JP3147140U - Glasses holder - Google Patents

Abstract

A spectacles holder that can hold spectacles in a state where it can be worn immediately and can accommodate small items such as ornaments that are often removed from the body at the same time when the spectacles are removed together with the spectacles.
A housing having at least two opposing side walls 20 and capable of placing glasses 200 in a state where a temple 220 is widened between the two side walls 20 and 20 in a horizontal position and storing small items therein. A notch 24 that is formed at a position opposite to the upper side 22 of the two side walls 20, 20 and that can receive the lens part 210 or rim part of the spectacles 200 that are placed horizontally by the notch side 24 b and can hold the spectacles 200. And a spectacles holder.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a spectacle holder.

A person who uses glasses often owns a plurality of glasses, and it is not uncommon for a plurality of glasses to exist even in the same room. In addition, those who use both myopic glasses and presbyopic glasses use more glasses, which makes it difficult to organize the glasses, so that the necessary glasses can be taken out immediately when needed. There is often no absence.
When temporarily placing the glasses removed from the face, the glasses are often left on the table as they are, for example, by folding the temples of the glasses. Some people seem to prepare a tray of an appropriate size and use it as a dedicated tray for glasses.

As such a spectacle holder that can be used by those who use spectacles to store the spectacles removed from the face in an organized manner, for example, there is a spectacle holder proposed in Patent Document 1.
JP 9-315233 A

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the eyeglass holder disclosed in Patent Document 1 is used by sucking and holding the eyeglass holder HLD at a desired place using a suction disk K. The eyeglasses L hold the folded temple T in a locking recess C formed in the eyeglass holder HLD, and hold the bridge B at the notch KK. In such a holding configuration of the glasses L, when the glasses L are held by the glasses holder HLD, the temple T needs to be folded, and the glasses L held by the glasses holder HLD are to be attached to the face again. In some cases, the work of unfolding the temple T is required, and the handling becomes complicated.
Further, the spectacle holder HLD described in Patent Document 1 has only a function of holding the spectacles L, and stores, in the same place as the spectacles L, ornaments that are often removed at the same time when the spectacles L are removed. There is also a problem that cannot be kept.

  Accordingly, the present invention provides a spectacle holder that can hold spectacles in a state where it can be immediately worn and can accommodate accessories such as ornaments that are often removed from the body when the spectacles are removed together with the spectacles. It is an object.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention has the following configuration.
That is, glasses having at least two opposing side walls, with the temples spread between the two side walls, can be placed horizontally, a housing that can store small items therein, and an upper side of the two side walls. A spectacle holder comprising: a notch that is formed at an opposing position and receives a lens portion or a rim portion of spectacles that are horizontally placed by a notch side and can hold the spectacles.

  Further, a drawer is provided at a lower portion of the casing. As a result, it is possible to store and store a small item in a hidden state in a normal state, and to promote organization.

The notch is formed in a V shape or an arc shape. Thus, the spectacle lens is set in a more stable state.
Further, in the notch formed in the V shape, it is preferable that a notch side for receiving the lens part or the rim part is formed on an inclined side. Thereby, the lens part of spectacles can be received stably.

Further, the notch is provided at a plurality of locations on the upper side of the two side walls. Thereby, a plurality of glasses can be held simultaneously.
Further, the inclined sides of the plurality of notches are formed so as to be parallel. Thereby, since it can be made the same state when holding a plurality of glasses, it is good in appearance.

  Further, a weight is disposed in the casing. Thereby, when the drawer is put in and out, the spectacle holder can be prevented from moving unexpectedly, the held glasses can be stably held, and the drawer can be put in and out with one hand.

  According to the eyeglass holder according to the present invention, if the eyeglasses placed in the notch are taken out, they can be directly attached to the face without unfolding the temple. Moreover, since the spectacles can be held in the state where the spectacles are positioned at the uppermost position in the spectacle holder, the spectacles can be easily taken out and the usability is good. Further, since accessories such as ornaments that are often removed from the body at the same time as the glasses can be accommodated together with the glasses, the arrangement of the glasses and the ornaments is facilitated.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of a spectacles holder according to the present invention will be described based on the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an eyeglass holder. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view in which glasses are set in the eyeglass holder shown in FIG.
Although the spectacles holder 100 in the present embodiment is assumed to be formed of a synthetic resin material, it may be formed of other known materials typified by cardboard or a metal plate.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the eyeglass holder 100 according to the present embodiment includes a rectangular parallelepiped housing 30 having an upper surface opening space 42 and a side surface opening space 40 in which small items can be stored, and a housing 30. A notch 24 formed for setting the glasses 200 on the upper side 22 of the side wall 20 is provided.
The casing 30 is erected along the bottom plate 10 and the intermediate bottom plate 12 formed in a rectangular shape, and three outer peripheral edges excluding one short side at the outer peripheral edge of the bottom plate 10, and the intermediate bottom plate 12 is attached to the inner side surface of the casing 30. And a side wall 20 to be held. The intermediate bottom plate 12 is formed in the same shape as the bottom plate 10 and is held by the inner surface of the side wall 20 in a state parallel to the bottom plate 10.
The second side wall 21 extends only to the upper side of the intermediate bottom plate 12 along one short side of the outer peripheral edge of the intermediate bottom plate 12 that is not in contact with the side wall 20. The height dimension of the second side wall 21 is formed to be equal to the height position of the upper side 22 of the side wall 20.

  An upper surface opening space 42 that can accommodate small items is formed in the upper portion of the housing 30 by the intermediate bottom plate 12, the side wall 20, and the second side wall 21. In addition, a side opening space 40 is formed in the lower portion of the housing 30 by the bottom plate 10, the intermediate bottom plate 12, and the side wall 20. The side opening space 40 is provided with a drawer 50 that can be freely inserted into and removed from the side opening space 40.

  Cutouts 24, 24 are formed at a plurality of locations on the upper sides 22, 22 of the pair of opposing side walls 20, 20 erected along the long side direction of the bottom plate 10. The lens portion 210 and the rim portion of the glasses 200 are placed in the notch 24. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the notch 24 in the present embodiment is formed in a substantially V shape.

One notch side 24 a constituting the notch 24 is formed in a vertical side extending in the vertical direction from the upper side 22 of the side wall 20. On the other hand, the other notch side 24 b is formed in an inclined side extending in a direction inclined with respect to the upper side 22 of the side wall 20. In the present embodiment, the spectacles 200 are held by the spectacle holder 100 by causing the lens portion 210 of the spectacles 200 to be received by the other cut-out side 24b (hereinafter also referred to as the inclined side 24b).
The inclined sides 24b disposed at a plurality of locations along the upper side 22 of each side wall 20 are formed to be parallel to each other. Thereby, the spectacles 200 can be received by the inclined side 24b in the same state, and the spectacles 200 can be held in an aligned state with the spectacle holder 100, which is preferable in appearance.

As shown in FIG. 3, the eyeglass holder 100 according to the present embodiment is characterized by holding the eyeglasses 200 that can be immediately attached to the face without being removed from the face and the temple 220 being folded.
In order to realize this, in this embodiment, the depth dimension of the notch 24 is set to about 3.0 cm, and the height position of the bottom of the notch 24 is set to a height position of about 9.0 cm from the installation surface G. did. Further, the distance between the opposing side walls 20 where the notches 24 are formed is set to about 9.0 cm to 12.0 cm.

If the eyeglasses 200 are set on the inclined side 24b of the notch 24 formed with such dimensions, most of the eyeglasses 200 have the lens part 210 or the rim part placed on the inclined side 24b. Further, the temple 220 extends obliquely downward with respect to the upper side 22 of the side wall 20, and the free end portion of the temple 220 is separated from the installation surface G or is in contact with the installation surface G.
In any state, since the glasses 200 are held by the inclined sides 24b, 24 of the notch 24, the glasses 200 can be stored in a stable state. In particular, when the free end portion of the temple 220 is in contact with the installation surface G, the glasses 200 are held even at the contact portion between the temple 220 and the installation surface G, so that the storage in a more stable state is possible. Is possible.

The upper surface opening space 42 formed in the upper part of the housing 30 is suitable for housing decorative items that are frequently attached to and detached from the body together with the glasses 200. If the accessory is removed and stored in the upper surface opening space 42 before the eyeglasses 200 are removed, and the eyeglasses 200 are attached and then the accessories are attached, the eyeglasses 200 can be removed when the accessories are put in and out of the upper surface opening space 42. It won't get in the way.
In addition, the depth dimension of the upper surface opening space 42 in this embodiment is about 6.0 cm.

In addition, a side opening space 40 formed in the lower portion of the housing 30 is provided with a drawer 50 that can be inserted into and removed from the side opening space 40. In the present embodiment, the height of the drawer 50 is also about 6 cm. In the drawer 50, it is convenient to store articles that are not normally used but are useful with the glasses 200 (for example, repair tools such as a lens cleaner and a precision screwdriver). Such an article can be stored in a state of being hidden in the side opening space 40 closed by the drawer 50, which is effective in ordering and organizing.
In the drawer 50 in this embodiment, a notch 54 is formed in the upper side portion of the wall surface 52 that covers the opening of the side opening space 40, and the notch 54 is used as a handle.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, a weight 60 is disposed at the farthest side from the opening 44 of the side opening space 40. The weight 60 is disposed in the housing 30 in a state where the weight 60 is closed by the partition wall 46 disposed in the side opening space 40. As this weight 60, the weight currently used for what is called a tape cutter is applicable. Since such a weight 60 is provided, it is not necessary to hold the eyeglass holder 100 with the other hand so that the eyeglass holder 100 does not move when the user performs the operation of inserting and removing the drawer 50, so that the usability is good. In addition, even if the eyeglass holder 100 in the state where the eyeglasses 200 are held is unexpectedly contacted, the eyeglass holder 100 is not easily moved, and it is also preferable in that the held eyeglasses 200 are prevented from being damaged.

  As described above, the spectacle holder 100 according to the present embodiment has been described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, the spectacle holder 100 according to the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and other implementations. Of course, the form can be adopted. For example, in the present embodiment, the form in which the lens unit 210 is placed in the notch 24 has been described, but the eyeglass 200 may be held by placing the rim part in the notch 24.

  Further, in the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, the form in which the spectacles 200 are held by the spectacle holder 100 with the lower side of the lens unit 210 of the spectacles 200 facing upward has been described, but as shown in FIG. 4. In addition, the eyeglass 200 can be held in the eyeglass holder 100 so that the bridge portion is on the upper side (a state where the eyeglasses 200 shown in FIG.

  Further, in the present embodiment, side walls 20 are erected on three outer peripheral edges of the outer peripheral edges of the bottom plate 10, and the second side walls are positioned at the outer peripheral edges of the intermediate bottom plate 12 at positions corresponding to the remaining one outer peripheral edge. The side wall opening space 40 and the top surface opening space 42 are formed by disposing the side wall 21, but the side wall 20 is erected along all the outer peripheral edges of the bottom surface 10, and The side opening space 40 and the upper surface opening space 42 may be formed by forming the opening 44 penetrating the outside and the inside of the opening 20.

  Further, the weight 60 can be disposed in the housing 30 by forming the weight 60 in a plate shape, and can be disposed on the bottom surface portion of the housing 30, and the side opening space 40 as in the present embodiment. This is advantageous because the arrangement of the partition wall 46 inside can be omitted. Further, when the bottom surface of the bottom plate 10 is provided with a non-slip member or a non-slip process, the arrangement of the weight 60 can be omitted. This is advantageous because the storage capacity of the drawer 50 can be increased.

Moreover, although the notch 24 in this embodiment has illustrated the embodiment formed in V shape, it forms in the notch 24 which makes | forms U shape and circular arc shape in shapes other than V shape. Also good.
In addition, although a plurality of sets of cutouts 24 are provided on the pair of opposing side walls 20 in the present embodiment and the two glasses 200 can be held, the cutouts are described. 24 may be only one set, or three or more sets of notches 24 may be provided.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the side wall 20 on which the notch 24 is disposed has a rectangular shape in front view, but may be formed in a square shape or a trapezoidal shape. At this time, if the trapezoidal plate serving as the side wall 20 is formed into a trapezoidal plate with one leg perpendicular to the upper and lower bases, and one leg of the trapezoidal plate is placed on the installation surface G, When setting a plurality of eyeglasses 200, the set height of the eyeglasses 200 can be varied in the direction in which the drawer 50 is put in and out, which is advantageous in that the eyeglasses 200 can be easily put in and out.

It is a perspective view of a spectacles holder. It is sectional drawing in the AA line in FIG. It is the perspective view which set spectacles to the spectacles holder shown in FIG. It is the perspective view which set the spectacles to the spectacles holder upside down in the state shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows an example of the spectacles holder in a prior art. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a state in which glasses are held by the glasses holder of FIG. 5.

Explanation of symbols

10 bottom plate 12 middle bottom plate 20 side wall 21 second side wall 22 upper side 24 notch 24a one notch side 24b other notch side (inclined side)
30 Housing 40 Side opening space 42 Upper surface opening space 44 Opening portion 46 Partition wall 50 Drawer 52 Wall surface 54 Notch portion 60 Weight 100 Eyeglass holder 200 Eyeglass holder 210 Lens 220 Temple

Claims (8)

A housing that has at least two opposing side walls, and that can be placed horizontally in a state where the temples are spread between the two side walls;
Eyeglasses comprising: a notch that is formed at a position opposite to the upper side of the two side walls, and that receives the lens part or rim part of the eyeglasses placed horizontally by the notch side and can hold the eyeglasses. holder.   The eyeglass holder according to claim 1, wherein a drawer is provided at a lower portion of the housing.   3. The eyeglass holder according to claim 1, wherein the notch is formed in a V shape.   4. The eyeglass holder according to claim 3, wherein, in the cutout formed in the V shape, a cutout side for receiving the lens portion or the rim portion is formed on an inclined side.   3. The eyeglass holder according to claim 1, wherein the notch is formed in an arc shape.   The spectacle holder according to claim 1, wherein the notch is provided at a plurality of locations on the upper side of the two side walls.   The eyeglass holder according to claim 6, wherein the inclined sides of the plurality of notches are formed so as to be parallel to each other.   The spectacle holder according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein a weight is disposed in the housing.

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