DE7020863U - BOOK CORNER WITH THERMOMETER AND BAROMETER - CONVERTIBLE SHAPED BOOKS TO INSERT. - Google Patents

Description

Andreas £ üz oHG

6983 Xreuzwertheim

Kreuzstrasse I7 Kreuztsrtheim, 3 * 6. '970 Convertible bushings and mounting

of thermometers and barometers.

(Writing tray)

Book corners are known in various designs. They usually consist of an upright board and a simple metal base plate and are firmly connected to each other. The books lean against the upright board.

Our invention was 1. The task of book corners . to equip with thermometers and barometers. We have the upright tablet with a thermometer and barometer W, to be able to turn left or right or crosswise, rotatable j ^ connected to the base plate. 2. ha ';? . »-You get the task of bringing individual, very flat books to a standstill, r> by making the bottom plate in different designs 1-2 times Ö bent up by 90. The resulting angles are

Sharpened at the edges and the book can easily be tucked in between the pages. Writing tools can be inserted into the side of the removable, upright board by means of holes. An additional shelf can also be attached for this purpose. Of course this would turn out to be Then let post be placed between the upturned corners.

Exemplary embodiments are shown in the drawing and will be described in more detail below.

Show it:

Fig. 1 A representation of the book corner with thermometer, Front left visibly rotated and only one book holder bent up at the end of the base plate.

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Andreas Enz oHG, 6983 Kreuzwertheim, Kreuzstrasse 17

Concerning: book corners with thermometer and barometer

Fig. 2 A representation of the book corner with thermometer, front view rotated to the right and one from the Bo Λοιιτιΐ 3 + fn horanscrehnorotien Hiir »l-> h £> I t

Fig. 3 A representation of the book corner with a thermometer. Here is the upright board in the transverse direction turned to the base plate. The base plate is bent up into one another twice.

Fig. H A representation in which, for the upright board with thermometer and barometer, writing utensils can be staked out on the side and placed on an additional holder at the bottom at the front. The book holders angled out of the base plate show a further embodiment.

The designs shown in FIGS. I-4 consist of an upright board (1) with a thermometer and barometer (k) and a base plate (2) (2a + 2b) bent 1-2 times in different ways. The board (1) is pivoted about a pivot point (3) to the base plate. The board (1) can also be provided laterally with inclined bores (5) for inserting writing implements (5a). A holder (6) attached to the bottom of the board (1) serves as a further writing utensil tray. In order not to damage the pages of the books when inserting them into the angles of (2) = 2a + 2b, the point (2c) (edges) is provided.

Claims (1)

Andreas 3nz oHG, 6983 Kreuzwertheim, Kreuzstrasse1T bet. ei i'es.d book corners with thermometer and barometer Protection claims Book corners with thermometer and barometer (4) characterized in that that cU-.s upright boards (1) is rotatably connected to the base plate (2) via a bearing (3). Book corner, characterized in that according to claim 1, the base plate (2) once or twice after different Versions can be angled upwards (2a + 2b) Book corners characterized in that according to the claims 1-2 the angle (2a + 2b) bent up from the base plate (2) a recording between the book sheets or -Sides should find and are therefore tapered at all edges (2c). Book corner characterized in that according to the claims 1-3 the upright board is drilled at an angle at the side is (5) »so that writing tools (5a) are plugged in here can be. Book corner characterized in that, according to claims Λ-k, the upright board can be connected from the front to a writing tray (6).