 between two bent holding rods 88 to prevent the dining table 2 from sliding down. A lower locking rod is an angle determining part that horizontally supports the locking rod 90 and locks the outside of the lower leg 6 of the dining table 2 at a lower position than the upper upper rod 90. 92 is placed horizontally.

In addition, in order to stack the upper dining table 2 vertically upward or approximately vertically upward in the same posture while being locked by the lower dining table 2, the line segment of the mounting surface of the dining table 2 is set relative to the horizontal plane HL. The stacking angle θ was tilted and positioned. Furthermore, wheels 94 are attached to the lower ends of the holding rods 88, respectively.

If configured as in the ninth embodiment, when stacking the dining tables 2, first the upper leg 6 of the first dining table 2-1 is stacked.
The inside of leg 6-1 is locked to the upper locking rod 90, and the outside of the lower leg 6-1 is locked to the lower locking rod 92. As a result, the dining table 2-1 is placed on the first dining table 2-1.
2 diagonally, and similarly the third mending stand 2-3,
... The dining tables 2 can be stacked vertically.
Therefore, the dining tables 2 can be easily stacked, the stacking work is easy and requires no skill, the dining tables 2 can be stacked firmly, and the storage space can be reduced. Furthermore, the stacked dining tables can be easily moved by the support stand 82, making it easy to keep things organized.

21 and 22 show a tenth embodiment of the present invention. This 10th embodiment is characterized by the following points. That is, when stacking the dining tables 2 of the ninth embodiment described above, two dining tables 2-A and 2-B are stacked instead of the support base 82 as the bases to be stacked, and the dining tables 2-A and 2-B above are stacked. Both first sides 8 of B,
8 to lock the inside of the leg 6-1 on one side of the other dining table 2-1.

When configured as in the tenth embodiment, first, the upper dining table 2-B is placed on the lower dining table 2-A.
At this time, as shown in FIG. 22, the upper dining table 2-
The engaging protrusions 86 of B are made to coincide with each other. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the lower dining table 2-A and the upper dining table 2-B from slipping and falling. Next, the inside of the leg 6-1 on one side of the first dining table 2-1 is locked to both first sides 8, 8 of the dining table 2-B, and the end of the leg 6-1 on the other side is locked. touch the ground. Then, on the first dining table 2-1, there is a second dining table 2-2, a third dining table 2-3, and so on.
By stacking them one after another, two rows of dining tables can be stacked vertically. By stacking the dining tables 2 in this manner, the support stand 82 is not required, and the dining tables 2 can be stacked and stored using only the dining tables, which is extremely beneficial.

23 and 24 show an eleventh embodiment of the present invention. The features of this eleventh embodiment are as follows. In other words, claw-shaped dining table 2
are stacked on the support stand 82. This mending table 2 includes a flat first member 96 having legs 6 at both ends;
A second member 9 formed similarly to this first member 96
8 intersect at the central part, and the first
In two spaces in the X direction formed by the member 96 and the second member 98 with a tolerance, support members 100 having integral support edges were provided, respectively, so as to coincide with the mounting plane.

Further, a hollow portion 101 is formed in the support member 100, which is the outer shell.

If configured as in this 11th embodiment, the above-mentioned 9th embodiment
Similarly to the embodiment, the first dining table 2-1 is tilted so that the inside of the leg 6-1 on one side is locked to the upper locking rod 90, and the inside of the leg 6-1 on the other side is locked on the lower side. Rod 92
to be locked. Then, the second dining table 2-2, the third dining table 2-3, and so on are stacked in order. As a result, even dining tables with legs 6 of different shapes can be easily stacked in the vertical direction, and the stacking work does not require skill and can be easily accomplished.

Note that this invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments,
Of course, various applications and modifications are possible.

For example, although the locking portion 14 of the support edge 12 is formed to be oriented slightly diagonally upward, it is also possible to form the locking portion 14 upward and vertically.

Further, the placement of the tray is not limited to the frame, and may be, for example, a face piece or a tray body. Then, place the upper dining table with a slight deviation to one side on the mounting plane of the lower dining table, and lock the dining table by bringing the legs into contact with each other, and also provide support for positioning the tray. It is sufficient if the shape of the dining table is such that the stacking is not obstructed by the edges.

Further, in the embodiments of the present invention, the supporting edge is provided so as to be movable in the orthogonal direction or in the longitudinal direction, but this supporting edge may also be provided so as to be movable in the orthogonal direction of the frame body 4.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As is clear from the above detailed description, according to the present invention, a dining table is composed of two separable parts: a tray serving as a surface-mounted portion, and a table stand supporting the tray,
In order to make the mounting surface portion of the dining table lightweight, the mounting portion is made up only of the frame member that constitutes the outer shell of the dining table, and to prevent the dining table from sliding down, it is connected to the upper locking rod of the support base. an abutting part that is provided on the inside of the upper leg to be stopped and/or on the outside of the lower leg to be stopped by the lower locking rod, and supported by the angle determining part to maintain the stacking angle θ of the dining table; The stacking angle of the line segment of the mounting surface of the dining table with respect to the horizontal plane is determined so that the upper dining table provided with the dining table is stacked vertically upward or approximately vertically upward in the same posture while being locked by the lower dining table. The height of the locking part for locking the tray on at least a part of the periphery of the table frame member is smaller than the height in the vertical direction of the table frame member, and the width of the flat part is the same as that of the table frame member. By providing the supporting edge for positioning the tray larger than the horizontal width of the frame member, a stable table can be ensured. Furthermore, the integrated dining table can be adapted to trays of different shapes and standards, stably supporting the trays, and constructing a sturdy dining table. Furthermore, since the stacks can be stacked while shifting slightly to one side on the mounting plane of the lower dining table, they can be stored compactly when not in use, reducing storage space, which has a practical effect. Becomes large.

In addition, in order to make the loading surface part of the dining table lightweight, the loading section is made up only of the frame that constitutes the outer shell of the dining table, and the hollow part is formed by the frame.
When the dining tables are stacked, the center of gravity is located at a lower position, making it possible to improve the stability of the stacked dining tables compared to conventional tables. This allows a large number of dining tables to be stacked vertically and high.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 and 2 show a first embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the dining table, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the dining table in a stacked state. 3 to 8 show a second embodiment of the invention, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the dining table;
FIG. 4 is a plan view of the dining table, FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the frame joint, FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along the - line in FIG. 5, and FIG. 7 is a sectional view taken along the - line in FIG. Figure 8 shows the stacked state of the dining table, where figure a is a plan view and figure b
The figure is a front view, and figure c is a right side view. 9th to 12th
The figures show a third embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 9 is a plan view of the dining table, FIG. 10 is a sectional view taken along the line - in FIG. 9, and FIG. 11 is an enlarged end view of the main part of FIG. 10. FIG. 12 is an enlarged perspective view of the main part of the support edge attached to the corner of the frame. 13 and 14 show a fourth embodiment of the present invention, with FIG. 13 being a plan view of the dining table and FIG. 14 being a perspective view of the dining table. FIG. 15 shows a fifth embodiment of the present invention, and is an enlarged perspective view of a main part of a support edge attached to a corner of the frame. FIG. 16 shows a sixth embodiment of the present invention, and is an enlarged perspective view of a main part of a support edge attached to a corner of the frame. FIG. 17 shows a seventh embodiment of the present invention, and is a perspective view of a dining table. FIG. 18 shows an eighth embodiment of the present invention, and is an enlarged sectional view of a main part of a support edge attached to a frame. Figures 19 and 20 show a ninth embodiment of the present invention, with Figure 19 being a perspective view when the dining table is placed on the support stand, and Figure 20 being a side view of the dining table being stacked. It is. Figures 21 and 22 show a tenth embodiment of the invention, Figure 21 is a side view of the trays stacked together, and Figure 22 is an enlarged sectional view of the main part of section XII in Figure 21. be. 23rd, 24th
The drawings show an eleventh embodiment of the present invention, in which FIG. 23 is a perspective view when the dining table is placed on the support stand, and FIG. 24 is a side view of the dining table in a stacked state. In the figure, 2 is a dining table, 4 is a frame, 6 is a leg, and 8
is a first side, 10 is a second side, 12 is a support edge, and 14 is a locking portion.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A dining table is composed of two separable parts: a men tray, which is a mounting surface part, and a dining table supporting this men tray, and the dining table constitutes the outer shell of the dining table in order to make the mounting surface portion lightweight. The mounting part is made up of only the frame member that holds the tray, and the inner side of the upper leg that is locked to the upper locking rod of the support base and/or the lower foot that is locked to the lower locking rod to prevent the table table from sliding down. The upper dining table, which is provided on the outside of the side legs and has a contact part supported by the angle determining part to maintain the stacking angle θ of the dining table, is vertically held in the same posture while being locked by the lower dining table. In order to stack the plates upwardly or in a substantially vertically upward direction, the line segment of the mounting surface of the dining table is positioned so as to be inclined by a stacking angle θ with respect to the horizontal plane, and at least a portion of the periphery of the dining table is provided with a tray. A support edge for positioning the tray is provided in which the height of the locking part to be locked is smaller than the vertical height of the tray frame member and the width of the flat part is larger than the horizontal width of the frame member. A lateral moving stacking table with a distinctive supporting edge.