JP2943057B2 - Wall holder for calligraphy works - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION A calligraphy work, an art poster, a photograph, colored paper, a painting, etc., are sandwiched between walls and used for an exhibition.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In general, a method of attaching a thumbtack in a naked state, fitting it into a frame, and mounting it in a hanging style is used. Especially in calligraphy work presentations at elementary and junior high schools, many of the works are glued in a naked state.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a simple and inexpensive wall-mounting holder by taking advantage of each of a frame and a hanging shaft. The main points are as follows. (I)
It should be easy to put on and take off without the need for special dressing techniques and equipment materials. (B) It should be lightweight and can be rolled up or stacked for convenient carrying and storage. (C) Prevent dirt and wind sway of exhibits. (D) It is possible to cope with a large size such as A0 size.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

According to claim 1. See FIGS. Both are transparent sheets,
Alternatively, one sheet is transparent and the other sheet is colored, the two sheets are fixed only on one side, and a hanging portion is provided on the side facing the fixed side or on the fixed side.

[0005] Corresponding to claim 2. See FIG. Both sheets are made of a transparent sheet or one sheet of a transparent sheet and the other is a colored square sheet. Both sheets are fixed on two adjacent sides, and a hanging portion is provided on the non-fixed side.

According to claim 3. See FIG. An upper portion of the base sheet is provided with a sandwiching portion for the exhibit, and the configuration of the sandwiching portion is to sandwich two corners of the upper side of the exhibit, and a hanging hand portion is provided on the upper side of the base sheet. "Base sheet"
It is a platform that holds down the exhibits.

[0007] According to claim 4. See FIGS. Claim 1,
On the non-fixed side of the wall holder such as calligraphy works described in 2,
A mating closure for the two sheets is provided.

[0008] Claim 5 corresponds. See FIG. Claims 1 to 4
In the wall-mounted holder for the calligraphy works described in (1), a positioning section for the object to be inserted is provided.

According to claim 6. See FIG. Claims 1 to 5
A decorative part is provided on the outer peripheral part of the wall holder for calligraphy works described in.

[0010] Corresponding to claim 7. See FIG. Claims 1 to 6
The side of the wall holder for the calligraphy works described in 2 above, where the suspenders are provided, is strengthened so that the linearity is maintained.

The words in the above sentence will be described. The term "transparent sheet" refers to a material that can be put on the front side of an object to be sandwiched, and that the object can be seen through as much as necessary. Generally, completely transparent is desirable, but thin colored transparent may be used. Also, the entire surface of the sheet need not be transparent. At least the part that covers the exhibit is transparent. The term “colored sheet” is the reverse of the above, and is a sheet that is positioned behind the object to be sandwiched and is used as a table, so that the object behind it cannot be seen through more than necessary. It means that the entire surface is colored, or at least the portion corresponding to the outer periphery of the exhibit is colored.

The difference between the case where both the front and back sheets are transparent and the case where one is colored will be described. The former can be used as an exhibition surface on both the front and back sides of the holder, but if you want to add a border, you need to print it. On the other hand, in the latter case, the color or pattern of the outer peripheral portion of the sheet serves as a border decoration in a state where the exhibit is placed on a colored sheet serving as a table. Therefore, in the latter case, the same effect can be obtained without providing a border.

The term "fixed side" means that the front and back sheets are integrated so as not to separate easily. As a fixing method, a detachable type by welding, bonding with a chemical, or the like, or the like can be used.

The "hanging part" is used for hanging on a wall or the like. The one with two front and back sheets closed and suspended as shown in FIG. 2, the one with a hole for simply passing a string or a thumbtack like the I type in FIGS. 7 and 8, the four pinholes in FIG. Such as hooks to nails hit on the wall. In particular, the type which is closed and hung has a function of pinching an exhibit without passing through a thumbtack or a string, so that it is stable against displacement or falling off. The side on which the “hanging portion” is provided is not limited to the side facing the fixed side, and may be provided only on the fixed side or on both sides. In the case where both are provided, either of them can be used on the upper side, and it is possible to stabilize the upper and lower sides with thumbtacks.

"Matching closing part" means a part which temporarily stops the two sheets so that they do not separate from each other, and means a part which can be freely closed and opened. In the case of large vertical exhibits, if the pinching force is weak, it will not fall on its own, but will fall and fold under its own weight,
This is necessary because the force to push apart the front and back two sheets is large. In addition, when an exhibit that has a curl and is warped is sandwiched, it also acts to extend the warp by sandwiching.

The phrase "strengthen the side on which the hanger is provided to maintain linearity" is intended to prevent the holder hung on the wall or the like from being bent by its own weight and bent. It serves as a shaft rod. Depending on the material and thickness of the sheet, it is necessary to hang a large, heavy exhibit at one point.

The "positioning portion" is used to sandwich the exhibit at a predetermined position in a well-balanced manner. The "positioning portion" is provided mainly on the fixed side (bottom side) for receiving the exhibit, but may also be provided on other sides. is there. As a method, a stopper or the like which catches or pushes a mark line or an ear of an exhibit is referred to.

The "border decoration" is used to decorate the periphery of the sandwiched exhibit to have an aesthetic effect, and refers to a color pattern or the like.
Also, the inner frame line of the border decoration may also serve as a positioning line.

The character of the sheet will be described. A thin and flexible material that can be wound up or rolled up during attachment / detachment, and that does not easily have a winding habit is preferable. For example, in the case of a transparent sheet, a synthetic resin such as polypropylene is used. In the case of non-transparent sheets, in addition to synthetic resins such as polypropylene, cloth and calligraphy underlaying materials.

In the first and third aspects, the shape of the entire holder is not specified, but it is mainly a square corresponding to a standard size such as a poster or a calligraphy paper.

[0021]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION A thin sheet-like exhibit such as a calligraphy half-paper or an art poster is sandwiched between the wall holders having the above-described structure and displayed.

[0022]

[Example] Introduction. 5 to 11 are mainly intended to correspond to a light and small size such as a calligraphy half-paper, and FIGS. 1 to 4 are intended to correspond to a larger size. The main difference between the two structures is the form of the hanging part and the matching closing part of the side. Although it depends on the material and thickness of the sheet, small and light ones such as calligraphy half-paper have only one hanging hole and do not need to be reinforced on the upper side and have no side-to-side closed part, or only a light one. On the other hand, large-sized ones need to be devised because the weight of both the display and the holder increases.

A description will be given below with reference to the drawings. See FIG.
The front surface is a transparent sheet (1), and the back surface is a non-transparent sheet (2). The non-transparent sheet (2) on the back is a table on which a calligraphy work or the like is placed (hereinafter sometimes referred to as a table sheet).

The upper side (3) of the base sheet is formed by folding back, and can be closed by inserting the upper end of the transparent sheet (1). A hanging hole (6) is provided, which also serves as a closing hand and a hanging hand. Folded molding also serves to strengthen linearity. There are two suspension holes (6), which are fixed with thumbtack or the like. In the case where the upper side is too weak to maintain linearity due to the relationship between the size of the sheet and the thickness or hardness, it is preferable to use two stops to secure stability.

The positioning section will be described. This is to guide the sandwiched object correctly to a predetermined position on the seat, and to prevent it from being unbalanced by leaning too far down or left and right, and plays an important role in design. For example, assuming that the stopper piece (14) is not provided and is fixed only by the ears on the bottom side (4), the ears of the sandwiched exhibit will enter the border area. If there is a border on the transparent sheet above the exhibit, the ears of the exhibit will be hidden under the border. Also, if the sheet serving as the base under the exhibit has a border, it covers the border and makes the presence of the border meaningless.

The fixing width (positioning width) of the fixed side will be described. In the case of the bottom side in this figure, the width of the bonding portion on the bottom side and the width of the edge decoration are made to be the same, and the positioning width (11) is used. In the case of a simple fixed side, the role is to fix the front and back sheets and to receive the exhibits. On the other hand, the one that also serves as the fixed side and the positioning has a role of guiding to a position intended in design, and naturally has a difference in the fixed width (positioning width). In the case of a mere fixed side, only the ear portion needs to be fixed with a small width. However, if the fixed side is also used as the fixed side, it is necessary to secure an appropriate width corresponding to the size of the entire sheet. When a thick material such as colored paper is sandwiched, the thickness may be adjusted by the thickness of the stopper piece (14), and the thickness may not be large.

The side edge (5) is provided with a matching closing portion (8). In this method, a free piece (24) formed by a U-shaped cut (13) is inserted into a one-character cut (12) and closed. For the closed state, see the closed hanging part (15) in FIG. In the case of this drawing, the free pieces (24) face inward in such a manner as to embrace the base sheet. Therefore, when a force is exerted to spread the front and back sheets apart, the free piece (24) resists and hardly comes off. The form and direction of the insertion may be any, but those having a retaining action are desirable.
Further, as another mode of the mating closing portion (8), string binding,
One protrusion may be fitted into the other recess or notch, such as a magnet, a magic tape, a polychuck, or a snap. However, it is preferable that the protrusion has no thickness so as not to hinder the winding of the holder.

See FIG. As in FIG. 1, the bottom side is fixed side (9)
The upper side is open and free. Both the front and back sheets are transparent, and both are decorated with borders (17). If the color and pattern tone of the border decoration (17) of both sheets are changed, it can be selected on both sides in consideration of compatibility with the exhibits. Further, the inner frame line of the border decoration (17) is also a positioning line of the exhibit to be sandwiched. Further, the bottom side is the same as the positioning section in FIG. 1, so that the lower end of the exhibit hits the stopper piece so as not to get into the decoration (17).

The closing hanging portion (15) is similar to the matching closing portion (8) of FIG. A free piece formed by cutting one sheet into a U-shape is inserted into one character cut into the other sheet and closed. And since a hanging hole is opened in this, it also serves as a matching closing part and a hanging hand part. Further, the closed hanging portion (15) in this drawing is also a design point. For example, if the edge decoration of the back sheet is red and the edge decoration of the top sheet is green, it is interesting because two colors are mixed in the closed state. In this example, a large size is intended, and the number of the closed suspension portions (15) is two because the upper side is not reinforced. Although it depends on the size and material of the sheet, if the thickness is about 0.2 mm, the center may be one if it is about a calligraphy half-paper. Further, a pinhole (41) having a hole small enough to allow a needle of a thumbtack to pass through may be provided at a corner. The closed hanging portion (15) alone may be used when the upper side is loosened due to weight loss. The pinhole (41) on the bottom side also serves as a wind sway stop.

The matching closing part on the side is a poly chuck (1
6). The entire length of the side may be provided, or the upper side may be provided. In addition, if the surroundings of the exhibit are continuously surrounded, a sealed state is obtained and a waterproof effect is also produced. Exhibits do not get wet and dust does not enter outdoors even in the rain. Although the polychuck (16) in this figure engages the irregularities while holding it with a finger, the slider may be pulled with a finger. In the case of the slider type, it is attached to the ear part. In addition, if the position of the closing is made to coincide with the position of the ear of the exhibit, it will serve both as positioning and as a stopper for lateral displacement.

In FIG. 2, the upper side may be a fixed side, and the side and bottom sides may be free without providing anything. In this case, it is necessary to stop the upper part of the back of the sandwiched exhibit with double-sided adhesive tape or the like.

See FIG. The holder of the present application has a low rigidity because the main structure is a thin sheet. Therefore, when hanging on a wall or the like, it is better to use a plurality of hanging holes as shown in FIG. 2 and stop with a thumbtack or the like, or when hanging a single point, it is better to strengthen the upper side so that the upper side does not bend sharply and keeps linearity. This figure shows the method of this enhancement. When reinforced, it is possible to suspend even the number of suspension holes at the center.

See type A. The upper side of the sheet is bent to form a stopper (22). The stopper (22) is inserted into the tubular reinforcing portion B (20) having a broken bottom so as not to fall off. The reinforcing portion and the upper side of the seat may be attached in any manner. Examples include pinching, hooking, plugging, and the like.

See type B. On the ears on the top side of the seat,
By bonding a hard plate, rigidity is increased and linearity is secured. The cross-sectional shape of the bonding material is L
Any type is acceptable.

Other methods of imparting rigidity to the upper side include bonding a base sheet of the same quality as the base sheet, folding the base sheet back to make it double, hardening it with chemicals or heating, making it corrugated, You can use any method, such as increasing the cross-sectional performance by attaching a flange, or increasing the cross-sectional performance by applying another member such as an aluminum rod, etc. A thin and uniform one is desirable.

See FIG. It is an example of a close-close form by a sheet cutting method. See A type. The mushroom-shaped free piece (24) provided on the front sheet is inserted into the one-character cut (12) provided on the back sheet and stopped. In this case, the retaining (22) should be hooked on the one character cut (12). The detail shape of the retaining (22) may be other.

See B type. The cut ear (26) cuts and indents the ear of the back sheet. The free piece (24) of the U-shaped cut (13) of the front sheet is hooked on the front sheet and stopped.

See type C. The free cut (24) of the angled U-shaped cut provided on the front sheet is inserted into the one-character cut (12) provided on the back sheet and stopped. The lower diagonal part catches and is hard to fall out.

See D type. String holes (25) are opened on both sides. Overlap both sheets and close them through a string that also serves as a decoration. The string also enhances the decorative effect.

FIGS. 5 to 7 show a type in which a transparent sheet is not covered on the surface of an exhibit but is exposed. See FIG. The upper side of the base sheet (34) is folded in the front direction, and the core material (3
5) is sandwiched and the upper side is strengthened. This is to prevent it from bending when hung on the wall. By doing so, the flatness of the display sheet can be maintained even if the thickness of the sheet itself is reduced. The core also plays a role in positioning so as not to go too far when sandwiching the semi-paper. When sufficient strength can be obtained simply by folding the base sheet, the core material may not be necessary. Both ends of the folded portion on the upper side are slightly extended downward to serve as a pinching portion (29) for stopping the corner of the calligraphy paper, and a magnet (28) is provided. Although a pair of magnets are provided inside the folded portion, the right magnet in the cross section aa may be placed on the back of the sheet. In this case, the thickness of the pinching portion does not have to be noticeable. The form of the sandwiching portion and the thickness and material of the sheet may be light and light enough to correspond to the thickness and weight of the paper.

When sandwiching the half-paper, the sandwiching portion (29) is turned up and inserted. The position for attaching the paper sheet is such that the upper side of the paper sheet does not go under the reinforcing portion A (7).
If the upper part is covered with the reinforcement part A, the characters of the work are hidden or the upper part becomes clogged, which is not interesting. Care should be exercised especially in the case of calligraphy half-papers, as it is customary to write full-page.
This is the reason why the sandwiching portion is formed at two points on the left and right corners. Even if the sandwiching part is a transparent sheet, covering all or most of the sides reduces the quality of the work by half.

As the suspension hand (40), a suspension hole (6)
And one. Hang it through a string or insert a thumbtack directly. It is advisable to enhance the design by printing a picture or attaching a cloth on the outer periphery of the reinforced portion or the base sheet, so that it is fun and luxurious.

When the base sheet is transparent, the work can be sandwiched upside down. The surface of the work should be protected from dirt with a base sheet and not blown by the wind. And it has a different taste in terms of design. Also, in this case, if the picture of the border decoration provided on the sheet is turned upside down, it can be selected as desired.

See type B in FIG. Reinforced part C (21)
Is, another sheet is overlapped and adhered to the upper side of the base sheet (34).

See C type. At both ends of the reinforcing portion C (21), a hairpin type sandwiching portion (32) is provided.
Instead of using a magnet, the hairpin member is sandwiched by utilizing the elastic force. Further, a receiving portion (31) for semi-paper is provided on the bottom side of the base sheet (34). As with the pinching part (29), the score is set at two points so that the work is not hidden. It works to prevent the work from falling out and turning over.

Each of the types shown in FIG. 7 is a case in which the use of a hard or thick sheet does not require a reinforcing portion. See D type. The sandwiching portion (29) is provided directly on the upper side of the base sheet (34). See E type. The pinching portion (29) is provided directly above the side edge of the base sheet and positioned so as to stop two corners of the semi-paper. See F type. The pinching portion (29) is provided apart from the ear on the upper side of the base sheet. The sandwiching structure in each of FIGS. A to F may be either a magnet or a hairpin type.

See G type in FIG. The transparent sheet (1) is overlaid on the base sheet (34), and both sheets are fixed at the bottom (9). The fixed side (9) functions as a reinforcing portion, and also receives the sandwiched work and prevents it from falling off. The other three sides can be closed and opened freely, and the work can be inserted from any side, so it is easy to use. In the upper side of the transparent sheet (1), cut one character (1
2) is provided, and the two sheets are stopped so as not to separate from each other through an insertion piece (38) provided on the upper side of the base sheet (34). This is a form that also serves as a closing part together with a hanging hand part. Since both sheets are joined together, they also work to increase the rigidity of the upper side. The transparent sheet may be used as the insertion piece (38).

See H type. This is a modification of the structure of the G type hanging part. The upper side of the transparent sheet (1) is folded back, and the upper side of the base sheet (34) is inserted into the folded part.

See type I. This figure also changes the structure of the G-type hanging part. In particular, a hanging hole is provided in both sheets without providing an insertion portion, and the hanging string (39) passed through is tightly stuck to the two sheets. Stability is good if it is fixed at two points with a thumbtack without using a string.

See J type in FIG. The fixed side (9) is located on the upper side. The magnet (29) is used as a method of stopping the sandwiched work. The positions of the magnets are the upper two corners, minimizing the hiding of the exhibits by the pinching means. Although the bottom side is not provided with anything for stopping both sheets, it may be sewn with a decorative string or closed together. In place of the magnet, the back of the exhibit may be fixed with a double-sided adhesive tape or the like.

When the thing of FIGS. 8 and 9 is used for calligraphy half paper,
An underlaying material such as felt may be used for the base sheet (34). Using the back as an underlay, a transparent sheet on the front (1)
The side will be used for the exhibition. In this case, it is preferable to back up with a thin opaque vinyl sheet or the like so that the black ink overflowing to the underlay penetrates into the transparent sheet side and does not stain the front side. The base sheet may also be made transparent. The work can be displayed on both sides. Another non-transparent middle sheet is placed between the front transparent sheet and the table transparent sheet, and another work is inserted between the middle sheet and both transparent sheets, and the other display is transparent. Without seeing
Both sides can be exhibited at the same time.

See FIG. Two sheets are overlapped, and the left side and the bottom side are fixed sides by bonding or folding.
Since the two sides are fixed, the overall flatness is good. If you want to put the exhibits, turn up the upper right corner. The base sheet (34) is also a transparent sheet, so that both front and back sides can be used. See section ee. Like the bottom,
A stopper piece (14) is also provided on the side. Positioning is performed so that the inserted exhibit does not sink under the decoration (17) and is not hidden. Since the resistance of the left corner is large when inserting an exhibit, it is suitable for hard objects such as colored paper and photographs. In addition, it is preferable that only the portion near the left corner is free from sticking.

See FIG. Both sides are transparent sheets,
Both are decorated with borders, and calligraphy works are sandwiched between them. A side closing portion is provided. Since the front and back sheets do not separate, the appearance is good, and there is no dropping of semi-paper. A pinhole is provided at the upper corner. It may be used together with the hanging hole of the center, or may be stopped only by the pinhole. It has the advantage that it does not shake due to the wind and does not tilt even if it puts an exhibit in one load.

[0054]

【The invention's effect】

(B) No special techniques or equipment materials are required, and exhibits can be easily attached and detached simply by sandwiching them. (B) If the mating closing portion and the closing hanging portion are released, winding can be performed. This requires less storage space and is convenient to carry. Further, since the overall shape is a thin sheet, stacking is also possible. (C) Since the entire surface of the exhibit is covered with a sheet, sunburn is reduced and dirt is prevented. In addition, when the periphery of the exhibit is surrounded by a continuous poly chuck, a waterproof effect is also generated. (D) It is lighter in weight than conventional frames, and has excellent workability when carrying or hanging on a wall. (E) It can also be used as a holder for storing exhibits. (F) In the case where the fitting closing portion is provided, the display object is sandwiched, so that the display is prevented from slipping and does not fall off even when tilted. It also prevents the exhibits from falling and folding under their own weight. (G) When the side on which the hanging hand is provided is reinforced so as to maintain linearity, the shape is stable even with a soft or thin sheet, and a single point can be hung. A soft and thin sheet also reduces the curl. (H) If the base sheet is also transparent, both sides can be used. If you change the decoration of the front and back, you can choose any one according to your preference. In addition, two works can be exhibited at the same time, back to back. (I) In the case where the positioning portion is provided, it is easy to set the correct position. (V) In the case of decorations with borders, enhance the quality of the work to be inserted to make it fun.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view and a partial cross-sectional view of a wall-mounted holder.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a wall holder.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a method of strengthening the upper side of the wall holder.

FIG. 4 is a view showing a form of a matching closing portion of a wall-mounted holder.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view and a sectional view of a wall-mounted holder.

FIG. 6 is a front view and a cross-sectional view of the wall holder.

FIG. 7 is a front view and a cross-sectional view of the wall holder.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a wall holder.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a wall holder.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view and a sectional view of a wall-mounted holder.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view of the wall holder showing a state in which a calligraphy work is sandwiched.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Transparent sheet 2 Non-transparent sheet 3 Top side 4 Bottom side 5 Side side 6 Hanging hole 7 Reinforced part A 8 Alignment closing part 9 Fixed side 10 Positioning line 11 Positioning width 12 Single character cut 13 U-shaped cut 14 Stopper piece 15 Closed hanging part 16 Polychuck 17 Edge decoration 18 Front transparent sheet 19 Back transparent sheet 20 Reinforced part B 21 Reinforced part C 22 Retainer 23 Bonding 24 Free piece 25 String hole 26 Cut-in ear 27 Calligraphy work 28 Magnet 29 Nipping part 30 Adhesion 31 Receiving part 32 Hairpin type pinching part 33 Hanging hand 34 Base sheet 35 Core material 36 Front 37 Back 38 Insertion piece 39 Hanging string 40 Hanging hand 41 Pinhole

Continuation of the front page (56) References JP-A-54-56579 (JP, A) JP-A-62-69276 (JP, U) JP-A-6-68566 (JP, U) Registered utility model 3011806 (JP, U) (58) Fields investigated (Int. Cl. ⁶ , DB name) A47G 1/00 A47B 97/00

Claims (5)

(57) [Claims] 1. A sheet in which two sheets are both transparent or one sheet is transparent and the other is colored, and the two sheets are fixed only on one side, and a hanging part is provided on the side facing the fixed side or on the fixed side. A wall holder for a calligraphy work or the like, characterized in that a positioning portion for positioning the lower end edge of the exhibit by abutting is provided inside the holder. 2. A wall holder for a calligraphy work or the like according to claim 1, wherein a mating closing portion for opening and closing the two sheets is integrally formed on a side which is a non-fixed side. 3. The holder according to claim 1, wherein the positioning portion is formed by a fixed side for fixing lower sides of the sheets. 4. The suspender according to claim 1, wherein an upper edge of one of the sheets is folded back so that an upper edge of the other sheet wraps around an upper edge of the other sheet.
Or a wall holder for calligraphy works described in 2 or 3. 5. The hanging portion is configured such that a free piece formed by cutting the upper side of one sheet is inserted into a notch formed on the upper side of the other sheet, and a hanging hole is formed in a portion overlapped by the insertion. The wall holder for a calligraphy work or the like according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the holder is formed by penetrating.