JP2015189087A - desk calendar - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a desk calendar which is used by being placed on a desk or a table, has a low manufacturing number of man-hour, and has a low cost.SOLUTION: In a desk calendar, at both side end parts of a support plate 1 consisting of thin plate material, the support plate 1 includes claws 3, 3..., formed by bending parts of the support plate 1 and by extending the claws 3, 3... to a front face side, where a calendar sheet 2 is mounted to the claws 3, 3..., while the calendar sheet 2 is bent and side ends are engaged.

Description

  The present invention relates to a desk calendar that can be used on a desk or table.

  Today, various things are known as desk calendars. As shown in FIG. 8, a general form as a conventional desk calendar is a method of superimposing a plurality of calendar papers (a), (a). The upper side is bound together with a cover with a binding tool (b) in a booklet shape so that it can be used standing on a table.

  The calendar papers (a), (a)... Are supported by a triangular cylindrical support (c), and the calendar paper (a) for the current month located on the outermost surface is used as the binding tool. By turning upward using (b) as a fulcrum, the calendar paper (b) for the current month can be positioned on the back side of the support (c). On the top surface, the calendar paper (I) for the next month that was located below the calendar paper (I) for the current month appears. Then, when the calendar paper (A) for the next month is rotated in the same manner, the calendar paper (A) for the next month is further positioned on the outermost surface so that it can be viewed.

In this way, with a conventional desk calendar, the calendar paper (b) located on the outermost surface is sequentially rolled and sent to the back side of the support tool (c). And the day of the week can be confirmed.
In the desktop calendar of the above-described form, in addition to a functional description such as calendar information, a decorative part such as an illustration or a photograph is printed on the surface of each calendar paper (a) in order to enhance the decoration. There are many things.

  “Desktop calendar” according to Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-43120 relates to improvement of a desktop calendar used in daily life on a table or desk. Therefore, a folding piece is provided on a part of the calendar body including a date / month and memo description column at the left end, a day description at the top, and a date column having a date frame at the center, and is configured to be folded.

“Desktop sunlit calendar” according to Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 5-82576 is a calendar which does not take up a place for installation on the desktop and does not expose memos or the like written on the calendar pieces. Therefore, there is provided a lid for a calendar piece which has a groove portion formed on one side surface of the table-type solar calendar mounting table, a guide rod is erected on the one side surface, and is rotatably inserted into the guide rod. In addition, when the lid body is rotated outward along the guide rod, one side piece of the lid body is formed so as to be able to engage and disengage in the groove portion of the mounting table so as to prevent rotation at the opened position. Has been.
"Desktop calendar" pertaining to the actual Kaihei 7-43120 "Desktop sunlit calendar" according to Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-82576

As described above, there are various desk calendars, and a plurality of calendar sheets are attached to the support (main body) as described above. Therefore, the support tool can stand alone on a desk or table, and has a structure that can stably stand up so that the support tool does not fall over even if calendar paper is attached. For this reason, the conventional desk calendar requires a lot of man-hours for production and inevitably becomes expensive.
The problem to be solved by the present invention is this problem, and provides a desktop calendar with low production steps and low price.

  The desk calendar according to the present invention includes a support plate and calendar paper, and the support plate has a structure in which the calendar paper is attached and can stand up with the calendar paper attached. In other words, the support plate is made of a thin plate and is not a conventional cube. Therefore, the support plate alone cannot stand stably, but it can stand on a desk or table by attaching calendar paper. Is possible.

  The support plate is made of a thin plate material (material does not matter) and is formed by bending claws at both end portions. The calendar paper is attached by locking both side edges thereof to the claw. The lateral dimension of the calendar paper is larger than the distance between the left and right claws provided on the support plate. Therefore, if the side edges are locked to both claws, the calendar paper is curved in a convex shape on the front side and is cubic with the support plate. It is possible to stand up by configuring. Here, although the specific description content described on the surface of the calendar paper is not limited, it has an elastic restoring force that tends to return to a flat shape when curved in a convex shape.

  The desk calendar according to the present invention has a structure in which a support plate made of a plate material and calendar paper are combined. The support plate is made of a thin plate material made of plastic or metal, or paper or biodegradable plastic, and is provided with a claw by bending the side end portion of the plate material. Its manufacture is simple and the cost is low. The calendar paper has elasticity so that it can be bent, and the date, day, etc. are written on its surface.

  The calendar paper is curved in a convex shape and is attached to a support plate by engaging both side ends with claws provided on the left and right sides, so that a desktop calendar can be configured easily. There is no need to bind the calendar paper with a conventional binding tool, and the assembling work is simplified. And the calendar paper latched by the nail is stabilized without coming off from the nail by the action of the elastic restoring force.

Here, the size of the support plate is set to a size having substantially the same vertical and horizontal dimensions as the calendar paper. Therefore, the calendar paper and the support plate can be sold in a storage bag in a state of being superimposed on each other. Therefore, it is convenient without being bulky during transportation and storage. However, by setting the horizontal dimension of the calendar paper to be larger than that of the support plate, the installation area when placed on a desk or table becomes larger and more stable.
On the other hand, a space is formed between the calendar plates attached to the support plate, and small items such as a pencil, a ballpoint pen, or a cutter can be placed in this space.

The Example which shows the desk calendar which concerns on this invention. A support plate that constitutes a desktop calendar. When the nail is raised by the support plate of the desk calendar. (A) is a support plate constituting a desktop calendar, and (b) is a case where calendar paper is attached to the support plate. (A) is another Example which shows the support plate which comprises a desk calendar, (b) is the case where the arm provided in this support plate is bent and stood up. FIG. 6A is a side view and FIG. 5B is a perspective view when a calendar sheet is attached to the support plate shown in FIG. 5. FIG. 6 is a perspective view from below when calendar paper is attached to the support plate shown in FIG. 5. Conventional general desk calendar.

  FIGS. 1A and 1B show an embodiment of a desk calendar according to the present invention. In the figure, 1a and 1b represent support plates, and 2a and 2b represent calendar sheets. Claws 3a, 3a,... Are extended to the front side at two places on both end portions of the support plate 1a. The claws 3a, 3a,... Are formed by bending a part of the support plate 1a, and the opposite ends 4a, 4a of the calendar paper 2a are engaged with the claws 3a, 3a,. Yes. A hook hole 5a is provided through the center of the upper end of the support plate 1a so that it can be hung on a wall.

  Further, claws 3b, 3b are extended to the front side at both end portions of the support plate 1b. The claws 3b, 3b are formed by bending a part of the support plate 1b, and the both side edges 4b, 4b of the calendar paper 2b are fixedly attached to the claws 3b, 3b at both side edges. Unlike the claw 3a provided on the support plate 1a of FIG. 1A, the claw 3b, 3b has a shape extending in the vertical direction, and a hook hole 5b is formed at the center of the upper end of the support plate 1b. It penetrates.

By the way, the calendar paper 2a has a curved shape projecting to the front side by engaging the claws 3a, 3a... On both side edges 4a, 4a, and the desk calendar stands up without falling down. I can do it.
In other words, the calendar paper 2a is attached to the flat support plate 1a to form a three-dimensional shape so as not to fall. The calendar paper 2a has the same size as the support plate 1a, and has a curved shape as shown in the figure by engaging with the claws 3a, 3a,. Located on the same plane as la.

Of course, if the lateral dimension of the calendar paper 2a is made larger than that of the support plate 1a, the installation area increases, and the stability when placed on a desk or table is improved.
Then, if the calendar paper 2a is attached to the support plate 1a, the calendar paper 2a protrudes to the front side and is curved into a smooth convex shape. Therefore, there is a space between the calendar paper 2a and the support plate 1a. It is formed. So you can put pencils, ballpoint pens, and other small items in this space.

  Similarly, the calendar paper 2b has a curved shape projecting to the front side by engaging the claws 3b and 3b at both side edges 4b and 4b, and therefore the desk calendar can stand up without falling down. . The calendar paper 2b has the same size as the support plate 1b, and has a curved shape as shown in the figure by being engaged with the claws 3b, 3b provided at both ends, and the lower edge is the same as the support plate 1b. Located on the surface.

2A and 2B show the support plates 1a and 1b. The support plate 1a has a rectangular shape, and the nails 3a, 3a,... Are provided through the grooves 6a, 6a,. The claws 3a, 3a,... Are on the same plane as the support plate 1a. If the base portion serving as a boundary with the support plate 1a is bent as an axis, the claws extend to the front side as shown in FIG. 3a, 3a...
Similarly, the support plate 1b has a rectangular shape, and the claws 3b and 3b are provided through the grooves 6b and 6b at two places on both end portions. The claws 3b and 3b are flush with the support plate 1b. If the base portion serving as a boundary with the support plate 1b is bent as an axis, the claws 3b and 3b extending to the front side as shown in FIG. It becomes.

  FIG. 3A shows a case where the claws 3a, 3a... Provided on the support plate 1a of FIG. FIG. 3B shows the case where the claws 3b, 3b provided on the support plate 1b of FIG. 2b are bent and extended to the front side. The claws 3a, 3a,... And the tabs 3b, 3b are not perpendicular to the support plates 1a, 1b, but are inclined to some extent so that the side edges of the calendar sheets 2a, 2b can be easily locked. That is, the bending angle is 90 ° or less.

  FIG. 4B shows another embodiment of the desk calendar according to the present invention, and FIG. 4A shows a support plate 7 constituting the desk calendar. This support plate 7 is a case where both side end portions 8, 8 of the support plate 1a shown in FIG. 2A are bent, and the side ends 8, 8 are bent so that the claws 3a, 3a,. Protruding. 4B shows a case where the calendar paper 2 is locked and attached to the claws 3a, 3a.

  FIG. 5A shows another embodiment showing the support plate 9. This support plate 9 has claws 3a, 3a... At the side ends, and a pair of arms 10a, 10b at the lower ends. A small convex piece 11 is provided at the tip of one arm 10a, and a small hole 12 is provided through the tip of the other arm 10b. A small mounting piece 13 is extended at the tip of the arm 10b. 5 (b), the claws 3a, 3a... Are extended to the front side by bending the side end portions 8, 8, and the arms 10a, 10b are bent to the front side, and the convex piece 11 is inserted into the hole 12. Shows the case.

  6A and 6B show the case where the calendar paper 2 is attached to the support plate 9 shown in FIG. 5B, wherein FIG. 6A shows a side view and FIG. 6B shows a perspective view. The calender paper 2 is attached with its both ends locked to the claws 3 a, 3 a... And the curved front part is placed on the placing piece 13. Therefore, the calendar paper 2 is mounted with a slight inclination by placing the curved front portion on the placing piece 13, and therefore the calendar becomes easy to see when placed on a desk or table.

FIG. 7 shows a perspective view from below, but the lower edge of the calendar paper 2 is placed on a placing piece 13 provided at the tip of the arm 10b.
By the way, the calendar papers 2, 2... Are composed of a set of 12 months. It can be installed one by one, which is free for those who use the desktop calendar of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Support plate 2 Calendar paper 3 Claw 4 Side end 5 Hook hole 6 Groove 7 Support plate 8 Side end 9 Support plate
10 arms
11 Convex piece
12 holes
13 Mounting piece

Claims (3)

In a desk calendar used on a desk or table, the support plate made of a thin plate has a claw that is partially bent and extended to the front side. A desktop calendar characterized by being attached with its ends locked. The desk calendar of Claim 1 which extended the nail | claw to the front side by bending the side edge part of the said support plate. At the lower end of the support plate, an arm that extends to the front side by folding a part is provided, the loading piece protrudes from the end of the arm, and the front portion of the calendar paper that is locked to the claw is inclined by placing it on the loading piece. The desk calendar according to claim 1 or claim 2 attached.

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