Office table with embedded wiring

Abstract

The utility model discloses an embedded wiring office table, belongs to the technical field of office furniture, and provides an embedded wiring office table more convenient to disassemble and assemble, the embedded wiring office table comprises a table top, a wiring groove is formed in the upper surface of the table top, a rotating groove is formed in the center of the wiring groove of the table top, and a pair of cover plates symmetrical about the rotating groove are arranged in the wiring groove; the inner top surface of the cover plate in a state parallel to the table top is higher than the inner bottom surface of the wiring groove, a bunching buckle is arranged in the rotating groove, the bunching buckle is suitable for restraining the cover plate in the wiring groove, a notch is formed in the bunching buckle, when the notch is aligned with the wiring groove, the bunching buckle unlocks the cover plate, and wiring legs are fixedly connected to the bottom surface of the table top. According to the utility model, the turnover cover plate structure is arranged above the wiring groove, so that the embedded cable can be well hidden, the cable can conveniently penetrate through the wiring groove during wiring, the cover plate is turned over when detection is needed, more parts of the cable are exposed to facilitate observation of the state of the cable, and the old cable can be conveniently pulled out when replacement is needed.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present application relates to the technical field of office furniture, and in particular to a desk with built-in wiring. Background Art

[0002] The office desk is one of the items that computer workers use for a long time. There are various electrical devices on the desk, so there will be many power cords and signal cables. Most of the existing office desks have reserved holes for threading the wires, but the cables under the desk are still relatively messy. They are usually tied together with cable ties, but there is still a probability that they will be bumped when stretching the legs, which may affect the stability of the cable connection end and cause the electrical equipment to suddenly lose power. In order to avoid this situation, the existing office desks will allow the cables to be routed from the inside of the desk, but it is not convenient when wiring, and it is also inconvenient when inspection and replacement are needed. Summary of the invention

[0003] The purpose of the present application is to provide a built-in wiring desk that is more convenient to assemble and disassemble.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, the present application provides an office desk with built-in wiring: comprising a desktop, a wiring groove is provided on the upper surface of the desktop, a turning groove is provided in the center of the wiring groove, a pair of cover plates symmetrical about the turning groove are arranged in the wiring groove, the inner top surface of the cover plate in a state parallel to the desktop is higher than the inner bottom surface of the wiring groove, a cable buckle is arranged in the turning groove, the cable buckle is suitable for constraining the cover plate in the wiring groove, the cable buckle has a notch, when the notch is aligned with the wiring groove, the cable buckle will release the lock of the cover plate, the bottom surface of the desktop is fixedly connected with a wiring leg, the cable enters the wiring groove through the inside of the wiring leg, and finally extends to the desktop through the cable buckle, leading the wires below the desktop to the desktop.

[0005] Preferably, the desktop is provided with a rotating hole passing through the bottom surface inside the rotating groove, and the cable buckle includes a rotating shaft suitable for cooperating with the rotating hole to form a rotating pair, the upper end of the rotating shaft is fixedly connected to an upper chuck, and the upper surface of the upper chuck is fixedly connected to a pair of centrally symmetrical extension plates, and the upper end of each extension plate is fixedly connected to a wire blocking plate, and the two wire blocking plates are centrally symmetrical around the axis of the upper chuck, and the notch is formed between the head end of one wire blocking plate and the tail end of the other wire blocking plate, and the wire blocking plate is suitable for blocking the upper end of the cover plate from moving upward, limiting the cables to pass through the cable buckle only, to avoid the cables passing through the desktop being too messy.

[0006] Preferably, a cable sliding groove is formed between the upper surface of the upper chuck and the lower surface of each of the cable blocking plates, and the cable sliding groove is connected to the notch. In the unlocked state, the cable can slide out of the cable buckle from the notch.

[0007] As a preference, the inner wall of the rotating groove is provided with a yielding ring groove extending to the top surface, which is suitable for cooperating with the wire blocking plate to form a rotating pair, thereby reducing the swing of the upper end of the wire buckle and improving the stability of the upper end of the wire buckle.

[0008] As a preference, the lower end of the rotating shaft is fixedly connected with a lower chuck, and the lower chuck is located below the table top. The bottom surface of the lower chuck is fixedly connected with a rotating handle to facilitate the rotation of the entire cable buckle to achieve the transition between the locked and unlocked states.

[0009] Preferably, the desktop is fixedly connected with a limiting axis between the two inner walls of the wiring groove, and the limiting axis is away from the rotating groove. One end of the cover plate is provided with an axis handle, and the axis handle is provided with an axis hole passing through the end face, which is suitable for cooperating with the limiting axis to form a rotating pair. The upper surface of the end of the cover plate pointing to the wire buckle is provided with a groove, which is suitable for fitting with the wire blocking plate. When the wire blocking plate fits with the groove, the cover plate is locked by the wire buckle, and the cover plate cannot be tilted up in the locked state.

[0010] Preferably, the desktop is provided with a wire lead hole in the wiring trough which is connected with the interior of the wiring leg; the lower surface of the cover plate pointing to the cable clip has a support plate, the side surface of the support plate is suitable for contacting with the inner wall of the wiring trough, and the bottom surface of the support plate is suitable for contacting with the inner bottom surface of the wiring trough, so that a stable gap is maintained between the cover plate and the inner bottom surface of the wiring trough.

[0011] As a preferred embodiment, the wiring leg has an embedded cavity inside, the embedded cavity is connected with the wiring groove through the lead hole, the wiring leg has a threading hole penetrating the inner and outer walls on the side wall near the lower end, and the lower end of the wiring leg is fixedly connected to the second foot pad; the table top is also provided with a supporting leg at the corner of the lower surface, the supporting leg includes a light column fixedly connected to the table top, and the lower end of the light column is fixedly connected to the first foot pad, so as to increase the contact area and reduce the placement pressure.

[0012] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this application are:

[0013] (1) By providing a reversible cover structure above the wiring trough, the embedded cables can be well hidden and the cables can be easily inserted during wiring. When inspection is required, the cover can be opened to expose more parts of the cables for easy observation of the cable status. When replacement is required, the old cables can also be easily pulled out.

[0014] (2) By setting up a cable buckle structure, the cover plate can be locked to limit the movement of the cover plate at ordinary times, and the cables passing through the desktop can only be led out through the center of the cable buckle, making the cables above the desktop more orderly and less messy. When unlocked, the wire harness can be easily lifted together with the cover plate, which is convenient for inspection and removal. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 A first schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the embedded wiring desk;

[0016] Figure 2 A second schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the embedded wiring desk;

[0017] Figure 3 It is a three-dimensional structural cross-sectional view of the embedded wiring desk after removing the cover plate and the cable tie;

[0018] Figure 4 For the built-in wiring desk Figure 3 A local enlarged view of point A;

[0019] Figure 5 For the built-in wiring desk Figure 3 A partial enlarged view of point B;

[0020] Figure 6 A three-dimensional structural cross-sectional view showing the wiring of the embedded wiring desk;

[0021] Figure 7 A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the cover plate and the cable harness opening of the embedded wiring desk;

[0022] Figure 8 A first perspective view of the three-dimensional structure of the cover plate 1 of the embedded wiring desk;

[0023] Fig. 9 A second view of the three-dimensional structure of the cover plate 1 of the embedded wiring desk;

[0024] Fig.10 A first view of the three-dimensional structure of the cable clip of the embedded wiring desk;

[0025] Fig.11 A second view of the three-dimensional structure of the cable clip of the embedded wiring desk;

[0026] Fig.12 The present invention is a three-dimensional structural cross-sectional view of the cable clip of the office desk with built-in wiring.

[0027] In the figure: 1. Cover plate; 101. Slot; 102. Support plate; 103. Shaft handle; 104. Shaft hole; 2. Wire buckle; 201. Turn handle; 202. Lower chuck; 203. Turning shaft; 204. Upper chuck; 205. Extension plate; 206. Wire blocking plate; 207. Notch; 208. Wire sliding groove; 3. Support leg; 301. Light column; 302. First foot pad; 4. Wiring leg; 401. Embedded cavity; 402. Threading port; 403. Second foot pad; 5. Desktop; 501. Wiring groove; 502. Limiting shaft; 503. Turning groove; 504. Turning hole; 505. Make way ring groove; 506. Lead hole. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0028] Below, the present application is further described in conjunction with specific implementation methods. It should be noted that, under the premise of no conflict, the various embodiments or technical features described below can be arbitrarily combined to form new embodiments.

[0029] In the description of the present application, it should be noted that directional words, such as the terms "center", "lateral", "longitudinal", "length", "width", "thickness", "up", "down", "front", "back", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom", "inside", "outside", "clockwise", "counterclockwise", etc., indicating directions and positional relationships are based on the directions or positional relationships shown in the accompanying drawings, which are only for the convenience of narrating the present application and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, be constructed and operated in a specific orientation, and cannot be understood as limiting the specific scope of protection of the present application.

[0030] It should be noted that the terms "first", "second", etc. in the description and claims of the present application are used to distinguish similar objects, and are not necessarily used to describe a specific order or sequence.

[0031] The terms "including" and "having" and any variations thereof in the specification and claims of this application are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusions. For example, a process, method, system, product or apparatus comprising a series of steps or units is not necessarily limited to those steps or units explicitly listed, but may include other steps or units not explicitly listed or inherent to these processes, methods, products or apparatuses.

[0032] like Figure 1-12The desk with built-in wiring shown in the figure includes a horizontal desktop 5. The desktop 5 can be made of wood or alloy material. In order to improve office comfort, wood material is usually used. A wiring groove 501 is opened on the upper surface of the desktop 5. The cables leading to the desk will sink into the wiring groove 501. The desktop 5 is opened with a turning groove 503 in the center of the wiring groove 501. The bottom surface of the turning groove 503 is flush with the bottom surface of the wiring groove 501. A pair of cover plates 1 symmetrical about the turning groove 503 are arranged in the wiring groove 501. The upper surface of the cover plate 1 in a state parallel to the desktop 5 is flush with the upper surface of the desktop 5, and the inner top surface of the cover plate 1 is higher than the wiring groove 5. 01, therefore, a gap for the cable to pass through will be formed between the cover plate 1 and the wiring groove 501. In order to prevent the lower surface of the cover plate 1 from fitting against the bottom surface of the wiring groove 501, a support plate 102 is set on the lower surface of the end of the cover plate 1 pointing to the turning groove 503, that is, the end where the cable buckle 2 is configured. The support plate 102 and the cover plate 1 are an integrated structure, but the width in the front-to-back direction is significantly smaller than the cover plate 1. The side of the support plate 102 can contact the inner side wall of the wiring groove 501, and the bottom surface of the support plate 102 can contact the inner bottom surface of the wiring groove 501, so that the cover plate 1 can maintain a stable gap with the wiring groove 501 when it is laid flat.

[0033] A cable buckle 2 is provided in the rotating groove 503. The function of the cable buckle 2 includes constraining the cover plate 1 in the wiring groove 501. The cable buckle 2 has a notch 207, and the notch 207 allows the cable to pass through. When the notch 207 is aligned with the wiring groove 501, the cable buckle 2 will release the lock on the cover plate 1. At this time, the end of the cover plate 1 pointing to the cable buckle 2 can be lifted upward, and the cable can be lifted to the top of the desktop 5 through the notch 207, which is convenient for checking and replacing the cable. This is also the function of the cable buckle 2. The desktop 5 is provided with a rotating hole 504 that passes through the bottom surface in the rotating groove 503. A bearing structure may be configured in the rotating hole 504. The specific structure of the cable buckle 2 includes a rotating shaft 203, which is used to cooperate with the rotating hole 504 to form a rotating pair. Of course, the rotating shaft 203 also has It may be necessary to pass through the bearing structure and then cooperate with the rotating hole 504. The upper end of the rotating shaft 203 is fixedly connected to the upper chuck 204 to prevent the rotating shaft 203 from moving downward. The upper surface of the upper chuck 204 is fixedly connected to a pair of centrally symmetrical extension plates 205. The extension plates 205 are arc-shaped, and the outer side surfaces are flush with the outer side surfaces of the upper chuck 204. The upper end of each extension plate 205 is fixedly connected to a wire blocking plate 206. The wire blocking plate 206 is also arc-shaped, but the arc length is obviously larger than that of the extension plate 205, and the outer diameter is also larger than that of the extension plate 205. Like the two extension plates 205, the two wire blocking plates 206 are centrally symmetrical around the axis of the upper chuck 204, and the above-mentioned gap 207 is formed between the head end of one wire blocking plate 206 and the tail end of the other wire blocking plate 206.

[0034] The wire blocking plate 206 with a more protruding outer diameter is used to block the upper end of the cover plate 1 from moving upward. A wire sliding groove 208 is formed between the upper surface of the upper chuck 204 and the lower surface of each wire blocking plate 206. The cable passes through the wire sliding groove 208 to be located below the wire blocking plate 206, so that it is restricted by the wire blocking plate 206 and cannot exceed the upper surface of the desktop 5. The wire sliding groove 208 is connected with the notch 207, and the cable can slide out of the wire sliding groove 208 through the notch 207. After sliding out, it can exceed the upper surface of the desktop 5. The inner wall of the rotating groove 503 is provided with a yielding ring groove 505 extending to the top surface, which just cooperates with the wire blocking plate 206 to form a rotating pair. The lower end of the rotating shaft 203 passes through the rotating hole 50 4 is fixedly connected with a lower chuck 202, which is located below the desktop 5. The lower chuck 202 moves upward with the same rotating shaft 203 to prevent the cable buckle 2 from being pulled off from the desktop 5 due to the upward traction of the cable. It should be noted that the lower chuck 202, the upper chuck 204, the extension plate 205 and the wire blocking plate 206 are all coaxial, and the bottom surface of the lower chuck 202 is fixedly connected with a rotating handle 201. The rotating handle 201 and other structures of the above-mentioned cable buckle 2 are all integrated structures. When the rotating handle 201 is rotated from below the desktop 5, the entire cable buckle 2 will rotate, thereby adjusting the direction of the wire blocking plate 206 and changing the locking state of the cable buckle 2 on the cover plate 1.

[0035] The desktop 5 is fixedly connected with a limiting axis 502 between the two inner walls of the wiring groove 501. The axes of the two limiting axes 502 are parallel and on the same horizontal plane. The limiting axis 502 is away from the rotation groove 503. In this way, when limiting the freedom of the cover 1, there will be less interference. One end of the cover 1 has a shaft handle 103. The top surface of the shaft handle 103 is flush with the upper surface of the cover 1, and the bottom surface is significantly lower than the lower surface of the cover 1. The shaft handle 103 is provided with an axial hole 104 that passes through the end surface and is used to cooperate with the limiting axis 502 to form a rotating pair to limit the freedom of the cover 1. The upper surface of the end of the cover 1 pointing to the cable buckle 2 is provided with a slot 101, which can be exactly matched with the cable blocking plate 206. When the cable blocking plate 206 is matched with the slot 101, the cover 1 will be locked by the cable buckle 2.

[0036] The bottom surface of the desktop 5 is fixedly connected with a wiring leg 4, which is an important component for realizing embedded wiring. The wiring leg 4 has an embedded cavity 401 inside, so that the wiring leg 4 has a hollow structure. The embedded cavity 401 is connected with the wiring groove 501 through the lead hole 506. The wiring leg 4 is provided with a threading port 402 that passes through the inner and outer walls on the side wall near the lower end, so that the embedded cavity 401 will be connected with the outside world, which is convenient for the cable to be inserted into the wiring leg 4. There are usually more than one threading port 402. The lower end of the wiring leg 4 is fixedly connected with a second foot pad 403, which has a larger bottom area than the wiring leg 4 and can effectively disperse the pressure of the office desk on the ground; the desktop 5 is also provided with a supporting leg 3 at the corner of the lower surface. In fact, there are two supporting legs 3 and two wiring legs 4 respectively, occupying the four corners of the ground of the desktop 5. The supporting leg 3 includes a light column 301 fixedly connected to the desktop 5. The lower end of the light column 301 is fixedly connected to the first foot pad 302, which is also used to reduce the pressure in contact with the ground. The cable enters the wiring groove 501 through the interior of the wiring leg 4, and finally extends to the desktop 5 through the cable buckle 2. The desktop 5 is provided with a lead hole 506 in the wiring groove 501 that is connected to the interior of the wiring leg 4. The lead hole 506 is usually located below the limiting shaft 502, and the wiring leg 4 is located below the lead hole 506, which just connects the embedded cavity 401 with the wiring groove 501.

[0037] Working principle: When in use, first flip up the cover plate 1 to fully expose the wiring groove 501, pass the cable through the lead hole 506 into the embedded cavity 401 of the wiring leg 4, and then pass it out from the threading port 402 at the bottom, adjust the position of the cable adaptively, then connect the two ends of the cable, and then lay the cable in the wiring groove 501, and flip the cover plate 1 so that the cover plate 1 is buckled on the wiring groove 501 to cover the laid cable, and finally rotate the handle 201 to make the wire blocking plate 206 fit with the card slot 101 at the end of the cover plate 1. When the cover 1 is locked and cannot move, the cable will be hidden; when inspection or replacement is required, the handle 201 is rotated in the opposite direction to disengage the wire blocking plate 206 from the slot 101. At this time, the locking state of the cover 1 is released, and the cable is pulled upward, and the cable will slide out from the notch 207 of the cable buckle 2 and lift up the cover 1, so that most of the cable that was originally hidden can be exposed, which is convenient for inspection. By unplugging the connected end of the cable, the entire embedded cable can be pulled out, which is also convenient for replacement.

[0038] The above describes the basic principles, main features and advantages of the present application. Those skilled in the art should understand that the present application is not limited by the above embodiments, and the above embodiments and the specification only describe the principles of the present application. The present application may have various changes and improvements without departing from the spirit and scope of the present application, and these changes and improvements fall within the scope of the present application for which protection is sought. The scope of protection claimed by the present application is defined by the attached claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A desk with built-in wiring, characterized by: The invention comprises a desktop (5), wherein the upper surface of the desktop (5) is provided with a wiring groove (501), the desktop (5) is provided with a rotation groove (503) in the center of the wiring groove (501), a pair of cover plates (1) symmetrical with respect to the rotation groove (503) are arranged in the wiring groove (501), the inner top surface of the cover plates (1) in a state parallel to the desktop (5) is higher than the inner bottom surface of the wiring groove (501), a cable buckle (2) is arranged in the rotation groove (503), and the cable buckle (2) It is suitable for restraining the cover plate (1) in the wiring groove (501), and the cable buckle (2) has a notch (207). When the notch (207) is aligned with the wiring groove (501), the cable buckle (2) will release the lock on the cover plate (1). The bottom surface of the desktop (5) is fixedly connected with a wiring leg (4). The cable enters the wiring groove (501) through the inside of the wiring leg (4) and finally passes through the cable buckle (2) and extends to the desktop (5).

2. The built-in wiring desk according to claim 1, characterized in that: The tabletop (5) is provided with a rotating hole (504) penetrating the bottom surface inside the rotating groove (503); the cable buckle (2) includes a rotating shaft (203) suitable for cooperating with the rotating hole (504) to form a rotating pair; the upper end of the rotating shaft (203) is fixedly connected to an upper chuck (204); the upper surface of the upper chuck (204) is fixedly connected to a pair of centrally symmetrical extension plates (205); the upper end of each extension plate (205) is fixedly connected to a wire blocking plate (206); the two wire blocking plates (206) are centrally symmetrical around the axis of the upper chuck (204); the notch (207) is formed between the head end of one wire blocking plate (206) and the tail end of the other wire blocking plate (206); the wire blocking plate (206) is suitable for blocking the upper end of the cover plate (1) from moving upward.

3. The built-in wiring desk as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: A wire sliding groove (208) is formed between the upper surface of the upper chuck (204) and the lower surface of each wire blocking plate (206), and the wire sliding groove (208) is communicated with the notch (207).

4. The built-in wiring desk as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that: The inner wall of the rotating groove (503) is provided with a clearance ring groove (505) extending to the top surface, which is suitable for cooperating with the wire blocking plate (206) to form a rotating pair.

5. The built-in wiring desk as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that: The lower end of the rotating shaft (203) is fixedly connected to a lower chuck (202), the lower chuck (202) is located below the table top (5), and the bottom surface of the lower chuck (202) is fixedly connected to a rotating handle (201).

6. The built-in wiring desk according to any one of claims 2 to 5, characterized in that: The desktop (5) is fixedly connected with a limit axis (502) between the two inner walls of the wiring groove (501), and the limit axis (502) is away from the rotating groove (503). One end of the cover plate (1) has an axial handle (103), and the axial handle (103) is provided with an axial hole (104) passing through the end surface, which is suitable for cooperating with the limit axis (502) to form a rotating pair. The upper surface of one end of the cover plate (1) pointing to the cable buckle (2) is provided with a slot (101), which is suitable for fitting with the cable blocking plate (206). When the cable blocking plate (206) fits with the slot (101), the cover plate (1) is locked by the cable buckle (2).

7. The built-in wiring desk according to claim 6, characterized in that: The desktop (5) is provided with a lead-in hole (506) in the wiring groove (501) and connected to the inside of the wiring leg (4); the lower surface of the end of the cover plate (1) pointing to the cable clip (2) has a support plate (102), the side surface of the support plate (102) is suitable for contacting the inner side wall of the wiring groove (501), and the bottom surface of the support plate (102) is suitable for contacting the inner bottom surface of the wiring groove (501).

8. The built-in wiring desk as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that: The wiring leg (4) has an embedded cavity (401) inside, and the embedded cavity (401) is connected to the wiring groove (501) through the lead hole (506). The wiring leg (4) is provided with a threading hole (402) passing through the inner and outer walls on the side wall near the lower end, and the lower end of the wiring leg (4) is fixedly connected to a second foot pad (403); the table top (5) is also provided with a supporting leg (3) at the corner of the lower surface, and the supporting leg (3) includes a light column (301) fixedly connected to the table top (5), and the lower end of the light column (301) is fixedly connected to a first foot pad (302).

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