JP3124883U - Sheet-like material for creating assembly-type display objects and display objects assembled using them - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an assembly display stand that can be easily manufactured using an inexpensive material, is easy to assemble, and can stably hold and display an exhibit.
SOLUTION: A back support part, left and right support side walls connected to the left and right sides of the back support part via a crease line, and a point in the left support side wall as a starting point. The crease line parallel to the lower side of the back rest, with the point of, and the start and end points of this crease line are connected, and the lower side of the back rest is more than the crease line parallel to the lower side of the back rest. An assembly-type display article having an engagement piece formed by a cut line passing through the opposite side, and a mounting base part connected to the lower side of the backrest part and having at least two crease lines The above-mentioned problems are solved by providing a sheet-like material for creating a stand and providing an assembly-type display stand that can be assembled by folding the sheet-like material for creating the stand-by display.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type exhibition stand and an exhibition stand to be assembled using the sheet-like material. In particular, the assembly type can be easily assembled using an inexpensive material and is stable. The present invention relates to a sheet-like material for creating an exhibition stand and an exhibition stand assembled using the sheet material.

  The exhibition stand is a stand for standing and displaying exhibits such as books and books, and it can attract more attention than leaning against it, so recommended books and new books Is widely used in libraries and bookstores as a means of displaying and displaying Various displays have been proposed and put to practical use so far, but all have advantages and disadvantages and simple structures have poor stability, and conversely, have excellent stability. However, there was a drawback that the structure was complicated and bulky.

  For example, a wire that is covered with a soft material is bent to form the whole with a simple outline, but the structure is simple, but the ground contact area is small and stability when a book is placed is lacking. There is a drawback. On the other hand, the existing book end has been improved, the book resting part has been made slightly slanted, and a book holder that can be received so as not to slide at the lower end of the book, or a separate base for improving stability. Some of them are attached, but there is a problem that the shape is irregularly three-dimensional and bulky as a whole, and the storage place is not good when not in use. In addition, some of them are assembled in consideration of when they are transported or not in use, but the assembly procedure is complicated, and it is possible to meet the request to take out and use as many as necessary when necessary. It wasn't.

As an attempt to solve such an inconvenience, for example, Patent Document 1 proposes a folding display stand. The folding display stand proposed in Patent Document 1 is formed by connecting two plate-like members having an L-shaped cross section so as to be rotatable, and having sufficient stability, Although it can be folded compactly when not in use and does not become bulky, it is necessary to use a material with strength and durability, such as a metal plate or a plastic plate, for example, as the two plate-like members. In addition to being troublesome, there is a drawback in that it has to be expensive.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-309028

  The present invention was made in order to eliminate the above-mentioned inconveniences of a conventional exhibition stand, and can be easily manufactured using inexpensive materials, is easy to assemble, and stabilizes the exhibits. It is an object of the present invention to provide an assembly-type display stand that can be held and displayed.

  The present invention is a sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type display stand that is assembled by folding and assembling the display stand. The sheet-like material includes: (1) left and right sides parallel to each other; The back support portion includes a side that connects the lower ends of the side edges and a lower side that is orthogonal to the lower side, and the back support portion enters inward from the lower side by a length corresponding to the approximate thickness of the sheet-like material. (2) left and right support side walls connected to each of the left and right side edges of the back rest part via the crease line; 3) A crease line parallel to the lower side of the back rest, starting from a point in the left support side wall, passing through the back rest and ending in a point in the right support side wall, and the start and end points of this crease line , And the opposite side of the lower part of the back pad part than the crease line parallel to the lower part of the back pad part The engagement piece is formed by a cut line that passes through the left convex portion that protrudes to the left substantially parallel to the lower side of the backrest portion at the start point portion and the end point portion of the fold line. It has a right convex part that protrudes to the right substantially parallel to the lower side of the back pad part, and is recessed in the direction of the lower side of the back pad part at the part that intersects the crease line between the back pad part and the left support side wall An engagement piece having a left recessed portion and a right recessed portion recessed in a lower side direction of the back support portion at a portion intersecting with a crease line between the back support portion and the right support side wall; A position on the crease line between the starting point of the crease line forming the engagement piece and the back support part and the left support side wall, and closer to the lower side of the back support part than the crease line forming the engagement piece (5) the end point of the crease line that forms the engagement piece, the back pad and the right A right cut line connecting a point on the crease line between the supporting side wall and a position closer to the lower side of the backrest part than the crease line forming the engagement piece; and (6) the backrest part. A mounting table portion having an upper side connected to the lower side, a lower side parallel to the upper side, and a tongue piece protruding from the lower side, the mounting table portion being parallel to the upper side and the lower side between the upper side and the lower side A mounting table portion having at least two crease lines; and (7) provided along a crease line at a position that is inward from the lower side of the backrest portion by a length corresponding to the approximate thickness of the sheet-like material. The above-mentioned problem is solved by providing a sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type display stand having a cutout portion corresponding to a tongue piece of the above-described mounting table portion. . Moreover, this invention solves said subject by providing the assembly-type display stand which can fold and assemble the sheet-like material for said assembly-type display stand preparation.

  In the sheet-like material for creating the assembly-type display stand according to the present invention, the tongue piece is formed to be wide from the lower side of the mounting table portion toward the tip portion of the tongue piece, and corresponds to the tongue piece. It is desirable that the notch is formed to be wide from the crease line at the position entering the inside from the lower side of the back support part by a length corresponding to the approximate thickness of the sheet material toward the inside of the back support part. When the tongue piece and the cutout portion are formed in this way, the wide portion of the tongue piece is well engaged with the cutout portion, and even if a heavy display is placed, The advantage is obtained that there is no risk of disengagement from the notch.

  As a sheet-like material used in the present invention, any material can be used as long as it can be folded to assemble the assembly-type display object of the present invention. It is preferable to use paper such as corrugated paper or slip paper.

  In addition, the exhibits targeted by the assembly-type display stand of the present invention are not limited to books and books, not to mention magazines, catalogs, pamphlets, and other printed materials, but also photographs, paintings, foreheads, wall clocks, and records. CDs, MDs, LDs, video tapes, MOs, other storage media, box-shaped products, etc., all of which can be displayed and displayed in a standing manner.

  According to the sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type display stand of the present invention, the display stand can be assembled by an extremely simple and simple operation of bending the sheet-like material along the crease line. In addition, the display stand assembled using the sheet-like material of the present invention has a backrest portion that supports the back surface of the exhibit and a front mounting table portion that supports the lower surface of the exhibit. Even if the exhibits are displayed at an angle, the exhibits do not slide forward and fall from the display stand. In addition, most of the weight of the exhibit itself hangs on the mounting table and acts in the direction of pressing the assembly-type display stand of the present invention downward, so that even a heavy exhibit can be displayed stably. The advantage is obtained. In particular, when the tongue piece is formed so as to be wider toward the tip portion, and the notch portion is formed so as to be wider toward the inside of the backrest portion, the tongue piece and the notch portion are engaged with each other. Even if the wide part of this is engaged well with the notch and a heavy exhibition is placed, the effect that the engagement between the tongue piece and the notch is not released is obtained. Furthermore, when using paper such as cardboard, corrugated paper, and interleaf as the sheet-like material, the material is relatively inexpensive and easy to process, and therefore can be manufactured extremely economically. It has the advantage that. In addition, since the sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type display stand according to the present invention is a sheet-like shape before assembly, that is, a flat plate-like shape, it can be stacked many times, is not bulky, and is stored and transported. It has the excellent advantage of being extremely convenient.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, it goes without saying that the present invention is not limited to the illustrated one.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type display stand according to the present invention. The sheet-like material shown in FIG. 1 can be used to create an assembly-type display stand according to the present invention by folding, and corresponds to a development view for the assembly-type display stand according to the present invention. It is.

  In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a sheet-like material 1 for creating an assembly-type display stand according to the present invention. The support side walls 3 and 4, the engagement piece 5, the mounting table 6, the tongue piece 7, and the notch 8 corresponding to the tongue piece 7 are provided.

  The backrest portion 2 has a rectangular shape in the illustrated example, and includes left and right (left and right in FIG. 1) side sides 21 a and 21 b, a lower side 22, and an upper side 23. Since the backrest 2 is rectangular, the left and right side sides 21a and 21b are parallel to each other, the lower side 22 connects the lower sides of the left and right side sides 21a and 21b, and is orthogonal to the left and right side sides 21a and 21b. Needless to say. The shape of the backrest portion 2 is not limited to a rectangular shape, and may be a square shape, and the upper side 23 may not be a straight line. In the figure, 24 indicated by a one-dot chain line is a valley fold crease line provided in parallel with the lower side 22 at a position d inward from the lower side 22 by a length d corresponding to the approximate thickness of the sheet-like material 1.

  A notch 8 corresponding to a tongue side 7 to be described later is provided along the crease line 24. As shown in the figure, the notch 8 is formed so as to become wider from the portion in contact with the crease line 24 toward the inside of the backrest portion 2. The width of the widest portion of the notch 8 is wider than the width of the widest portion of the tongue piece 7 described later, and the width of the narrowest portion of the notch 8 is the width of the widest portion of the tongue piece 7. Narrower than that. The height of the notch 8, that is, the length in the direction perpendicular to the crease line 24 is preferably longer than the thickness of the sheet-like material, and usually 1.5 to 3 times the thickness of the sheet-like material. The range of is good.

  As shown in the drawing, the left and right support side walls 3 and 4 are connected to the left and right side sides 21a and 21b of the backrest 2, respectively, and both the left and right side sides 21a and 21b are indicated by two-dotted lines in the figure. As shown, since it also serves as a fold line for mountain folds, the left and right support side walls 3, 4 are respectively connected to the left and right sides 21 a, 21 b of the backrest 2 via the fold lines for mountain folds. It will be connected.

  There is no particular limitation on the shape of the left and right support side walls 3 and 4 as long as the backrest 2 can be supported when folded along the crease lines 21a and 21b, but sufficient stability is obtained. For this purpose, the lower sides 31 and 41 are preferably longer in length, while the lengths of the upper sides 32 and 42 are not particularly limited. Therefore, the left and right support side walls 3 and 4 have a substantially triangular shape. More preferably, the sides 33 and 43 have a substantially isosceles triangular shape in which the lengths of the sides 21a and 21b of the backrest portion 2 are approximately equal to each other.

  In addition, the angle α between the lower sides 31 and 41 of the left and right support side walls 3 and 4 and the lower side 22 of the backrest 2 is determined by the backrest 2 when the assembly-type display stand of the present invention is assembled. This corresponds to the inclination angle from the vertical, that is, the display angle of the exhibit. It is desirable that the display angle of the exhibition is slightly inclined backward rather than vertical. On the other hand, if it is excessively inclined backward, the appearance of the exhibition will deteriorate and the stability of the display material will also deteriorate. Become. Therefore, the angle α is preferably greater than 0 and less than 45 degrees, more preferably in the range of 5 degrees to 30 degrees, and still more preferably in the range of 10 degrees to 20 degrees. Incidentally, in the example of FIG. 1, the angle α is 15 degrees, which is the most preferable display angle.

  The engagement piece 5 has a point A and a start point in the left support side wall 3, extends in the right direction, passes through the back support unit 2, and ends at a point B in the right support side wall 4. A mountain fold fold line 51 parallel to the lower side 22 is connected to a start point A and an end point B of the fold line 51, and a cut 52 passing through the opposite side of the lower side 22 of the backrest 2 from the fold line 51. Is formed. By making the path of the cut line 52 connecting the start point A and the end point B as shown in the figure, the engagement piece 51 protrudes to the left substantially parallel to the lower side 22 of the backrest portion 2 at the start point A portion. A left convex portion 53a and a right convex portion 53b that protrudes to the right substantially parallel to the lower side 22 of the backrest portion 2 at the end point B portion are provided. Similarly, by making the path of the cut line 52 as shown in the figure, the engagement piece 51 has a back support at a portion intersecting with the crease line 21 a between the back support part 2 and the left support side wall 3. Recessed in the direction of the lower side 22 of the backrest part 2 at a portion intersecting with the left recess 54a recessed in the direction of the lower side 22 of the part 2 and the crease line 21b between the backrest part 2 and the right support side wall 4 A right recess 54b is provided.

  Note that the length from the intersection of the crease line 51 and the crease line 21a to the tip of the left convex part 53a is the same as the length from the lowermost end of the left concave part 54a to the crease line 51 lowered vertically along the crease line 21a. In the same manner, the length from the intersection of the crease line 51 and the crease line 21b to the tip of the right convex part 53b and the vertical direction from the lowermost end of the right concave part 54b to the crease line 21b are set. The length to the lowered crease line 51 is set to be the same or substantially the same.

  55 a is a starting point A of the fold line 51 that forms the engagement piece 51, and a fold line 21 a between the backrest portion 2 and the left support side wall 3, and the backrest portion is more than the crease line 51. 2 is a left cut connecting a point close to the lower side 22 of the two, and 55b is an end point B of the fold line 51 forming the engagement piece 51, and between the backrest portion 2 and the left support side wall 4. This is a right cut connecting a point on the crease line 21b and closer to the lower side 22 of the backrest portion 2 than the crease line 51.

  The mounting table 6 includes an upper side 61 connected to the lower side 22 of the backrest 2, a lower side 62 parallel to the upper side 61, and left and right side sides 63 a and 63 b that connect the upper side 61 and the lower side 62. . Further, the mounting table 6 has two valley fold lines 64 and 65 parallel to the upper side 61 and the lower side 62 between the upper side 61 and the lower side 62. The mounting table 6 is divided into three portions 6a, 6b, and 6c by the two crease lines 64 and 65. The crease lines 64 and 65 are preferably provided so that the length in the vertical direction on the upper side of the portion 6c is slightly longer than the length in the vertical direction with respect to the upper side of the portion 6a. Thereby, when the parts 6a, 6b, and 6c are folded, the section 6a forms a horizontal lower side, and a cross-sectional triangle can be formed, and a mounting table that is raised to the front can be formed.

  The shape of the mounting table 6 is a horizontally long rectangle in the illustrated example, but the shape of the mounting table 6 is limited to a rectangle as long as the upper side 61 and the lower side 62 are parallel to each other. Instead, it may be a square, a trapezoid, or a hexagon with sides 63a and 63b protruding left and right. Further, in the illustrated example, the mounting table 6 is wider than the backrest 2, but may be the same width as the backrest 2 or narrower than the backrest 2. Also good. Further, the crease lines 64 and 65 need to be at least two, but are not limited to two, and may be three or more. Needless to say, even when the number of crease lines is three or more, the cradle line is inserted so that the mounting table 6 is folded to form a mounting table that is raised upward.

  The tongue piece 7 protrudes downward from the lower side 62 of the mounting table 6, and its shape is formed wider from the lower side 62 of the mounting table 6 toward the tip of the tongue piece 7 as shown in the figure. . As described above, the tongue piece 7 corresponds to the notch 8 provided along the crease line 24 of the backrest portion 2, and the width of the widest portion of the tongue piece 7 is the widest portion of the notch portion 8. It is narrower than the width of the cutout portion 8 and wider than the narrowest portion of the notch 8. As will be described later, the tongue piece 7 is inserted into the notch 8 when the mounting table 6 is bent along the crease lines 64 and 65, and engages with the notch 8. This is for holding in a predetermined folded shape. In the illustrated example, only one tongue piece 7 is formed. However, the number of the tongue pieces 7 is not limited to one, and may be two or three or more. However, when the number of the tongue pieces 7 is one, the tongue piece 7 can be inserted into the notch 8 and engaged with one hand, which is more convenient. It goes without saying that the number of notches 8 provided corresponding to the number of tongue pieces 7 is also changed.

  Next, the procedure for assembling the assembly-type display stand according to the present invention using the sheet material 1 for creating the assembly-type display stand according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  First, as shown by the arrows in FIG. 2, the left and right support side walls 3 and 4 are folded into mountain folds along the crease lines 21a and 21b, respectively. The bending angle is 90 degrees. By bending the left and right support side walls 3, 4, the engagement piece 5 and the left and right support side walls 3, 4 are separated into a portion 52 a in the left support side wall 3 of the cut 52 and a right support side wall of the cut 52. 4, a recess 34 is formed in the left support side wall 3 that is separated and bent by the portion 52 b in correspondence with the left convex portion 53 a, and the right support side wall 4 that is bent has a right convex shape. A recess 44 is formed corresponding to the portion 53b.

  Subsequently, as shown by an arrow in FIG. 3, the engagement piece 5 is folded into a mountain fold along the crease line 51, and at the same time, the left concave portion 54a and the right concave portion 54b are respectively bent by the left and right support side walls 3, 4. Engage with the formed recesses 34, 44. At this time, as described above, the length from the intersection of the crease line 51 and the crease line 21a to the tip of the left convex part 53a, and the crease line 51 vertically lowered from the lower end of the left concave part 54a along the crease line 21a. Is set to be substantially the same as or substantially the same as the length of the fold line 51b. Similarly, the length from the intersection of the crease line 51 and the crease line 21b to the tip of the right convex part 53b, and the lowermost line of the right concave part 54b to the crease line 21b. Is set to be the same as or substantially the same as the length up to the crease line 51 that has been lowered vertically along the line, so that the engagement between the left and right recesses 54a and 54b and the recesses 34 and 44 is performed without difficulty. By this engagement, the positional relationship between the left and right support side walls 3 and 4 with respect to the backrest portion 2 is fixed, and the assembly-type display stand according to the present invention can stably stand on its own.

  Next, as shown by the arrows in FIG. 4, the mounting table portion 6 is folded into a valley fold along the crease line 24, and the portion 6 b constituting the mounting table portion 6 is formed along the crease line 64 with respect to the portion 6 a. The portion 6 c constituting the mounting table portion 6 is bent along the crease line 65 with respect to the portion 6 b. Thus, as shown in FIG. 5, when the tongue piece 7 is inserted into the notch 8 and the both are engaged to complete the bending of the mounting table portion 6, the mounting table portion 6 places the portion 6 a on the horizontal bottom side. As a result, the assembling of the assembly-type display stand of the present invention is completed.

  At this time, since the tongue piece 7 and the notch portion 8 are both formed in a wide shape as described above, the wide portion at the tip of the tongue piece 7 is inserted into the widest portion of the notch portion 8 at the time of insertion. It can insert in the inside of the notch part 8 from this part. Further, when the tongue piece 7 is once inserted into the cutout portion 8, the wide portion of the tongue piece 7 engages with the cutout portion 8, and the engagement between both is stabilized. In particular, when an exhibit is placed on the placement table 6, the tongue piece 7 is pushed downward by its own weight, so the wide portion of the tongue piece 7 is close to the crease line 24 of the notch portion 8. Engaging with the narrow portion, the engagement between the tongue piece 7 and the notch 8 becomes more stable and reliable. Thereby, for example, even if a heavy exhibition such as an encyclopedia is placed on the placement table 6, the engagement between the tongue piece 7 and the notch 8 is not disengaged, and the exhibition can be stabilized. Can be exhibited.

  Further, since the crease line 24 is provided at a position that is located inside from the lower side 22 of the back support portion 2 by a length corresponding to the thickness of the sheet-like material 1, the portion 6a of the mounting table portion 6 is supported by the back support. When bent with respect to the portion 2, the lower surface of the portion 6 a is aligned with the lower surface of the backrest portion 2, that is, the lower surfaces of the left and right support side walls 3, 4. When the portion 6a of the mounting table 6 is bent with respect to the back rest 2 along the crease line 24, the portion between the crease line 24 and the lower side 22 of the back rest 2 is actually above it. In order to make this folding easy, a cut may be made between the crease line 24 and the lower side 22 of the side edges 21a and 21b of the backrest portion 2.

  The shapes of the tongue piece 7 and the notch portion 8 do not necessarily need to be wide as described above. If the engagement between the tongue piece 7 and the notch portion 8 is sufficient, both have the same width. It is good also as a rectangular shape. Moreover, the assembly order demonstrated using FIGS. 2-5 is an example, and the order of assembling the assembly-type display stand of this invention from the sheet | seat material 1 for assembly-type display stand creation of this invention is a figure. It is not restricted to the order shown in FIGS.

  FIG. 6 is a side view of the assembling-type display stand 10 of the present invention that has been assembled. As shown in the figure, the backrest portion 2 of the assembly-type display object stand 10 of the present invention is stably supported by the left and right support side walls 3 and 4 at a position inclined backward by an angle α from the vertical position. In addition, the assembly-type display stand 10 of the present invention has a mounting table portion 6 composed of portions 6a, 6b, 6c in front of the backrest portion 2, and the mounting table portion 6 is a The front is higher by the length of 6b and is inclined rearward. For this reason, for example, even if the exhibit 9 is placed on the assembly-type display stand 10 of the present invention and displayed in an inclined state as shown, the lower end of the exhibit 9 slides forward. There is no fear that the thing 9 will fall down.

  Moreover, in the assembly type display stand 10 of the present invention, the back surface of the exhibit 9 is received by the backrest portion 2 and the lower surface of the exhibit 9 is received by the mounting table portion 6. Although depending on the inclination angle from the vertical position, the weight W of the exhibit 9 is mostly Wx on the mounting table 6 as shown in the drawing, and the assembly-type display stand 10 of the present invention is moved downward. Therefore, there is no fear that the assembly-type display stand 10 of the present invention will fall over the weight of the exhibit 9. In addition, since the mounting table 6 and the backrest 2 are connected, there is no fear that only the portion of the backrest 2 will slide backward and the exhibit 9 will fall over the weight of the exhibit 9. .

  In particular, when both the tongue piece 7 and the notch portion 8 are formed to be wide as described above, the tongue piece 7 has its own weight when the exhibit 9 is placed on the placing table portion 6. And the wide portion of the tongue piece 7 is more securely engaged with the cutout portion 8, so that the mounting table portion 6 can stably hold the exhibit 9.

  In some cases, a double-sided adhesive tape or the like is interposed between the back surface of the exhibit 9 and the backrest 2 or between the lower surface of the exhibit 9 and the mounting table 6 to hold the exhibit 9. Can be made more stable. Further, for example, a thin sheet of resin or rubber may be formed on the portion 6c of the mounting table 6 in contact with the lower surface of the exhibit 9 by pasting or coating to increase the friction coefficient as appropriate. Similarly, a thin sheet of resin or rubber is formed on the lower surface of the portion 6a of the mounting table 6 by pasting or coating to increase the coefficient of friction, thereby improving the stability of the assembly-type display stand 10 of the present invention. Further increase can be performed as appropriate. The above-mentioned formation by sticking or applying a thin sheet of double-sided adhesive tape, resin or rubber may be performed in advance on the sheet-like material for creating the assembly-type display object of the present invention, or the present invention. It may be prepared separately from the sheet-like material for creating the assembly-type display stand and pasted or formed at the time of assembly or after assembly.

  As a material constituting the sheet material for creating the assembly-type display stand of the present invention, any material may be used as long as it can be folded and the assembly-type display stand of the present invention can be assembled. For example, paper such as cardboard, corrugated paper, and interleaf paper, plastic, metal, and the like can be mentioned. From the viewpoint of ease of acquisition and processing, and ease of disposal and recycling, it is preferable to use paper. It is preferable to manufacture a sheet-like material such as corrugated paper or slip paper by cutting it into a predetermined shape, providing cuts and notches, and providing crease lines. The sheet material for creating an assembly-type display stand of the present invention can be printed or affixed with colors, letters, symbols, numbers, patterns, etc. at appropriate locations.

  When using paper such as cardboard, corrugated cardboard, or interleaving paper as a material, the sheet material for creating the assembly-type display material of the present invention is a book that is normally displayed with a thickness of several millimeters at most. It is enough to hold and display, can be stored and transported in layers, is not bulky, and is extremely easy to handle.

  As described above, according to the sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type display stand according to the present invention, a stable display stand can be assembled by a very simple operation of bending along a predetermined crease line. Can do. In addition, the sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type display stand according to the present invention can be stored and transported in layers, is not bulky, has excellent handling properties, is assembled when necessary, and the folded portion is returned to its original state when unnecessary. Can be stored in sheet form. Not only exhibits and displays of books and books in libraries and bookstores, but also exhibits extremely excellent effects for displaying and displaying a wide variety of products and materials.

It is a figure which shows an example of the sheet-like material for creation of the assembly-type display stand of this invention. It is explanatory drawing of the assembly order of the assembly-type display stand. It is explanatory drawing of the assembly order of the assembly-type display stand. It is explanatory drawing of the assembly order of the assembly-type display stand. It is explanatory drawing of the assembly order of the assembly-type display stand. It is a side view of the assembly-type display stand assembled using the sheet-like material for creating the assembly-type display stand of the present invention.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Sheet-like material for creation of an assembly-type display stand 2 Back support part 3 Left support side wall 4 Right support side wall 5 Engagement piece 6 Mounting stand part 7 Tongue piece 8 Notch 9 Exhibit 10 Assembling type display thing Stand 21a, 21b, 24, 51, 64, 65 Crease line 52, 55a, 55b Cut 53a, 53b Left and right convex parts 54a, 54b Left and right concave parts A Start point B End point W Exhibit weight Wx Exhibit weight mounting table Ingredients hanging on the part Wy Ingredients hanging on the back part of the weight of the exhibit

Claims (4)

  A sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type display stand that is assembled by folding and assembling, and this sheet-like material includes: (1) left and right sides parallel to each other and left and right sides It is a back support portion having a lower side orthogonal to the side side connecting the lower ends, and the back support portion is located at a position that enters the inside from the lower side by a length corresponding to the approximate thickness of the sheet-like material, A back support portion having a crease line parallel to the lower side of the back support portion; (2) left and right support side walls connected to the left and right sides of the back support portion via the crease line; Connect the crease line parallel to the lower side of the back support part, starting from the point in the support side wall, passing through the back support part, and ending at the point in the right support side wall, and the start point and end point of this crease line, Cut through the opposite side of the lower side of the back pad from the crease line parallel to the lower side of the back pad An engagement piece formed by an eye, wherein the engagement piece includes a left convex portion projecting to the left substantially parallel to a lower side of the backrest portion at the start point portion and a backrest portion at the end point portion of the crease line. Left recess recessed in the direction of the lower side of the back rest at the portion intersecting with the crease line between the back rest and the left support side wall And an engagement piece having a right recess recessed in the lower side direction of the back support portion at a portion intersecting with the crease line between the back support portion and the right support side wall, and (4) the engagement It is on the crease line between the starting point of the crease line forming the piece and the back support part and the left support side wall, and closer to the lower side of the back support part than the crease line forming the engagement piece (5) the end point of the crease line forming the engagement piece, the backrest portion, and the right support side wall A right notch connecting a point on the crease line between the two and closer to the lower side of the backrest part than the crease line forming the engagement piece, and (6) articulated to the lower side of the backrest part A mounting table portion having an upper side, a lower side parallel to the upper side, and a tongue protruding from the lower side, the mounting table portion being at least two parallel to the upper side and the lower side between the upper side and the lower side And (7) provided along the crease line located at the position inside the length corresponding to the approximate thickness of the sheet-like material from the lower side of the backrest part, A sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type display stand having a notch corresponding to the tongue piece of the mounting table.   The tongue piece is formed wider from the lower side of the mounting table toward the tip of the tongue piece, and the notch corresponding to the tongue piece corresponds to the approximate thickness of the sheet-like material from the lower side of the backrest part. The sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type display stand according to claim 1, wherein the sheet-like material is formed so as to widen from a crease line at a position inwardly into the back support portion.   3. The sheet-like material for creating an assembly-type display article according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the sheet-like material is cardboard, cardboard paper, or slip sheet.   An exhibition stand that is assembled by folding the sheet-like material for creating the assembly-type display stand according to claim 1, 2, or 3.

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