JP2019041855A - Fabric panel - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a fabric panel that reliably makes abutment to both frame body portions by a concatenation piece from third and fourth sides when a card-board is folded and formed in a light box-shape, and can exhibit a suppression effect to temporal loosening at the interval between both the frame body portions.SOLUTION: A fabric panel 1 is assumed as a premise by pasting a sheet texture 2 printed on the surface to a paste surface 30 of a panel 3. Concatenation pieces 31-34 from the side parallel to each other of four sides of 30a-30d of the paste surface 30 are folded by 3 times sequentially to form a frame body part 36 having a recess 35 in the central portion on the back side, and a pushing member 38 is mounted in the recess 35. The pushing member 38 has a swollen part 381 in a substantially central portion, and is set in a tendency to increase a slope angle α of slopes 385, 385 concatenated to the swollen part 381 so that both frame body portions 36c, 36d by concatenation pieces 33, 34 from the third and fourth sides 30c, 30d folded back may be pushed in the direction being always separated.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 18

Description

  BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fabric panel used as an interior by hanging on or against a wall or the like in a state in which a sheet material whose surface is subjected to printing is stretched on a panel.

  Generally, in the case of this type of fabric panel, the panel is formed of wood pieces and the like, and when the sheet is stretched, the frame on the back surface of the panel is hammered and stretched with nails or gun tackers.

  In addition, it has also been practiced in the prior art to form a circumferential groove in the frame on the back surface of the panel, and press and stretch the sheet material using a fitting tool such as resin that conforms to the width and length of the groove (patented Reference 1).

  However, in the above-mentioned conventional fabric panel, since the printing itself applied to the surface of the seat is intended for an existing product, the options for using as an interior are limited, and there is a demand for expanding the options. was there.

  Moreover, if the panels are formed of wood pieces etc., the price of the fabric panel itself becomes expensive, so it is difficult to afford the room for having multiple interiors as an interior, and the demand for cheap fabric panels is increasing. The

  Therefore, the present applicant has previously proposed a fabric panel that can be easily provided with a margin for having a plurality of interiors and can be provided inexpensively while dramatically expanding the options for use as interiors in Patent Document 2 There is.

  Specifically, a sheet material that can be printed by an ink jet printer is applied as a sheet ground, a panel is formed into a thin box shape by folding a thick paper in the form of drawing paper, and the sheet ground is stretched by an adhesive applied to its back surface It has the pasting side which is pasted to the state.

  In the panel, the bonding surface is formed in a substantially rectangular shape, and continuous pieces respectively connected to the four sides of the bonding surface are valley-folded three times each from the four sides viewed from the back surface side of the bonding surface. While being formed in the frame shape which has a recessed part in the center part of the side, it is inserted in a recessed part and equipped with the insertion insertion body shallower than the depth of the said recessed part. In this case, one of the first and second sides and the other of the third and fourth sides parallel to one another among the four sides viewed from the back surface side of the bonding surface are valley-folded three times in order. It is formed in the frame shape which has a recessed part in the center part by the side of a back. At this time, both ends of the frame portion respectively formed by continuation pieces from one of the first side and the second side which has been valley-folded are connected later from the other third side and fourth side which is valley-folded later It is made to hold down by the both ends of the frame part each formed by the piece, and to secure the frame shape which has a crevice.

JP 2008-194194 A True No. 3205869

  By the way, in the above-mentioned proposal, when forming thick paper in the form of drawing paper into a thin box shape, continuous pieces respectively connected on four sides of the affixing surface of the panel are valley-folded three times each and a central portion on the back side Since the recessed portion located in the recessed portion of the panel and the continuous piece are valley-folded 3 Sagging tends to occur. In that case, although a certain degree of strength is secured also in the recess portion by the insertion insert inserted into the recess, since the insertion insert is only inserted into the recess, The effect of suppressing the slack over time is insufficient.

  Specifically, when forming thick paper in the form of drawing paper into a thin box shape, a continuous piece from one of the first and second sides parallel to one another among four sides viewed from the back side of the affixing surface and When the continuous pieces from the other third and fourth sides are respectively valley-folded three times in sequence, both ends of both frame portions by the continuous pieces from one of the two sides that has been valley-folded are valley-folded later It is held down by the both ends of the frame part by the continuation piece from the other two sides. For this reason, the suppression effect with respect to the temporal slack between two frame parts by the continuation piece from one of the two sides by which valley fold was carried out beforehand is exhibited. However, since the two frame parts by continuation pieces from the other two sides which are valley-folded after this are only supported by the abutment by the insertion member of the separate member, the manufacturing error of the separate member, etc. The contact by the inserted body may be insufficient due to the effect of suppressing the temporal slackness between the two frame parts by the connecting pieces from the other of the third and fourth sides. , Had to take measures.

  The present invention has been made to achieve the above object, and the object of the present invention is to fold the thick paper in the form of drawing paper into a thin box, and then to fold the other third side and to fold it later. To provide a fabric panel which can be made to abut against both frame portions reliably by the continuous pieces from the fourth side and can suppress the temporal slackness between the both frame portions. It is in.

  In order to achieve the above object, in the present invention, a fabric panel to be used as an interior by standing up and decorating with a sheet material on the surface having been subjected to printing on a panel, hanging by hanging on a wall etc. It assumes. A paper material is applied as the sheet material, and a printing surface printable by a printer is provided on the front surface side, while an attachment surface is provided on the back surface side pasted on the surface of the panel via an adhesive. ing. Furthermore, the panel is formed in a thin box shape in which the pasting surface has a substantially rectangular shape by folding a thick paper, and has continuous pieces respectively connected to four sides of the pasting surface, and the back surface side of the pasting surface The continuous pieces from one of the first and second sides parallel to each other and the continuous pieces from the other of the third and fourth sides of the four sides seen from the valley are valley-folded three times in order, respectively. The other end of the frame portion which is formed in a frame shape having a recess in the central portion and is formed by continuation pieces from one of the first and second sides previously valley-folded is valley-folded later The frame shape is held by being pressed by both ends of the frame portion respectively formed by the continuous pieces from the third and fourth sides. Then, a pressing member made of thick paper is attached to the recess so as to press the two frame portions from the other third and fourth sides in a direction in which the two frame portions are separated from each other. The pressing member is formed by valley folding and mountain folding respectively from the other side of the third side and the fourth side side so that a substantially central portion in the first side direction and the second side side bulges toward the wall side. And the inclined angle of the slope connected to the bulging part is increased so as to always press both frame parts by the connecting pieces from the other third and fourth sides so as to always separate from each other. It is characterized by being set to the tendency.

  Further, the length of the one first side and the second side may be set longer than the length of the other third side and the fourth side.

  Moreover, while a cardboard like drawing paper is applied as the panel, a cardboard like cardboard may be applied as a pressing member.

  Furthermore, an acceleration member may be accommodated in the bulging portion for positively promoting the increasing tendency of the inclination angles of both slopes connected to the bulging portion.

  The bulging portion of the pressing member may be provided with a rhombic locking hole locked to a hook provided on the wall.

As described above, in short, valley folding and mountain folding are performed from the other side of the third and fourth sides, respectively, so that one of the substantially central portions in the first and second side directions, which are first valley folded, bulge to the wall side. The pressing member having the bulging portion formed in the above is attached to the recessed portion of the panel, and the inclination angle of the slope connected to the bulging portion is set to be increased, and the connecting pieces from the other third and fourth sides Is always pressing the frame part by. Thus, both ends of the pressing member can be reliably abutted so as to press the two frame portions in a direction in which the two frame portions are always separated with respect to both frame portions by the continuous pieces from the other third and fourth sides.
Moreover, by setting the inclination angle of the slope connected to the bulging part of the pressing member to be increased, the slope of the bulging part with respect to both frame portions by the connecting pieces from the other third and fourth sides In accordance with the increasing tendency of the inclination angle, both ends of the pressing member are made to follow in a constantly pressed state, and the suppression effect on the temporal slackness between both frame portions by the connecting pieces from the other third and fourth sides. Can be demonstrated.

  Further, by setting the lengths of the first and second sides to be longer than the lengths of the third and fourth sides, both of the rungs from the third and fourth sides where the slack is easily generated because the lengths are long Both ends of the pressing member are reliably abutted against the frame portion, and the pressing angle of the slope of the bulging portion between the two frame portions by the connecting pieces from the third and fourth sides tends to increase. By effectively following the ends in the pressed state, it is possible to efficiently exhibit the suppressing effect on the slack which is likely to occur with the lapse of time between the two frame portions due to the connecting pieces from the third and fourth sides.

Also, by applying thick paper in the form of drawing paper as a panel, one of the first and second sides facing each other and the other of the third and fourth sides of the four sides viewed from the back side of the affixing surface are sequentially The thin box-like panel can be formed clearly in a state where the strength is secured while holding the frame shape having the concave portion in the center portion on the back side by valley-folding each 3 degrees.
On the other hand, by applying cardboard-like thick paper as the pressing member, the increasing tendency of the inclination angle of the slope of the bulging portion of the pressing member is expanded, and both frame portions by the connecting pieces from the other third and fourth sides Between the two frame parts by the connecting pieces from the other 3rd and 4th sides effectively suppress the slack against the slack that is likely to occur with time between It can be exhibited more efficiently.

  Furthermore, by positively promoting the increasing tendency of the inclination angles of both slopes connected to the bulging part by the promoting member housed inside the bulging part, the increasing inclination angle of the slope of the bulging part of the pressing member To make the both ends of the pressing member follow more effectively between the two frame parts by the connecting pieces from the other third and fourth sides, and connecting pieces from the other third and fourth sides It is possible to more efficiently exhibit the suppressing effect on the slack which is likely to occur with the passage of time between the frame portions.

  In addition, by providing a rhombic locking hole to be locked to the hook provided on the wall in the bulging portion of the pressing member, four sides of the bonding surface have four corners of the locking hole having the rhombus shape. And when hooking the fabric panel to the wall, the hook is locked at any corner of the locking hole to eliminate the displacement due to the inclination of the fabric panel and keep the appearance of the fabric panel good. it can.

It is a perspective view in the state where the fabric panel concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention was hung on a wall. It is explanatory drawing which shows the relationship between the sheet place of a fabric panel of FIG. 1, and a panel. It is explanatory drawing explaining the fold line of the panel seen from the back surface side in the unfolded state which affixed the sheet | seat place of FIG. 2 on the surface. It is explanatory drawing explaining the process of peeling the remainder of the release paper of the sheet | seat place of FIG. 3, and affixing with respect to the panel of an unfolded state. It is explanatory drawing explaining the fold line of the panel seen from the back surface side in the unfolded state which affixed the sheet | seat place of FIG. 4 on the surface. It is a perspective view of the panel which shows the state which attached the crease according to the folding line of FIG. FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the panel showing a state in which one side of the extension portion of each connecting piece is engaged and locked when the connecting pieces from the first and second sides of the bonding surface of FIG. 6 are completely raised. FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of one corner portion of the panel for explaining a state in which the protruding portion of the sheet material protruding in FIG. 5 is folded inward and attached to the panel; It is explanatory drawing in the corner | angular part of the panel explaining the state which pinched the sticking part of the sheet | seat place of FIG. 8 with a finger, and it bonded together. After both frame parts have been formed by the connecting pieces from one of the first and second sides, the connecting pieces from the third side start forming the frame part while folding the protruding part of the sheet material inward It is an explanatory view explaining a state. While both frame parts have been formed by the connecting pieces from one of the first and second sides, the protruding part of the sheet material is folded inward by the connecting pieces from the third side and the frame part is formed while being stuck It is an explanatory view explaining a state immediately before finishing. It is explanatory drawing explaining the state which finished forming a frame part by the continuation piece from the 3rd side of FIG. 11, inserted the protrusion part of the both ends into the clearance gap of the lower angle, and fixed it. In a state where the frame portion has been formed by the continuous pieces from the third side in FIG. 12, the protruding portion of the sheet material is folded inward by the continuous pieces from the fourth side and immediately before forming the frame portion It is explanatory drawing explaining the state of. It is the perspective view which looked at the panel completed after forming a frame part by the continuation piece from the 4th side of FIG. 13 from the back side. FIG. 15 is an exploded view of a pressing member mounted in a recess in a central portion on the back side of the panel of FIG. 14; It is a perspective view which shows the state which assembled the pressing member of FIG. It is the side view which looked at the pressing member of FIG. 16 from the transversal direction. It is a perspective view which shows the state which mounted the pressing member of FIG. 16 in the recessed part of the center part of the back side of a panel. FIG. 19 is a perspective view showing a state in which a hook for locking the locking hole of the bulging portion of the pressing member of FIG. 18 is attached to the wall via a dedicated adhesive. It is a perspective view which shows the state which hooks the locking hole of the bulging part of the pressing member of FIG. 19 to the hook of a wall, and hangs a fabric panel. It is an explanatory view showing the relation between the seat and the panel of the fabric panel concerning a 2nd embodiment of the present invention. It is the top view seen from the surface side in the state which peeled off the release paper of the sheet | seat place of FIG. It is explanatory drawing explaining the fold line of the panel seen from the back surface side in the unfolded state which affixed the sheet | seat place of FIG. 22 on the surface. It is a perspective view of the panel which shows the state which attached the crease according to the folding line of FIG. In the state where the frame portions are formed by the continuous pieces from the first to fourth sides of the bonding surface in FIG. 24, the protruding portions on both ends of both frame portions by the continuous pieces from the third and fourth sides are It is the perspective view which looked at the panel completed and inserted in the gap | interval of a lower angle from the back side. It is an expanded view of the press member mounted in the recessed part of the center part of the back side of the panel of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the state which assembled the pressing member of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the state which mounted the pressing member of FIG. 27 in the recessed part of the center part of the back side of a panel. It is a perspective view which shows the state which hooks the locking hole of the bulging part of the pressing member of FIG. 28 to the hook of a wall, and hangs a fabric panel. It is a top view in the state where the promotion member concerning a modification of each embodiment was stored in the inside of a bulging part. It is the side view which looked at the promotion member of FIG. 30 from the transversal direction of a pressing member. It is a top view in the state before storing the promotion member concerning other modifications of each embodiment in the inside of a bulging part. It is a top view in the state which accommodated the promotion member of FIG. 32 in the inside of a bulging part. It is the side view which looked at the promotion member of FIG. 33 from the transversal direction of a pressing member. It is a perspective view which shows the state which attaches the hook which concerns on the other modification of each embodiment with respect to a wall via a double-sided tape.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings for understanding of the present invention. The following embodiment is an example embodying the present invention, and is not of the nature to limit the technical scope of the present invention.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a state in which a fabric panel according to a first embodiment of the present invention is hung on a wall, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a relationship between a sheet and a sheet of the fabric panel of FIG. There is.

  In FIG. 1, 1 is a fabric panel according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and this fabric panel 1 has a side (longitudinal side) of about 225 mm and another side (horizontal side) of about 1 in a front view It has a substantially rectangular shape set to 342 mm. The fabric panel 1 is used as an interior by being hung on or against a wall K or the like. In this case, the wall surface of the wall K is formed of paper, vinyl, olefin or the like wallpaper having irregularities as compared with the mirror surface.

  In FIG. 2, the fabric panel 1 includes a seat 2 and a panel 3. The panel 3 has a substantially rectangular attachment surface 30 on the front side, which is attached in a stretched state of the sheet material 2. The panel 3 is formed into a thin box shape by folding a thick sheet in the form of a drawing sheet. Specifically, in the panel 3, the first to fourth sides 30 a of the continuous pieces 31 to 34 respectively connected to the first to fourth sides 30 a to 30 d of the affixing surface 30 are viewed from the back surface side of the affixing surface 30. And frame portions 36a to 36d respectively formed on the back side by being mountain-folded by 3 degrees from .about.30 d, and the recess 35 surrounded by the frame portions 36a to 36d at the center part on the back side It is formed in the frame shape which it has. In this case, on the back surface of the panel 3, a substantially rectangular frame portion 36 is provided by the frame portions 36 a to 36 d.

  Further, as the sheet material 2, a paper material that can be printed by a printer (not shown) is applied. As the sheet material 2, a substantially rectangular sheet made of paper, one side (longitudinal side) of which is set to about 300 mm and the other side (horizontal side) of about 410 mm, is applied. A pattern is formed. Then, an adhesive (not shown) is applied to the back surface of the sheet material 2, and the release paper 21 is attached via the adhesive. This release paper 21 is a narrow strip-like partial release paper (not shown) adhered to a part along one side of the sheet material 2 and a wide multi-part release paper adhered to the remaining part of the sheet material 2 It is divided into twenty-three.

  Next, the assembly procedure of the panel 3 will be described based on FIGS.

  FIG. 3 is an explanatory view for explaining the folding line of the panel 3 viewed from the back side in the unfolded state in which the sheet material 2 of FIG. 2 is attached to the surface; FIG. 4 shows the remainder of the release paper 21 of the sheet material 2 of FIG. Explanatory drawing explaining the process of peeling and affixing with respect to the panel 3 of the expansion | deployment state is each shown. In FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, on the surface of the panel 3, guide lines G, G,... For guiding the pasting positions of the four sides of the sheet material 2 to the surface are described.

First, as shown in FIG. 3, a narrow strip-like partially release paper (not shown) having a narrow width is peeled off from the back surface of a portion along one side of the sheet material 2. In contrast to this, the sticking position of one side of the sheet place 2 is guided and stuck while being aligned. Next, as shown in FIG. 4, while peeling the multi-part release paper 23 from the back surface of the remaining portion of the sheet material 2, the guide lines G, G, G of the remaining three sides of the surface of the panel 3 The sheet material 2 is adhered to the surface of the panel 3 while guiding and aligning the pasting positions of the remaining three sides.
At this time, the four corners of the sheet material 2 are exposed in a substantially L shape on the surface side from between the respective connecting pieces 31 to 34 of the panel 3. Further, the printing on the sheet ground 2 extends from the pasting surface 30 to the side when pasting to the panel 3.

  FIG. 5 is an explanatory view for explaining a fold line of a panel as viewed from the back side in a developed state in which the sheet material of FIG. 4 is attached to the front surface. In FIG. 5, the panel 3 is connected to the first to fourth sides 30 a to 30 d of the affixing surface 30 from the sides 30 a to 30 d as viewed from the back side of the affixing surface 30. A broken line a to c (shown by an alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 5) that is valley-folded by 3 degrees is formed, and a broken line d (shown by a broken line in FIG. 5) that is mountain-folded at the fourth time is formed. The broken line a is the same as the first to fourth sides 30 a to 30 d of the bonding surface 30.

  FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of the panel 3 showing a state in which the folds are attached according to the folding lines a to d in FIG. As also shown in FIG. 6, the continuous pieces 31 from the first and second sides 30a and 30b parallel to one another among the first to fourth sides 30a to 30d (folding line a) of the bonding surface 30. , 32 are provided with extension portions 311 and 321 respectively extending between the fold line c and the fold line d in the longitudinal direction. At the base end of the extension portions 311 and 321, that is, both end positions in the longitudinal direction of the folding line c, the fold line e folds in a mountain as viewed from the back surface side of the affixing surface 30 3 to 6 are formed). Each extension portion 311, 321 is provided with a notch 312, 322. Then, connecting pieces 31 and 32 from one of the first and second sides 30a and 30b parallel to one another among the first to fourth sides 30a to 30d of the affixing surface 30 are attached according to the folding lines a to e. It can be raised separately according to the folding pot.

  7 shows the continuous pieces 31 and 32 when the frame portions 36a and 36b are formed by raising the continuous pieces 31 and 32 from the first and second sides 30a and 30b of the bonding surface 30 of FIG. The perspective view of the panel which shows the state which engaged and locked one side of extension part 311, 321 is shown. In FIG. 7, one side of each extension portion 311, 321 of the connecting pieces 31, 32 from the first and second sides 30a, 30b parallel to each other of the raised bonding surface 30 is cut 312, It locks by engagement from the up-down direction of 322. Further, the other sides of the extension portions 311 and 321 of the connecting pieces 31 and 32 from the first and second sides 30a and 30b of the bonding surface 30 are also engaged by the notches 312 and 322 from the vertical direction. Lock it as well.

  Further, as also shown in FIG. 5, the folding lines a of the connecting pieces 31 and 33 from the adjacent sides (for example, the first and third sides 30 a and 30 c) of the panel 3 are both ends of the connecting pieces 31 and 33. A substantially rectangular connection piece 37 is provided between the continuous pieces 31 and 33. These connection pieces 37, 37,... Are provided between consecutive pieces 31 to 34 adjacent to each other, and a perforation f (shown by a broken line in FIG. 5) is formed diagonally to facilitate inward bending on the diagonal. ing. Then, the continuous pieces 33 and 34 from the other third and fourth sides 30c and 30d of the affixing surface 30 are respectively raised according to folds attached according to the fold lines a to d.

  FIG. 8 is an explanatory view of one corner portion of the panel 3 for explaining a state where the protruding portion of the sheet material 2 protruding in FIG. 5 is folded inward and attached to the panel 3. In FIG. 8, the protruding portions 26 of the four corners of the sheet material 2 exposed in a substantially L shape on the surface side from between the connecting pieces 31 to 34 from the sides 30 a to 30 d of the panel 3 along the perforation f It is stuck to the corner of the panel 3 folded inward, that is, the connecting piece 37.

  FIG. 9 is an explanatory view of one corner of the panel 3 for explaining a state in which the protruding portion of the sheet material 2 of FIG. 8 is pinched and adhered with a finger, and FIG. 10 is one first and second side 30a, 30b. After both frame parts 36a and 36b have been formed by the connection pieces 31 and 32, the frame part 36c is formed while the protruding part of the sheet material 2 is folded inward by the connection pieces 33 from the third side 30c. The explanatory drawing explaining the state which started is each shown. In FIG. 9 and FIG. 10, the protruding portions 26 of the four corners of the sheet material 2 stuck to the corners of the panel 3 folded inward along the perforation f, that is, the connecting pieces 37 deep.

  FIG. 11 shows a state in which both frame body portions 36a and 36b have been formed by the connecting pieces 31 and 32 from one of the first and second sides 30a and 30b, and the connecting piece 33 from the third side 30c It is explanatory drawing explaining the state just before forming the frame part 36c is complete | finished, folding and sticking an protrusion part inside. As shown in FIG. 11, the connecting pieces 31 and 32 from one of the first and second sides of the affixing surface 30 and the connecting piece 33 from the other third side 30 c adjacent thereto are the connecting pieces 33. Begin folding and raising so as to cover the connecting pieces 37, 37 at both ends.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 5, the connecting pieces 31 and 32 from the first and second sides 30a and 30b of the bonding surface 30 and the connecting pieces from the other third and fourth sides 30c and 30d adjacent thereto. The pieces 33 and 34 are provided with protruding portions 331 and 341 which respectively protrude outward (in the left and right direction in FIG. 5) across the folding line d. In addition, the continuous pieces 31 and 32 from the first and second sides 30a and 30b of the affixing surface 30 are substantially L-shaped along the folding line d and the folding line e between the folding line c and the folding line d. Notches 313 and 323 which are notched in a shape are provided. At this time, the notches 313 and 323 of the connecting pieces 31 and 32 from the first and second sides 30a and 30b of the bonding surface 30 form the frame portions 36a and 36b by completely raising the connecting pieces 31 and 32. When finishing, a substantially L-shaped gap is formed between the rear surface of the bonding surface 30 and the rear surface.

  FIG. 12 is an explanatory view for explaining a state in which the frame portion 36c is formed by the continuation piece 33 from the third side 30c in FIG. 11 and the protruding portions 331 and 331 at both ends thereof are inserted into the gap at the lower angle and fixed. ing. In FIG. 12, when the continuous piece 33 from the third side 30c of the affixing surface 30 is completely raised to form the frame portion 36c, a projecting portion 331 which protrudes outward across the folding line d. , 331 with the back surface of the affixing surface 30 when forming the frame portions 36a and 36b by completely raising the connecting pieces 31 and 32 from the first and second sides 30a and 30b of the affixing surface 30. It inserts in the substantially L-shaped clearance gap (notch 313, 323) formed between, and it fixes.

  The same procedure as shown in FIGS. 8 to 12 is applied to the connecting pieces 34 from the fourth side 30d adjacent to the connecting pieces 31 and 32 from the first and second sides 30a and 30b of the bonding surface 30, respectively. Repeatedly wake up.

  FIG. 13 shows a state in which the frame portion 36c has been formed by the connecting piece 33 from the third side 30c in FIG. 12 and the protruding part of the sheet material 2 is folded inward by the connecting piece 34 from the fourth side 30d 14 is an explanatory view for explaining a state immediately before the formation of the frame portion 36d, FIG. 14 shows the back side of the panel 3 completed by forming the frame portion 36d by the connecting pieces 34 from the fourth side 30d of FIG. The perspective view seen from each is shown.

  As shown in FIG. 13, also for the connecting piece 34 from the fourth side 30 d of the affixing surface 30, when the connecting piece 34 is similarly raised, a projecting portion protruding outward across the folding line d A substantially L-shaped gap formed between the first and second sides 30a and 30b of the bonding surface 30 and the back surface of the bonding surface 30 when 341, 341 are completely raised. Insert and fix in (notches 313, 323). Thereby, as shown in FIG. 14, a frame portion 36 d is formed by the continuous pieces 34 from the fourth side 30 d of the affixing surface 30 to complete the panel 3.

  15 is a development view of the pressing member mounted in the recess 35 in the central portion on the back side of the panel 3 of FIG. 14, FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing the pressing member of FIG. FIG. 18 shows a perspective view showing a state in which the pressing member of FIG. 16 is attached to the recess 35 in the central portion on the back side of the panel 3 as seen from the short side. And as shown in FIG.15 and FIG.16, both frame body parts 36c and 36d by the continuation pieces 33 and 34 from the 3rd and 4th sides 30c and 30d of the sticking surface 30 other side are mutually separated in the recessed part 35 A rectangular pressing member 38 made of cardboard and made of cardboard to be pressed in the direction of movement is mounted.

  The length in the short direction of the pressing member 38 is set between the frame portions 36a and 36b of the connecting pieces 31 and 32 from the first and second sides 30a and 30b of the bonding surface 30, that is, the recess 35 It is formed in almost the same length as the short side length. On the other hand, the length in the longitudinal direction of the pressing member 38 is between the frame portions 36c and 36d by the connecting pieces 33 and 34 from the other third and fourth sides 30c and 30d of the affixing surface 30, that is, the recess 35 It is formed to a length sufficiently longer than the longitudinal length of the

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, the pressing member 38 has a substantially central portion in the direction of one of the first and second sides 30a and 30b (the left and right direction in FIG. 5) of the bonding surface 30 on the wall K side. The broken lines h and h are respectively valley-folded in order from the other third and fourth sides 30c and 30d side of the affixing surface 30 as viewed from the surface side (the wall K side of the pressing member 38) A bulging portion 381 formed by broken lines i and i (indicated by dashed dotted lines in FIG. 15) that are mountain-folded in FIG. 15 is provided. Flat portions 382 and 382 between the broken lines h and h located at the ridges of the bulging portion 381 of the pressing member 38 and the both ends are in contact with the bottom of the recess 35 of the panel 3.

  A pair of convex pieces 383 and 383 are provided in a protruding manner at both ends in the longitudinal direction of the pressing member 38, that is, at the outer ends of the flat portions 382, respectively. The respective convex pieces 383 are inserted into notched holes 39, 39 respectively opened at the lower ends of the frame portions 36c, 36d by the other third and fourth sides 30c, 30d of the bonding surface 30. In addition, a pair of convex pieces 384 and 384 are provided to protrude at both ends in the short direction of the pressing member 38, that is, at both ends in the width direction of the flat portions 382. The respective convex pieces 384 are inserted through notches 39, 39 respectively opened at the lower ends of the frame portions 36a, 36b by the first and second sides 30a, 30b of the bonding surface 30.

  The inclination angle α of both slopes 385 and 385 connected to the bulging portion 381 of the pressing member 38 is set to 112 °. By setting the inclination angle α to 112 °, the inclination angle α of the slopes 385 and 385 tends to increase due to the restoring force of the pressing member 38 bent at the broken lines h and i when forming the bulging portion 381. The two frame portions 36c and 36d are always pressed in a direction to separate from each other by the continuous pieces 33 and 34 from the other third and fourth sides 30c and 30d of the surface 30. Further, each notch hole 39 has both of the frame portions 36c by the connecting pieces 33 and 34 from the other third and fourth sides 30c and 30d of the bonding surface 30 with each convex piece 384 as the inclination angle α increases. The two frame portions 36c and 36d are notched so as to be movable to the 36d side.

  The bulging portion 381 is provided with a rhombic locking hole 387. The four corner portions of the locking hole 387 are positioned approximately at the centers of the four sides 30 a to 30 d of the bonding surface 30 when the pressing member 38 is mounted in the recess 35. In this case, the thickness of the panel 3, that is, the distance between the folding line a and the folding line b is 25 to 30 mm, and the height of the bulging portion 381 when the pressing member 38 is attached to the recess 35 (the height from the bottom of the recess 35) Is set to 15 to 18 mm.

  19 is a perspective view showing a state in which a hook for locking the locking hole 387 of the bulging portion 381 of the pressing member 38 of FIG. 18 is attached to the wall K via a dedicated adhesive, and FIG. The perspective view which shows the state which hooks the locking hole 387 of the bulging part 381 of the member 38 to the hook of the wall K, and hangs the fabric panel 1 is shown, respectively.

  As shown in FIG. 19, the hooks K1 of the wall K are coated with the adhesive S on the back surface thereof and attached to the wall of the wall K so as to be firmly attached thereto. As shown in FIG. 19, the corner of one of the locking holes 387 of the pressing member 38 of the panel 3 is engaged with the hook K 1 to hook the fabric panel 1. In this case, as the adhesive S, for example, "KrIPITA adhesive" manufactured by Seiwa Sangyo Co., Ltd. is applied.

  Therefore, in the present embodiment, the other third and fourth sides 30c, 30c, so that the substantially central portion in the direction of one of the first and second sides 30a and 30b, which has been previously valley-folded, bulges to the wall K side. When the pressing member 38 having the bulging portion 381 formed by the valley fold and the mountain fold from the side closer to the side 30 d is mounted to the concave portion 35 of the panel 3, the bulging portion 381 is formed and bent at the broken lines h and i By setting the inclination angles α of the slopes 385 and 385 connected to the bulging portion 381 to increase due to the restoring force of the pressing member 38, the other third and fourth sides 30c and 30d can be obtained. The frame portions 36c and 36d by the connecting pieces 33 and 34 are always pressed. As a result, the two frame portions 36c and 36d are pressed against the other frame portions 36c and 36d by the connecting pieces 33 and 34 from the other third and fourth sides 30c and 30d in such a direction as to always separate the two frame portions 36c and 36d. Both ends of the member 38 can be reliably abutted.

  Moreover, when forming the bulging portion 381, the inclination angle α of the slopes 385, 385 connected to the bulging portion 381 tends to increase by the restoring force of the pressing member 38 bent at the broken lines h, i. , The inclination angle α of the slopes 385, 385 of the bulging portion 381 increases with respect to both the frame portions 36c, 36d by the connecting pieces 33, 34 from the other third and fourth sides 30c, 30d. Along with this, both ends of the pressing member 38 are always kept in the pressed state, and the temporal slack between the two frame portions 36c and 36d due to the connecting pieces 33 and 34 from the other third and fourth sides 30c and 30d. Can exert a suppressing effect on

  In addition, since the lengths of the first and second sides 30a and 30b are set longer than the lengths of the third and fourth sides 30c and 30d, the third and fourth easy to generate slack because the length is long. Both ends of the pressing member 38 are reliably abutted against both frame body portions 36c and 36d by the continuation pieces 33 and 34 from the sides 30c and 30d, and the continuation pieces 33 and 34 from the third and fourth sides 30c and 30d With the increasing tendency of the inclination angle α of the slopes 385, 385 of the bulging portion 381 between the two frame portions 36c, 36d, both ends of the pressing member 38 are effectively made to follow in the pressed state, and the third and fourth sides It is possible to efficiently exhibit the effect of suppressing slack which tends to occur temporally between the two frame body portions 36c and 36d by the continuous pieces 33 and 34 from 30c and 30d.

  In addition, since thick paper in the form of drawing paper is applied as the panel 3, one of the four sides 30 a to 30 d viewed from the back side of the affixing surface 30 has the first and second sides 30 a and 30 b and the other. The thin box-like panel 3 is held in a state in which strength is secured while holding a frame shape having a recess 35 in the center portion on the back side by valley-folding the third and fourth sides 30c and 30d in order three times each. It can be shaped well.

  On the other hand, since cardboard is used as the pressing member 38, the increasing tendency of the inclination angle α of the slopes 385, 385 of the bulging portion 381 of the pressing member 38 is enlarged, and the other third and fourth sides 30c. , 30d from both frame parts 36c, 36d by the continuous pieces 33, 34 effectively following the both ends of the pressing member 38, and from the other third and fourth sides 30c, 30d It is possible to more effectively exhibit the suppression effect on the slack which is likely to occur with time between the two frame body portions 36c and 36d by the connecting pieces 33 and 34.

  Moreover, a rhombic locking hole 387 locked to the hook K1 provided on the wall K is provided in the bulging portion 381 of the pressing member 38, and the four corner portions of the locking hole 387 are in the recess 35. When the pressing member 38 is attached to the sheet, the hook K1 is one of the locking holes 387 when the fabric panel 1 is hung on the wall K, since it is positioned approximately at the center of the four sides 30a to 30d of the affixing surface 30. The edge of the fabric panel 1 is locked to the corner of the frame to eliminate the displacement due to the inclination of the fabric panel 1, and the appearance of the fabric panel 1 can be kept good.

  Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described based on FIGS.

  In this embodiment, the shape of the fabric panel is changed. The remaining structure except for the fabric panel is the same as that of the first embodiment, and the same reference numerals are given to the same parts and the detailed description thereof will be omitted.

  FIG. 21 is an explanatory view showing the relationship between the sheet material of the fabric panel and the panel according to the second embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 21, the fabric panel 5 has a substantially square shape with one side of about 180 mm in a front view. The fabric panel 5 also includes a seat 6 and a panel 7. The panel 7 has a substantially rectangular attachment surface 70 on the front side for attaching the sheet base 6 in a stretched state. The panel 7 is formed into a thin box shape by folding a thick sheet in the form of a drawing sheet. Then, in the panel 7, continuous pieces 71 to 74 respectively connected to the four sides 70 a to 70 d of the substantially square bonding surface 70 are each three degrees from the four sides 70 a to 70 d viewed from the back surface side of the bonding surface 70 It is mountain-folded and formed in a frame shape having a recess 75 (described later) in the center portion on the back surface side. In this case, a substantially square paper sheet material having a side of about 250 mm is applied as the sheet material 6, and a fine cloth-like pattern is formed on the surface. Further, the lengths of the first to fourth sides 70a to 70d are all set to the same length.

  FIG. 22 shows a plan view seen from the surface side in a state in which the release paper of the sheet base 6 of FIG. 21 is peeled off and attached to the panel 7 in the unfolded state. In this FIG. 22, a narrow strip-like partially release paper (not shown) is peeled off from the back surface of a portion along one side of the sheet ground 6, and the sheet ground 6 against any guide line G of the surface of the panel 7 Apply the position while aligning the guide position of one side of the guide. Next, while peeling the multi-part release paper from the back of the remaining portion of the sheet material 6, guide the pasting positions of the remaining three sides of the sheet material 6 to the guide lines of the remaining three sides of the surface of the panel 7 While the sheet place 6 is stuck on the surface of the panel 7. At this time, the four corners of the sheet material 6 are exposed in a substantially L shape on the surface side from between the respective connecting pieces 71 to 74 of the panel 7. Further, the printing on the sheet ground 6 extends from the attachment surface 70 to the side surface when the sheet 7 is attached to the panel 7.

  FIG. 23 is an explanatory view for explaining the folding lines of the panel 7 as viewed from the back side in the unfolded state in which the sheet material 6 of FIG. 22 is attached to the front side. In FIG. 23, in the panel 7, continuous pieces 71 to 74 respectively connected to the four sides 70 a to 70 d of the affixing surface 70 are valleys three times each from the four sides 70 a to 70 d viewed from the back surface side of the affixing surface 70. The broken line lines a to c (shown by a dashed-dotted line in FIG. 23) are formed, and the broken line line d (indicated by a dashed line in FIG. 23) folded mountain-folded for the fourth time.

  FIG. 24 shows a perspective view of the panel 7 showing a state in which a folding crease is attached according to the folding lines a to d in FIG. As shown in FIG. 24, the panel 7 in the unfolded state is attached with a crease according to the fold lines a to d. Then, as in the case of the first embodiment, the connecting pieces 71 and 72 from the first and second pieces 70a and 70b parallel to one another among the four sides 70a to 70d of the bonding surface 70 are used. The upset and one side and the other side of the extension portions 711 and 721 of the series pieces 71 and 72 are locked by engagement of the notches 712 and 722 from the vertical direction.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 23, the folding lines a of adjacent consecutive pieces (for example, 71, 73) of the panel 7 are formed to both ends of the consecutive pieces 71, 73, and between the consecutive pieces 71, 73. Are provided with substantially rectangular connection pieces 77, 77,. The connecting pieces 77 are provided between the consecutive pieces 71 to 74 adjacent to each other, and a perforation f (shown by a broken line in FIG. 23) is formed diagonally to facilitate inward bending. Then, the continuous pieces 73 and 74 from the other third and fourth sides 70c and 70d parallel to each other of the affixing surface 70 are respectively raised according to the folds attached as the fold lines a to e. At this time, the protruding portions 66 of the four corners of the sheet material 6 exposed in a substantially L-shape from the respective connecting pieces 71 to 74 of the panel 7 to the surface side are also the same as in the first embodiment. After sticking to the corner of the panel 7 folded inward along the perforation f, that is, the connection piece 77, it is pinched with a finger and pasted together.

  FIG. 25 shows the third and fourth sides 70c, 70c in a state where the frame portions 76a to 76d are respectively formed by the connecting pieces 71 to 74 from the first to fourth sides 70a to 70d of the bonding surface 70 of FIG. The perspective view which looked at the panel which was completed by inserting the projection part of the both ends of both frame parts 76c and 76d by continuation piece 73 and 74 from 70d into the gap of a lower angle seen from the back is shown. In FIG. 25, when the connecting pieces 73 and 74 from the third and fourth sides 70c and 70d of the affixing surface 70 are completely raised, protruding portions protruding outward respectively across the folding lines c and d. A substantially L-shaped gap formed between the joining surface 70 and the back surface of the joining surface 70 when the joining pieces 71 and 72 of the first and second sides 70 a and 70 b of the joining surface 70 are completely raised. Insert and fix in (notches 713 and 723). Thus, frame portions 76c and 76d are formed by the continuous pieces 73 and 74 from the third and fourth sides 70c and 70d of the bonding surface 70, and the panel 7 is completed. Moreover, the panel 7 is formed in the frame shape which has the recessed part 75 enclosed by frame part 76a-76d in the center part by the side of a back. In this case, on the back surface of the panel 7, a substantially U-shaped frame portion 76 is provided by the frame portions 76a to 76d.

  26 is a development view of the pressing member mounted in the recess 75 in the central portion on the back side of the panel 7 of FIG. 25, FIG. 27 is a perspective view showing the pressing member of FIG. The perspective view which shows the state which mounted the member in the recessed part 75 of the center part of the back side of the panel 7 is shown, respectively. And as shown in FIG.26 and FIG.27, both frame body parts 76c and 76d by the continuation pieces 73 and 74 from the other 3rd and 4th sides 70c and 70d of the sticking surface 70 are mutually A rectangular pressing member 78 made of cardboard made of cardboard for pressing in the direction of separation is mounted.

  The length in the short direction of the pressing member 78 is between the frame portions 76a and 76b of the continuous pieces 71 and 72 from the first and second sides 70a and 30b of the affixing surface 70, that is, in the recess 75. It has a length substantially equal to the longitudinal length. On the other hand, the length in the longitudinal direction of the pressing member 78 is set between the frame portions 76c and 76d by the continuous pieces 73 and 74 from the other third and fourth sides 70c and 30d of the affixing surface 70, ie, the recess 75 It is formed in a length sufficiently longer than the lateral length.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 28, in the pressing member 78, a substantially central portion in the direction of one of the first and second sides 70a and 70b (the left and right direction in FIG. 23) of the affixing surface 70 bulges toward the wall K side. So as to see the surface side (the wall K side of the pressing member 78), and fold lines h and h in which valleys are sequentially folded from the other side of the third and fourth sides 70c and 70d of the bonding surface 70 (in FIG. A bulging portion 781 is provided which is formed by broken lines i and i (i.e., broken lines in FIG. 26). Flat portions 782 and 782 between the broken lines h and h located at the ridge of the bulging portion 781 of the pressing member 78 and the both ends are in contact with the bottom of the recess 75 of the panel 7.

  A pair of convex pieces 783 and 783 are provided in a protruding manner at both longitudinal ends of the pressing member 78, that is, on the outer ends of the flat portions 782, respectively. The respective convex pieces 783 are inserted into notched holes 79 and 79 respectively opened at the lower ends of the frame portions 76c and 76d by the other third and fourth sides 70c and 70d of the affixing surface 70. Further, convex pieces 384 are provided to protrude at both ends in the width direction of the pressing member 78, that is, at both ends in the longitudinal direction of the flat portions 782, respectively. The convex piece 384 is protruded toward the frame portion 76a, 76b by the first and second sides 70a, 70b of the bonding surface 70 along the broken line h, and the lower end of the frame portion 76a, 76b Are respectively inserted into the notched holes 79 and 79 respectively opened to the

  Then, by setting the inclination angle α of both slopes 785 and 785 connected to the bulging portion 781 of the pressing member 78 to 112 °, restoration of the pressing member 78 folded at the broken lines h and i in forming the bulging portion 781 The inclination angle α of the slopes 785 and 785 connected to the bulging portion 781 tends to increase by the force, and both frame portions by the connection pieces 73 and 74 from the other third and fourth sides 70c and 70d of the bonding surface 70 76c and 76d are always pressed in a direction to separate from each other. Further, each notch hole 79 has both the frame portions 76c by the continuation pieces 73 and 74 from the other third and fourth sides 70c and 70d of the sticking surface 70 with each convex piece 784 as the inclination angle α increases. The two frame portions 76c and 76d are notched so as to be movable to the 76d side.

  The bulging portion 781 is provided with a rhombic locking hole 787. The four corner portions of the locking hole 787 are located approximately at the centers of the four sides 70 a to 70 d of the bonding surface 70 when the pressing member 78 is mounted in the recess 75. In this case, the thickness of the panel 7, that is, the distance between the folding line a and the folding line b is 25 to 30 mm, and the height of the bulging portion 781 when the pressing member 78 is mounted in the recess 75 (the height from the bottom of the recess 75). Is set to 15 to 18 mm.

  FIG. 29 is a perspective view showing a state in which a hook for locking the locking hole 787 of the bulging portion 781 of the pressing member 78 of FIG. 28 is attached to the wall K via a dedicated adhesive. As shown in FIG. 29, the hooks K1 of the wall K are coated with the adhesive S on the back surface thereof and attached to the wall of the wall K so as to be in close contact. Then, the corner of any one of the locking holes 787 of the pressing member 78 of the panel 7 is engaged with the hook K 1 to hang the fabric panel 5.

  Therefore, also in the present embodiment, the other third and fourth sides 70c are arranged such that the substantially central portion in the direction of one of the first and second sides 70a and 70b that has been previously valley-folded bulges toward the wall K side. When the pressing member 78 having a bulging portion 781 formed by valley folding and mountain folding respectively from the side near the side 70d is attached to the concave portion 75 of the panel 7, the bulging portion 781 is formed and bent at the broken lines h and i. By setting the inclination angle α of the slopes 785 and 785 connected to the bulging portion 781 to increase due to the restoring force of the pressing member 78, the other of the substantially square attachment surface 70 is selected. The frame portions 76c and 76d by the continuous pieces 73 and 74 from the third and fourth sides 70c and 70d are always pressed. As a result, the two frame portions 76c and 76d are always pressed against the other frame portions 76c and 76d by the connecting pieces 73 and 74 from the other third and fourth sides 70c and 70d in the direction of always separating them. Both ends of the member 78 can be reliably abutted.

  In addition, when forming the bulging portion 781, the restoring force of the pressing member 78 bent at the broken lines h and i is set to an angle such that the inclination angle α of the slopes 785 and 785 connected to the bulging portion 781 tends to increase. Sloped surface 785 of the bulging portion 781 with respect to both frame body portions 76c and 76d by the connecting pieces 73 and 74 from the other third and fourth sides 70c and 70d of the substantially square bonding surface 70. Both ends of the pressing member 78 are always kept in a pressed state following the increasing tendency of the inclination angle α of 785, and both frame portions 76c, 76d by the connecting pieces 73, 74 from the other third and fourth sides 70c, 70d. The suppression effect with respect to the temporal slack between each other can be exhibited efficiently.

  The present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and includes various other modifications. For example, in each of the above-described embodiments, the inclination angle α of both slopes 385 and 785 connected to the bulging portions 381 and 781 is set to an increasing tendency by the restoring force of the pressing members 38 and 78. In the inside of the portion, a promoting member may be accommodated which actively promotes the increasing tendency of the inclination angles of both slopes connected to the bulging portion.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 30 and FIG. 31, a slit 82 is provided on the both slopes 385 (or 785), forming an acceleration member 81 that is elastically deformed in the radial direction by making thin and elongated steel into an annular shape. , 82 by engaging a part of the promoting member 81 in the circumferential direction, the diameter expansion effect by the promoting member 81 and the restoring force of the pressing member 38 (or 78) combine to form the bulging portion 381 (or An increasing tendency of the inclination angle α of both slopes 385 (785) connected to 781) is actively promoted.
Thereby, the increasing tendency of the inclination angle α of the slope 385 (785) of the bulging portion 381 (781) of the pressing member 38 (78) is further expanded, and the other third side 30c (or 70c) and the fourth side 30d The both ends of the pressing member 38 (78) are made to more effectively follow between the two frame parts 36c, 36d (or 76c, 76d) by the connecting pieces 33, 34 (or 73, 74) from (or 70d) Between the two frame portions 36c and 36d (or 76c and 76d) by the connecting pieces 33 and 34 (73 and 74) from the other third side 30c (70c) and the fourth side 30d (70d) It is possible to more effectively exhibit the suppression effect on the sag which tends to occur.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 32 to 34, the facilitating member 85 includes two annular portions 83, 83 and two connection fences 84 which connect the both annular portions 83, 83 with each other at a position 180 ° apart from each other. , 84 may be used. Each annular portion 83 and each connection fence 84 are formed of PET (polyethylene terephthalate) having a thickness of 1 mm and a height of 15 mm. The both annular portions 83, 83 are set to a diameter of 100 mm, and both annular portions 83, 83 are connected by the connection fences 84, 84 so that both ends of the promoting member 85 are 270 mm.

  In this case, when the pressing member 86 in which the promoting member 85 is accommodated inside the bulging portion 861 is mounted in the recess of the panel (not shown), both widthwise ends of the pressing member 86, that is, the width direction of each flat portion 862 The length including the respective projecting pieces 864 at both ends is set to 305 mm, and the length including the respective projecting pieces 863 at the longitudinal direction both ends of the pressing member 86, that is, the outer end of each flat portion 862 is set to 480 mm. It is designed to be installed in the recess of the Further, in the promoting member 85, the minor diameter of each annular member 83 sandwiched between the slopes 865 and 865 connected to the bulging portion 861 inside the bulging portion 861 is compressed to 82 mm, and accordingly, each circle Since the major diameter of the ring member 83 is expanded to 120 mm, the increasing tendency of the inclination angle α of the both slopes 865 and 865 of the pressing member 86 is actively promoted.

  Further, in each of the embodiments, the adhesive material S is applied to the back surface of the hook K1 and attached to the wall surface of the wall K formed of paper, vinyl, olefin, or the like having unevenness compared to the mirror surface. Although it is attached, if it is a wall close to a mirror surface and having a flat wall surface such as a tile or glass with very few irregularities, as shown in FIG. 35, there is a stealth portion K21 around the back surface of the hook K2. The hook K2 may be attached by means of an adhesive sheet K22 such as a thick, elastic double-sided adhesive tape having a laminated surface. In this case, the hook K2 can be easily attached to the wall surface simply by rolling the release paper K23 from the back surface of the adhesive sheet K22.

  Furthermore, in each of the above embodiments, the fabric panels 1 and 5 are hooked on the hooks K1 attached to the wall surface of the wall K made of uneven wallpaper compared to the mirror surface. The hook may be hooked to the wall or may be hung on the wall.

  Further, in the above-described embodiments, when printing on the sheet areas 2 and 6 is applied to the panels 3 and 7, the printing is applied to the side surfaces from the adhering surfaces 30 and 70, but printing on the sheet areas is the panel When pasted to the side, it may extend from the pasting side to the side and straddle the part to be turned back to the back.

  Furthermore, although the inclination angle α of the slopes 385 and 785 connected to the bulging portions 381 and 781 of the pressing members 38 and 78 is set to 112 ° in the respective embodiments, the inclination angle α is 100 ° to 140 It may be set in the range of °.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 fabric panel 2 sheet ground 3 panel 30 affixing surface 30a 1st side 30b 2nd side 30c 3rd side 30 d 4th side 31-34 continuation piece 35 recessed part 36 frame body part 36a-36d frame body part 38 pressing member 381 swelling Out part 385 Slope 387 Locking hole 5 Fabric panel 6 Sheet ground 7 Panel 70 Bonding surface 70a 1st side 70b 2nd side 70c 3rd side 70d 4th side 71 to 74 continuation piece 75 recessed portion 76 frame body 76a to 76d Frame part 78 Pushing member 781 Bulging part 785 Slope 787 Locking hole 81, 85 Promoting member α Inclination angle K Wall K1, K2 Hook

Claims (5)

In the state which stretched the sheet place where the printing was done on the surface to the panel, you stand up and decorate, hang on the wall etc with hook and decorate, in the fabric panel which is used as interior,
A paper material is applied as the sheet material, and a printing surface printable by a printer is provided on the front surface side, while a back surface side is stuck in a stretched state on the surface of the panel via an adhesive. Affixing surface to be attached is provided.
The panel is formed in a thin box shape in which the pasting surface has a substantially rectangular shape by folding a thick paper, and has continuous pieces continuous on four sides of the pasting surface, viewed from the back side of the pasting surface A series of parallel pieces from one of the four sides parallel to one another and a series of pieces from the other third and fourth sides are valley-folded three times each in turn, and the central portion on the back side And both ends of the frame portion respectively formed by the continuous pieces from the first and second sides previously valley-folded are valley-folded to the other third And hold down the frame shape by holding the frame shape by both ends of the frame portion respectively formed by the continuous pieces from the fourth side and
In the concave portion, a pressing member made of a thick sheet is attached, which presses the two frame portions from the other third and fourth sides in a direction in which the two frame portions are separated from each other.
The pressing member is formed by valley folding and mountain folding respectively from the other side of the third side and the fourth side side so that a substantially central portion in the first side direction and the second side side bulges toward the wall side. Of the sloped portion connected to the bulging portion so as to press the both frame portions by the connecting pieces from the other third and fourth sides in a direction to always separate from each other. A fabric panel characterized by being set to have a tendency to   The fabric panel according to claim 1, wherein the length of the one first side and the second side is set to be longer than the length of the other third side and the fourth side.   The fabric panel according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a cardboard like drawing paper is applied as the panel, and a cardboard like cardboard is applied as the pressing member.   The inside of the said bulging part accommodates the promotion member which actively promotes the increasing tendency of the inclination angle of both the slopes connected with this bulging part in any one of the Claims 1-3. Fabric panel.   The fabric panel according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the bulging portion of the pressing member is provided with a rhombic locking hole which is locked to a hook provided on the wall. .

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