JP3034054U - Simple picture frame - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Problem] Although it is similar in appearance to a conventional frame, it is lightweight,
It is to provide a low-priced simple picture frame that has a high degree of freedom in design and decoration, and allows you to easily decorate and view desired photographs. SOLUTION: A sheet 1A mainly made of paper or this is bent to form a series of a photograph mounting surface portion 10, a frame-shaped portion 11 surrounding the same, and a back plate portion 12 which is overlapped behind the photograph mounting surface portion 10. The main body 1 is a stand portion body 2 or a main body 1 formed by bending a paper or a sheet 2A composed mainly of the same.
It is supported by the cut-and-raised stand provided on the.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a simple frame that can be assembled.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Increasing leisure time, improving the operability and performance of cameras, and the widespread use of disposable simple cameras are increasing opportunities to take pictures. A simple album is offered as a novelty at the photofinishing shop, but this one is just a spelling notebook type mount with a transparent film pocket, so even if it is suitable for viewing and storing, it is a table. There is no function to display it on the top etc. The photo frame or picture frame as a means for displaying and viewing photographs generally comprises a frame-shaped frame made of wood, metal, or plastic.The photographs are placed between the glass plate and the back plate. The structure was such that the bracket was attached to the window hole in the frame from the back, and it was secured with the retaining metal fittings. For this reason, it is expensive because of the complicated structure of mounting and exchanging photos, and it is expensive, so you can decorate as many as you want from among the many developed photos and enjoy it. There was the problem of having to prepare a large number of such expensive frames, which was difficult in practice, so I had no choice but to insert them into the above-mentioned simple album. Moreover, the conventional frame is quite heavy and often contains glass as a component, so if it is touched by the body or vibration such as an earthquake is applied, it easily falls off the table and is easily broken. There was the problem of taking up space.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 The present invention was devised to solve the above-mentioned problems, and the first purpose thereof is the same in appearance as a conventional frame, but it is lightweight, and has a high degree of freedom in design and decoration. It is to provide an inexpensive and simple picture frame that allows you to easily decorate and view desired photos. The second purpose of the present invention is to flatly assemble the product before use, and the assembly condition and the arrangement condition on the table are stable, and the manufacturing is easy by punching. It is to provide a simple frame that can be mass-produced. A third object of the present invention is to provide a simple picture frame which has a smaller number of parts and is simple and inexpensive in addition to the first object. In the present invention, “photos” is a concept that includes not only photographs but also cards such as New Year's cards and Christmas cards, and various flat objects such as cutouts and cuts of publications such as magazines and newspapers.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the first object, the present invention bends a paper having an appropriate hardness or a sheet mainly composed of such a paper, and stacks the photographic mounting surface portion, a frame-shaped portion surrounding the photographic mounting surface portion, and the photographic mounting surface portion on the back side. A back plate part formed in series, and a stand part body in which a support plate part and leg parts are formed in series by bending a sheet of paper or a sheet having an appropriate hardness as a main body, The back plate portion is locked to the photo-mounting surface portion by a plurality of cut-and-raised pieces, and the stand portion body has a support plate portion between the back-plate portion and the photo-like mounting surface portion between the cut-and-raised pieces. It is configured to be assembled by being inserted and clamped in. A more preferable configuration is that in addition to the above configuration, a transparent cover is also provided, and the transparent cover has an insertion protrusion at the end, which fits into a notch hole provided in the frame-like portion near the photo attachment surface. It has become established.

In order to achieve the second object, according to the present invention, the sheet of the main body has a photograph mounting surface portion corresponding to a photograph of a desired size in the central portion, and a flap is provided on each side thereof. The number of cut-and-raised pieces corresponding to the flaps is arranged in the central area of the photo attachment surface, and the base of the flap adjacent to the photo attachment surface is provided at the end of the transparent cover. There is a cutout hole for the beam insertion protrusion, and each flap has a frame-shaped part for forming a three-dimensional frame-shaped part that surrounds the periphery of the photo-mounting surface, and a overlap on the back of the photo-mounting surface. The back plate part forming part for forming the back plate part is continuously connected through a plurality of fold lines, and the frame part forming part forms a continuous ridge line with adjacent parts, so that the width is wide. Both sides in the direction expand outward, and There is a notch on the side edge in the direction and a insert piece on the side edge in the width direction of the other set, and the back plate forming parts overlap each other and overlap with the back surface of the photographic mounting surface. The back plate forming portion is provided with a cut into which the cut-and-raised piece is to be inserted. The seat of the stand body is provided with a leg forming portion connected via a fold line in the center of the width direction and a support plate forming portion bent at the front end of the leg forming portion via the fold line. The support plate forming part has a size that fits into the overlapping gap between the back plate forming part and the photo mounting surface part, which is closer to the center than the cut and raised pieces protruding from the cut. There is. Further, preferably, a notch for forming a mountain-shaped pressing portion is provided in a boundary region between the leg forming portion and the support plate forming portion. Further, in order to achieve the third object, the present invention is to integrally form a stand consisting of a cut-and-raised piece on the back plate instead of the stand body. The structure of the main body may be the same as the structure for achieving the second object.

The basic structure of the present invention is as described above, but the preferred embodiments include the following. In order to form a vertical inner wall surface with a relatively low height around the frame on which the photographs are attached, the flap frame-forming portion forms a short width strip portion on each side of the images attachment surface via folding lines. Including those having. The frame-shaped part for forming the flap has a trapezoidal strip-shaped part connected to each side of the photo attachment surface via folding lines to form a relatively high rising inner wall surface around the photo attachment surface. Including what you are doing. The frame-shaped portion forming portion of the flap is continuously provided around the photographic attachment surface portion with a band-shaped portion for forming an inner wall surface and a front wall surface via folding lines. The simple frame according to the present invention is basically a front rectangular shape, but in addition to this, a polygon such as a triangle, a pentagon, and a hexagon, and other irregular shapes and an oval shape are also included.

[0007]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 to 17 show a first mode of an assembled simple frame according to the present invention. 1 to 9 show the first embodiment. 1 and 2 show a state in which the present invention is used vertically, and FIGS. 3 and 4 show a state in which it is used horizontally. In these figures, 1 is a main body, 2 is a stand body, 3 is a transparent cover, and 4 is an arbitrary photograph to be displayed. The main body 1 and the stand body 2 are composed of moderately hard paper (including a plurality of laminated sheets) or sheets 1A and 2A formed by laminating a plastic thin film as shown in FIG. , Printing desired colors and patterns, patterns, letters, symbols, etc. on the surfaces of the sheets 1A and 2A, as illustrated in FIG. 1 or FIG. 4, or, although not shown, stamp foil, gold, silver, etc. Desired decoration B such as colored powder adhesion, nazome, embossing is applied. The transparent cover 3 is made of an appropriately flexible plastic film or sheet.

The main body 1 is made by mountain-folding or valley-folding the sheet 1 A, and the photograph mounting surface portion 10, the frame-shaped portion 11 that stands up to surround the same, and the frame-shaped portion 11 It has a three-dimensional shape of a front rectangular shape with a back plate portion 12 which is inverted and overlapped on the back surface of the photograph mounting surface portion 10. The inside of the frame-shaped portion 11 is hollow as shown in FIG. It is 13. The cut-and-raised pieces 100 corresponding to the number of sides (four in this example) are provided at predetermined intervals in the central area of the photo-like mounting surface section 10. Is bent to the back side of the sheet, and penetrates through the notch 120 provided in the back plate portion 12 and is bent so as to be close to the paper surface. In this example, the frame-shaped portion 11 rises vertically from each side of the photo-mounting surface portion 10 and has a relatively low inner wall surface 11a, and the height gradually increases outward from the upper end of the inner wall surface 11a. It has a front wall surface 11b which is inclined at a required angle and an outer wall surface 11c which vertically or obliquely descends from the end of the front wall surface 11b.

The stand body 2 has a leg portion 20 bent in a mountain-shaped cross section, and a support plate portion 21 bent at a right angle from a front end of the leg portion 20 through oblique fold lines 201, 201. And have. The receiving and supporting plate portion 21 has an area that is appropriately smaller as a whole than the rectangular area formed by a line that virtually connects the cut-and-raised pieces 100a. The receiving plate 21 and the upper end of the leg 20 are locally separated to form a mountain-shaped presser 202, and the lower end of the receiving plate 21 is more appropriately than the lower front end of the leg 20. It has protrusions 210 and 210 extending downward. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the support plate portion 21 is inserted into the overlapping gap between the back plate portion 12 and the mounting surface portion 10 so as to be clamped in the peripheral portion of the back plate portion 12 and the tip of the leg portion. The mountain-shaped presser 202 is appropriately bited from the end of the back plate portion 12 to the front surface side to prevent displacement and disengagement.

At least one set of cut holes (slits) 101 are provided in the root region of the frame-shaped portion 11 rising from the photograph mounting surface portion 10 so as to face each other. Insertion protrusions 30 and 30 are formed at positions corresponding to the cut holes 101 and 101. The desired photographs 4 are set on the photographs mounting surface portion 10 with the viewing surface for image pickup and the like, and in this state the transparent cover 3 is placed thereon, and the projections 30, 30 are inserted into the cut holes 101, 101. By inserting the, it can be fixed together with the interfacial adsorption action.

FIG. 6 shows the back surfaces of the seat 1A for obtaining the main body 1 of the first embodiment and the seat 2A for obtaining the stand body 2, respectively. The seat 1A has a photographic-type mounting surface portion 10 of a required size in the center, and two sets of flaps 1a and 1b, in which the sides facing the four sides of the sheet 1A, form a set, are continuously arranged. The photograph mounting surface portion 10 is provided with four cut-and-raised locking pieces 100 at predetermined intervals in the central region so as to correspond to the flaps 1a and 1b. These cut-and-raised pieces 120 have a split-circular contour, and a straight line portion 100 ′ of the cut-and-raised piece 120 is connected to the photograph mounting surface portion 10, and the other contour portions are separated from the photograph mounting surface portion 10 by a notch 100 ″. .

The flaps 1a and 1b are for forming the frame-shaped portion 11 and the back plate portion 12, and the insertion protrusions 30 and 30 of the transparent cover 3 are provided at the portions corresponding to the roots of the pair of flaps 1b and 1b. Notch holes 101, 101 for inserting are provided. In this embodiment, since the main body 1 has the vertical inner wall surface 11a, the flaps 1a and 1b are provided with the short width strip-shaped portion 13 through the folding line 130 at the boundary with the photograph mounting surface portion 10. have. Then, the first frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 is continuously provided at the outer end of the band-shaped portion 13 via the folding line 140, and the fold line 150 is formed at the outer end of the frame-shaped portion formation portion 14. The second frame-shaped portion forming portion 15 is continuously connected via the back frame portion forming portion 16 and the back plate portion forming portion 16 is continuously connected to the outer end of the second frame portion via a folding line 160.

The first frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 is for forming the front wall 11b, and both sides in the width direction are outside so that the four corners of the front wall 11b are continuously and smoothly connected by ridge lines. It has a trapezoidal shape that widens toward you. Insertion pieces 141 are provided on both sides in the width direction of the frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 of the pair of flaps 1a, 1a so as to project through folding lines 143, and another pair of flaps 1b, 1b. Notches 142 for inserting the insertion pieces 141 are provided near both sides in the width direction of the frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 of 1b. The second frame-shaped portion forming portion 15 is for forming the outer wall surface 11c, and has a trapezoidal shape in which both sides in the width direction widen outward. In this embodiment, short projecting pieces 151 are continuously provided on both sides in the width direction of the frame-shaped portion forming portions 15 of the pair of flaps 1a and 1a so as to prevent a gap from being formed on the ridgelines of the corners. Has been done. The back plate portion forming portion 16 is gradually narrowed on both sides in the width direction prior to the connecting portion with the second frame portion forming portion 15, and the cut-and-raised piece 100 is provided in a region near the tip portion. A notch 120 is provided to be inserted.

The stand body 2 has a leg portion forming portion 20 ′ whose width becomes narrower toward the rear and a support plate portion forming portion 21 ′ that is connected to the front end of the leg portion forming portion 20 ′. The part forming part 20 ′ has a folding line 200 running in the longitudinal direction at the center in the width direction. At the boundary portion between the leg forming portion 20 'and the receiving plate forming portion 21', oblique fold lines 201, 201 having a non-perpendicular angle to the fold line 200 and having an arrow-shaped angle are formed. In addition, the end portion of the support plate forming portion 21 'which is to be the lower end when used is appropriately extended beyond the lower end of the leg forming portion 20' to form the protrusions 210, 210. In addition, in the receiving plate portion forming part 21 ', a notch 203 reaching an intersection of the folding lines 201, 201 is provided on an extension line of the folding line 200, and is continuously formed on the folding lines 201, 201. An appropriate length of inverted V-shaped notch 204 is provided. When the support plate portion forming portion 21 ′ is bent along the folding line 200 by the notch 203, the upper portion is divided into V-shapes, and the entire contour forms three substantially rectangular sides. It is possible to form a support plate portion 21 that is larger than the window hole-like space formed by the outer edge of the back plate portion forming portion 16 of each of the flaps 1a, 1a, 1b, 1b. Further, the inverted V-shaped notch 204 is formed so that the above-mentioned mountain-shaped retainer 202 is formed at the top end of the leg portion 20. In this embodiment, cuts 205, 205 of appropriate length are further provided on the folding lines 201, 201 from the base ends of the protrusions 210, 210. When the stand body 2 is formed, the cuts 205, 205 are formed. As shown in FIG. 2, a double-sided presser 206, which is locked to the outer edge surface side of the back plate portion forming portion 16 by 205, is formed at the lower end of the leg portion 20.

10 to 13 show a second embodiment of the first aspect of the present invention. Also in this embodiment, the main body 1, the stand body 2, and the transparent cover 3 are used. The main body 1 includes a photograph mounting surface portion 10, a frame-shaped portion 11 that stands up to surround the same, and a frame-shaped portion. It is similar to the first embodiment in that it has a three-dimensional shape of a front rectangular shape provided with a back plate portion 12 which is reversed from 11 and overlaps with the back surface of the photograph mounting surface portion 10 and has a required thickness. In the present embodiment, the frame-shaped portion 11 of the main body 1 has an inner wall surface 11a that rises relatively high from each side of the photograph mounting surface portion 10, and the height gradually decreases outward from the upper end of the inner wall surface 11a. It has a front wall surface 11b having a gradient of a required angle, and an outer wall surface 11c descending vertically or inclined from the end of the front wall surface 11b.

For this reason, the flaps 1 a and 1 b have a band-shaped portion 13 ′ via a fold line 130 at the boundary with the photograph mounting surface portion 10. Then, the first frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 is connected to the outer end of the belt-shaped portion 13 ′ via the first folding line 140, and the outer end of the frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 is formed. The second frame-shaped portion forming portion 15 is continuously connected to the back frame portion via the second folding line 150, and the back plate portion forming portion 16 is connected to the outer end of the back frame portion forming portion 15 via the third folding line 160. It is set up.

The strip-shaped portion 13 ′ is formed in a trapezoidal shape to obtain an inclination angle, and the strip-shaped portions 13 ′ of the pair of flaps 1 b have protrusions for wrapping the corners on both sides in the width direction. ing. The first frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 has a trapezoidal shape in which both sides in the width direction widen outward so that the four corners of the front wall 11b are continuously and smoothly connected by ridge lines when bent. Further, insertion pieces 141 are projectingly provided on both sides in the width direction of the frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 of the pair of flaps 1a and 1a via folding lines 143, and the frame shape of the other pair of flaps 1b and 1b. Notches 142 for inserting the insertion piece 141 are provided near both sides in the width direction of the portion forming portion 14. The second frame-shaped portion forming portion 15 is for forming the outer wall surface 11c, and in this example, since the outer wall surface 11c is a vertical wall, it has a rectangular shape, and a gap is generated at the ridge line of the corner portion. In this embodiment, short protrusions 151 are continuously provided on both sides in the width direction of the frame-shaped portion forming portions 15 of the pair of flaps 1a and 1a via folding lines 152 so as not to exist. Since the other structure is the same as that of the first embodiment, the same parts are designated by the same reference numerals and the description thereof will be omitted.

14 to 17 show a third embodiment of the first aspect of the present invention. The basic structure of this embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment, but in this embodiment, the frame-shaped portion 11 of the main body 1 rises in an inclined shape from each side of the photograph-type mounting surface portion 10 and also serves as the front wall surface 11b. ', And the outer wall surface 11c having a gradient of a required angle so that the height gradually decreases outward from the upper end thereof. Therefore, in the flaps 1a and 1b, the first frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 for the inner wall surface / front wall surface 11b 'is continuously provided at the boundary with the photograph mounting surface portion 10 via the first folding line 140. The second frame-shaped portion forming portion 15 for the outer wall surface 11c is continuously provided to the outer end of the third folding portion 150 via the second folding line 150, and the third folding portion is formed at the outer end of the second frame-shaped portion forming portion 15. The back plate forming portion 16 is continuously provided via a wire 160.

The first frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 and the second frame-shaped portion forming portion 15 have outer sides on both sides in the width direction so that the four corners of the wall are continuously and smoothly connected by ridge lines when bent. It has a trapezoidal shape that widens toward. Further, insertion pieces 154 project from two sides in the width direction of the second frame-shaped portion forming portion 15 of the pair of flaps 1a, 1a via folding lines 155, and another pair of flaps 1b, 1b. Notches 156 for inserting the insertion pieces 154 are provided near both sides in the width direction of the frame-shaped portion forming portion 15. Since the other structure is the same as that of the first embodiment, the same parts are designated by the same reference numerals and the description thereof will be omitted.

FIG. 18 shows a second aspect of the present invention. In this structure, a pair of stand portions 5, 5 made of cut and raised pieces are provided on the back plate portions 12, 12, that is, the back plate portion forming portions 16, 16 of the flap 1a and / or 1b of the seat 1A. . In this example, the stand portions 5 and 5 have a triangular shape in which the side to be in contact with the table or the like is elongated or a shape similar to this, and the side adjacent to this is a folding line and the back plate portions 12 and 12 to. The back plate portion forming portions 16 and 16 are continuously provided. Other configurations are the same as those of the main body 1 and the seat 1A shown in the respective embodiments of the first aspect, and therefore description thereof will be omitted. The second mode does not prohibit the stand unit body 2 from being used in combination, and the arrangement state may be stabilized by this. In any of the first and second embodiments, the cut-and-raised piece 100 and the insert piece 141 are provided with notches at the base portions on both sides in the width direction so as to obtain a retaining effect. A locking part that can be bent appropriately in the thickness direction is obtained. In each embodiment, the back plate forming portion 16 of the pair of flaps 1a is appropriately wrapped on the back plate forming portion 16 of the other flap 1b, but instead of this, the back plate is formed. The part forming parts 16 may be sequentially stacked in the clockwise direction or the counterclockwise direction on the back surface of the photograph mounting surface part 10. Further, it is also convenient to provide the back plate portion forming portion 16 with a display column 6 as shown in FIG. 2 for indicating the time and place where the photograph was taken. The decoration B is optional such as a printing method and / or foil stamping, adhesion of powders, and unevenness due to embossing. In the case of printing, it may be applied to the photographs mounting surface portion 10, but as shown in FIG. The surface portion 10 and the front wall surface 11a may not be applied. In addition, an adhesive portion that can be repeatedly contacted and separated may be provided in a required range of the photograph attaching surface portion 10. In this case, a release paper is attached to the adhesive portion in advance, and this is peeled off to set the photograph. In this case, the transparent cover 2 may be omitted.

[0021]

Operation of the embodiment

 In assembling the frame in the first embodiment of the first aspect and the second aspect, the mountain is first folded according to the folding line 130 from the state of the sheet of FIG. As a result, the photo mounting surface portion 10 is completed. Then, the four cut-and-raised pieces 100 of the photograph mounting surface portion 10 are erected in the upper surface direction of FIG. Next, the four flaps 1a and 1b are valley-folded along the first folding line 140. In this way, the inclined first frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 is formed. If the valley folds are made along the second fold line 150 and the valley folds are made according to the third fold line 160, the flaps 1a and 1b are in the state shown in FIG. Since the first frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 has a trapezoidal shape, both sides come close to each other, and the insertion pieces 141 of the flaps 1a and 1a are respectively inserted into the notches 142 of the other flaps 1b and 1b as shown in FIG. When inserted and inserted, the frame-shaped portion forming portions 14 are connected to each other, and a smoothly continuous front wall surface 11b is formed via a ridgeline.

Next, the short projecting pieces 151 are valley-folded, and the back plate portion of the pair of flaps 1b and 1b is formed so that the short projecting pieces 151 are included in the second frame-shaped portion forming portions 15 and 15 of the flaps 1b and 1b. The parts 16 and 16 are brought close to the photograph mounting surface part 10. By doing this, the cut 120 matches the cut-and-raised piece 100 that is standing upright on the back of the photo-mounting surface portion 10, so that the cut-and-raised piece 100 is inserted into the cut 120 as in the flap on the left side of FIG. If they are inserted and turned down, the photograph mounting surface portion 10 and the back plate portion forming portion 16 are superposed and connected. Similarly, if the back plate forming portions 16, 16 of the flaps 1a, 1a are brought close to the photograph mounting surface 10, and the cut-and-raised pieces 100 are inserted into the notches 120 and inserted to lie down, the edges are flaps 1b. , 1b are overlapped with the back plate forming portions 16 and 16 of the back plate portion, and are superposed and connected to the photograph mounting surface portion 10. As a result, the outer wall surface 11c and the back plate portion 12 are also formed, and the main body 1 as shown in FIG. 1 is completed. In the first aspect, in the sheet 2A for the stand body 2, the leg forming portion 20 'is valley-folded according to the folding line 200, and the support plate forming portion 21' is formed into the oblique folding line 201. , 201, a mountain fold may be performed, whereby the stand body 2 including the leg portion 20 having a mountain-shaped cross section and the support plate portion 21 is completed. Since the upper portion of the receiving plate portion forming portion 21 'is bent into two in a V shape by the notch 203, it extends in a perpendicular relationship with the leg portion 20 as shown in FIG.

Next, it is confirmed whether the photograph to be displayed is a vertical plate or a horizontal plate. If the plate is a vertical plate, the main body 1 is placed vertically as shown in FIG. 1, and if it is a horizontal plate, it is placed horizontally as shown in FIG. After that, the stand portion body 2 may be assembled to the main body 1 in this state. At the time of this assembling, the leg portion 20 is pinched to bring the support plate portion 21 close to the back portion of the main body 1, and the leg portion 20 is appropriately compressed. By doing so, the apparent area of the receiving and supporting plate portion 21 is reduced, so that the end portion of the back plate portion 12 forming the back plate portion 12 in the superposed state can smoothly dive. When the leg 20 is released from compression when the front surface of the support plate 21 comes into contact with the photograph mounting surface 10, the spring support restores the support plate 21 to its original area. As a result, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, the support plate portion 21 is pressed by the edge portion of the back plate portion 12 whose peripheral portions are superposed. Since the mountain-shaped presser 202 is formed at the front end of the leg portion 20 by the inverted V-shaped notch 204 and separated from the receiving support plate portion 21, this mountain-shaped presser 202 is an edge portion of one back plate portion 12. Contact the surface. Therefore, the stand body 2 is reliably and stably connected to the main body 1. Further, if the notch 205 is provided as shown in the drawing, the both-side presser 206 is also formed on the lower side of the leg portion 20, so that these contact the edge surface of another back plate portion 12 and further connect. The state is ensured.

After that, select a desired photograph 4 and set it on the recessed photograph mounting surface portion 10 shown in FIG. 1 or 3, and bend the transparent cover 3 appropriately to bend the photograph mounting surface. It suffices to insert into the portion 10 and insert the protrusions 30 and 30 at both ends into the cut holes 101 and 101 of the inner wall surface 11a. As a result, the transparent cover 3 is brought into close contact with the photographs 4 by the suction force of the interface and is also locked to the inner wall surface 11a. All of these operations can be performed by operating the front side of the main body 1, which is extremely simple.

In the second embodiment of the first aspect and the second aspect, the method of assembling the main body 1 is similar to that of the first embodiment, and the mountain fold is performed according to the fold line 130, and the first fold line 140, Fold along the second fold line 150 and the third fold line 160, insert the insert pieces 141 of the adjacent first frame-shaped portion forming portions 14 into the notches 142, and attach each back plate portion forming portion 16 to each other. It suffices to bend and cut and raise the piece 100 into the notch 120 so as to approach the back surface of the photograph mounting surface portion 10. As a result, the flaps 1a and 1b are connected and integrated with the photograph mounting surface portion 10, and have a three-dimensional structure having an inner wall surface 11a inclined with the photograph mounting surface portion 10 as a bottom, a front wall surface 11b tilting downward, and an outer wall surface 11c descending from the front wall surface 11b. The main body 1 is completed. In the third embodiment as well, in order to obtain the main body 1, the first fold line 140, the second fold line 150 and the third fold line 160 are valley-folded to form the adjacent first frame-shaped portions. It suffices to insert the insertion piece 141 of the portion 14 into the notch 142, bend each back plate portion forming portion 16 so as to approach the back surface of the photograph mounting surface portion 10, and insert the cut and raised piece 100 into the notch 120. In the third embodiment, since the inner wall surface and the front wall surface are shared, the number of folds is small and the operation is simple. This completes the body as shown in FIGS. 14 and 17. In any of the embodiments, the mounting of the stand body 2 is the same as in the first embodiment, and the setting of the photographs 4 and the transparent cover 3 are also the same.

The frame with the desired photograph is completed as described above, so that it can be displayed on a desired place such as a table. In this way, the stand body 2 and the outer wall surface 11 are arranged in a stable standing state, and the main body 1 is decorated by a printing method, so that it is beautiful and luxurious, and the main body 1 is a flat board. It has a thick three-dimensional shape, and because the photographs 4 are recessed from the front wall surface 11b, a good sense of depth can be obtained, and the surface of the photographs is covered with the transparent cover 3. In addition, it is possible to prevent stains on the photographs and to give the impression of artistic photographs taken by photographers, even if they are just portraits. If you are tired of the pictures 4 you have decorated, pick up the transparent cover 3 to remove the insertion protrusions 30, 30 from both ends of the cut holes 101, 101, replace it with another picture 4, and re-insert the transparent cover 3 again. It's as simple as mounting the, which is almost a one-touch operation. Even when it is discarded, since the main body 1 and the stand body 2 are mainly made of paper, they can be incinerated as household waste, and the cut-and-raised piece 100 is extracted from the cut 120, The main body 1 is returned to the state of the sheet 1A of FIG. 6 when each of the insertion pieces 141 is pulled out from the notch 142, so that it is not bulky. In the second aspect, after completion of the main body 1 or when assembling the main body 1 from the sheet 1A, it is sufficient to cut and raise along the fold lines to raise the pieces 5 and 5 outward, and as shown in FIG. Since the stand is formed, the main body 1 can be easily supported on a table or the like.

[0027]

[Effect of the invention]

 According to the first aspect of the present invention described above, since the main body 1 and the stand body 2 are both made of paper or a sheet mainly made of paper, they are flat and lightweight before use, and therefore a large number of them are stacked. Because it can be stored and transported, it is convenient for users to carry as a product for sale or as a novelty. Even when it is no longer needed, it can be disposed of as household waste, and incineration does not cause pollution problems. Then, the sheet 1A is bent and written, and the back plate portion 12 which is bent in succession is superposed on the back surface of the photograph mounting surface portion 10, and the cut and raised piece 100 standing upright from the photograph mounting surface portion 10 is inserted into the back plate portion 12. Since it is inserted, the stability of the three-dimensional shape of the main body 1 is good, and the support plate portion 21 of the stand body 2 is narrowed in the overlapping gap between the back plate portion 12 and the photograph mounting surface portion 10. The main body 1 can be securely connected to the main body 1 without being separated, and the main body 1 can be stably supported in either the vertical form or the horizontal form, so that a favorite photograph can be easily displayed on the table. Furthermore, since the photographs mounting surface portion 10 is located in the inner part surrounded by the frame-shaped portion 11, the photographs 4 can be easily mounted from the front side, and the main body 1 is of paper quality or is mainly composed of it. A wide variety of decorations such as printing, stamping, embossing, and powder adhering can be applied on its own, resulting in a beautiful and varied design. Combined with the frame-like portion 11 having a sense of depth, the photograph 4 can be made luxurious and beautiful, which is an excellent effect.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the transparent cover 3 is further provided, and the transparent cover 3 has the insertion projections 30 and 30 at the end portions thereof, which are provided in the frame-shaped portion 11 near the photograph mounting surface portion 10. Since it is adapted to be fixed by being fitted in the provided cut holes 101, it is very easy because the photographs 4 and the transparent cover 3 can be attached by one-touch operation from the front side. Moreover, in addition to the effect of claim 1, excellent effects are obtained in that the photographs 4 can be stably attached without coming off, dirt can be prevented from attaching, and a high-grade feeling can be exhibited.

According to the third aspect, since the main body 1 and the stand body 2 are made of sheets, they can be mass-produced at low cost by punching and the like, and the sheet 1A for the main body is attached to the photograph type. The flaps 1a and 1b having the frame-shaped portion forming portions 14 and 15 and the back plate portion forming portion 16 are connected to each side of the surface portion 10 via folding lines, and the flaps 1a and 1b are connected to the frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 or 15. Is provided with a notch 142 or 152 and an insert piece 141 or 151 for connecting adjacent ones, and a cut-and-raised piece standing upright from the photograph mounting surface portion 10 is provided in an end region of the back plate forming portion 16. Since the notch 120 through which 100 is inserted is provided, the main body can be easily assembled in an extremely short time without using an adhesive or the like. That is, if the sheet 1A is mountain-folded or valley-folded according to the folding line, and adjacent flaps are connected to each other by the notch and the insert piece, a three-dimensional frame-shaped portion 11 is formed, and the frame-shaped portion 11 is formed into a right angle shape. The cut-and-raised piece 100, which is erected upright from the photo-mounting surface portion while stacking the bent back-plate-forming portion 16 on the photo-mounting surface portion 10, is inserted into the notch 120 of the back-plate portion-forming portion 16. It can be assembled by anyone in a short time because it only needs to be inserted and bent. As described above, the cut-and-raised piece 100 of the photo-mounting surface portion 10 is made to penetrate the notch 120 of the back plate portion-forming portion 16, so that the three-dimensional shape of the frame-shaped portion 11 may collapse even when an external force is applied. Moreover, since the photograph mounting surface portion 10 is lined, the stable shape can be maintained. In addition, the sheet 2A of the stand body 2 has a chevron-shaped leg forming portion 20 'through a folding line 200 at the center in the width direction, and folding lines 201, 201 are formed at the front ends of the leg forming portion 20'. Since the receiving plate portion forming portion 21 'that is bent through is continuously provided, a simple structure can be obtained, and the leg portion 20 formed in both the vertical form and the horizontal form can be picked with fingers. With proper compression, the angle of the chevron increases and the width of the support plate 21 decreases, so it is easy to insert it into the gap between the back plate 12 and the photo mounting surface 10, and it is almost a one-touch operation. Operation is enough. Moreover, when the pressure is released, the support plate 21 is expanded by the spring back, and at least three sides of the support plate 21 are clamped by the back plate 12, so that the support plate 21 is reliably prevented from coming off, and some vibration or vibration may occur. The main body 1 is not separated from the main body 1 by contact, and the main body 1 can be stably supported at a required inclination angle.

According to claim 4, since the main body 1 is made of paper or a sheet mainly composed of it, it is flat and lightweight before use, and therefore a large number can be stacked, so that it can be stored or transported. It does not take up space and is convenient for users to carry as a product for sale or as a novelty item. There is no danger if it falls due to an earthquake, etc. Even if it is displayed for a long time and is no longer needed, it is discarded as household waste. Can be done, and incineration does not cause pollution problems. Since the stand is also integrated with the main body 1, the number of parts is one and it is simpler. Then, the sheet 1A is bent and written, and the back plate portion 12 which is bent in succession is superposed on the back surface of the photograph mounting surface portion 10, and the cut and raised piece 100 standing upright from the photograph mounting surface portion 10 is inserted into the back plate portion 12. Since it is inserted, the stability of the three-dimensional shape of the main body 1 is good, and the support plate portion 21 of the stand body 2 is narrowed in the overlapping gap between the back plate portion 12 and the photograph mounting surface portion 10. The main body 1 can be securely connected to the main body 1 without being separated, and the main body 1 can be stably supported in either the vertical form or the horizontal form, so that a favorite photograph can be easily displayed on the table. Furthermore, since the photographs mounting surface portion 10 is located in the inner part surrounded by the frame-shaped portion 11, the photographs 4 can be easily mounted from the front side, and the main body 1 is of paper quality or is mainly composed of it. Since a wide variety of decorations can be freely applied, it is possible to create a beautiful and varied design, and since the photograph mounting surface portion 10 is recessed and the frame-shaped portion 11 surrounds this, the depth is increased. Combined with the feeling, it has the excellent effect of making Photos 4 look gorgeous and beautiful.

According to claim 5, the same effect as that of claim 2 can be obtained. According to claim 6, since the stand body is not required and only the seat 1A of the main body 1 is required, it can be mass-produced at a lower cost, and the seat 1A for the main body is provided with a frame on each side of the photo mounting surface portion 10. The flaps 1a and 1b having the portion 14 and 15 for forming the plate-shaped portion and the portion 16 for forming the back plate portion are continuously provided through a fold line, and the adjacent portions are formed in the frame-shaped portion 14 or 15. A notch 142 or 152 for connection and an insert piece 141 or 151 are provided, and a notch 120 for inserting and penetrating a cut-and-raised piece 100 standing upright from the photograph mounting surface portion 10 is provided in an end region of the back plate forming portion 16. Since it is arranged, the main body can be easily assembled in a very short time without using an adhesive or the like. Since the cut-and-raised piece 100 of the photo-mounting surface portion 10 is passed through the notch 120 of the back plate portion forming portion 16, the three-dimensional shape of the frame-shaped portion 11 does not collapse even when an external force is applied, and Since the photographs mounting surface portion 10 is also lined, an excellent effect that a stable shape can be maintained is obtained. According to claim 6, since the stand portion 2 is provided with the mountain-shaped pressing portion 202 in the boundary region between the leg portion 20 and the support plate portion 21 through the notch 204, the mountain-shaped pressing portion. 202 has an excellent effect that the edge portion of the back plate portion 12 is fixed from the surface side with the support plate portion 21 interposed therebetween, and the stand body 2 and the main body 1 can be integrated more reliably. .

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of a simple frame according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the same as seen from the back side.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an example in which the first embodiment is in a horizontal printing state.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the same as seen from the back side.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line XX of FIG. 3;

FIG. 6 is a rear view of the seat state of the first embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state where the main body is being assembled from the one shown in FIG. 6;

FIG. 8 is a partial plan view of FIG.

FIG. 9 is a partially cutaway plan view of the main body in a completed state.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view of the same as seen from the back side.

FIG. 12 is a partial sectional view of the same.

FIG. 13 is a rear view of the seat state of the second embodiment.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view of the same from the back side thereof.

FIG. 16 is a partial sectional view of the same.

FIG. 17 is a rear view of the seat state of the third embodiment.

FIG. 18 is a rear view showing an example of the second aspect of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 main body 1A sheet 2A sheet 2 stand part body 3 transparent cover 4 photos 5 stand part consisting of cut and raised pieces 10 photos attachment surface part 11 frame part 11a inner wall surface 11b front wall surface 11c outer wall surface 12 back plate part 14 1st Frame-shaped portion forming portion 15 second frame-shaped portion forming portion 16 back plate portion forming portion 20 leg portion 20 'leg portion forming portion 21 receiving plate portion 21' receiving plate portion forming portion 30 insertion Protrusion 100 Cut-and-raised piece 101 Cut-in hole 120 Cut-in 141 Insert piece 142 Cut-in 202 Crest-like presser 204 Both-side presser

Claims (10)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A back plate which is formed by bending a sheet of paper 1A having an appropriate hardness or a sheet 1A composed mainly of the same and bending the photograph attaching surface portion 10, a frame-like portion 11 surrounding the same and the photograph attaching surface portion 10. The main body 1 in which 12 is formed in series and the paper 2A having a proper hardness or the sheet 2A mainly of which is bent are bent to receive the support plate portion 21.
A stand portion body 2 in which a leg portion 21 and a leg portion 21 are formed in series. The back plate portion 12 is locked to the photographic attachment surface portion 10 by a plurality of cut and raised pieces 100, and the stand portion body 2 is supported. The plate portion 21 has the back plate portion 12 between the cut and raised pieces 100.
A simple picture frame characterized in that it is assembled by being inserted and sandwiched between the photo frame and the photograph mounting surface portion. 2. A back plate portion which is overlapped behind the photographs mounting surface portion 10, a frame portion 11 surrounding the photographs mounting surface portion 10 and the photographs mounting surface portion 10 by bending a sheet of paper having an appropriate hardness or a sheet 1A mainly composed of the same. The main body 1 in which 12 is formed in series and the paper 2A having a proper hardness or the sheet 2A mainly of which is bent are bent to receive the support plate portion 21.
The stand part body 2 in which the and the leg parts 21 are formed in series and the transparent cover 3 are provided, and the back plate part 12 is locked to the photographic attachment surface part 10 by a plurality of cut-and-raised pieces 100, and the stand part. The body 2 is assembled by the support plate portion 21 being fitted and sandwiched between the back plate portion 12 between the cut-and-raised pieces 100 and the photograph mounting surface portion 10, and the transparent cover 3 is an end portion. A simple frame characterized in that it has insertion projections 30 and 30 and is adapted to be fixed by being fitted into cut-out holes 101 and 101 provided in the frame-like portion 11 near the photograph mounting surface portion 10. . 3. A sheet 1A of the main body has a photograph mounting surface portion 10 corresponding to a photograph of a desired size in the central portion, and flaps 1a and 1b are provided on each side of the photograph mounting surface portion 10. Is provided with a number of cut-and-raised pieces 100 corresponding to the flaps 1a and 1b in the central area, and a flap provided at the end of the transparent cover 3 is provided at the base of the flap close to the photograph mounting surface 10. Cutouts 101, 101 are provided for the projections 30, 30, and each flap 1a, 1b forms a frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 for forming a three-dimensional frame-shaped portion 11 surrounding the periphery of the photographic attachment surface portion 10. , 15 and a back plate part forming part 16 for forming a back plate part 12 to be overlapped on the back surface of the photo mounting surface part 10 are connected in series through a plurality of folding lines 130, 140, 150, 160. The frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 Others with 15 both widthwise sides to form a continuous ridge Adjacent to expand outward, in the width direction side edge of the one set notches 142
Or, insert 152 into the widthwise side edge of the other set 1
41 or 151 are provided respectively, and the back plate portion forming portions 16 have a size that overlaps with each other and overlaps with the back surface of the photographic attachment surface portion 10. The notch 120 into which the cut-and-raised piece 100 is to be inserted is provided, and the sheet 2A of the stand body 2 has a folding line 2 at the center in the width direction.
And a leg portion forming portion 20 ′ and a leg portion forming portion 2
At the front end of 0 ', a support plate portion forming portion 21' which is bent via folding lines 201, 201 is continuously provided, and the support plate portion forming portion 21 'is formed by each cutout protruding from the notch 120. The simple frame according to claim 1 or 2, which has a size to be fitted into the overlapping gap between the back plate portion forming portion 16 closer to the center than the raised piece 120 and the photograph mounting surface portion 10. 4. A back plate portion which is overlapped behind the photographs mounting surface portion 10, a frame portion 11 surrounding the photographs mounting surface portion 10, and the photographs mounting surface portion 10 by bending a sheet of paper having an appropriate hardness or a sheet 1A mainly composed of the same. And a main body 1 in which 12 are formed in series.
Reference numeral 2 is a plurality of cut-and-raised pieces 100 for attaching the photograph-type mounting surface portion 1.
A simple picture frame characterized in that the stand 5 is provided with a stand 5 formed of a cut-and-raised piece. 5. A back plate portion which is overlapped behind the photographs mounting surface portion 10, a frame portion 11 enclosing the photographs mounting surface portion 10 and the photographs mounting surface portion 10 by bending a sheet having a proper hardness or a sheet 1A mainly composed of the same. A stand 5 including a main body 1 in which 12 are formed in series and a transparent cover 3, and the back plate portion 12 is a cut and raised piece.
Is provided, and the transparent cover 3 has an insertion protrusion 30,
A frame-shaped portion 1 having a numeral 30 which is close to the photograph mounting surface portion 10.
A simple picture frame characterized in that it is fixed by being fitted in the cut holes 101, 101 provided in 1. 6. The sheet 1A of the main body has a photograph attaching surface portion 10 corresponding to a photograph of a desired size in a central portion, and flaps 1a and 1b are provided on each side of the photograph attaching surface portion 10, respectively. Is provided with a number of cut-and-raised pieces 100 corresponding to the flaps 1a and 1b in the central area, and a flap provided at the end of the transparent cover 3 is provided at the base of the flap close to the photograph mounting surface 10. Cutouts 101, 101 are provided for the projections 30, 30, and each flap 1a, 1b forms a frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 for forming a three-dimensional frame-shaped portion 11 surrounding the periphery of the photographic attachment surface portion 10. , 15 and a back plate part forming part 16 for forming a back plate part 12 to be overlapped on the back surface of the photo mounting surface part 10 are connected in series through a plurality of folding lines 130, 140, 150, 160. The frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 Others with 15 both widthwise sides to form a continuous ridge Adjacent to expand outward, in the width direction side edge of the one set notches 142
Or, insert 152 into the widthwise side edge of the other set 1
41 or 151 are provided respectively, and the back plate portion forming portions 16 have a size that overlaps with each other and overlaps with the back surface of the photographic attachment surface portion 10. The simple picture frame according to claim 4 or 5, which is provided with a cut 120 into which the cut and raised piece 100 is to be inserted. 7. A leg forming portion 20 'and a support plate forming portion 2
The simple picture frame according to claim 3, wherein a notch 204 for forming the mountain-shaped pressing portion 202 is provided in a boundary region with 1 '. 8. A frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 of the flaps 1a, 1b.
However, in order to form the vertical inner wall surface 11a having a relatively low height around the photograph mounting surface portion 10, the photograph mounting surface portion 10 is formed.
The simple frame according to claim 3 or 6, which includes a strip-shaped portion 13 having a short width on each side of the strip with a folding line 130 therebetween. 9. A frame-shaped portion forming portion 14 of the flaps 1a, 1b.
However, in order to form a relatively high rising inner wall surface 11a around the photographs mounting surface portion 10, a trapezoidal strip-shaped portion 13 'is continuously provided on each side of the photographs mounting surface portion 10 via a folding line 130. The simple picture frame according to claim 3 or 6, which includes a frame. 10. A frame-shaped portion forming portion 1 of the flaps 1a, 1b.
4 is an inner wall surface / front wall surface 11 around the photo mounting surface portion 10.
The simple frame according to claim 3 or 6, wherein the band-shaped portions 140 for forming b'are continuously provided via a fold line.