JP2023035711A - Picture frame holding tool and paper pattern for the same - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a picture frame holding tool that is applicable to both of a case of displaying a picture frame downwardly in the vicinity of ceiling of a wall surface and a case of displaying it by being placed in the installation surface.SOLUTION: A picture frame holding tool 1 has an abutment holding part 9 with an abutment surface 8, a vertical supporting part 5 with a perpendicular plane 4, a horizontal supporting part 7 with a horizontal plane 6, and a locking part 10 for locking a picture frame 2. The picture frame holding tool is made so as to be switchable between a first posture and a second posture. In the first posture, the horizontal plane 6 is extended substantially in the horizontal direction from the vertical wall surface 34 while the perpendicular plane 4 is brought into abutment with the vertical wall surface 34, and the abutment surface 8 is positioned in the lower part of the horizontal plane 6 and in the near side of the vertical wall surface 34 from the perpendicular plane 4, and thereby the picture frame 2 is locked at a predetermined downward depression angle to the vertical wall surface 34. In the second posture, the perpendicular plane 4 is made to stand straight substantially in the vertical direction from the installation surface 3 while bringing the horizontal plane 6 into contact with the installation surface 3, and the abutment surface 8 is positioned in the upper part of the horizontal plane 6, and thereby the picture frame 2 is locked by a predetermined upward elevation angle to the vertical up-and-down direction.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5

Description

The present invention relates to a picture frame holder and a paper pattern for the picture frame holder.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there has been known a frame fixture that holds a frame at a constant angle of inclination with respect to a wall (see, for example, Patent Literature 1). In FIG. 1, paragraph [0042], etc. of Patent Document 1, a first mounting member 1 that is mounted on the wall 10 side with screws 30 and a second mounting member 2 that is fixed on the frame 20 side with screws 30 are separated. , a frame fixture that holds a frame 20 in a downwardly inclined state by forming a fitting structure of a fitting portion 7 and a head portion 5 .

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 9-56552 (Fig. 1, etc.)

The above prior art picture frame fixture only discloses a wall-hanging type holding structure that can be applied when a picture frame is hung downward near the ceiling of a wall surface. A stand-type holding structure that can be applied to decoration, etc., could not be realized.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a frame holder that can be applied to both the case where the frame is to be displayed downward near the ceiling of the wall surface and the case where the frame is to be displayed by placing it on an appropriate installation surface with one common structure. be.

In order to achieve the above objects, the present invention provides a frame holder for holding a picture frame, comprising a contact surface that contacts the back surface of the picture frame, a contact holding part that holds the picture frame, and the contact a vertical support portion having a vertical surface that obliquely crosses the surface at an acute angle and is arranged in a substantially vertical direction; a horizontal support portion that is provided with a horizontal surface orthogonal to the vertical surface and arranged in a substantially horizontal direction; a locking portion for locking the frame held by the abutment holding portion, wherein the horizontal surface extends substantially horizontally from the vertical wall surface while the vertical surface is in contact with the vertical wall surface; By positioning the contact surface below the horizontal surface and on the nearer side of the vertical wall surface than the vertical surface, the frame held by the contact holding portion is at a predetermined downward depression angle with respect to the vertical wall surface. and a first position in which the horizontal surface is grounded on the installation surface, the vertical surface is erected from the installation surface in a substantially vertical direction, and the contact surface is positioned above the horizontal surface. It is characterized by being switchable between a second posture in which the frame held by the contact holding portion is held at a predetermined upward elevation angle with respect to the vertical direction.

For example, when it is desired to display a picture frame by placing it on an appropriate installation surface such as a table or the top of a chest of drawers, the picture frame holder of the present invention may be used in the second posture. In this case, the frame holder is arranged so that the vertical surface of the vertical support portion stands substantially vertically from the installation surface while the horizontal surface of the horizontal support portion is in contact with the installation surface. At this time, since the abutment surface of the abutment holding portion and the vertical surface of the vertical support portion obliquely intersect with each other at an acute angle, there is a gap between the surface direction of the frame whose back surface abuts the abutment surface and the vertical up-down direction. is the acute angle. As a result, the frame is held at a predetermined upward elevation angle with respect to the vertical direction.

On the other hand, for example, when it is desired to display a picture frame facing downward near the ceiling of a vertical wall surface, the picture frame holder of the present invention may be used in the first posture. In this case, with the vertical surface of the vertical support portion in contact with the vertical wall surface and the horizontal surface of the horizontal support portion extending substantially horizontally from the vertical wall surface, the contact surface of the contact holding portion is positioned below the horizontal surface. In addition, the frame holder is arranged so as to be located on the front side (toward the vertical wall surface) of the vertical surface. As described above, at this time, since the contact surface of the contact holding portion and the vertical surface of the vertical support portion obliquely intersect each other at an acute angle, the surface direction of the frame whose back surface contacts the contact surface is perpendicular to the vertical direction. The angle between the vertical direction is also the above acute angle. As a result, the frame is locked at a predetermined downward depression angle with respect to the vertical direction.

As described above, according to the present invention, one common picture frame holder is used when the picture frame is to be displayed downward near the ceiling of the vertical wall surface, and when it is placed on an appropriate installation surface such as the upper part of a table or chest of drawers. If you want to decorate, you can use either. The user can select which decoration method to use according to his or her preference, and can also change the decoration method in the middle according to the situation. That is, compared to the case where separate frame holders are required for each decoration method, one frame holder can be used in common, resulting in high convenience.

According to the picture frame holder of the present invention, one common structure can be applied to both the case where the picture frame is to be displayed downward near the ceiling of the wall surface and the case to be placed on an appropriate installation surface.

It is a perspective view showing the 2nd attitude|position of a frame holder. It is a perspective view of a picture frame holder. It is a top view of the pattern paper for picture frame holders. It is a conceptual diagram explaining the procedure of assembling|attaching a frame holder to a frame. It is a perspective view showing the 1st attitude|position of a frame holder. It is the perspective view which looked at the state which assembled|attached the frame holder of the 1st attitude|position to the frame from the back direction and the lower left rear.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a perspective view showing the second posture of the frame holder 1. As shown in FIG. 1(a) and 1(b), the frame 2 held by the frame holder 1 is engaged with the vertical direction perpendicular to the ground surface 3 (vertical direction in this figure) at a predetermined upward elevation angle θ1. is stopped. Since FIG. 1(a) is a view of the frame 2 viewed from the upper right front, the frame holder 1 is arranged behind the frame 2 and is not visible. FIG. 1(b) is a view of the frame 2 as seen from the lower right rear.

The direction shown in FIG. 1 is the left-right direction when the frame 2 held by the frame holder 1 in the second posture is viewed from the side of the frame 2 on which the notice (photograph, painting, award certificate, etc.) is displayed. The front-rear direction is the up-down direction perpendicular to the substantially horizontal ground plane 3 . These directions are orthogonal to each other. Similar orientations apply to FIG. 2 as appropriate.

The picture frame holder 1 has a vertical support portion 5 having a vertical surface 4 arranged in a substantially vertical direction (vertical direction in this drawing), and a horizontal surface 6 orthogonal to the vertical surface 4 and arranged in a substantially horizontal direction. and a horizontal support portion 7 . In this figure, the vertical surface 4 is the vertical support portion 5 and the horizontal surface 6 is the horizontal support portion 7 .

The back surface of the frame 2 (the surface in the rearward direction in this drawing) is composed of a back plate 16 , and the back plate 16 is locked by a plurality of fasteners 17 . In this figure, the area of the back plate 16 is smaller than the frame 2 .

FIG. 2 shows a perspective view showing the detailed structure of the frame holder 1 shown in FIG.

The frame holder 1 has a contact surface 8 that contacts the back surface of the frame 2 and has a contact holding portion 9 that holds the frame 2 . In this figure, the contact surface 8 serves as a contact holding portion 9, which contacts the back plate 16 of the frame 2 shown in FIG.

The vertical surface 4 is formed to form an oblique angle with the contact surface 8 at an acute angle.

The frame holder 1 has a locking portion 10 for locking the frame 2 held by the contact holding portion 9 . The engaging portion 10 is inserted and sandwiched between a back plate 16 constituting the back surface of the frame 2 and a sheet (not shown) arranged on the front side of the back plate 16 (the side on which the notice is arranged). It is the insertion piece 18 . The seat will be described later with reference to FIG.

The frame holder 1 has a horizontal surface 6 that is in contact with an installation surface 3 (not shown), a vertical surface 4 that stands upright from the installation surface 3 in a substantially vertical direction (vertical direction in this figure), and a contact surface 8 that is above the horizontal surface 6. 1, that is, the frame 2 held by the contact holding portion 9 is held at a predetermined upward elevation angle θ1 with respect to the vertical direction (vertical direction in this drawing). to achieve the second posture.

The frame holder 1 is made of thick paper such as cardboard.

FIG. 3 shows a plan view of the pattern paper 11 for the frame holder. The directions shown in FIG. 3 are the left-right direction and the front-rear direction perpendicular to the vertical direction perpendicular to the ground and the vertical direction when the frame holder template 11 is laid flat on the ground (not shown). FIG. 3 is a plan view of the frame holder template 11 laid flat on the ground, viewed from above.

The frame holder 1 includes a first region 12 forming the contact holding portion 9 and a first region 12 located on one side (left direction side in this drawing) of the first region 12 in a first direction (horizontal direction in this drawing). a second region 13, a third region 14 located on the other side of the first region 12 in the first direction (the right side in this drawing), and a second region of the first region 12 in the second direction (forward and backward direction in this drawing). It is constructed by folding one sheet of frame holder template 11 provided with a fourth region 15 located on one side (forward direction side in this drawing).

The contact surface 8 of the frame holder 1 is the surface of the first region 12 of the frame holder template 11, and the vertical surface 4 of the second region 13 and the third region 14 is vertical in a first posture described later. The horizontal surface 6 includes the edge 19 on the side that contacts the wall surface 34, and the horizontal surface 6 includes the edge 20 that contacts the installation surface 3 in the second posture described with reference to FIG. The insert piece 18 is configured by the fourth region 15 .

The picture frame holder template 11 has a fifth area 21 located on the other side of the first area 12 in the second direction (rear direction in this drawing).

When the frame holder template 11 is folded to assemble the frame holder 1, the first boundary portion 22 between the first region 12 and the second region 13 is mountain-folded. A second boundary portion 23 between the first region 12 and the third region 14 is mountain-folded. A third boundary portion 24 between the first region 12 and the fourth region 15 is valley-folded. A fourth boundary portion 25 between the first region 12 and the fifth region 21 is mountain-folded.

In the portion of the fifth region 21 that is close to the back surface of the second region 13 (the surface on the downward side in this drawing) due to the mountain fold of the first boundary portion 22 and the mountain fold of the fourth boundary portion 25, the second A portion that includes a first claw portion 27 that is inserted into a first through hole 26 provided in the region 13 and that is close to the back surface of the third region 14 due to the mountain fold of the second boundary portion 23 and the mountain fold of the fourth boundary portion 25 is provided with a second claw portion 29 that is inserted into a second through hole 28 provided in the third region 14 .

When assembling the frame holder 1, the fifth region 21 is folded downward in this figure, the first claw portion 27 is inserted into the first through hole 26 from the downward side, and the second claw portion 29 is inserted. It is inserted into the second through hole 28 . At that time, the ends of the first claw portion 27 and the second claw portion 29 (ends in the front-rear direction in this drawing) may be bent as appropriate.

That is, the frame holder template 11 includes a contact surface 8 that contacts the back surface of the frame 2, and a contact holding portion 9 that holds the frame 2 and a contact surface 8 that obliquely crosses the contact surface 8 at an acute angle and extends in a substantially vertical direction. A vertical support portion 5 provided with a vertical surface 4 arranged, a horizontal support portion 7 provided with a horizontal surface 6 perpendicular to the vertical surface 4 and arranged in a substantially horizontal direction, and a contact holding portion 9. and a locking portion 10 for locking the frame 2, and the horizontal surface 6 is extended substantially horizontally from the vertical wall surface 34 while the vertical surface 4 is in contact with the vertical wall surface 34 described later in FIGS. By positioning the abutment surface 8 below the horizontal surface 6 and closer to the vertical wall surface 34 than the vertical surface 4 is, the frame 2 held by the abutment holding portion 9 is positioned in a predetermined downward direction with respect to the vertical wall surface 34. In the first position, the horizontal surface 6 is in contact with the installation surface 3, the vertical surface 4 is erected in a substantially vertical direction from the installation surface 3, and the contact surface 8 is positioned above the horizontal surface 6. A frame holder template 11 for constructing a frame holder 1 capable of switching between a second posture in which the frame 2 held by the abutment holding portion 9 is held at a predetermined upward elevation angle with respect to the vertical direction. be.

The frame holder template 11 includes a first region 12 forming the contact holding portion 9, a second region 13 located on the one side of the first region 12 in the first direction, and the The contact surface 8 has a third region 14 located on the other side in the first direction and a fourth region 15 located on the one side of the first region 12 in the second direction. 12, the vertical surface 4 includes the edge portion 19 of the second region 12 and the third region 13 that is in contact with the vertical wall surface 34 when in the first posture described later, and the horizontal surface 6 is the second An edge portion 20 in contact with the installation surface 3 in the second posture is included in the region 13 and the third region 14 .

Further, in the fourth region 15 , an auxiliary line 33 that is further valley-folded may be provided in front of the third boundary portion 24 . It is preferable that the distance between the third boundary portion 24 and the auxiliary line 33 approximately match the thickness of the back plate 16 of the frame 2, for example.

FIG. 4 shows a conceptual diagram for explaining an example of the procedure for assembling the frame holder 1 to the frame 2. As shown in FIG. Said procedure includes steps (A) to (E), for example.

In step (A) shown in FIG. 4(a), the fastener 17 is rotated to open the back plate 16 of the frame 2, and in step (B) the back plate 16 is lifted upward. A transparent cover plate 30, a first sheet 31, and a second sheet 32 are stacked in this order from the bottom below the back plate 16, and the back plate 16 is placed thereon. .

The transparent cover plate 30 is, for example, a PET resin sheet. Alternatively, it may be a thin acrylic plate, a glass plate, or the like. The first sheet 31 is an arbitrary poster such as a photograph, a painting, or a certificate of merit. The second sheet 32 is, for example, an arbitrary piece of paper or the like placed for the purpose of protecting the bulletin board, but the second sheet 32 may be omitted. Another sheet of paper or the like may be placed between the cover plate 30 and the first sheet 31 for the purpose of decoration or the like.

In step (C) shown in FIG. 4B, the locking portion 10 of the frame holder 1 is inserted and sandwiched between the back plate 16 and the second sheet 32 . Note that the engaging portion 10 may be inserted between the back plate 16 and the first sheet 31 when there is no second sheet.

That is, the locking portion 10 includes a back plate 16 forming the back surface of the picture frame 2 and a first front plate 16 disposed on the front side of the back plate 16 (the side in the direction in which the notice is arranged. In this figure, the downward side). It is an insertion piece 18 that is inserted and sandwiched between the sheet 31 or the second sheet 32 . The insertion piece 18 may be arranged at least above the first sheet 31 (on the back plate 16 side) in this figure.

FIG. 4(c) shows a state in which the insertion piece 18 is aligned with the edge of the back plate 16 and inserted. As described above, in the fourth region 15 of the frame holder template 11 constituting the insertion piece 18, the auxiliary line 33 is provided at a distance substantially matching the thickness of the third boundary portion 24 and the back plate 16. , the insertion piece 18 is bent just to match the thickness of the end of the back plate 16, so that it can be easily sandwiched between the back plate 16 and the first sheet 31.例文帳に追加

In FIG. 4(d), after inserting the insertion piece 18 between the back plate 16 and the first sheet 31, the cover plate 30, the first sheet 31 and the second sheet 32 are attached to the frame 2 in step (D). , the back plate 16 is fitted together with the insertion piece 18, and the fastener 17 is rotated to lock the back plate 16 in step (E). At this time, only the fourth region 15 of the frame holder 1, that is, the insertion piece 18 is sandwiched inside the frame 2, and the other portions are exposed to the outside of the frame 2 and integrated with the frame 2. As shown in FIG. At this time, the contact surface 8 is in contact with the back plate 16 constituting the back surface of the frame 2 from the upper side of this figure.

In FIG. 4(e), the frame 2 is raised to stand on the ground surface 3. In FIG. At this time, the horizontal surface 6 of the frame holder 1 is brought into contact with the ground surface 3 and the frame 2 is held in the second posture. The procedure for assembling the frame holder 1 to the frame 2 is the same even in the case of the first posture, which will be described later. In the first posture, the frame holder 1 is attached near the upper edge of the frame 2 .

That is, the insertion piece 18 is inserted between the back plate 16 and the first sheet 31 or the second sheet 32 in the vicinity of the upper edge of the frame 2 in the first posture, and the insertion piece 18 is inserted in the frame in the second posture. 2 is inserted between the back plate 16 and the first sheet 31 or the second sheet 32 in the vicinity of the lower edge thereof.

FIG. 5 shows a perspective view showing the first posture of the frame holder 1. As shown in FIG. The directions shown in FIG. 5 are the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, and the vertical direction when the frame 2 is viewed from the side on which the notice is posted, and these directions are orthogonal to each other. Similar orientations apply to FIG. 6 as appropriate.

5(a) and 5(b), the picture frame holder 1 has the vertical surface 4 in contact with the vertical wall surface 34, and the horizontal surface 6 extending substantially horizontally from the vertical wall surface 34, and the contact surface 8 ( (not shown) below the horizontal surface 6 and closer to the front side of the vertical wall surface 34 than the vertical surface 4 (the front side in this drawing). It is in a first posture in which it is locked at a predetermined downward depression angle .theta.2.

At this time, the vertical surface 4 is the vertical support portion 5 and also the edge portion 19 on the side contacting the vertical wall surface 34 in the first posture of the frame holder 1 as described with reference to FIG.

In FIG. 5A, the frame holder 1 behind the frame 2 is not visible when the frame 2 is viewed from the lower right front. FIG. 5(b) is a view of the frame 2 of FIG. 5(a) viewed from the right. In FIG. 5(b), the picture frame 2 is engaged with a hook or the like (not shown) provided on the vertical wall surface 34 by means of a string 35. As shown in FIG. At this time, the frame holder 1 is sandwiched between the vertical wall surface 34 and the rear surface of the frame 2, and functions as a spacer for tilting the frame 2. As shown in FIG.

FIG. 6(a) is a perspective view showing a state in which the frame holder 1 in the first posture is attached to the frame 2 as viewed from the rear, and FIG. It is the perspective view which looked at the assembled|attached state from the lower left rear.

The contact surface 8 of the frame holder 1 is arranged below the horizontal surface 6 and closer to the vertical wall surface 34 than the vertical surface 4 (the front side in this figure), and in the first posture, the contact holding portion The frame 2 held by 9 is locked with a predetermined downward angle with respect to the vertical wall surface 34 .

As shown in this figure, in the first posture, the frame holder 1 is attached in the upward direction of the frame 2 (the upward end portion of the back plate 16). A hanging cord 35 is attached to the rear surface of the frame 2, and the frame holder 1 is arranged so as to be sandwiched between the hanging cord 35 and the frame 2. - 特許庁

5 and 6 and the second posture described in FIG. It is switchable.

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For example, when the frame 2 is to be placed on an appropriate installation surface 3 such as a table or the top of a dresser for decoration, the frame holder 1 of the present embodiment may be used in the second posture. In this case, the frame holder 1 is arranged so that the vertical surface 4 of the vertical support portion 5 stands substantially vertically from the installation surface 3 while the horizontal surface 6 of the horizontal support portion 7 is in contact with the installation surface 3 . . At this time, since the contact surface 8 of the contact holding portion 9 and the vertical surface 4 of the vertical support portion 5 obliquely intersect with each other at an acute angle, the surface direction of the frame 2 whose back surface contacts the contact surface 8 is The angle between the vertical direction and the vertical direction is the acute angle. As a result, the frame 2 is retained at a predetermined upward elevation angle θ1 with respect to the vertical direction.

On the other hand, for example, when it is desired to display the frame 2 downward near the ceiling of the vertical wall surface 34, the frame holder 1 of the present embodiment may be used in the first posture. In this case, with the vertical surface 4 of the vertical support portion 5 in contact with the vertical wall surface 34 and the horizontal surface 6 of the horizontal support portion 7 extending substantially horizontally from the vertical wall surface 34, the abutment holding portion 9 is applied. The frame holder 1 is arranged so that the contact surface 8 is positioned below the horizontal surface 6 and on the nearer side (toward the vertical wall surface 34) than the vertical surface 4. - 特許庁As described above, at this time, since the contact surface 8 of the contact holding portion 9 and the vertical surface 4 of the vertical support portion 5 obliquely intersect with each other at an acute angle, the back surface of the frame is in contact with the contact surface 8. The angle between the surface direction of 2 and the vertical direction is also the acute angle. As a result, the frame 2 is locked at a predetermined downward depression angle θ2 with respect to the vertical direction.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, one common picture frame holder 1 is used when the picture frame 2 is to be displayed downward near the ceiling of the vertical wall surface 34, and when it is desired to be installed on a table, a chest of drawers, or the like. If you want to put it on surface 3 and decorate it, you can use it for both. The user can select which decoration method to use according to his or her preference, and can also change the decoration method in the middle according to the situation. That is, compared to the case where separate frame holders 1 are required for each decoration method, one frame holder 1 can be used in common, resulting in high convenience.

Also, from the viewpoint of preventing the frame 2 from falling off, slippage, etc., the frame 2 and the frame holder 1 need to be firmly locked by some kind of locking structure. Particularly in this embodiment, the inserting piece 18 is inserted between the back plate 16 forming the back surface of the frame 2 and the first sheet 31 or the second sheet 32 arranged in front thereof, so as to be locked. is done. As a result, firm and reliable locking can be achieved with a simple configuration.

Moreover, by adopting such a structure, it is not necessary to drill screw holes for attaching the frame holder 1 to the vertical wall surface 34 and the frame 2, and the wall and the frame 2 are not damaged. Moreover, the frame holder 1 and the frame 2 can be easily attached and detached without the need for an attachment tool.

In addition, in this embodiment, in particular, one sheet of pattern paper 11 for a picture frame holder having first to fourth regions 12 to 15 is used to form the contact surface 8, the vertical surface 4, the horizontal surface 6, and the insertion piece 18. , the frame holder 1 can be constructed inexpensively and easily.

In this embodiment, in particular, when it is desired to decorate the frame 2 downward near the ceiling of the vertical wall surface 34, the aforementioned insertion side 18 is engaged in the vicinity of the upper edge portion of the frame 2 in the first posture. If you want to put it on an appropriate installation surface 3 such as the upper part of a table or chest of drawers and decorate it, the above-mentioned insertion piece 18 is locked in the vicinity of the lower edge of the frame 2 in the second posture. . Thereby, a stable locking structure can be realized.

In addition, particularly in this embodiment, by appropriately mountain-folding or valley-folding the boundaries between the first region 12 to the fifth region 21 provided in one sheet of frame holder template 11, the frame holder 1 can be easily folded. can be constructed. Further, the fourth boundary portion of the first region 12 is between the second region 13 and the third region 14 that are respectively folded from the first boundary portion 22 and the second boundary portion 23 on both sides of the first region 12 to the back side. 25 are connected by a fifth region 21 folded to the back side.

In particular, the first claw portions 27 and the second claw portions 29 provided on both sides of the fifth region 21 are inserted into the first through holes 26 and the second through holes 28 of the second region 13 and the third region 14, respectively. The second region 13 and the third region 14 can be firmly connected by locking with each other. As a result, the rigidity of the entire frame holder 1 can be improved.

In addition, in the above description, when there are descriptions such as “perpendicular”, “parallel”, “planar”, etc., these descriptions do not have a strict meaning. In other words, "perpendicular," "parallel," and "flat" mean "substantially perpendicular," "substantially parallel," and "substantially flat," with allowance for design and manufacturing tolerances and errors. .

It should be noted that, in the above description, descriptions such as "the same", "equal", and "different" regarding external dimensions and sizes are not strictly defined. That is, the terms "same", "equal", and "different" mean "substantially the same", "substantially equal", and "substantially different", with allowance for design and manufacturing tolerances and errors. .

In addition to the methods already described above, the methods according to the above embodiments may be appropriately combined and used.

In addition, although not exemplified one by one, the present invention can be implemented with various modifications within the scope of the invention.

1 Frame Holder 2 Frame 3 Grounding Surface 4 Vertical Surface 5 Vertical Support Part 6 Horizontal Surface 7 Horizontal Support Part 8 Contact Surface 9 Contact Holding Part 10 Locking Part 11 Template for Frame Holder 12 First Region 13 Second Region 14 Third area 15 Fourth area 16 Back plate 17 Fastener 18 Insert piece 19, 20 Edge 21 Fifth area 22 First boundary 23 Second boundary 24 Third boundary 25 Fourth boundary 26 First penetration Hole 27 First claw portion 28 Second through hole 29 Second claw portion 30 Cover plate 31 First sheet 32 Second sheet 33 Auxiliary line 34 Vertical wall surface 35 Hanging string

In order to achieve the above objects, the present invention provides a frame holder for holding a picture frame, comprising a contact surface that contacts the back surface of the picture frame, a contact holding part that holds the picture frame, and the contact a vertical support portion having a vertical surface that obliquely crosses the surface at an acute angle and is arranged in a substantially vertical direction; a horizontal support portion that is provided with a horizontal surface orthogonal to the vertical surface and arranged in a substantially horizontal direction; a locking portion for locking the frame held by the abutment holding portion, wherein the horizontal surface extends substantially horizontally from the vertical wall surface while the vertical surface is in contact with the vertical wall surface; By positioning the contact surface below the horizontal surface and on the nearer side of the vertical wall surface than the vertical surface, the frame held by the contact holding portion is at a predetermined downward depression angle with respect to the vertical wall surface. and a first position in which the horizontal surface is grounded on the installation surface, the vertical surface is erected from the installation surface in a substantially vertical direction, and the contact surface is positioned above the horizontal surface. In a frame holder configured to be switchable between a second posture in which the frame held by the contact holding portion is held at a predetermined upward elevation angle with respect to the vertical direction, and a second posture in which the frame is held by the contact holding portion, The insertion piece is inserted and sandwiched between a back plate forming a back surface and a sheet arranged in front of the back plate.

Claims (6)

A frame holder for holding a frame,
a contact holding portion for holding the frame, comprising a contact surface that contacts the back surface of the frame;
a vertical support having a vertical surface that obliquely crosses the contact surface at an acute angle and is arranged in a substantially vertical direction;
a horizontal support having a horizontal plane perpendicular to the vertical plane and arranged in a substantially horizontal direction;
a locking portion that locks the frame held by the contact holding portion;
has
The horizontal surface extends substantially horizontally from the vertical wall surface while the vertical surface is in contact with the vertical wall surface, and the contact surface is positioned below the horizontal surface and closer to the vertical wall surface than the vertical surface. a first posture in which the frame held by the abutment holding portion is held by the vertical wall surface at a predetermined downward depression angle;
The frame is held by the contact holding portion by standing the vertical surface substantially vertically from the installation surface while the horizontal surface is in contact with the installation surface, and positioning the contact surface above the horizontal surface. a second posture in which the is locked at a predetermined upward elevation angle with respect to the vertical direction;
A frame holder characterized in that it is configured to be able to switch between. The picture frame holder according to claim 1,
The locking portion is
A picture frame holder comprising an insertion piece that is inserted and sandwiched between a back plate forming the back surface of the picture frame and a sheet arranged in front of the back plate. In the frame holder according to claim 2,
a first region forming the contact holding portion;
a second region located on one side of the first region in the first direction;
a third region located on the other side of the first region in the first direction;
a fourth region located on one side of the first region in the second direction;
It is constructed by folding a single pattern paper with
The contact surface is
a surface of the first region;
The vertical plane is
including an edge portion of the second region and the third region that is in contact with the vertical wall surface when in the first posture;
The horizontal plane is
including an edge portion of the second region and the third region that is in contact with the installation surface when in the second posture;
The insert piece
A frame holder comprising the fourth region. In the frame holder according to claim 3,
The insert piece
In the first posture, inserted between the back plate and the sheet in the vicinity of the upper edge of the frame,
A picture frame holder characterized by being inserted between the back plate and the sheet in the vicinity of the lower edge of the picture frame in the second posture. In the frame holder according to claim 4,
The template is
A fifth region located on the other side of the first region in the second direction,
A first boundary portion between the first region and the second region is mountain-folded,
A second boundary portion between the first region and the third region is mountain-folded,
A third boundary portion between the first region and the fourth region is valley-folded,
A fourth boundary portion between the first region and the fifth region is mountain-folded,
Among the fifth regions,
A first claw portion inserted into a first through hole provided in the second region is provided in a portion adjacent to the back surface of the second region by the mountain fold of the first boundary portion and the mountain fold of the fourth boundary portion. and
A second claw portion that is inserted into a second through hole provided in the third region is provided in a portion that is close to the back surface of the third region due to the mountain fold of the second boundary portion and the mountain fold of the fourth boundary portion. A picture frame holder comprising: A vertical support portion comprising a contact holding portion for holding the frame, and a vertical surface obliquely crossing the contact surface at an acute angle and arranged in a substantially vertical direction. a horizontal support portion having a horizontal surface perpendicular to the vertical surface and arranged in a substantially horizontal direction; and a locking portion for locking the frame held by the contact holding portion, The horizontal surface extends substantially horizontally from the vertical wall surface while the vertical surface is in contact with the vertical wall surface, and the contact surface is positioned below the horizontal surface and closer to the vertical wall surface than the vertical surface. a first posture in which the frame held by the abutment holding portion is held at a predetermined downward depression angle with respect to the vertical wall surface; The picture frame held by the contact holding part is locked at a predetermined upward elevation angle with respect to the vertical up-down direction by standing upright from the surface in a substantially vertical direction and positioning the contact surface above the horizontal surface. In a frame holder pattern for configuring a frame holder capable of switching between the second orientation and the second orientation,
a first region forming the contact holding portion;
a second region located on one side of the first region in the first direction;
a third region located on the other side of the first region in the first direction;
a fourth region located on one side of the first region in the second direction;
has
The contact surface is
a surface of the first region;
The vertical plane is
including an edge portion of the second region and the third region that is in contact with the vertical wall surface when in the first posture;
The horizontal plane is
A paper pattern for a picture frame holder, characterized in that, of the second region and the third region, an edge portion that contacts the installation surface when in the second posture is included.

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