JP3198390U - Picture frame - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to make it possible to easily replace a three-dimensional ornament in a frame that can accommodate the three-dimensional ornament. A glass plate 20 is fitted on the front surface of an outer frame 10, an inner frame 30 is provided at a peripheral portion of the glass plate 20, and the glass plate 20 is sandwiched between the inner frame 30 and the engagement piece 11, A three-dimensional decorative body 40 is provided on the rear surface side of the inner frame 30. The three-dimensional decorative body 40 includes a decorative plate 41 and a preserved flower 42 as a three-dimensional decorative object, and a hollow window 43 for exposing a photograph is formed in the central portion of the decorative plate 41. The decorative plate 41 faces the glass plate 20 through the inner frame 30, and the preserved flower 42 is accommodated in the space portion 12 surrounded by the decorative 41 and the glass plate 20. A dry plate material 50 and a back plate 60 mixed with a moisture adsorbent and a chemical adsorbent are continuously provided on the rear surface of the decorative plate 41 of the three-dimensional decorative body 40. A photograph to be framed is placed on the dry plate material 50. [Selection] Figure 4

Description

  The present invention relates to a frame in which a three-dimensional ornament such as a preserved flower is accommodated, and more particularly to a frame that allows a three-dimensional ornament to be easily exchanged.

  Generally, when decorating photos, drawings, etc., it is done by framing, and as a frame used for such framing, there is an outer frame with a transparent glass plate fixed on the front and on the rear surface of this outer frame A back plate provided in a detachable manner, and a photograph or the like is fixed to the inner surface of the back plate.

  However, in such a frame, the picture, the print, etc., which are the framed objects, are merely flat, and thus the overall design is poor. Then, the frame which improved the designability is proposed by enabling it to accommodate three-dimensional ornaments, such as a dried flower, inside a frame (for example, refer patent document 1).

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-338000

  By the way, a three-dimensional ornament such as a dried flower housed inside the frame is affected by ultraviolet rays, humidity, temperature, chemical substances, etc., and deteriorates with time. That is, the saturation and lightness are lowered or discolored, so that the beautiful state at the beginning of the frame cannot be maintained for a long time. As a result, when a certain number of years have passed, it has been desired to replace the dried flowers with new and beautiful ones.

  Also, if the dried flowers are the same for a long time, the fresh aesthetics at the beginning of the frame will fade, and there is a need to replace the dried flowers in search of new aesthetics. There was a demand to decorate the dried flowers to express.

  As described above, in a frame that accommodates a three-dimensional ornament, it has been desired to replace the ornament. However, since the structure of the frame is complicated, the three-dimensional ornament is replaced. Was extremely troublesome.

  An object of the present invention is to solve the above problems and to provide a frame that can easily replace a three-dimensional ornament.

  As a result of intensive studies to solve the above-described problems, the present inventor provided a three-dimensional decorative object on the decorative plate on which the hollow window was formed, and the decorative plate was sandwiched between the outer frame and the back plate. The inventors have found that a three-dimensional ornament can be taken out very easily and completed the present invention.

  That is, the frame according to claim 1 has an outer frame having an opening on the front surface and the rear surface and a space part capable of accommodating a three-dimensional decoration inside, a transparent plate provided in the front opening of the outer frame, A back plate that is detachably provided at a rear surface opening of the outer frame and to which a framed object is directly or indirectly fixed; and a three-dimensional decorative body that is detachably provided in a space of the outer frame; The three-dimensional decorative body includes a decorative plate on which a hollow window for exposing the framed object is formed, and a three-dimensional decorative item fixed to the decorative plate. The peripheral edge of the decorative plate is opened at the rear surface of the outer frame. It is configured to be sandwiched between a stepped portion provided in the vicinity of the portion and the back plate.

  The frame according to claim 2 is characterized in that, in the frame according to claim 1, a dry plate material that absorbs moisture is provided on substantially the entire inner surface of the back plate.

  The frame according to claim 3 is characterized in that, in the frame according to claim 1 or 2, the three-dimensional ornament is a preserved flower.

  In the frame according to claim 1, a three-dimensional decorative body is detachably provided in the space portion of the outer frame, and the three-dimensional decorative body is constituted by a decorative plate and a three-dimensional decorative object fixed to the decorative plate. The peripheral portion of the decorative plate is sandwiched between a step portion and a back plate provided in the vicinity of the rear opening of the outer frame. Therefore, by removing the back plate from the outer frame, the three-dimensional decorative body is released from the clamping and can be taken out as it is, and a new three-dimensional decorative body can be obtained simply by engaging the decorative plate of the three-dimensional decorative body with the stepped portion. A decorative body can be easily attached. In addition, a hollow window is formed on the decorative plate of the three-dimensional decorative body, and a framed object is arranged at a position corresponding to the hollow window, so that the framed object can be seen through the hollow window. In addition, since a three-dimensional ornament is arranged around the framed object, it is possible to observe a three-dimensional beauty.

  In the frame according to claim 2, a dry plate material that absorbs moisture is provided on substantially the entire inner surface of the back plate. Therefore, the dry plate material absorbs the moisture in the internal space surrounded by the inner space, that is, the outer frame, the transparent plate, and the dry plate material on the frame, so that the internal space can be maintained in a dry state. As a result, even if it is a three-dimensional ornament that is sensitive to moisture, such as dried flowers and preserved flowers, the original state can be maintained without deteriorating for a long period of time, and alterations can also be made in photographs that are framed items. Can be suppressed. In particular, it is effective in the case of a preserved flower. That is, the preserved flower is obtained by immersing fresh flowers in a special solution for dehydration, and is therefore vulnerable to moisture and is required to be maintained in a dry state with low humidity. Furthermore, since the dry board is disposed between the back board and the framed object, even if the back board generates a chemical substance that fades or discolors the photograph, Since the substance is blocked, fading and discoloration can be suppressed.

  In the frame according to the third aspect, since the three-dimensional ornament is a preserved flower, an aesthetic feeling close to that of a fresh flower can be achieved.

The front view of the frame of the state which framed the remains of this invention. II-II longitudinal cross-sectional view in FIG. The enlarged view of the III section in FIG. The disassembled perspective view of the frame of this invention.

  The frame of the present invention is provided with a three-dimensional decorative body detachably in a space portion of the outer frame. The three-dimensional decorative body includes a decorative plate on which a hollow window for exposing the framed object is formed, and a three-dimensional decorative item fixed to the decorative plate. The three-dimensional decorative item is particularly limited as long as it is a three-dimensional decorative item. It may be a natural product or an artificial product. For example, there are preserved flowers, dried flowers and artificial flowers. The hollow window exposes the framed object fixed to the back plate (or dry plate material) so as to be visible from the outside, and can be formed in various shapes according to the shape of the framed object.

  Since a plurality of three-dimensional decorations are prepared and used by appropriately replacing them, it is preferable to store and store them in a storage box made of paperboard or the like, and also to transport them.

  The outer frame accommodates the three-dimensional ornament and the framed object in the internal space, and if the space capable of accommodating the three-dimensional ornament can be secured, the thickness can be appropriately selected depending on the size of the three-dimensional ornament. If is increased, the angle at which the framed object can be visually recognized is obstructed by the outer frame, so it is preferable to reduce the thickness. That is, it is preferable that the thickness of the three-dimensional ornament is reduced within a range where the three-dimensional effect can be observed, and the outer frame is set to a thickness suitable for it. Further, when the thickness of the three-dimensional ornament is increased, a shadow of the three-dimensional ornament may be applied to the framed object depending on how the illumination is applied. Therefore, it is preferable to reduce the thickness of the three-dimensional ornament.

  A step part engages the peripheral part of the decoration board of a three-dimensional decoration body, and is clamped with a back board. The step portion may be formed integrally with the outer frame or may be provided as a separate body from the outer frame. When the step portion is formed integrally with the outer frame, the transparent plate is fitted and killed.

  The back plate is detachably fixed to the rear opening of the outer frame, and the three-dimensional decorative body is sandwiched between the stepped portions, and the framed object is at a predetermined position (a position corresponding to the hollow window). It is to be fixed to.

  A dry plate material that absorbs moisture can be provided on substantially the entire inner surface of the back plate. By providing a dry plate material, it is possible to absorb the moisture in the inner space of the frame and make it dry, so that three-dimensional decorations (preserved flowers, dried flowers, etc.) and framed items (photos, etc.) that are vulnerable to moisture can be used. When used, it can prevent long-term discoloration, fading, etc., and can block substances that adversely affect the photo generated from the back plate, so the photo can be discolored, fading, etc. Can be prevented. Furthermore, the dry plate material can be mixed with a substance that absorbs a chemical substance that adversely affects the photograph, and by incorporating a substance that absorbs a chemical substance that adversely affects the photograph, the photograph is further discolored. It can be prevented from deterioration such as fading.

  As the dry board material, a paperboard, a plastic sheet or the like mixed with or kneaded a substance that absorbs moisture can be used. Further, when the drying effect of the dry plate material becomes weak, the drying efficiency can be increased by replacing the dry plate material with a new dry plate material.

  The framed objects to be framed in the frame of the present invention are not particularly limited as long as they are conventionally framed, such as photographs (such as pictures), paintings, prints, and books. A relief or the like is also possible as long as it is within the range of the hollow window.

  In order to frame the framed object in the frame as described above, first, the back plate is removed from the outer frame, and the framed object is fixed to a predetermined portion of the back plate with an adhesive tape or the like. Next, the three-dimensional decorative body is turned over, the peripheral edge of the decorative plate is placed and engaged with the stepped portion, and the three-dimensional decorative object is placed inside the outer frame. Further, after the back plate is placed on the decorative plate, the back plate is fixed to the outer frame with a set pin. As a result, the decorative plate is clamped and fixed between the stepped portion and the back plate. The frame framed in this manner is hung on a wall or the like by a conventional method.

  Next, an embodiment of a frame according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  1 is a front view of a frame with a picture framed, FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view taken along the line II-II in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of portion III in FIG. 2, and FIG. .

  In these drawings, reference numeral 10 denotes an outer frame, and the outer frame 10 is formed in a rectangular frame shape, and an engagement piece 11 that slightly protrudes inward is formed on the inner periphery of the front side (left side in FIG. 2). The inside of the outer frame 10 is a space 12 that accommodates a three-dimensional ornament to be described later. A glass plate 20 as a transparent plate is fitted into the engagement piece 11 of the outer frame 10. A rectangular inner frame 30 having a substantially similar shape to the outer frame 10 and having substantially the same width as the engagement piece 11 is provided at the peripheral edge of the glass plate 20. The glass plate 20 is sandwiched.

  An end surface on the rear surface side (right side in FIG. 2) of the inner frame 30 is a step portion 31, and the three-dimensional decorative body 40 is provided in a state where the peripheral portion is engaged with the step portion 31. The three-dimensional decorative body 40 includes a decorative plate 41 and a preserved flower 42 as a three-dimensional decorative object, and a hollow window 43 is formed in the central portion of the decorative plate 41 to expose an aftereffect described later. Further, the peripheral edge portion is engaged with the step portion 31. Therefore, the decorative plate 41 is in a state of facing the glass plate 20 through the inner frame 30, and the preserved flower 42 is accommodated in the space 12 surrounded by the decorative body 41 and the glass plate 20. The flower 42 is arranged around the framed frame.

  On the substantially entire rear surface of the decorative plate 41 of the three-dimensional decorative body 40, a dry plate material 50 and a back plate 60 mixed with a moisture adsorbent and a chemical substance adsorbent are continuously provided in close contact with each other. The rear surface of the rear frame and the rear surface of the outer frame 10 are substantially on the same plane, and the back plate 60 is prevented from being detached from the outer frame 10 by the retaining pin 13 provided on the rear surface of the outer frame 10. That is, the glass plate 20, the inner frame 30, the three-dimensional decorative body 40, and the dry plate material 50 are sandwiched and fixed integrally by the engagement piece 11 and the retaining pin 13 of the outer frame 10. Further, since the dry plate material 50 absorbs moisture in the space portion 12 and also absorbs substances that adversely affect photographs and the like, it can suppress discoloration and discoloration of the preserved flower 42 over a long period of time. Fading and discoloration can also be suppressed over a long period of time.

  In the frame as described above, for example, in order to frame the image a as a framed object, it is fixed to a predetermined location (a location corresponding to the hollow window 43) of the dry plate material 50 with an adhesive tape (not shown). To do. Thereby, the remains a can be seen through the hollow window 43, and the preserved flower 42 is arranged around the remains a, so that the three-dimensional beauty can be observed. I can do it.

  Next, a method for removing the three-dimensional decorative body 40 will be described. First, the back pin 10 is removed from the outer frame 10 by rotating the retaining pin 13. Then, since the three-dimensional decorative body 40 is sandwiched and released, it can be easily taken out. As described above, the three-dimensional decorative body 40 can be taken out very simply by removing the back plate 10.

10: outer frame, 12: space portion, 20: glass plate (transparent plate), 30: inner frame, 31: stepped portion, 40: three-dimensional decorative body, 41: decorative plate, 42: preserved flower (three-dimensional decorative object), 43: hollow window, 50: dry plate material, 60: back plate, a: remains (framed object)

Claims (3)

An outer frame having openings on the front and rear surfaces and a space for accommodating a three-dimensional ornament inside, a transparent plate provided in the front opening of the outer frame, and a detachable attachment to the rear opening of the outer frame And a three-dimensional decorative body that is detachably provided in a space portion of the outer frame, and the three-dimensional decorative body includes a framed object. A decorative plate formed with a hollow window to be exposed, and a three-dimensional decorative object fixed to the decorative plate, and a peripheral portion of the decorative plate is provided with a step portion provided in the vicinity of a rear surface opening of the outer frame; A picture frame characterized by being sandwiched between back plates. The frame according to claim 1, wherein a dry plate material that absorbs moisture is provided on substantially the entire inner surface of the back plate. The frame according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the three-dimensional ornament is a preserved flower.

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