JP3109629U - Magazine rack structure - Google Patents

Abstract

There is provided a magazine rack structure that allows magazines, books, files, etc. to stand stably without falling over even if there is a space in the rack.
A magazine rack structure includes a magazine rack body, a straight bar fixing plate, two horizontal plates formed with convex steps and rectangular horizontal holes, and two sets of U-shaped spring strings. Among them, one end of one set of U-shaped spring strings is connected to one end of the straight rod fixing plate, and the other end is connected to the rack in the holding layer between the magazine rack body and the horizontal plate, and the other set is the same. is there. When a magazine or the like is inserted into the rack from the straight rod fixing plate, two sets of U-shaped spring strings fixed to both ends of the straight rod fixing plate move, and the straight rod fixing plate holds the magazine etc. by the tension of the spring. Stand stably on the left side.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a magazine rack structure, which is convenient for storing and browsing magazines, books, files, etc. even if there is space in the rack, and neatly stored.

There are various magazines on the market today, and people buy many magazines. However, it is inconvenient to read because it does not stand properly in the magazine rack when it is stowed, and it tilts or bends.
The same problem occurs when storing files in the same way. If you put it in a file box, if it's not full, it will fall over here and get cluttered. However, there is currently no magazine rack that improves these drawbacks.

  Magazine racks registered in utility models in Taiwan are designed to store magazines and books with different widths and heights. However, if the number of books is too small, magazines and books may collapse or bend. Does not solve the problem.

Also, in Taiwan, the magazine rack structure that is registered as a utility model will not collapse because the magazines are stacked, but the back of the magazine will be hidden, so it is difficult to understand when choosing a magazine, and above It is cumbersome because you can take out all the magazines on the magazine and finally get the magazine you want.
Taiwan Utility Model Registration No.592075 Taiwan Utility Model Registration No. 522804

    The problem to be solved is that if there is a space in the box, the magazine will collapse or bend during storage, making it difficult to read and cluttered. There is no point.

The present invention comprises a magazine rack body, a straight bar fixing plate, two horizontal plates formed with convex steps and rectangular horizontal holes, and two sets of U-shaped spring strings. Among them, one end of one set of U-shaped spring strings is connected to one end of the straight rod fixing plate, and the other end is connected to the rack in the holding layer between the magazine rack body and the horizontal plate, and the other set is the same. is there. When a magazine or the like is inserted into the rack from the straight rod fixing plate, two sets of U-shaped spring strings fixed to both ends of the straight rod fixing plate move. The most important feature is to stand stably on the left side.
That is, the magazine rack structure according to claim 1 is a magazine rack structure in which one to a plurality of magazines, books, and files are stably arranged to stand, and a magazine rack main body of a right-angle standing type integrally formed with a straight bar The fixed plate and the convex step surface are fitted and fixed to the concave tank step of the magazine box. It is comprised from the horizontal plate which fixes the string cover of a letter-shaped spring string to both ends of a straight rod fixing plate.
According to a second aspect of the present invention, the magazine box, the straight bar fixing plate, and the horizontal plate are made of a plastic material, a metal material, or wood.
According to a third aspect of the present invention, the two spring strings are changed to a U-shaped spring string that has been processed and molded in advance.

    The magazine rack structure of the present invention has the advantage that magazines, books, files, etc. are conveniently stored and viewed even if there is space in the rack, and neatly stored.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a magazine rack 10 of the present invention is integrally molded and stores magazines, books, files, and the like. Four concave tank steps 11 are formed on the left and right side plates of the magazine rack, and two engagement holes 12 are formed on the rear surface of the magazine rack. The holes are used when hanging on the wall. Two non-slip bases 13 are installed at the bottom of the magazine rack to prevent the magazine rack itself from slipping.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the four left and right concave tank steps 11 of the magazine rack 10 are fitted into the convex steps 33 installed on the two front and rear horizontal plates 30. A circular arc surface 31 is formed above the horizontal plate 30, and a rectangular horizontal hole 32 is provided below the circular arc surface 31, and both ends of the straight rod fixing plate 20 are inserted therein. Further, the string cover 50 is fixed on the horizontal plate 30. Among them, the inclination angle of the straight bar fixing plate 20 is inclined approximately 45 degrees to the right, thereby increasing the strength of the straight bar fixing plate when a book, a file, or the like is inserted.

  The straight bar fixing plate 20 is inserted into the rectangular horizontal holes 32 of the two front and rear horizontal plates 30 and assembled into a U-shape. The straight bar fixing plate 20 moves back and forth, and two sets of U-shaped spring strings 40. Is installed. Among them, one end of the pair of U-shaped spring strings 40 is connected to the string cover 50 at one end of the straight rod fixing plate 20, and the other end is connected to the holding layer 60 of the string cover 51 of the magazine box. The same is true for another set of U-shaped spring straps. The U-shaped device using two sets of U-shaped spring cords is configured such that the convex surface of the horizontal plate is fitted into the concave tank steps 11 on both sides of the magazine box main body, whereby the arc surface of the two front and rear horizontal plates and the magazine The sandwiching layer 60 formed by the box main body is the thickness of the U-shaped spring string and string cover, and is shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B.

  When a magazine, book, file, or the like is inserted into the magazine box from the straight bar fixing plate 20, the two sets of U-shaped spring strings 40 fixed to both ends of the straight bar fixing plate 20 move and use the tension of the springs. And press the magazine, book, file, etc. with the straight rod fixing plate 20 and fix it straight up on the left side of the box. FIG. 5 shows an embodiment usage instruction diagram 1 as seen from the front. When a magazine or the like is stored, the tension of the U-shaped spring string 40 is small in the case of one book, and the pressure of the U-shaped spring string 40 increases as the number of books increases, and the tension also increases. Since the return force of the straight bar fixing plate 20 is increased, the magazine or the like does not tilt, bend, or fall down. FIG. 6 is an embodiment use instruction view 2 as seen from the front of the present invention.

  When taking out a magazine, a book, or a file in the magazine box, the pressure of the U-shaped spring string 40 changes, and at the same time, the tension also changes, and the magazine, book, or file in the box is pushed by the straight bar fixing plate 20.

It is a three-dimensional structure diagram of the present invention. FIG. 3 is an exploded view of a specific embodiment of the present invention. (A), (B) is a local expansion instruction diagram of the present invention. FIG. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of use instruction from the front of the present invention. FIG. 3 is an embodiment usage instruction diagram 2 from the front of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Magazine rack 11 Recessed tank step 12 Engagement hole 13 Non-slip table 20 Straight bar fixing plate 30 Horizontal plate 31 Arc surface 32 Rectangular hole 33 Convex step 40 U-shaped spring string 50 String cover 51 String cover 60 Nipping layer

Claims (3)

In a magazine rack structure that stably arranges one to multiple magazines, books, and files,
A magazine rack body of a right-angled upright integral molding,
A straight bar fixing plate,
The convex step surface is fitted and fixed to the concave tank step of the magazine box, the horizontal plate has a rectangular horizontal hole penetrating in a suitable position, the straight rod fixing plate is inserted there, and two sets of U-shaped spring cords A magazine rack structure comprising a horizontal plate for fixing the string cover to both ends of the straight rod fixing plate.   2. The magazine rack structure according to claim 1, wherein the magazine box, the straight bar fixing plate, and the horizontal plate are made of plastic material, metal material, or wood. The magazine rack structure according to claim 1, wherein the two spring strings are changed to a U-shaped spring string that is processed and molded in advance.

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