JP3105943U - Office supplies organizer with slanted lid - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to make it easier to use a pen stand, a small stationery case, and a postcard case.
A pen stand, a small stationery, a postcard, and a memo pad stationery are integrated into one, and a partition is inclined at an angle of about 60 degrees toward the front so that it is easy to organize and remove, and necessary stationery can be collected from one place. It can be taken out immediately. A large partition with a width of 25 mm was provided so that an electronic dictionary, a computer, and the like could be stored, and medium-sized stationery such as a stapler could be stored. Small partitions are provided so that small stationery such as rubber stamps, stapler needles, and erasers can be inserted.
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Description

  Conventional pen stands, small stationery holders, and postcards are often upright type stationery, and they exist in an independent form, but in the case of pen stand stationery, when inserted, the end of the stationery is mixed and the appearance is bad, I had to find it out to take it out, so I felt inconvenience. In addition, the accessory storage stationery was either an upright type or a horizontal type, and there was no coordination on what to put in. Postcards and memos are also upright, and there is no combination with the above-mentioned pen stand and small stationery case.It is an independent form, so when you need it, do not remove it from each stationery. It was inconvenient.

Means that the invention seeks to solve

  In order to eliminate the above deficiencies and inconveniences, each stationery is provided with a partition so that it can be divided. In order to make it easy to take out, the partition was inclined at about 60 degrees in front of it, so that it was easy to see where it was at a glance and to make it easy to take out.

  First, as for the pen stand, as shown in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 11, the partition is inclined at about 60 degrees, the height is lowered toward the front, so that it is easy to see from the front, and the inside is understood from FIG. Is divided into three parts, the uppermost part is a large and tall thing such as scissors and glue, the middle part has 12 writing implement holders, and the hole is large and spacious to accommodate many, slightly thicker writing implements. It was taken. Next, a large hole was prepared at the bottom to accommodate a thicker magic.

  Next, regarding the accessory stationery case, similarly, as shown in the cross-sectional view of FIG. As can be understood from FIG. 18, a large partition having a width of 25 mm was provided so that an electronic dictionary, a computer, and the like could be put in, and medium-sized stationery such as a stapler could be stored. Further, the lower portion is provided with a small partition, though it is a little narrow (see FIGS. 12 and 18), so that a small stationery such as a rubber stamp, a stapler, and an eraser can be inserted. In addition, small partitions were provided at both ends of the partition so that a seal could be inserted. In addition, a space is provided in the box shape at the frontmost part so that stationery such as an intaglio which is not good when inclined is also provided.

  Next, as can be understood from FIG. 19, the postcard insertion portion has a depth of 42 mm from the bottom when the ruler is inserted and may not be able to be removed when inserted, so as shown in FIG. A table was provided so that the end of the ruler was exposed, and the front was also lowered to make it easier to take in when a memo pad or the like was inserted.

  Furthermore, if each stationery is independent as in the past, the meaning will be weakened, so the above-mentioned partitioning, slant type pen stand stationery and accessory storage stationery are combined into one as shown in the plan view of FIG. Were combined so that they could be inserted. Then, a streamlined lid about 180 mm above the table was prepared for good appearance (see the side view in FIG. 19). By the way, although this stationery is designed so that a new pencil can be inserted, a pen stand with an accessory case without a lid was also prepared in consideration of an unexpectedly long writing instrument (see FIGS. 14 and 15). Please see).

Further, as can be understood from the figures of FIGS. 1 to 9 as a higher-ranking stationery, a pen stand stationery, an accessory case stationery, a postcard and a ruler case are integrated into one, and a more useful and cohesive stationery is prepared. As a result, various stationery can be put together in one place, and necessary items can be taken out from one place.
Furthermore, similar to the pen stand with accessory case, it is conceivable that unexpectedly long stationery may be used depending on the customer's usage, so we have prepared a slanted type stationery storage container without a lid (see Fig. 9).

  By the way, the lid was made openable and removable. It was cheaper if it was just a lid to put on. In addition, a 5 mm projection was provided on the top of the lid to give a change (see Fig. 19)

The effect of the invention

  By having a slant of about 60 degrees, it is easier to see, and it is organized by partitioning, so it is easier to take out, and depending on the material, it also has an accessory role, and by combining each stationery into one , Became a more convenient stationery case.

  First of all, as can be understood from FIG. 1, it is important that the lid should be at first glance good, and the shape of the lid is streamlined so that it can be easily attached.

  Next, as can be understood from FIG. 18, the thickness of the outer shell is doubled so as to be distinguished from the partition. It can withstand external shocks. Next, as shown in FIG. 18, a slightly larger hole was prepared for the partition so that it could be easily inserted.

  Next, with regard to color, the basics were to be stationery only, sober colors were used, and because the interior was also used, calm saturation was adopted, and it was better to see the inside to some extent, so it was translucent.

  Next, regarding the size, we adopted the size as shown in Fig. 18 as a model, but depending on the customers used, for example, students, working adults, general homes, stationery stores, home centers, and different sales floors Since the needs are different, it is considered necessary to modify the size of the hole with regard to the spacing of the internal partitions, and to modify the overall size to a large stationery with a width of about 210 mm, basically on the slant type.

It is a perspective view of a slant type stationery arrangement storage case. It is a front view of the said stationery. It is a rear view of the said stationery. It is a top view of the said stationery. It is a bottom view of the said stationery. It is a side view of the said stationery. It is AA sectional drawing of the said stationery. It is BB sectional drawing of the said stationery. It is sectional drawing of the said stationery CC. It is a top view of a pen stand stationery. It is said stationery sectional drawing. It is a accessory case stationery top view. It is said stationery sectional drawing. It is a top view of the pen stand with accessories. It is sectional drawing of the said stationery. It is sectional drawing of the said stationery with a lid. It is an example of a slant type stationery arrangement storage device. It is a reference dimension drawing of the above-mentioned stationery. It is a reference dimension drawing of the above-mentioned stationery.

Explanation of reference numerals

REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 handle 2 lid 3 hinge 4 partition 5 legs 6 large glue 7 writing implement 8 magic 9 stapler 10 stapler needle 11 eraser 12 memo 13 electronic dictionary 14 calculator 15 ruler 16 seal 17 seal

Claims (6)

  A pen-type stationery, a small stationery case, and a postcard post holder with a slanted type.   “Claim 1” without lid Office supplies organizer   A slant type pen stand with a slope of about 60 degrees in the foreground   Slant type with a slope of about 60 degrees in front   Lidless stationery with a lid that combines the stationery of claim 3 and claim 4.   A pen stand with a slant-type accessory case with a lid on the stationery of claim 5.

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