JP2001260567A - Desk calendar - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To permit the simple rending of an unnecessary matter by manufacturing a desk calendar, made of paper. SOLUTION: The desk calendar is constituted of a plurality of sheets of superposed indicating bodies 2 and a supporting body 3, supporting the indicating bodies 2 under rearwardly slanted condition. The supporting body 3 is provided with a front surface plate 4, equipped with a window for showing the necessary part of the indicating body, and a shape retaining piece 5, opposed to the front surface plate 4 continuously with the one side of the front surface plate 4 through a shape retaining piece 5, having a width corresponding to the superposed thickness of the indicating bodies 2. The indicating bodies 2 are arranged detachably between the front surface plate 4 and the shape retaining plate 5 while an upper back surface plate 6, opened toward the back side of the front surface plate 4 continuously with the upper side of the front surface plate 4 through another shape retaining piece 9 having a width corresponding to the superposed thickness of the indicating bodies 2, and a lower back surface plate 7, opened toward the back side of the front surface plate 4 continuously with the upper back surface plate 6 through the shape retaining piece 9 having a width corresponding to the superposed thickness of the indicating bodies 2, are retained mutually so as to be detachable whereby the front surface plate 4 is supported by the upper back surface plate 6 under rearwardly slanted condition.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a desk calendar.

[0002]

Conventionally, a desk calendar has, for example, a supporter having legs for supporting a support surface inclined backward and having receiving grooves on both sides and a bottom of a support plate. A simple structure consisting of a plurality of display bodies made of paper material with dates for months and inserted into the receiving groove of the support so that the plurality of display bodies are positioned in front of the support surface There are things. The display of such a desk calendar is a printed paper material, and the support is a synthetic resin molded product or a synthetic resin sheet.

[0003] By the way, a product called a calendar is
When the year changes, the calendar is replaced with a new one, and the unnecessary calendar is discarded. In terms of this disposal, the desk calendar has the following problems. That is, in the case of a desk calendar having a simple structure, it is common that a very large number of them are distributed as service goods and the like, and at present, the display body and the support body are distributed as a set. And when it is no longer necessary, the support made of synthetic resin must be disposed of as non-combustible material, which causes not only the trouble of separating from the flammable display body but also the increase of non-combustible garbage. have. Therefore, an object of the present invention is to form both a display body and a support body with paper material, and to make it possible to easily dispose of unnecessary items by using a desk calendar made of paper. I do.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in consideration of the above problems, and has been made in view of a desk calendar including a plurality of superimposed display members and a support member for supporting the display members in a backwardly inclined state. , The support body is provided with a front plate provided with a window for exposing a required portion of the display body, and is continuously connected to one side of the front plate via a shape-retaining piece having a width corresponding to the overlapping thickness of the display body. Having the front plate and a shape-retaining plate opposite thereto, the display body is removably arranged between the front plate and the shape-retaining plate, and
An upper back plate that is continuously opened to the back side of the front plate via a shape retaining piece having a width corresponding to the overlap thickness of the display body on the upper side of the front plate, and a shape retainer having a width corresponding to the overlap thickness of the display body The lower back plate which is continuously opened to the back side of the front plate via the piece is detachably engaged with each other, and the upper back plate supports the front plate by tilting the front plate backward. The above problem is solved by providing a desk calendar as follows. In the present invention, one of the upper back plate and the lower back plate has a locking hole, and the other has a locking piece that can be inserted and locked in the locking hole, and has the locking hole. A pressing piece which elastically abuts on the locking piece locked in the locking hole and holds the locked state of the locking piece may be cut and formed in the one face plate. is there.

[0005]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, the present invention will be described in detail based on the embodiments shown in FIGS. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a desk calendar, and the desk calendar 1 is made of paper materials each having one month's worth of dates printed thereon and superimposed on a monthly basis.
It comprises two display members 2 and a support member 3 made of a paper material that stably supports the display members 2 in a backwardly inclined state. The support 3 includes a front plate 4, a shape retaining plate 5, an upper back plate 6, and a lower back plate 7, as shown in a developed state in FIG. The front plate 4 has a window 8 opened so that a date portion of the display body 2 can be exposed. Then, a plurality of the display bodies 2 arranged so as to show the date display from the window 8 of the front panel 4
The shape retaining piece 5 sandwiched between the front plate 4 and the superimposed state is continuously connected to one side of the front plate 4 via a shape retaining piece 9 having a width corresponding to the overlapping thickness of the display 2. are doing.

The upper back plate 6 also includes a front plate 4
Is connected to the upper side via a shape-retaining piece 9 having a width corresponding to the overlapping thickness of the display body 2 and can be superposed on the shape-retaining plate 5 side. It is rotatably provided on the back side of the shape retaining plate 5. Similarly, the lower back plate 7 is continuous with the lower side of the front plate 4 via a shape retaining piece 9 having a width corresponding to the overlapping thickness of the display body 2 and can be superposed on the shape retaining plate 5 side. With this lower back plate 7
Are provided so as to be rotatable toward the back of the shape-retaining plate 5 around the shape-retaining piece 9 which is continuous. Then, as shown in FIG. 3, the upper back plate 6 and the lower back plate 7 are detachably engaged with each other, and the front plate 4 is in a superposed state.
The opening angles of the back plates 6 and 7 with respect to the shape retaining plate 5 and the display body 2 are fixed. That is, the rearward opening angle of the upper back plate 6 is maintained, and the lower end of the upper back plate 6 is grounded, so that the display body 2 is maintained in the backward tilt state.

The upper back plate 6 and the lower back plate 7 are engaged with each other by providing a horizontally long locking hole 10 formed by punching the upper back plate 6 on the ground side of the upper back plate 6. Lock hole 1
The locking piece 11 is provided so as to protrude toward the upper side of the lower back plate 7 in correspondence with 0 and the locking piece 11 is detachably locked in the locking hole 10. is there. In the locking hole 10 of the support 3 in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, there is provided a step portion 13 in which only the narrow neck portion 12 of the locking piece 11 can be located. When the locking piece 11 is inserted into the locking hole 10 and the neck portion 12 is positioned on the step portion 13, the locking piece 11 is locked in the locking hole 10. Of course, in order to release the engagement between the upper back plate 6 and the lower back plate 7, the locking piece 1
The neck 12 may be removed from the step 13 of the locking hole 10 to remove the locking piece 11 from the locking hole 10. further,
The upper back plate 6 having the locking holes 10 is provided with the locking holes 1.
0 has a pressing piece 14 cut and formed by a slit inserted so as to be continuous with both ends of the locking piece 1, and the pressing piece 14 is inserted into the locking hole 10 and locked.
1 so as to elastically abut against the locking piece 11 to maintain the locking state of the locking piece 11. The pressing piece 14 has the same width as the locking piece 11 and is formed to have a certain length in the up-down direction. It is provided so that the locking piece 11 itself can be easily inserted by being bent to the fifth side. Further, the longitudinal slit portions on both sides of the pressing piece 14 are lengthened, and the upper and lower back plates 6 and 7 are nested with the pressing piece 14 positioned on the shape retaining plate 5 side and the locking piece 11 positioned on the outside. And superimpose (ie, so that the support can be flattened)
The engagement between the upper back plate 6 and the lower back plate 7 can immediately provide an engagement state as shown in FIG.

In the above embodiment, the engagement hole 1 is formed in the upper back plate 6 side in the engagement relationship between the upper back plate 6 and the lower back plate 7.
0, the pressing piece 14 is provided, and the locking piece 11 is provided on the lower back plate 7 side. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the locking hole 10 and the pressing piece 14 are provided on the lower back plate 7 side. Provided, upper back plate 6
A locking piece 11 may be provided on the side. By locking the upper back plate 6 and the lower back plate 7 in this manner, a plurality of display
Is maintained in the backward tilt state. In addition, the plurality of display bodies 2 are in a state where the upper and lower sides and one side are surrounded by the shape retaining piece 9, and the whole display body 2 and each display body 2 can be inserted and removed from the other open portion. It is.

[0009]

As described above, according to the desk calendar of the present invention, the desk calendar comprises a plurality of superimposed display bodies and a support body for supporting the display bodies in a tilted state. The support body is provided with a front plate having a window for exposing a required portion of the display body, and one side of the front plate is continuously connected to the front plate via a shape-retaining piece having a width corresponding to the thickness of the display body. A face plate and a shape-retaining plate opposed to each other, the display body is removably arranged between the front plate and the shape-retaining plate, and has a width corresponding to an overlapping thickness of the display body on the upper side of the front plate. The upper back plate continuously opened to the back side of the front plate through the shape retaining piece of the above, and opened continuously to the back side of the front plate through the shape retaining piece of the width according to the overlapping thickness of the display body. The lower back plate and the lower back plate are detachably engaged with each other, and the upper back plate is configured to support the front plate by tilting the front plate backward. The structure is extremely simple, and instead of using a conventional synthetic resin support, a paper calendar support is used to form a desk calendar that supports a paper display as well. it can. Therefore, when the entire desk calendar is made of paper, the disposal becomes extremely simple, and an effect excellent in practicality is achieved.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a desk calendar according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a support in one example is expanded.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing an engagement state between an upper back plate and a lower back plate in an example.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Desk calendar 2 ... Display body 3 ... Support body 4 ... Front plate 5 ... Shape retaining plate 6 ... Upper back plate 7 ... Lower back plate 8 ... Window 9 ... Shape retaining piece 10 ... Locking hole 11 ... Locking piece 12 ... Neck 13 ... Step 14 ... Pressing piece

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A desk calendar comprising a plurality of superimposed display bodies and a support body for supporting the display body in a backwardly inclined state, wherein the support body has a window for exposing a required portion of the display body. A front plate and a shape-retaining plate continuously facing the front plate via a shape-retaining piece having a width corresponding to the overlapping thickness of the display body on one side of the front plate. The display body is removably arranged between the front plate and the shape-retaining plate, and continuously on the back side of the front plate via a shape-retaining piece having a width corresponding to the thickness of the display body on the upper side of the front plate. The open upper back plate and the lower back plate continuously opened to the back side of the front plate via a shape-retaining piece having a width corresponding to the overlapping thickness of the display body are detachably engaged with each other, A desk calendar, wherein the upper back plate is configured to support the front plate by tilting backward. 2. The apparatus according to claim 2, wherein said upper back plate and said lower back plate each have a locking hole, and the other has a locking piece which can be inserted and locked in said locking hole, and said locking hole is provided. The desk calendar according to claim 1, wherein a pressing piece that elastically abuts on the locking piece locked in the locking hole and maintains the locked state of the locking piece is cut into one of the face plates.