JP2544669Y2 - Assembled simple photo stand - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an assembled simple photo stand which is formed by processing and folding a single sheet material and can accommodate and decorate photographs.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Various types of prefabricated photographic stands formed from a single sheet material have been known in the prior art. Typical examples thereof are Japanese Utility Model Publication No. Sho 62-55971 and Japanese Utility Model Publication No. Sho 63-191966. Can be mentioned.

[0003] The photo stand described in the former publication has a display section having a display window, a pressing section provided continuously above the display section and superimposed on the inside of the display section, and a display section provided continuously below the display section. A first engaging portion and a support portion for erecting the display portion are provided, so that a photograph can be accommodated between the display portion and the pressing portion and can be decorated in an upright state.

The photo stand described in the latter publication has a front surface A provided with a window and, on both sides thereof, a surface B and a surface C which are bent to the back of the surface A. Providing support legs, both of which are formed of one sheet,
The photos can be displayed on a desk or the like by assembling.

[0005]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] There are two types of photographs, portrait photography and landscape photography. In the above-mentioned conventional simple picture frame, each of them is a dedicated type of either portrait or landscape. And can not be used for both landscape photos.

[0006] In recent years, with the advance of photographic technology, it has become possible to produce wide-width panoramic photographs. For example, they have been used favorably as decorations on tables and desks. Is extremely inconvenient for decorating such a panoramic photo.

The present invention is applicable to both portrait and landscape photographs, and provides a simple photograph stand that can be displayed in a standing or hanging state.

[0008]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A simple photo frame formed from one sheet according to the present invention is overlapped on both sides of a long side of a surface material having a rectangular window on the back side of the surface material. The back members provided with fastening means for holding the mating state are respectively connected via a fold line so that a photograph can be sandwiched between the surface member and the back member, and one of the surface members is provided. On the short side, a short flap with a tongue piece inserted at the free end is continuously provided via a fold line, and on the other short side of the surface material, a long flap having substantially the same length as the back material is fold line. And a closing slit on the free end side thereof, on which the long flap is superimposed on the backing material, and in which the short toe flap can be inserted when the short flap is superimposed thereon. And the difference between the free end and the closed slit. An L-shaped support member for erecting the surface material is formed by providing two stand slits for inserting the tongue pieces and inserting the short flap insertion tongue pieces into the long flap stand slits. It is constituted so that it may be performed.

As the above-mentioned means for fastening the back material, an arc-shaped slit is provided adjacent to the fold line of each back material, and a photograph is sandwiched between the back of the surface material and the back material.
When superposed wood to each other long side of each backing member
A part of the edge is inserted into the slit so as to maintain the overlapping state.

The length of the short flap determines the standing angle of the long flap serving as a support material for decorating a portrait photograph. If the length is too short, the standing posture becomes unstable. The disadvantage of increased space arises and the preferred length of this short flap is 1/3 of the long flap
About １ ／.

The length of the long flap is preferably substantially the same as the length of the long side of the rectangular surface material. To reinforce the supporting force at the time of standing, the long flap is elongated on both sides of the long side of the long flap in a glue-like shape. It is preferable to provide a bent portion, and to fold the bent portions inwardly by about 90 degrees when standing up. Also, if a cut-and-raised tongue with a small through hole is provided on the fold line side of this long flap, the cut-and-raised tongue can be raised outward to decorate the photo in a suspended state. Can be.

[0012]

[Function] The surface material and the back material serve to pinch the picture to be displayed as before, and the long flap and the short flap overlap the long flap on the back material, and then insert the short flap on top of it. By inserting the tongue into the closing slit of the long flap, the back side becomes a closed photo case, and after expanding the short flap and the long flap, inserting the tongue into the slit of the long flap stand A triangular support is formed, resulting in a photographic frame that can be used both vertically and horizontally. When the photo case is cut and raised and the tongue piece is raised outward and bent, the photo can be displayed in a suspended state and decorated.

Referring now to the drawings showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an unfolded state, and FIG. 2 is a rear view showing a state of a photographic case. Simple picture frame of the present invention, as illustrated, from the back side
A surface material 2 having a rectangular window 1 for showing a picture ;
Fold lines A ₁ , A ₁ are provided on both long sides of the surface material 2.
Consisting communication with set back-side member 3,4, a surface material 2 on both sides short sides each fold line A 2 in _section, A ₂ is connected via a short flap 5 and the long flap 6 which for stand via . Then, the backing materials 3 and 4 have respective fold lines A ₁ and A
_One side is provided with arc-shaped slits 7 and 8, and both back members 3 and 4 are alternately overlapped on the back side of the surface member 2 so that the surface member
When holding the picture together with 2 , each backing material 3, 4
And fastened by writing each difference in the circular slit 7,8 part of a long side edge portion of, it is adapted to hold a superposition state. Fine long insertion tongue 9 at its free end to the short flap 5 is provided, on the long flap 6, folding the short flap 5 on the long flap 6 at its free end
Closed to insert the tongue piece 9 so that it can be inserted and removed
Insert the slit 10 and short flap 5 in the bent state.
Two-stand stand for detachably attaching the tongue 9
Lits 11 and 11 are provided.

Further, in the present embodiment, a straight cut line B, a U-shaped perforated line C, and a small cut-out portion for hanging are provided on the side of the fold line A ₂ of the long flap 6. A long tongue 13 is provided, and the long side of the long flap 6 is cut off in an L-shape on both sides of the tongue 13, and the cutouts 14, 14 extend from the deepest part toward the free end. Fold line D,
D are provided, and the reinforcing folds 1D, 1D are provided so that the edge of the long side of the long flap 6 can be bent inward.
D is provided.

In the embodiment, the cut-and-raised tongue piece 13 is provided on the long flap 6 side, but may be provided on the short flap 5 side.

[0016]

As described above, according to the pre-assembled simple photo stand of the present invention, the backing material is provided on the long sides of the surface material 2 having the rectangular window 1 via the fold lines A ₁ and A ₁ respectively. 3,
4 is provided, because they formed so as to be fastened to each other superimposed these backing material 3 and 4 to the back of the surface material 2, Table
With the photo securely held between the face material 2 and the back materials 3 and 4
It can be easily accommodated, and the photograph is a rectangle of surface material 2.
Exposed from the window 1 of the
Can be. Further, the back surfaces 3 and 4 have a back surface of the front surface material 2.
Inserts and removes part of the long edge when they are alternately stacked
Arc-shaped slits 7 and 8 are provided for freely fixing.
Because there, slit with may sandwich the photo together with the surface material 2 overlapped regardless folding sequence of both the backing material 3 and 4
By removing the edges of the backing materials 3 and 4 from
This makes it easy to change photos. Also,
One of the short sides of the surface material 2 is provided with a short flap 5 having an insertion tongue piece 9 and the other is provided with a long flap 6 having a closing slit 10 and a stand slit 11. When the insertion tongue piece 9 is inserted into the closing slit 10 of the long flap 6, it is set as shown in FIG. 2 to form a flat photographic case, in which a photograph can be stored inside, and handled as a product in this compact form. be able to. Then, when desired, the short flap 5 and the long flap 6 are once separated, and the inserted tongue piece 9 of the short flap 5 is inserted into the stand slit 11 provided on the free end side of the long flap 6. The short flap 5 forms a support for the stand, and can be used as a portrait frame as shown in FIG. 3 or as a landscape frame as shown in FIG.
In addition, the fold line A _{2 of} the long flap 6 or the short flap 5
Since the cut-and-raised tongue piece 13 having the through hole 12 on the side is provided, the photograph in which the cut-and-raised tongue piece 13 is raised outward and folded is housed in a case form shown in FIG. Practically convenient effects such as being able to decorate.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a developed state.

FIG. 2 is a rear view showing a state closed in a photo case shape.

FIG. 3 is a rear perspective view in a state of being erected in a vertically long direction.

FIG. 4 is a rear perspective view in a state of standing in the horizontal direction.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Rectangular window 2 Surface material 3 Back material 4 Back material 5 Short flap 6 Long flap 9 Inserting tongue 10 Closing slit 11 Stand slit 12 Through hole 13 Hanging cut and raised tongue A _1st fold line A _2nd fold line

Claims (1)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. A surface material 2 having a rectangular window 1 and two long sides on both sides of the surface material 2 connected to each other via fold lines A ₁ and A ₁ to hold a photograph together with the surface material 2. It becomes the back <br/> surface material 3, 4 from the short flap 5 and the long flap 6 which for stand on both sides short sides of the surface member 2 is continuously provided through the folding lines a _2, a ₂ , The back members 3 and 4 have long side edges when they are alternately stacked on the back surface of the front member 2.
Arc-shaped slits 7 and 8 for allowing a part of the part to be freely inserted and removed
The short flap 5 is provided with a tongue 9 at its free end and the long flap 6
With the short flap 5 in the folded state and insert the tongue piece 9
Closing slit 10 and short flap 5 to be fastened detachably
With the tongue bent and the tongue side 9 can be inserted and removed freely
A slit 11 for a stand to be provided, and a through hole 1 is provided on the fold line A ₂ side of the short flap 5 or the long flap 6.
2. An assembling-type simple photo stand, characterized in that a hanging cut-and-raised lower piece 13 provided with 2 is provided.