JP3113074U - Flag stand - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a flag stand that can be used for decorating a small flag in a store at a low cost and can select various directions of flag poles.
A base part 11, an intermediate part 14, and a front part 12 are continuously formed in an S shape, and a plurality of holes 13 and 15 are formed in the front part and the intermediate part, or the base part and the intermediate part are integrated. The whole is J-shaped, with a hole in the front part and a plurality of protrusions in the middle part. The flagpole is passed through the hole in the front part, and the rear end of the flagpole is held by the hole or protrusion in the intermediate part. In addition, by selecting these holes and holes or protrusions, a plurality of types of flagpole directions can be selected, and the base is bonded to a wall surface, a shelf surface, or the like.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a flag stand used for raising a small flag on a pillar or wall surface in order to perform a campaign or the like in a store or a place where people gather.

  The situation where the above-mentioned flag stand is used will be shown with reference to FIG. 4 showing the best mode of the present invention. In the figure, S is a flag stand and F is a flag. As this flag stand S, the thing as shown in FIG. 5 is marketed. “a” is a cylinder that is inserted and raised with a flag pole R of the flag F, and the lower end thereof can freely change the inclination in the vertical plane by an axis (not visible in the figure) at the center of the claw wheel c established on the mounting board b. To be held. Since the pin protruding from the side surface of the cylinder a is locked between the claw of the claw wheel c, the cylinder a can be held where the cylinder a is rotated at an arbitrary inclination, and the flag F is appropriately used. It is possible to stand with a gentle inclination.

  If the flag stand S can not change the inclination of the flagpole R, there is a very simple thing, but if you want to make the flag F stand out in any campaign, it is better to change the inclination of the flagpole R .

  In the above example, the inclination of the flagpole R can be changed. However, such an article is mechanically complicated and inevitably expensive.

  The present invention is intended to provide a flag stand that can select the inclination of the flagpole with a very simple and inexpensive structure.

  In order to solve the above problems, the flag stand of the present invention is formed by integrally forming a base portion, an intermediate portion, and a front portion in an S shape, and forming one or more holes through which the flagpole is inserted, One or more holes for inserting the rear end of the flagpole are provided in the part, attached to the mounting surface by the base, and the flagpole is inserted and held in the hole in the middle through the hole in the front part. Is supported at its midpoint and rear end.

  In addition, the flag stand of the present invention has a base and a front part that are continuously formed in a J-shape, with one or more holes through which the flagpole is inserted, and a plurality of protrusions formed on the base. Even if the flag pole is held on the intermediate point and the rear end by attaching the flag pole to the mounting surface by the base and allowing the rear end to be supported on the protrusion of the base through the hole in the front portion. Alternatively, a plurality of holes or projections are provided in the base, and a support column is established on the base to hold a ring through which the flagpole passes. The base is attached to the mounting surface, and the flagpole is attached to the wheel. The flagpole may be supported at the intermediate point and the rear end by holding the rear end through the hole or protrusion of the base portion. In this case, it is preferable that the leg end of the column having a ring for passing the flagpole at the tip is slidably attached to the base.

  When using the flag stand of the present invention, it is possible to select various inclinations on one stand and decorate the flag, or it is possible to decorate multiple flags on one stand, such as in stores or shopping streets etc. Can be produced more lively, and the effects of various campaigns can be enhanced.

  The best embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG. In this embodiment, the flag stand S of the present invention is used on the upper surface of the display case G and the side surface of the column C inside the store. The flag stand S on the side of the column C is attached to the column C with a double-sided adhesive tape, and the flag stand S placed on the upper surface of the display case G is double-sided adhesive on a small item with an appropriate weight. Installed on tape. As shown in this embodiment, the flag stand S of the present invention can be applied to a horizontal plane or a vertical plane. It is also possible to raise a plurality of flags F on one flag stand S.

  1 corresponds to claim 1. FIG. In the example shown in FIG. 1A, a main body 1 made of a plate material is bent into an S shape. This bending method may be an S-shape with rounded corners or a self-shaped kanji. The main body 1 consists of three parts. Reference numeral 11 denotes an attachment portion which is attached to a wall surface or the like with a double-sided adhesive tape. A hole 13 through which the flagpole R passes is formed in the front surface portion 12. A plurality of holes 15, 15 ′ and the like are formed in the intermediate portion 14. A line connecting the center of the hole 13 in the front surface portion 12 and the center of an arbitrary hole 15 (15 ′) in the intermediate portion 14 determines the direction of the flagpole R. That is, the flag F can be raised by inserting the flag pole R through the hole 13 with the main body 1 attached at an appropriate place and inserting the end into one hole 15 (15 ') of the intermediate part 14. The direction of the flag F can be selected by selecting 14 holes 15, 15 '.

  The hole 13 is provided with a notch 13a. This is for the flagpole R to be engaged with the protrusion when the flagpole R is provided with a non-rotating projection because there is a problem that the flagpole R does not rotate around its axis depending on the decoration attached to the flagpole R.

  Although the main body 1 is a metal plate, it may be molded into an S shape from the beginning with plastic. When bending a metal plate, if the plate thickness is thin and the rigidity of the portion indicated by the arrow in the figure is insufficient, it is preferable to reinforce with a notch n as shown. FIG. 1B shows an example of molding with plastic, in which the portion 11 and the portion 14 are connected by a side wall 11a to increase the strength.

  In the example of FIG. 1B, the number of holes 13 and 15 is increased to increase the number of selections in the direction of the flagpole R, and the number of flags F raised on one flag stand S is increased. In the example shown in the figure, three holes 13 and three holes 15, 15 'can be used to raise three flags F, and each flag F is divided into three directions.

  In each of the embodiments described below, parts that functionally correspond to the parts of the previous example are described with the same reference numerals but different names.

  2 corresponds to the second aspect. In the example of FIG. 2A, the sheet metal 1 is bent in an inverted J shape, one hole 13 is formed in the J-shaped jumping portion 12, and the base portion 11 is cut and raised corresponding to the holes 15 and 15 'of the previous example. 16 is provided. Since the flagpole R is generally a tube, the flagpole R is held by passing the flagpole R through the hole 13 and cutting the hook end R so as to cover it 16. The base 11 is an attachment surface to the wall surface, or a seating surface when placed on a horizontal surface.

  FIG. 2B shows the sheet metal 1 bent into a U shape. A projection 16 is formed by cutting and raising the base 11, a plurality of holes 13 are formed in the front surface 12, and the mechanism for holding the flagpole R is the same as in FIG. In this example, both the base portion 11 and the intermediate portion 14 can be the mounting surface. When the intermediate portion 14 is used as a mounting surface, it can also be applied to a downward horizontal surface such as a ceiling surface.

  FIG. 3 corresponds to the third aspect, and the same reference numerals are given to the portions corresponding to the example of FIG. In FIG. 3A, reference numeral 11 denotes a substrate, on which a bowl-shaped intermediate plate 14 is attached with the convex side facing forward, and a plurality of holes 15, 15 'are formed. In FIG. 1, the wheel 13 corresponds to the front hole 13, and the column 12 that holds the wheel 13 corresponds to the front surface 12. The direction of the flagpole R can be changed to a plurality of types by selecting the holes 15 and 15 'as indicated by chain lines in the figure. The flag stand S in this example can be used on either a vertical plane or a horizontal plane.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3 (b), if the holes 15, 15 'and the like drilled in the intermediate plate 14 are arranged in a plurality of rows and the number of the wheels 13 is the same as this row, a plurality of flags F are simultaneously arranged in different directions. I can do it. In this figure, the hole rows are two rows, but it is possible to further deepen the saddle shape of the intermediate plate 14 so that the rows of the holes 15 etc. are three rows or more.

  The following corresponds to claim 4. In the example of FIG. 3C, the substrate 11 and the intermediate plate 14 are used in common, and 14 is used as a substrate, and a plurality of protrusions 16 are formed by bending. As in the example of FIGS. 3A and 3B, the wheel 13 holds the middle of the flagpole R, and the wheel 13 is held by the column 12. The struts 12 are bifurcated, and the ends of the legs are bent outwardly and further bent downward to form leg portions 12a, which are formed by inwardly wound edges on both side edges of the substrate 14. It is inserted into the groove 17 from the groove end, and is held at an arbitrary height by friction with the groove 17 by the elastic spreading force of the two legs. Therefore, in this example, the direction of the flagpole R can be changed in various ways by both the selection of the protrusion 16 and the selection of the position of the wheel 13. The structure for changing the position of the wheel 13 can also be applied to the examples shown in FIGS.

  In the present invention, the flagpole is held in various directions by selecting two support points at the intermediate point and the end point of the flagpole, and one or a plurality of support positions at the intermediate point and the end point of the flagpole are provided. The number of possible orientations of the flagpole is increased. In the present invention, the direction of the flagpole cannot be changed continuously. However, compared with the conventional example as shown in FIG. 5, the structure is much simpler and therefore less expensive, and the structure is merely one direction. It is as functional as the one that only holds the flagpole.

  Therefore, it can be used for various commercial activities such as campaigns not only in individual shops, but also in the entire shopping street or in the station premises where many people gather, etc. It is.

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Explanation of symbols

1 Body 11 Mounting part (base)
12 Front portion 13 Hole 14 Intermediate portion 15, 15 'Hole 16 Projection 17 Groove

Claims (4)

  A base part, an intermediate part, and a front part are integrally formed in an S-shape, and one or more holes for inserting a flagpole into the front part, and one or more holes for inserting a rear end part of the flagpole into the intermediate part It is attached to the surface to be attached by the base, and the flagpole is supported by the intermediate point and the rear end portion by inserting and holding the flagpole through the hole in the front portion and inserting the rear end in the hole in the intermediate portion. Flag stand.   The base part and the front part are formed continuously in a J-shape, and one or more holes for inserting the flagpole are formed in the front part, a plurality of protrusions are formed in the base part, and the base part is attached to the mounting surface. The flag stand is configured such that the flag pole is held at the intermediate point and the rear end by supporting the rear end on the protrusion of the base through the hole in the front portion.   A plurality of holes or protrusions are provided in the base, and a support column holding a ring through which the flagpole passes is established at the base, the base is attached to the mounting surface, the flagpole is passed through the ring and the rear end is A flag stand that supports the flagpole at its midpoint and rear end by holding it in a hole or protrusion in the base. The flag stand according to claim 3, wherein a leg end of a support column having a ring through which a flag pole passes is attached to a base portion so as to be slidable.

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