Computer desk

• US 6,398,326 B1
• Filed: 11/09/2001
• Issued: 06/04/2002
• Est. Priority Date: 11/09/2001
• Status: Expired due to Fees

• Current Assignee: Chih-Hsing Wang
• Original Assignee: Chih-Hsing Wang
• Inventors: Wang, Chih-Hsing
• Primary Examiner(s): HANSEN, JAMES ORVILLE
• Application Number:
  US09/986,497
• Time in Patent Office: 207 Days
• Field of Search: 312/194, 312/195, 312/196, 312/208.1, 312/223.3, 312/280, 312/281, 108/11, 108/13, 108/50.01, 108/59, 108/92, 108/93, 108/96, 108/101, 108/144.11, 108/157.13, 108/158
• US Class Current: 312/223.3
• CPC Class Codes: A47B 2097/006 Computer holding devices
• CPC Class Codes: A47B 21/00 Tables or desks for office equipment, e.g. typewriters, keyboards
• CPC Class Codes: A47B 2200/0069 with rack

Abstract

A computer desk has two pairs of opposite stand-frames and several supporting-plates. Each pair of stand-frames having a plurality of bigger through-holes and smaller through-holes in their outer walls by characterized a smaller through-hole in an inner wall opposite to the bigger through-hole in the outer wall and a bigger through-hole in an inner wall opposite to the smaller through-hole in the outer wall. Every supporting-plate has several connecting-rods at its bottom surface. Every connecting-rod has an internal-threaded hole in its outer end. After the outer end of the connecting-rod is inserted into one of the bigger through-holes, a screw-member can be extended through the smaller through-hole opposite to the bigger through-hole and screwed with the internal-threaded hole of the connecting-rod so that the supporting-plate can be assembled or changed to any required location on the pair of stand-frames by a user quickly and conveniently.

Claims

1. A computer desk comprising:

a pair of opposite and parallel-sloping stand-frames, each of the stand-frames including a front stand-frame member and a rear stand-frames member;

several linking-plates disposed between the rear stand-frames members;

two foot-frames being connected at bottoms of the stand-frames and one of the two foot-frames having a main-machine frame disposed on an outer side;

a top-plate disposed at tops of the stand-frames;

a monitor supporting-plate disposed between the stand-frames;

a keyboard supporting-plate disposed in front of the monitor supporting-plate and having two sliding rails at both sides for fixing to the stand-frames;

a desk-plate disposed over the keyboard supporting-plate;

a guard-rod disposed behind the monitor supporting-plate and having both ends firmly fixed to the rear stand-frame members;

auxiliary brackets respectively disposed between bottoms of the slide-rails and the front stand-frame members, and between the two foot-frames; and

several supporting-plate capable of being assembled to the stand-frames;

the computer desk characterized by each stand-frames including inner and outer walls with each wall having a plurality of bigger through-holes and smaller through-holes, smaller through-holes correspondingly disposed in the inner walls opposite to bigger through-holes disposed in the outer walls, and bigger through-holes correspondingly disposed in the inner walls opposite to small through-holes disposed in the outer walls;

each of the supporting-plate having several connecting-rods disposed at a bottom surface of the supporting plate, each of the connecting-rods having an internal-threaded hole framed in an outer end, whereby the outer end of each connecting-rod is inserted into a respective one of the bigger through-holes;

a plurality of screw members capable of being extended through the smaller through-holes correspondingly disposed in the inner walls opposite to the big through-holes are firmly screwed to the internal-threaded holes of the connecting-rods so that the supporting plates can be fixedly assembled to the stand-frames, the supporting-plates being movable to any required location on the stand-frames by a user quickly and conveniently.

2. The computer desk as claimed in claim 1, wherein each of the supporting-plates have a plurality of screw-holes arranged in a bottom surface, and each of the connecting-rods have a plurality of through-holes, whereby the plurality of screw-members are capable of extending through the through-holes of the connecting-rods and screwed into the screw-holes of the supporting-plates so that the supporting-plates can be firmly attached to the connecting-rods.