JP2011093289A - Attraction type paper sheet holder - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an attraction type paper sheet holder in which arrangement, classification or the like of paper sheets such as many memo paper can be easily performed, and contents of the paper sheets are visible. <P>SOLUTION: The attraction type paper sheet holder includes a lower file 18a, an intermediate file 18b and an upper file 18c wherein closed sides 16a, 16b are formed on two sides sandwiching one corner part, and a card ring 12 is inserted at the corner of the one closed side 16a and at the corner at the end of the opposite side, and which are bundled with the card ring 12. The intermediate file 18b can be fixed at an inclined angle α of 90° or less with respect to the lower file 18a by rotating on a plane parallel to the lower file 18a, and the upper file 18c can be fixed at an inclined angle β of 180° or more by reversion. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a suction-type paper piece holder that is fixed to furniture such as a refrigerator, a locker, and a bulletin board by a magnet.

  In general, a piece of paper such as a memo paper or an invoice is fastened to furniture including iron-based metal plates such as a refrigerator, a locker, and a bulletin board by a magnet. This method has the convenience of easily attaching and detaching a piece of paper without using an adhesive or an adhesive tape, but it is not without problems.

  For example, a piece of paper stopped with one or two magnets may get caught by a piece of clothing when a person passes in front of the furniture holding it. In order to solve this problem, in the case of a refrigerator, a proposal has been made that a see-through cover is attached to the front face of a door that holds a piece of paper so as to be freely opened and closed, and the piece of paper is pressed by the see-through cover (Patent Document 1).

  In addition, there is a proposal in which a thin bag that can store various documents and small items is not limited to a piece of paper with a magnet (Patent Document 2).

JP 2002-228342 A JP 2001-287488 A

  When a piece of paper is fastened to furniture by a magnet, it is necessary to disperse and fasten the pieces of paper such as memo paper so that they can be seen one by one for easy reading. For this reason, although depending on the number of family members, etc., the number of pieces of paper that cannot be thrown away increases gradually, and the area for holding the pieces of paper is limited, so there is a problem that the surface of the furniture gradually becomes messy. .

  When the paper pieces are stored in the thin bag as in Patent Document 2, the paper pieces overlap each other in the bag, but they cannot be read and have no meaning of memo or message.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide an adsorption-type paper piece holder that facilitates the sorting and sorting of a large number of paper pieces and that allows the contents of the paper pieces to be easily seen.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a plurality of clear files 11, a card ring 12 that is inserted into the plurality of clear files 11 and bundles the clear files 11, and a back surface of each clear file 11. Each of the clear file 11 is closed to two sides with one corner portion sandwiched between the rubber magnets 13a to 14b and attached to an object such as furniture by the rubber magnets 13a to 14b. A side 16a, 16b is formed, and an insertion hole 19 of the card ring 12 is formed at a corner portion of the closed side 16a of the one side opposite to the corner portion. One clear file 11 arranged at the bottom of the file 11 is overlaid on the lower file 18a. One or more clear files 11 constitute an intermediate file 18b, and the intermediate file 18b rotates in a plane parallel to the lower file 18a and remains on the object at an inclination angle α of 90 ° or less with respect to the lower file 18a. It is set as the structure which can be made.

  The suction-type paper piece holder having the above-described configuration sucks and fixes the lower file 18a to an object in a state where the paper piece 21 is housed inside the lower file 18a and the intermediate file 18b. The intermediate file 18b is developed by rotating around the card ring 12, and is held so as to have a predetermined inclination angle α with respect to the lower file 18a. When there are a plurality of intermediate files 18b, the inclination angles are changed, and the intermediate files 18b are developed into a sector shape having a required overlapping portion. The paper piece 21 is stored in the interior before or after the expansion.

  An upper file 18c made up of one or more clear files 11 is overlaid on the intermediate file 18b, and the upper file 18c has closed sides 16a and 16b formed on two sides sandwiching one corner portion. An insertion hole 19 through which the card ring 12 is inserted is formed in the corner portion, and the card ring 12 is fixed to the object at an inclination angle β of 180 ° or more with respect to the lower file 18a. Can take.

  There are two methods for expanding the upper file 18c: a method of rotating the upper file 18c around the guard ring 12 in a plane parallel to the surface of the intermediate file 18b, and a method of expanding the upper file 18c according to the arc of the guard ring 12.

  The suction-type paper piece holder according to the present invention stores a piece of paper such as memo paper in a clear file, and the clear file is sucked and held by a rubber magnet on an attachment target such as furniture. Since it can be expanded in a fan shape, it can be fastened to a piece of furniture in a state where a large number of pieces of paper are arranged. Further, since there is little overlap of the paper pieces in the clear file, the description can be viewed from the outside of the clear file.

These are the front views of the use condition of embodiment. These are sectional drawings of the XX line of FIG. These are the perspective views of the state before use of embodiment. These are the front views in the other usage type of embodiment.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows a use state in which the suction type paper piece holder of the embodiment is sucked on one surface of furniture such as a refrigerator. The suction-type paper piece holder includes a plurality of rectangular clear files 11, a card ring 12 that is inserted into one corner portion of each clear file 11 and bundles the clear files 11, and a back surface of each clear file 11. The rubber magnets 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b, 15a and 15b are attached.

  The clear file 11 is formed by folding a transparent plastic sheet (including translucent plastic sheets) in two, and closing the crease and one side perpendicular thereto by heat welding or the like. Two closed sides 16a and 16b that are perpendicular to each other are provided. In the illustrated case, one closed side 16a is a long side and the other closed side 16b is a short side.

  The remaining two sides are open sides 16c and 16d, with the former being the long side and the latter being the short side. In the open side 16c on the long side, a semicircular finger-hanging recess 17 is formed on the sheet end side.

  The bundle of clear files 11 is divided into three types. That is, the lower file 18a arranged at the bottom, the intermediate file 18b overlaid thereon, and the upper file 18c overlaid thereon. The lower file 18a is one, but the intermediate file 18b and the upper file 18c are composed of one or more clear files 11. In FIG. 1, the intermediate file 18b and the upper file 18c indicated by a two-dot chain line indicate that the display of the second or higher file is omitted. Normally, the intermediate file 18b is composed of 2 to 5 clear files, and the upper file 18 is composed of 2 to 4 clear files 11.

  In the lower file 18a and the intermediate file 18b, the insertion hole 19 of the card ring 12 is formed in a corner portion formed by the closed side 16a and the open side 16d. By inserting the card ring 12 into the respective insertion holes 19, the lower file 18a and the intermediate file 18b are overlapped in a state where the positions of the closed sides 16a and 16b and the open sides 16c and 16d coincide (see FIG. 3). ).

  On the other hand, the insertion hole 19 of the upper end file 18c is formed on the opposite side to the above case, that is, in a corner portion sandwiched between the two closed sides 16a and 16b, and the card ring 12 is inserted into the insertion hole 19. And overlaid on the intermediate file 18b.

  As can be seen from FIG. 3 showing the suction type paper piece holder 11 in a non-use state, the closed side 16b of the lower file 18a and the intermediate file 18b is a card in the state where the closed sides 16a of the files 18a to 18c are aligned and overlapped. Although it is in a position far from the ring 12 (lower end side in use), the closed side 16b of the upper file 18c is on the opposite side, that is, a position close to the card ring 12 (upper end side in use).

  In the lower file 18a and the intermediate file 18b, the finger hanging recess 17 is formed at a position offset from the open side 16d at the edge of the sheet on the upper side of the open side 16c. It is formed at a position offset from the open side 16d at the edge of the lower sheet.

  The rubber magnets 13a and 13b bonded along the closed side 16a and the open side 16d on the back surface of the lower file 18a are formed in a band shape (see FIG. 1). In the intermediate file 18b, triangular rubber magnets 14a and 14b are bonded to the corners at both ends of the open side 16c on the back surface thereof. In the case of the upper file 18c, triangular rubber magnets 15a and 15b are bonded to the surfaces of both end portions of the open side 16c.

  The lower file 18a uses the band-like rubber magnets 13a, 13b having a larger area than the triangular rubber magnets 14a, 14b, 15a, 15b of the intermediate file 18b and the upper file 18c. This is because the total weight of all the files 18a to 18c and the paper piece 21 (see FIG. 2) placed therein can be supported by the suction force of 13b. For this reason, even if all the files 18b and 18c other than the lower file 18a are removed, the lower file 18a does not come off and supports all the other files 18b and 18c, and the whole file falls. To prevent.

  The rubber magnets 13a, 14a, etc. of the intermediate file 18b and the upper file 18c only need to have an attractive force to support the files 18b, 18c themselves, and thus are formed in a relatively small area triangle.

  The adsorption-type paper piece holder 11 of the embodiment is as described above. When this is used, as shown in FIG. 1, the lower file 18a is attached to the front surface of the refrigerator door by the adsorption force of the rubber magnets 13a and 13b. Keep on. As shown in the drawing, the lower file 18a is held in such a posture that the closed side 16a is the left side and the closed side 16b is the lower side. A fingertip is hung on the finger hanging recess 17 to open the open sides 16c and 16d, and the paper piece 21 is inserted from the right, that is, from the open side 16c side of the long side. Although the number of the paper pieces 21 may be plural, the number is limited to the extent that the description content can be discriminated while paying attention to the degree of overlap.

  In this case, the intermediate file 18b and the upper file 18c may become obstructive and the paper piece 21 stored in the lower file 18a may be difficult to see. Therefore, the intermediate file 18b may have an appropriate inclination angle α in the manner described below. It is preferable that the upper file 18c is developed and kept in an inverted state so as to have a larger inclination angle β.

  When the intermediate file 18b is developed, the card ring 12 is rotated around the card ring 12 in a plane parallel to the lower file 18a by a certain inclination angle α (see arrow A in FIG. 3), and the rubber magnet 14a is in the inclined state. , 14b, and fastened to the door. Also in this case, the paper piece 21 is housed in the inside from the open side 16c side in the same manner as described above. When there are two or more intermediate files 18b, the second and subsequent files are expanded and held in the same manner with a larger inclination angle α. If the inclination angle α is 90 ° or more, the paper piece 21 may slide to the left from the open side 16d, so the inclination angle α is limited to 90 ° or less.

  When the upper file 18c is expanded, it is reversed along the arc of the card ring 12 (see arrow B in FIG. 1). By reversing the front and back, like the other files 18a and 18b, the closed side 16a on the long side becomes the left side, the open side 16c on the long side becomes the right side, and the finger-hanging recess 17 formed on the open side 16c Get out.

  For this reason, the usability common to each file 18a, 18b, 18c which inserts the paper piece 21 from the right side to the left side from the open side 16c on the long side located on the right side can be realized. Further, by tilting the tilt angle β with respect to the inverted lower file 18a so as to be 180 ° or more, the paper piece 21 can be prevented from sliding leftward from the open side 16c.

  It is also possible to adopt a development method in which the upper file 18c is rotated largely in the direction of the arrow A without being inverted and the inclination angle β with respect to the lower file 18a is kept at 180 ° or more as shown in FIG. In this state, the open side 16c on the long side is the upper end side, and the open side 16d on the short side is the right side. Since the finger-hanging recess 17 is on the back side, another finger-holding recess 17a is provided on the front side of the open side 16d on the short side.

  In this case, if the paper piece 21 is inserted from the open side 16c on the long side, the paper piece 21 is inserted downward from above. As described above, in the lower file 18a and the intermediate file 18b, the paper piece 21 is inserted from the long side open side 16c which is the right side to the left side from the right side. Become.

  In order to achieve the same usability, the upper file 18c can be inserted from the right side to the left side when inserted from the open side 16d on the short side. However, in this case, since the insertion is performed from the open side 16d having a short open width, the usability is different from that in the case of the lower file 18a and the intermediate file 18b inserted from the open side 16c having a long open width, and the insertion is difficult.

  However, if the user does not care about the difference in usability, as shown in FIG. 4, it is possible to adopt an unfolding method in which the upper file 18c is not inverted but rotated in the direction of arrow A in the same manner as the intermediate file 18b.

  In any case, the upper file 18c can effectively utilize the space existing above the intermediate file 18b by expanding the inclination angle β to 180 ° or more.

  Incidentally, in order to cope with the case where the number of required paper pieces 21 is relatively small, the upper file 18c is omitted, and a bundle of suction-type paper piece holders by combining one lower file 18a and one or more intermediate files 18b. May be configured. Based on this configuration, the upper file 18c may be added as the number of paper pieces 21 increases.

11 Clear File 12 Card Ring 13a, 13b Rubber Magnets 14a, 14b Rubber Magnets 15a, 15b Rubber Magnets 16a, 16b Closed Sides 16c, 16d Open Sides 17, 17a Fingering Recesses 18a Lower File 18b Middle File 18c Upper File 19 Insertion Hole 21 Paper Piece

Claims (4)

A plurality of clear files (11), a card ring (12) that is inserted into the plurality of clear files (11) and bundles the clear files (11), and attached to the back surface of each clear file (11) In the adsorption-type paper piece holder that comprises the rubber magnets (13a) to (14b), and is attracted and held on an object such as furniture by the rubber magnets (13a) to (14b),
Each clear file (11) is formed with closed sides (16a) and (16b) on two sides across one corner portion,
An insertion hole (19) of the card ring (12) is formed in a corner portion of the closed side (16a) on the side opposite to the corner portion,
Of the clear files (11) bundled by the card ring (12), one clear file (11) arranged at the bottom is the lower file (18a), and one or more clear files stacked thereon. (11) constitutes the intermediate file (18b),
The intermediate file (18b) is held on the object at an inclination angle α of 90 ° or less with respect to the lower file (18a) by rotating in a plane parallel to the lower file (18a). Formula paper piece holder. The rubber magnets (13a) and (13b) of the lower file (18a) are formed to be relatively large enough to attract and hold the weight of all the clear files (11) and the paper pieces (21) accommodated therein. ,
The rubber magnets (14a) and (14b) of the intermediate file (18b) are formed to have a size sufficient to attract and hold the weight of the single intermediate file (18b) and the paper piece (21) therein. The adsorption-type paper piece holder according to claim 1, wherein   An upper file (18c) composed of one or more clear files (11) is overlaid on the intermediate file (18b), and the upper file (18c) has a closed edge (16a) on two sides sandwiching one corner portion. ), (16b) is formed, and an insertion hole (19) through which the card ring (12) is inserted is formed in the corner portion, and 180 degrees with respect to the lower file (18a) around the card ring (12). The suction-type paper piece holder according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the suction-type paper piece holder is attached to the object by a rubber magnet (15a), (15b) with an inclination angle β of not less than °.   4. The suction type paper piece holder according to claim 3, wherein the upper phi (18 c) is turned upside down along the arc of the card ring (12) and is fixed to the object with the inclination angle β.

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