Storage furniture

Abstract

To disclose a technique capable of preventing a tray from colliding with an article arranged in a storage part of a storage body when the tray is arranged on a rear face of a door.SOLUTION: A locker has a storage body 1 and a horizontally turning door 2, and the rear face of the door 2 is provided with a tray 26 in which a small article is put or a tray 27 which can store bottles. Because the tray 27 enters a first storage part 30 in a door closed state, a laterally long upward rib 59 as an interaction suppression part for defining an arrangement area of an article 58 is formed behind the tray 27. Since a user can arrange the article 58 with a rib 59 as a mark so that the front end is positioned behind the tray 27, it is possible to prevent the tray 27 from colliding with the article 58.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 9

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a box-shaped storage furniture such as a locker. [Background technology]

[0002] Lockers are an example of storage furniture, and they come in a variety of forms and are used for a variety of purposes. For example, in terms of size, there are coin lockers, which are made up of multiple storage units arranged vertically and horizontally, each with a height and width of several tens of centimeters, and there are also lockers with multiple storage units connected horizontally, each about 180 centimeters high, which can also store coats.

[0003] In terms of locking methods, there are those equipped with mechanical locks that are unlocked with a key, those equipped with combination locks that allow the user to set their own unlocking number, and those equipped with electronic locks that are unlocked by touching a card or pressing a numeric keypad. It is also common to combine mechanical and electronic locks.

[0004] In recent years, working styles in offices have changed dramatically, with the free address system (non-territorial system) becoming widespread, where desks are provided but individual workers do not have their own seats. A work system where people only come into the office on specific days of the week or when necessary is also widespread, but in these cases, the office is often basically a free address system.

[0005] Even in a free address working style, employees still need to store their personal belongings during working hours and keep any personally managed items they have after they leave work, so almost without exception, offices with a free address working style have personal lockers.

[0006] Of course, lockers are used as office furniture that is almost a necessity even in offices that do not have a free address system, but the lockers used in free address offices are characterized by the fact that they are multiple units with unit storage sections lined up vertically and horizontally, each several tens of centimeters in height and width, and that they have enhanced security features in order to store highly confidential items such as laptops and documents.

[0007] Since specific unit storage sections are assigned to specific people, basically only specific people can open and close the doors, but it is necessary to put mail addressed to individuals into each person's unit storage section on days when the user is not at work, or to put notices into each person's unit storage section. Even when the user is at work, there is also a desire to be able to store items such as envelopes and mail with the door closed.

[0008] Therefore, a mail slot is provided in the door so that envelopes and documents can be dropped inside while the door is locked. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a mail slot provided on the top of the door, which is long on both sides. In Patent Document 1, a tray is provided on the back of the door to receive mail. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0009] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2020-081731 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0010] As in Patent Document 1, if a tray (mailed item storage section) for receiving mail is provided on the back of the door, the tray will enter the storage section of the storage cabinet body, and if items are placed in the storage section of the storage cabinet body up to its front end, the tray may get stuck on the items, making it impossible to close the door, or the door may be forced closed, damaging the tray or the items.

[0011] In office lockers, the mail slot is sometimes located near the free end of the door in a vertically longitudinal position, and part of the storage area in the main body of the locker is used as a mail storage area.In this case, no tray is provided on the back of the door to serve as a mail storage area, but trays for storing small items or bottles are provided on the back of the door, and these trays have been seen to hit items.

[0012] The present invention was made against this background and aims to disclose a technology that can avoid interference between protruding parts and items in storage furniture that has protruding parts such as trays on the backside of the doors. [Means for solving the problem]

[0013] The present invention includes various configurations, typical examples of which are specified in each claim. The invention of claim 1 is a generic concept, "A storage body having a storage section that opens forward, A pivotable door that opens and closes the storage section; Equipped with A portion of the bottom surface of the storage section near the front end thereof is provided to draw the user's attention to the placement of the item so that when the door is closed, the back surface of the door or a door back storage section provided on the back surface of the door does not interfere with the item placed in the storage section. As a mark, left and right longitudinal ribs protruding upward or downward are arranged on the bottom plate constituting the bottom surface of the storage section. " The structure is as follows.

[0014] Doors can be made hollow by providing a box section on the back of the door where handles and the like can be placed, and as mentioned above, a tray can be attached to the back of the door to form a back-of-door storage area. However, the "back of the door" as used in this invention includes both parts that make up the door itself, such as the box section and lock unit, and a tray that is provided for a function separate from the door function.

[0016] Claim 2 invention of is also a higher concept, " a storage body having a storage section that opens forward; A pivotable door that opens and closes the storage section; Equipped with An upward protrusion or downward groove or hole is formed in the bottom plate constituting the bottom surface of the storage section at a location near the front end of the bottom surface of the storage section as a mark to alert the user to the position of the item so that the back surface of the door or the door back storage section provided on the back surface of the door does not interfere with the item placed in the storage section when the door is closed. In this case, the protrusions, grooves, and holes may be short and arranged side by side on the left and right. Also, the protrusions or grooves may be long and formed on the left and right.

[0018] Claim 3 The invention is 1 or 2 In "A tray constituting the door back storage section is attached to the back of the door, The interference suppression section is configured so that the article can be placed in a position that does not interfere with the tray. The structure is as follows.

[0019] Claim 4 The invention is 1~3 In any of the "A single storage cabinet body has multiple storage compartments arranged in the vertical or horizontal direction, or both vertical and horizontal directions, Each storage compartment is equipped with the aforementioned door. The structure is as follows. [Effects of the Invention]

[0020] When people use storage furniture, they tend to believe (believe) that even if there are protrusions on the back of the door, the storage section of the main body of the cabinet can be fully used for arranging items, and so they may place deep items with their front ends positioned near the front end of the storage section, or line up a group of items close to the front end of the storage section, which can result in the back of the door getting caught by the items and making it impossible to close, or they may force the door to close, damaging the door, the tray attached to the back of the door, or the items.

[0021] In contrast to this, in the present invention, the interference suppression unit A landmark that functions asThis alerts the user and allows them to see the area where they can safely store items, preventing them from placing items in a position where they would collide with the back of the door or the back-door storage section provided on the back of the door, and guiding them to store items in a safe area. This prevents situations where the door cannot be closed or where the tray or items on the back are damaged when the door is forced to close, allowing the storage furniture to be used safely.

[0022] The interference suppression unit is claimed 1,2 The use of a mark that can be seen by humans, such as the above, has the advantage of simplifying the structure while still ensuring the warning function. 2 As described above, the use of protrusions, grooves, or holes as markers has the advantage of being highly durable and not disappearing even when rubbed by an object. The use of protrusions as markers can also function as stoppers for objects, further improving the interference suppression function.

[0023] Claim 1 Forming a rib as a mark like this has the advantage that it can be easily formed by press working and that the shelf board can be reinforced. 2 Similarly, it has the advantage of being highly durable and not disappearing even when rubbed. 2 Similarly, if the projection is provided upward, it has the advantage of functioning as a stopper for the article, further improving the interference suppression function.

[0024] If a tray for storing items is provided on the back of the door, the tray will enter the storage compartment when the door is closed, making it more likely that the tray will hit items placed in the storage compartment. 3 The interference suppression section determines the placement position so that the article does not interfere with the tray. A landmark as This is particularly preferable since it can prevent interference between the tray and the article.

[0025] Claim 4 In this configuration, the storage unit itself is shared, which reduces overall costs. Also, the layout within the room is flexible, making it suitable for offices with a free address system. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0026] [Figure 1] 1A is an external perspective view of a locker according to an embodiment, and FIG. 1B is a partial front view. [Figure 2] FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing all constituent members. [Figure 3] (A) is a partially separated perspective view, and (B) is a cross-sectional view seen from the BB direction of (A). [Figure 4] This is a perspective view of the door as seen from the back side. [Figure 5] FIG. 1 is a partial perspective view with the door removed. [Figure 6] 10A is a partial front view with some doors omitted, and FIG. 10B is a perspective view of the second side divider. [Figure 7] (A) is an exploded perspective view of the second storage section, (B) is a perspective view of the receiving member, (C) is a cross-sectional view taken along CC in (A), and (D) is another example view of the same area as (C). [Figure 8] (A) is a partial back view of the door, (B) is a cross-sectional view of (A) taken along the line BB, (C) is a cross-sectional view of (A) taken along the line CC, and (D) is a vertical side view of another example in which a mail slot is provided at the top of the door. [Figure 9] 8A is a plan view of the left portion, and FIG. 8B is a cross-sectional view taken along line IXB-IXB in FIG. 8A. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0027] Next, an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a multiple locker will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following, the terms "front-rear" and "left-right" will be used to specify directions, but the front-rear direction refers to the depth direction, and the left-right direction refers to the width direction.

[0028] (1) Basic structure of the locker First, the basic structure of the locker will be explained mainly with reference to Figures 1 to 4. The locker of this embodiment is made of steel, and as shown in Figures 1 and 2, has a storage body 1 that opens forward and ten doors 2 arranged in five rows and two columns and positioned in front of it. Therefore, the locker of this embodiment is made up of ten unit storage sections.

[0029] As shown in Figure 2, the exterior of the storage cabinet body 1 is made up of left and right side panels 3, a top panel 4, a bottom panel 5, and a back panel 6. The interior is divided into left and right sections by a center partition panel 7, and four shelves 8 are arranged in the space on both sides of the center partition panel 7. The bottom panel 5 can also be considered the lowest shelf. The side panels 3, center partition panel 7, and bottom panel 5 are connected to two base frames 9 on the left and right longitudinal sides.

[0030] As shown in Figure 2, downward stepped portions 4a are formed on the left and right side edges and rear edge of the top plate 4, and upper pieces 3a, 6a formed on the upper ends of the side plates 3 and back plate 6 are overlapped and spot welded to these stepped portions 4a. In addition, inward-facing rear pieces 3b are formed on the rear ends of the left and right side plates 3, and these rear pieces 3b are overlapped and spot welded to the rear surface of the back plate 6. The rear end of the center partition plate 7 is fitted into a bracket portion 10 provided on the back plate 6.

[0031] Inward-facing lower pieces 3c are formed at the lower ends of the left and right side plates 3, and the lower pieces 3c are spot-welded to the base frame 9. The bottom plate 5 is fitted into the lower pieces 3c of the side plates 3 and also into the base frame 9. The lower end of the center partition plate 7 is also fitted into the base frame 9. Although not shown in the figure, the upper end of the center partition plate 7 is fitted into a bracket piece welded to the underside of the top plate 4.

[0032] As shown in Figure 3, the shelf board 8 (including the bottom board 5; the same applies below) has a downward-facing front frame piece 8a, left and right downward-facing side pieces 8b, and a downward-facing rear piece (not shown), and the left and right side edges are supported by two front and rear support brackets 11 welded to the inner surface of the side board 3 and the side of the center partition board 7.

[0033] The receiving bracket 11 is formed in a crank shape so that there is a small gap between its top and the side plate 3 or the center partition plate 7, and its lower half is welded to the side plate 3 or the center partition plate 7, while an inward support piece 11a is formed at its upper end. Then, the side piece 8b of the shelf board 8 is inserted from above into the gap formed between the receiving bracket 11 and the side plate 3 or the center partition plate 7, and a dowel 8c formed on a bulge in the side piece 8b of the shelf board 8 is engaged with a square engaging hole 12 formed in the receiving bracket 11, thereby holding the shelf board 8 so that it cannot slip out upward or move forward or backward.

[0034] The door 2 rotates horizontally around its right edge. As shown in Figures 2 and 3, hinges 13 are attached to the front frame 4c of the top panel 4 and the right end of the front frame piece 8a of each shelf panel 8 to hold the door 2 in a horizontally rotatable manner.

[0035] A front frame portion 14 with a U-shaped cross section is bent and formed at the front end of the side panel 3, while a hollow, rectangular front frame portion 15 is also formed at the front end of the center partition plate 7, and when the door 2 is closed, the free end overlaps the front frame portions 14, 15 from the front.

[0036] As shown in Fig. 4, upper, side, and lower fold pieces 2a, 2b, and 2c are formed around the four periphery of the door 2, and the right end of the upper fold piece 2a is connected to a hinge 13 with a pin (not shown). A lock unit 16 is fixed to a portion of the door 2 near the free end and midway between the top and bottom. The front surface of the lock unit 16 is exposed in front of the door 2, and is provided with a numeric keypad 17, a keyhole 18, and a knob 19 on the exposed front surface, as shown in Fig. 1, for example.

[0037] 4, lock unit 16 incorporates an electronic lock that is unlocked by operating numeric keypad 17 and a mechanical lock that is unlocked by operating a key, with deadbolt 20 of the electronic lock positioned to be freely movable horizontally and deadbolt 21 of the mechanical lock positioned to be freely rotatable. Therefore, front frame portion 14 of left side panel 3 and front frame portion 15 of center partition panel 7 are formed with a notched engagement portion 22 into which deadbolt 20 of the electronic lock fits and a lock hole 23 into which deadbolt 21 of the mechanical lock fits and disengages.

[0038] Furthermore, as shown in part in Fig. 4, a horizontally rotating latch claw 24 is attached to the lock unit 16, while as shown in Fig. 7(B), a resin receiving member 25 is fixed to the front frame portion 14 and the front frame portion 15 of the center partition plate 7, and an engaging portion 25a is formed in the receiving member 25 with which the latch claw 24 engages and disengages as it rotates. Note that the receiving member 25 is shown in a simplified manner in Fig. 5, and is not shown in Figs. 2 and 3.

[0039] A shallow, long, dish-shaped first tray 26 for storing small items such as eyeglass cases and a deep second tray 27 for storing water bottles and plastic bottles are located on the back surface of door 2 near the free end. These trays 26 and 27 may be kept on hand, or one or both may be optional.

[0040] (2) Normal storage area In this embodiment, a bookend-shaped first divider 29 is placed on the left side of the unit storage section, and the large space to the right of the first divider 29 forms the first storage section 30. The first divider 29 is a single piece of paper that is long in the front and rear. No. 1 It has a partition plate (standing plate) 29a, and the area between the partition plate 29a and the right and left side panels 3 or the center partition plate 7 forms a second storage section 32 that can store electronic devices such as a notebook computer 31 or a tablet terminal. The width of the second storage section 32 is several tens of millimeters (for example, about 40 to 60 mm).

[0041] 7(A), the first divider 29 has a bottom plate 29b that overlaps the shelf board 8 and two positioning protrusions 33, 34 protruding downward from the bottom plate 29b, one on the front side and one on the back side. On the other hand, the shelf board 8 has two pairs of positioning holes 35, 36 formed therein, into which the positioning protrusions 33, 34 fit. Therefore, the first divider 29 can be attached to two positions, left and right, and the left and right width of the second storage section 32 can be adjusted in two stages.

[0042] In this case, the rear positioning protrusions 34 and positioning holes 36 have the same front-to-rear length, but the left-side positioning protrusions 33 and positioning holes 35 located at the front are shorter in front-to-rear length than the rear positioning protrusions 34 and positioning holes 36, and the right-side positioning protrusions 33 and positioning holes 35 located at the front are longer in front-to-rear length than the rear positioning protrusions 34 and positioning holes 36. For this reason, the first divider 29 can only be attached to the shelf board 8 when there is a space between it and the side panel 3. This prevents the first divider 29 from being attached incorrectly.

[0043] As shown in FIG. 5, a channel-shaped, vertical wiring duct 37 is attached to the front end of the side panel 3 and the center partition panel 7, and an outlet 38 is attached to the top of this wiring duct 37. This allows charging of electronic devices such as a laptop computer 31. In this embodiment, the outlet 38 is a two-port type, but it may have one or three or more ports. In addition to the outlet 38, the wiring duct 37 can also be provided with a USB port for charging. The wiring duct 37 can be attached to brackets (not shown) fixed to the side panel 3 and the center partition panel 7 by welding in the same manner as in FIG. 3(B).

[0044] As shown by the dashed line in Fig. 5, the outlet 38 can be located in front of the shelf board 8 and to the left, or on the upper inner surface of the unit storage section (it can also be provided on the back board 6). It is also possible to provide the outlet 37 with a USB port for power supply.

[0045] The first separator 29 in Figure 7(A) is assumed to be made of a metal plate, and the positioning protrusions 33, 34 are formed by cutting and raising, but the first separator 29 can also be made of synthetic resin, in which case no holes will be formed by cutting and raising. The positioning protrusions 33, 34 can also be formed like claws to prevent them from coming off easily. The front corners of the first separator 29 are cut, making it easy to insert and remove items such as the laptop computer 31.

[0046] (3) Mail storage section For example, as shown in Figure 5, a tray- or bookend-shaped second divider 39 is attached to the right side of the unit storage section, and the space between the first divider 29 and the second divider 39 forms the first storage section 30. The first storage section 30 occupies an area of ​​about 3 / 4 of the width of the unit storage section.

[0047] As shown in FIG. 6B, the second partition member 39 is spaced apart from the right side panel 3 or the center partition panel 7. No. 2 A partition plate 39a, No. 2 The partition plate 39a has a bottom plate 39b in a horizontal position that is integrally connected to the lower end of the partition plate 39a, and is formed in an L-shape when viewed from the front. No. 2 The area between the partition plate 39a and the center partition plate 7 or the right side plate 3 forms a mail storage section (third storage section) 40.

[0048] The left-right width of the mail storage section 40 is, for example, about 50 to 60 mm, which is about the same as the maximum width of the second storage section 32. The second partition member 39 is made of synthetic resin, but can also be made of metal plate.

[0049] In the second partition member 39, a pair of positioning projections 42 are attached to the bottom plate 39b. Protruding downwards On the other hand, the shelf board 8 is provided with a positioning hole 43 into which the positioning protrusion 42 fits. Therefore, the second separator 39 is removable like the first separator 29. In the second separator 39, the front end of the bottom plate 39b is located behind the front end of the separator 39a, but the front ends of the bottom plate 39b and the separator 39a may be aligned. This is also true for the first separator 29.

[0050] As shown in Figures 4 and 8(A), a vertically elongated frame 44 is attached to the back surface of the door 2 in a region close to the pivot point. Frame 44 is made of synthetic resin, and has a vertically long mail slot 45 formed therein, to which an inward-opening multi-stage (four-stage) cover 46 is attached to close mail slot 45. Mail slot 45 also opens into door 2. Mail slot 45 is positioned to the left of frame 44, and therefore the portion of frame 44 to the right of mail slot 45 is wider. The number of stages of cover 46 can be set as desired.

[0051] A peripheral rib 47 is formed on frame 44 so as to surround its outer periphery and mail slot 45, and a horizontal rib 48 is formed on the right side of mail slot 45, connecting the two peripheral ribs 47. Note that ribs 47, 48 are for reinforcement and may be omitted. By abutting the right end of frame 44 against right fold-back piece 2b of door 2, mail slot 45 is shifted to the left side of frame 44, but frame 44 can also be configured so that mail slot 45 opens in the center between the left and right.

[0052] The frame 44 can be fixed by adhering it to the rear surface of the door 2 with adhesive or double-sided adhesive tape, by holding it down with a retaining piece fixed to the rear surface of the door 2, or by screwing it into a nut or plate material fixed to the rear surface of the door 2. As shown in Figure 8, an inverted L-shaped reinforcing member 49 is placed in the upper right corner of the rear surface of the door 2. The upper part of the frame 44 is narrowed to avoid interference with this reinforcing member 49.

[0053] The left edge of each cover 46 has multiple upper and lower stages of support protrusions 46a protruding leftward, while the frame body 44 has bearing portions 50, 51, and 52 that sandwich the support protrusions 46a from above and below, and a support shaft 53 is inserted between the bearing portions 50, 51, and 52 and the support protrusions 46a.

[0054] The bearing sections 50, 51, 52 are made up of an upwardly opening bearing section 50 with an end plate 54 at its lower end, an open bearing section 51 with no end plates on either the top or bottom, and a closed bearing section 52 with end plates 54 at both the top and bottom ends, with a support shaft 53 passing through the end plates 54 of the upwardly opening bearing section 50 and the closed bearing section 52 (see FIG. 8(C)), and a torsion coil spring 55 that urges the cover 46 in the closing direction is fitted over the open bearing section 51 (see FIG. 8(B)). Therefore, each cover 46 can be opened and closed independently against the spring 55.

[0055] As shown in Figure 9(B), a slot 56 with a gap of several millimeters is provided between the tip (free end) of cover 46 and the right inner surface of mail slot 45. As shown in Figure 9(B), by positioning second partition plate 39b of second partition member 39 at a position directly behind the tip of cover 46, mail storage section 40 is located behind cover 46.

[0056] (4) Interference suppression unit As described with reference to Figure 5, the area between second storage section 32 and mail storage section 40 is the above-mentioned first storage section 30, but if trays 26, 27 are provided protruding backward from the back surface of door 2, trays 26, 27 will enter first storage section 30 when door 2 is closed. For this reason, if the front end of item 58 placed in first storage section 30 is located near the front end of shelf 8, trays 26, 27 will hit item 58, making it impossible to close door 2, and forcing the door to close could damage door 2.

[0057] Therefore, the deadline for placing the article 58 on the trays 26 and 27 without hitting each other is shown. Landmark ( Interference suppression section 、 Display means ) 7(A)(C), left and right longitudinal ribs 59 are formed on the shelf board 8 to bulge upward. In other words, the ribs 59 are formed as a means for visually identifying the front end of the area where an article 58 can be safely placed.

[0058] As shown in Figure 7(D), it is possible to form the ribs 59 so that they bulge downward, but if the ribs 59 are provided so that they protrude upward as in (C), this has the advantage of providing the ribs 59 with a stopper function, thereby reliably preventing the article 58 from protruding. Coloring the ribs 59 is even more effective.

[0059] As a means for displaying the area where the item 58 can be safely placed, it is possible to color the placement area, as shown by the parallel diagonal dashed lines in Figure 5. Alternatively, it is possible to not color the placement area, but to color the interference area in front of it.

[0060] In the embodiment, the trays 26, 27 are arranged close to the free end of the door 2, so that in the area to the right of the trays 26, 27, items 58 can be placed up to the front end of the shelf 8. Therefore, by coloring only the areas that interfere with the trays 26, 27 or by surrounding only the areas that interfere with the trays 26, 27 with ribs 59, it is possible to effectively utilize the unit storage sections while preventing damage to the door 2. As a display means, the ribs 59 and coloring may be used together.

[0061] In the modified example shown in Figure 8(D), mail slot 45 and mail slot 56 are formed in a left-right longitudinal orientation at the upper end of door 2. Mail slot 56 is located under cover 46. Front and rear trays (wall materials) 63, 64 are arranged on the back surface of door 2 to form thick item storage section 65 and thin item storage section 66.

[0062] In this embodiment, trays 63, 64 enter the storage section when door 2 is closed, so if item 58 placed in the storage section is positioned so that its front end is located near the front end of shelf 8 and it cannot move backward, tray 64 is likely to collide with item 58. However, in this embodiment, by positioning rib 59 behind tray 64 in a plan view, tray 64 can be prevented from colliding with item 58.

[0063] The present invention can be embodied in various other ways. For example, the left It is also possible to form horizontally long slits intermittently. do.

[0064] In addition, for example, although the embodiment is applied to a type with 5 rows and 2 columns, the arrangement of the unit storage units can be set arbitrarily, such as a multi-tier configuration with only 1 column, or a multi-tier configuration with 3 or more columns, etc. It is also possible to arrange multiple types of unit storage units with different heights in one locker. [Industrial Applicability]

[0065] The present invention can be applied to storage furniture such as lockers, etc., and is therefore industrially applicable. [Explanation of symbols]

[0066] 1 Storage cabinet body 2 doors 8 Shelf board (bottom board of unit storage section) 26,27 Trays that make up the storage area behind the door 29 First partition 30 First storage section 32 Second storage section 39 Second partition 40 Mail storage section (third storage section) 45 Mail slot 56 Insertion slit 58 Regular items placed in regular storage areas 59 Rib as a landmark (interference suppression part) 60 Thick mail 61 Thin mail 64 Tray that forms the mail storage area of ​​the door

Claims

1. a storage body having a storage section that opens forward; A pivotable door that opens and closes the storage section; Equipped with On the bottom surface of the storage section, near the front end, left and right longitudinal ribs protruding upward or downward are provided on the bottom plate constituting the bottom surface of the storage section as markers to attract the user's attention to the placement position of the items so that the back surface of the door or the door back storage section provided on the back surface of the door does not interfere with the items placed in the storage section when the door is closed. Storage furniture.

2. A storage cabinet body having a storage section that opens forward; A pivotable door that opens and closes the storage section; Equipped with An upward protrusion or a downward groove or hole is formed on a bottom plate constituting the bottom surface of the storage section at a portion of the bottom surface of the storage section near the front end as a mark to draw the user's attention to the placement position of the item so that the back surface of the door or a door back storage section provided on the back surface of the door does not interfere with the item placed in the storage section when the door is closed. Storage furniture.

3. A tray constituting the door back storage section is attached to the back of the door, The mark is set so that the article can be placed at a position that does not interfere with the tray.

3. The storage furniture according to claim 1 or 2.

4. A single storage cabinet body has multiple storage sections arranged in the vertical direction or the horizontal direction, or in both the vertical and horizontal directions, Each storage section is provided with the door.

4. The storage furniture according to claim 1.

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