JP3196361U - Table mirror - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a table mirror that can take advantage of the warmth and softness of a paper material and can be stored in the same manner as a music CD case. A cover portion having a mirror surface portion 1 in which a mirror body is fixed to a paper material and a paper material holding portion capable of holding the mirror surface portion in an upright state, the holding portion standing up during use. 20, a back cover portion 21 that forms a bottom surface during use, a back cover portion 22 that connects the front cover portion and the back cover portion, and a swing portion 23 that swingably holds the mirror surface portion. Composed. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a table mirror simulating a paper music CD case.

  A table mirror is a piece of furniture that is placed on a table and allows you to check your face when needed.

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  Various shapes have been proposed as desk mirrors (Non-Patent Document 1), but all are based on a rigid frame made of metal or plastic, and there is a lack of softness and warmth accordingly. In addition, since the printing surface cannot be formed on these frames in general, there is a problem that, for example, the printing surface cannot be changed for every small lot, so that it must be a mass-produced product. Furthermore, since the desk mirrors of any shape are assumed to be fixedly arranged at the same location, there is also a problem that the table space is permanently occupied.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems. It takes advantage of the warmth and softness of paper and is easy to handle individually for each small lot. An object is to provide a table mirror that can be stored.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a table mirror having a mirror surface portion formed by fixing a mirror body to a paper material, and a paper material holding portion capable of holding the mirror surface portion in an upright state, The holding portion includes a front cover portion that stands up during use, a back cover portion that forms a bottom surface during use, a back cover portion that connects the front cover portion and the back cover portion, and a swing that holds the mirror portion in a swingable manner. And a moving part, and a mirror surface part is sandwiched between the front surface part and the back cover so that it can be folded into a CD case shape.

  The holding part is preferably formed by bending a single mount. In this case, it is preferable that the front cover portion has a thickness of two mounts, and the back cover portion has a thickness of three mounts. Further, it is preferable that a receiving piece for receiving the standing front cover portion is provided on the back cover portion.

  According to the present invention described above, a desk mirror that utilizes the warmth and softness of paper, can be easily handled individually for each small lot, and can be stored in the same place as a music CD case is realized. can do.

It is a perspective view which shows the use condition of the table mirror which concerns on an Example. It is a right view of the table mirror of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the accommodation state of the table mirror which concerns on an Example. It is drawing explaining the manufacture procedure of the table mirror of an Example.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on examples. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a usage state of the table mirror MR according to the embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a side view thereof.

  As shown in the figure, this table mirror MR is composed of a mirror surface portion 1 formed by sticking a mirror body to cardboard so that it looks substantially circular, and a holding portion 2 that can hold the mirror surface portion 1 in an upright state. .

  The mirror surface portion 1 is composed of a substantially square base cardboard 10, a mirror body 11 attached to the base cardboard 10, and a surface paper 12 that exposes the mirror body 11 in a substantially circular shape. A glossy surface is formed on the outer surface of the front paper and the base cardboard. For convenience of description, the boundary line between the base cardboard 10 and the front cardboard 12 is not shown in FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the holding unit 2 includes a front cover part 20 that forms a standing back surface in use, a back cover part 21 that forms a bottom surface during use, and a spine that connects the front cover part 20 and the back cover part 21. The cover portion 22 and the swing portion 23 that holds the mirror surface portion 1 so as to be swingable are configured.

  Here, the exposed surfaces of the front cover portion 20, the back cover portion 21, and the back cover portion 22 are glossy surfaces on which appropriate images and characters suitable for a music CD are printed.

  The holding unit 2 is configured by folding a single cardboard mount. The front cover unit 20 is for two mounts, the back cover unit 21 is for three mounts, the back cover unit 22 and the swing unit 23 are It has a thickness equivalent to one mount. A cut-and-raised piece 30 stands on a part of the back cover portion 21 and is configured to receive the swinging mirror surface portion 1.

  In the present embodiment, the front cover portion 20, the back cover portion 21, and the mirror surface portion 1 are set to the same vertical and horizontal dimensions as a standard music CD paper case. Further, the connecting length of the back cover portion 22 that connects the front cover portion 20 and the back cover portion 21 is formed substantially the same as the thickness of the mirror surface portion 1.

  Therefore, when the mirror surface portion 1 is folded in the direction of the front cover portion 20 and the back cover portion 21 is overlapped with this, the folding shape is the same as that of the music CD paper case (see FIG. 3).

  Next, FIG. 4A shows a cardboard mount 4 constituting the holding unit 2. In addition, the thin lines L1-L8 shown to Fig.4 (a) show a bending line, and the thick line shows the outline line or cutting line of the base_sheet | mounting_paper 4. As shown in FIG.

  In the cardboard mount 4 shown in FIG. 4A, the region on the left side from the folding line L1 is the connection piece CN constituting the swinging portion 23, and the region on the right side from the folding line L3 constitutes the back cover portion 21. The back drawing area BD, the pasting parts ST and ST, and the bottom part BT. As shown in the drawing, a cut and raised piece 30 is formed on the bottom surface portion BT so as to be cut and raised.

  Further, a region between the folding line L2 and the folding line L3 is a portion constituting the back cover portion 22, and a region between the folding line L1 and the folding line L2 is a front drawing region FD constituting the back cover portion 20. And side drawing areas SD1 and SD2.

  In the front drawing area FD and the back drawing area FD, an image with the upper side of the specification sheet surface is printed upward, and in the side drawing areas SD1 and SD2, the left 90 ° direction of the specification sheet surface is set to be upward. The image to be printed is printed. These images are desirably unified images based on one concept.

  In any case, the unfolded cardboard 4 in FIG. 4A is first bent along the folding lines L5, L7 and L6, L8. 4A shows the printing surface, the outer regions SD1, SD2, ST, ST of the folding lines L5, L7, L6, L8 are each bent 180 ° in the direction of the back side of the specification sheet. .

  FIG. 4B shows a state in which the cardboard board 4 after the folding process is turned upside down, and shows a connection piece CN ′ and a bottom surface part BT ′ in a state where the front and back are turned upside down.

  In this state, the side drawing areas SD1 and SD2 are attached to the back surface of the front drawing area FD, and the pasting portions ST and ST are attached to the back surface of the back drawing area BD. In addition, by this sticking operation, the front cover part 20 and the back cover part 21 have a thickness equivalent to two mounts.

  Therefore, next, the bottom surface portion BT ′ in an inverted state is overlapped and adhered to the pasting portions ST and ST to expose the original bottom surface portion BT. FIG. 4C shows this state, and FIG. 4D shows a completed state in which FIG. 4C is reversed.

  Finally, by attaching the mirror surface portion 1 to the upper surface of the connection piece CN, the table mirror MR of the embodiment is completed.

  As described above, in this embodiment, a table mirror having a novel configuration can be completed with a simple manufacturing method. That is, for the cardboard mount 4, the outer diameter shape of FIG. 4 (a) is only required to be punched and then folded and bonded, and no extra manufacturing costs are required for processing such as maintaining the angle.

  Since this table mirror is made of cardboard having a printed glossy surface, it is possible to realize a warm and soft table mirror, and it can also be stored in a library like a music CD case. .

  In addition, since the present invention is made of paper and can print an appropriate image on the surface thereof, the manufacturing cost can be suppressed in this sense as well, and individual correspondence for each small lot is possible. For this reason, the present invention can be used as, for example, a distribution novelty product or a prize for an event.

  Although the embodiments have been described in detail above, the specific description does not particularly limit the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Mirror surface part 2 Holding part 20 Front cover part 21 Back cover part 22 Back cover part 23 Swing part

Claims (5)

A table mirror having a mirror surface portion formed by fixing a mirror body to a paper material, and a paper material holding portion capable of holding the mirror surface portion in an upright state,
The holding portion includes a front cover portion that stands up during use, a back cover portion that forms a bottom surface during use, a back cover portion that connects the front cover portion and the back cover portion, and a swing that holds the mirror portion in a swingable manner. And a moving part.
A table mirror characterized in that a mirror surface portion is sandwiched between a front surface portion and a back cover, and it can be folded into a CD case shape.   The table mirror according to claim 1, wherein the holding portion is formed by bending a single mount.   The desk mirror according to claim 2, wherein the cover part has a thickness equivalent to two mounts.   The desk mirror according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the back cover part has a thickness of three mounts. The desk mirror according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a receiving piece for receiving the standing front cover part is provided on the back cover part.

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