JP3224256U - Newspaper reading table - Google Patents

Abstract

An easy-to-carry newspaper reading stand that can be read and read while the newspaper is stopped on the reading surface. SOLUTION: A rectangular placing portion 1 in which a corrugated cardboard is bent, a support portion 2 that supports the same from the back, and a base portion 3 that supports both from the bottom, the placing portion 1 is an open newspaper. The supporting portion 2 includes an inclined browsing surface 11 having a width in S, a window hole 13 in which the newspaper S can be clipped to the browsing surface 11, and a pedestal 12 having a seat surface 12a for supporting the newspaper S. Is provided with an upright surface 21 that stands up from the rear side 31c of the base part 3 and supports the mounting part 1, and the base part 3 includes an upper layer base 32 extending from the mounting part 1 and a lower layer base extending from the support part 2. 31 and an intermediate layer base 33 extending from the pedestal 12 sandwiched between them, and a bowl-shaped piece cut out from the lower layer base 31 in the notch grooves 42 and 43 formed in the upper layer base 32 and the intermediate layer base 33 of the base part 3 41 is fitted and cut out from the viewing surface 11 into a cut hole 51 carved in the seat surface 12a. Komihen 52 is inserted composed. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a newspaper reading stand that is light and mobile and can be read on a desk or table.

In recent years, digitalization has progressed, and the opportunity to touch reading materials using paper such as books and newspapers has been lost. However, not only digital evolution but also the traditional paper culture tradition should be an important means of cultural succession.
As a countermeasure, for example, the present inventor thought that it would be effective to touch a paper medium such as a newspaper in a school. There are very few opportunities to read newspapers.
Therefore, when considering the installation of this newspaper reading table, the library has been provided with a reading table that can be browsed with the newspaper open, but it is heavy because it is made of metal and so on. In addition, even with a caster, it was difficult to move.
For example, if it is placed in a passage such as a corridor of a school, it will be a hindrance to traffic and will be very difficult to handle, such as being troubled by removal.
It would be desirable to have a means of touching paper newspapers more easily.
In Patent Document 1 below, a cardboard folding portable book stand is proposed. The book stand is suitable for viewing a book, but is placed on a book board so as to view a spread newspaper. The paper is bent and easily falls off, so it is not suitable for viewing newspapers.

Utility Model Registration No. 3193928

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances. For example, it can be used by placing it on a desk or table in a school, etc., and it is light and easy to carry. It is intended to provide a newspaper reading table that can be viewed on a folded sheet.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the newspaper reading stand of the present invention comprises a rectangular mounting portion in which a rectangular cardboard is folded and connected at a fold, a support portion for supporting the same from the back, and both from below. And the above-mentioned mounting portion is provided with an inclined reading surface having a width that can be spread in a double-folded state, and at least 2 perforated so that one side of the folded newspaper can be clipped. Two window holes and a pedestal formed with a seating surface for receiving the loaded newspaper from below, the support part is provided with an elevational surface that supports the placement part by standing from the rear side of the pedestal part, The pedestal includes an upper pedestal extending from the mounting unit, a lower pedestal extending from the support, and an intermediate pedestal extending from a pedestal sandwiched between the upper pedestal, Cut out from the lower pedestal into the notched groove Hook-shaped sections is fitted, characterized by comprising plugged in insertion piece cut out from the viewing surface to the cutout hole engraved on the seat surface.

  The device described in claim 2 is characterized in that, in the above device, the angle formed between the mounting portion and the base portion is set to 50 degrees to 80 degrees.

The newspaper reading table of the present invention can be easily assembled from a single cardboard by folding along the crease, and at that time, the upper base, the middle base, and the lower base of the base are placed in the notch. Insert the insertion piece of the viewing surface into the notch hole of the seat surface and fix the lower side of the mounting portion and the middle layer base, and by fixing both of them, The lower side and the front part of the base part can be securely fixed.
For example, when this is brought into a school corridor or the like and placed on a classroom desk with two arranged, the placement part for browsing the newspaper forms a triangle firmly supported by the support part and the base part, and the whole is integrated. It can be placed on the desk stably.
Bring school newspapers and social newspapers with school events and social articles here, and place them on the reading table. Then, students can look into the corridor or read as a group and talk about it, and enjoy the newspaper as a paper medium.
At that time, since the newspaper can be folded in half on the viewing surface of the loading section and the crease portion can be sandwiched between clips and fixed to the window hole, the contents of the article written in large letters on the folded one side are appealing. Can be posted. In addition, since the two folded sides can be opened to the left and right, students who are interested can read the details further by turning the page.
In addition, since the folded fold portion is fixed to the viewing surface at two or more places, the posture of the paper surface is not collapsed, and the inclined state can always be maintained so that it is easy to see.
Further, when trying to fix the newspaper to the reading surface with a clip, the newspaper is naturally adjusted to a horizontal state on the pedestal, and the newspaper can be positioned in a normal state without being tilted.
When removed, all cardboard is lightweight and easy to move and transport.

  In the invention according to claim 2, if the angle between the mounting portion and the base portion is 50 degrees to 80 degrees, the reading surface is easy to see the newspaper from the front, and the newspaper is wide without taking an unreasonable posture. It is possible to easily look around the entire sheet.

It is a perspective view of the newspaper reading stand of this invention. (A) shows the middle of assembly, (B) is a perspective view of the main part in the vicinity of the bowl-shaped section of the base part showing the end of the assembly. (A) shows the middle of the assembly, (B) is a longitudinal perspective view of the main part longitudinally cut in the vicinity of the insertion piece on the lower side of the mounting part showing the end of the assembly. It is an expanded view of the cardboard before an assembly.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a newspaper reading table of the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 1, the present invention includes a placing portion 1 for placing a rectangular newspaper S inclined forward and downward, a supporting portion 2 for supporting the placing portion 1 from the back, and a stand for supporting both from the bottom. Part 3.
The pedestal 3 is composed of three layers of a lower lower pedestal 31, an upper upper pedestal 32, and an intermediate middle pedestal 33.
In addition, a pedestal 12 connected to the pedestal 3 is provided on the front side of the lower side 1 b of the placement unit 1.

The mounting portion 1, the support portion 2, and the base portion 3 are formed by bending a rectangular cardboard having a crease.
The short side of the rectangular cardboard is slightly longer than the long side of the newspaper S, and the long side is about three times longer than the short side of the newspaper S.
Corrugated cardboard as a material includes paper or plastic cardboard, and corrugated cores having a single layer or multiple layers can be used.
As shown in FIG. 4, the rectangular surface of the rectangular corrugated cardboard that is connected by folding the corrugated cardboard at a fold line parallel to the short side (a mountain fold is indicated by a one-dot chain line and a valley fold is indicated by a two-dot chain line). A plurality of are formed.
The corrugated cardboard core has a corrugation parallel to the longitudinal direction, and the crease is formed in the direction of folding the corrugated parallel lines.

The respective rectangular surfaces of the corrugated cardboard are connected in order from one side (lower end in FIG. 4) to the other side (upper end in FIG. 4), and the upper layer base 32 constituting the base part 3 and the placement part having a width longer than the short side of the newspaper. 1. A support portion 2 having a slightly shorter width than the placement portion 1, a lower base 31 constituting the base portion 3, a pedestal front surface that is a part of the narrow base 12, a seat surface 12a having a narrow width, and the base portion 3 are configured. The middle layer base 33 is
The seat surface 12a, the middle layer base 33, and the crease are valley folds (indicated by a two-dot chain line in FIG. 4), but the other folds are all folded into mountain folds (indicated by a one-dot chain line in FIG. 4). As shown in FIG. 1, it is formed in a triangular shape in a side view in which the placement portion 1, the support portion 2, and the base portion 3 are connected.
The triangular shape is such that the inclined mounting part 1 is the longest, the support part 2 is the next longest, the base part 3 is shorter than the support part 2, and the angle between the base part 3 and the support part 2 is a right angle. Alternatively, it is a right triangle that forms an angle close to a right angle.

As shown in FIG. 1, the pedestal 3 is a three-layer structure in which a lowermost base 31, an uppermost upper pedestal 32, and an intermediate pedestal 33 therebetween are vertically stacked. The rear side 31c is connected to the lower side 2b of the support part 2 and the front side 31b is connected to the pedestal 12 in front of the mounting part 1, and the bottom surface 31a having an area wider than the areas of the upper layer base 32 and the middle layer base 33 is formed on the lower surface. To do.
The tip of the front side 31b of the lower layer base 31 is folded upward, and the base 12 is formed with the upper surface that has been folded back as the seat surface 12a.
FIG. 1 shows a pedestal 12 having a small triangular shape when viewed from the side.
The tip of the base portion 12b of the seat surface 12a extends rearward to form an intermediate layer base 33.
In this case, the upper layer base 32 overlaps the middle layer base 33 as shown in FIG. 1, but its end 32 a is formed short so as to be slightly away from the lower side 2 b of the support portion 2.
The middle layer base 33 may reach the lower side 2b of the support part 2 at the maximum, or may be formed short so as to be slightly away from the lower side 2b of the support part 2.

As shown in FIG. 1, the placement unit 1 has a browsing surface 11 having a width that can be expanded in a state where the folded newspaper S is opened in order to open and load the newspaper S to be browsed.
According to the standard of the general newspaper S, since the folded size is 540 mm long and 410 mm wide, when it is opened, it becomes 540 mm long and 820 mm wide. For this reason, the viewing surface 11 is a little larger than that size so that it can be placed with a margin.

Further, as shown in FIG. 1, a clip is provided on the reading surface 11 at a position where the newspaper S opened on both sides hits the folding side Sa of the newspaper S folded in two so that the newspaper S does not protrude from the browsing surface 11. A window hole 13 of a size that can be stopped is provided.
If the window holes 13 are provided at an upper portion and a lower portion at intervals, the newspaper S can be fixed to the viewing surface 11 in a stable state by two clip stops.
However, even if only one of the upper and lower window holes 13 is clipped, it will not be stable, so the clip is stopped using both the upper and lower window holes 13.
As the clip 14 to be used, a commercially available stationery for sandwiching paper can be used, and the folding side Sa of the newspaper S and the viewing surface 11 around the window hole 13 are sandwiched together and stopped.

In addition, when the present invention is placed on a table or the like, the viewing surface 11 can be inclined at a forward and downward angle so that a person viewing a newspaper clipped to the viewing surface 11 can look down in a natural posture. .
For example, as shown in FIG. 1, when the angle θ formed by the viewing surface 11 and the bottom surface 31a of the base 3 is set, the angle θ is set in a range of 50 degrees to 80 degrees.
While the standard of a general newspaper is 540 mm long, when placed at the normal table surface height, the height of the child's eyes sitting on the chair is 30 cm to 40 cm above the table surface. When standing, it is about 60 cm to 70 cm above the table surface. The angle θ that can be looked down in an easy posture even when standing or sitting on a chair is about 70 degrees.
If this inclination angle is set to an angle other than 50 degrees to 80 degrees, not only a part of the line of sight with respect to a wide paper surface becomes an acute angle and it becomes difficult to see, but if the angle is larger than 80 degrees, the viewing surface 11 is vertical. This is not preferable because it approaches the state, easily falls back and forth, and the placed thin and flexible newspaper S is deformed and the left and right ends that are not fixed hang down.
On the other hand, if the angle is less than 50 degrees, the bottom surface of the pedestal portion 1 becomes large, which is not preferable because it may obstruct the passage of the installed passage or protrude from a small classroom desk.

Further, the seat surface 12a on the upper surface of the pedestal 12 protruding forward from below the lower side 1b of the placement unit 1 is placed on the viewing surface 11 and supports the newspaper S.
As shown in FIG. 2, the pedestal 12 is a flat surface having an inclination angle that prevents the newspaper S from slipping down so that the front surface of the pedestal 12 rises and does not slide down with respect to the viewing surface 11. As shown, it is perpendicular to the viewing surface 11 or an angle close thereto.

As shown in FIG. 1, the support portion 2 stands vertically from the rear side 31 c of the lower layer base 31 of the base portion 3 and is connected to the upper side of the placement portion 1, and the placement portion 1 is viewed from behind. A supporting elevation 21 is provided.
In addition, if the vertical holes 21 are provided on the left and right sides of the upright surface 21 so as to be hung on the wall surface, it can be used by being hung on the wall surface or the like when there is no table such as a desk.
When this upright surface 21 is set to a substantially vertical rising angle, the bottom surface can be widened and the forward width up to the front end of the pedestal 12 is minimized so as not to disturb the bottom surface, and the bottom surface is widened to increase the stability of placement. If the upright surface 21 is brought in close contact with the back wall surface, the light and easy movement of the plan can be prevented and the backward movement can be prevented. Thus, the reading surface 11 can be prevented from being turned over and can be used stably.

The base part 3 has a mechanism for fixing the lower part of the mounting part 1 and the lower part of the support part 2 which are triangular.
The pedestal 3 has three layers, an upper layer pedestal 32, a middle layer pedestal 33, and a lower layer pedestal 31, but as shown in FIG. , 43 are cut out, the lower surface portions of the cutout grooves 42, 43 on both sides of the lower layer base 31 are cut out to form a bowl-shaped section 41, and the bowl-shaped section 41 is bent upward so that the cutout grooves 42, 43 The base 41b of the sliced piece 41 is fitted, and the tip 41a of the bowl-like piece 41 is brought into contact with the upper surface of the upper layer base 32 in a pressed state to fix the three layers together.

At this time, as shown in FIG. 2 (a), the tip 41a of the hook-shaped section 41 is once bent to pass through the notch grooves 42 and 43 thereabove, and then in FIG. 2 (b). As shown, when the upper surface of the upper layer base 32 is opened and brought into contact with the upper surface of the upper layer base 32 in a pressed state, the hook-shaped section 41 is locked so as not to come out of the notch grooves 42 and 43 by the tip 41a. Become.
As a result, the three layers of the upper layer base 32, the middle layer base 33, and the lower layer base 31 are closely overlapped on both sides and securely fixed.

Further, along the lower side 1b of the mounting portion 1 that contacts the seating surface 12a of the pedestal 12, as shown in FIG. 3A, elongated slits 51 are formed at two places on the right and left sides of the seating surface 12a. On the other hand, the insertion piece 52 is cut out from the viewing surface 11 on the lower side 1b of the placement portion 1 and cut into the insertion hole 51 as shown in FIG. Insert it deeply until it hits.
At this time, the width of the cut hole 51 is set to be a narrow width slightly larger than the thickness of the cardboard, the length is appropriately selected, and the length of the insertion piece 52 is determined so as to be inserted into the hole 51 according to the length. . In addition, since the protrusion width | variety of the insertion piece 52 should just be able to insert in the notch hole 51, the width | variety of several centimeters is enough.
With the insertion until the end of the insertion piece 52, the lower side 1b of the placement unit 1 is stopped at two positions on the left and right sides from the front of the base unit 3.

And if the lower side 1b of the mounting part 1 is again retracted as it is, the insertion piece 52 will come out of the notch hole 51, but the three layers of the base part 3 are notched grooves 42, 43 and the saddle-like piece 41. By being fixed at, the backward movement of the lower side 1b of the placing portion 1 connected to the upper layer base 32 is stopped, so that the insertion piece 52 cannot be removed from the cut hole 51.
As a result, the lower side 1b of the mounting portion 1 and the base portion 3 are both fixed to the notched grooves 42 and 43 and the bowl-shaped piece 41 and fixed to the cut hole 51 and the insertion piece 52. It will be firmly fixed.
When assembling, the lower side 1b of the mounting portion 1 must be temporarily retracted and then the insertion piece 52 protruding forward from the lower side 1b must be inserted into the cut hole 51. The fixing by the sliced piece 41 is performed after the insertion piece 52 is inserted first.
Therefore, the upper layer base 32 is formed shorter than the lower layer base 31 so as to be slightly separated from the lower side 2b of the support part 2 so that the lower side 2b of the support part 2 can be retracted.

  FIG. 2B shows a state in which the base portion 41b of the bowl-shaped piece 41 is in contact with the front edge of the notch groove 42 of the upper layer base 32. The notch groove 42 is placed on the mounting portion. 1 can be formed so that the base 41b of the bowl-shaped section 41 that is notched to the lower side 1b and bent upward is in contact with the back surface of the lower side 1b of the mounting section 1. The base 41b of 41 hits the back surface of the lower side 1b of the mounting part 1, and the retreat of the lower side 1b of the mounting part 1 with respect to the base part 3 is stopped.

Further, the cutting hole 51 and the insertion piece 52 are provided at a plurality of locations such as one on the middle of the lower side 1b of the mounting portion 1 or two on the left and right sides with an interval in consideration of the strength of the cardboard used. Can be provided.
Paper cardboard is light and has the advantage of increasing strength when folded in the direction perpendicular to the corrugation of the core as a plate material, but there is also a weakness in the corrugation direction of the core that deformation such as bending tends to occur when wet. .
In the present invention, the cardboard crease is bent at an angle in a direction perpendicular to the corrugation of the core, so that the strength increases at the bent portion, and even if it is in a high humidity environment, the viewing surface of the mounting unit 1 11 and the vertical surface 21 of the support portion 2 are not easily curved in the vertical direction, the base portion 3 is reinforced with three layers, and the lower side 1b of the placement portion 1 is inserted with the insertion piece 52 into the cut hole 51. Thus, the lower side 1b of the mounting portion 1 and the base portion 12b of the pedestal 12 can be kept in close contact with each other.
In addition, since the mounting part 1, the support part 2, and the base part 3 are firmly and integrally fixed as described above, it is not necessary to use any adhesive tape, metal fittings or the like for fixing. Therefore, when removing it, it is lightweight and can be easily carried to the storage location. However, once it is finished, it can be easily disassembled by removing the hook-shaped section 41, and when folded, the whole becomes flat and compact in a warehouse or the like. It can also be stored.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Mounting part 1a Upper side 1b Lower side 11 Viewing surface 12 Pedestal 12a Seating surface 12b Base part 13 Window hole 14 Clip 2 Support part 2a Upper side 2b Lower side 21 Standing surface 22 Hanging hole 3 Base part 31 Lower layer base 31a Bottom face 31b Front side 31c Rear side 32 Upper layer base 33 Middle layer base 41 Gutter-like section 41a Tip 41b Base 42 Notch groove 43 Notch groove 51 Notch hole 52 Insert piece θ Angle S Newspaper Sa Newspaper folding side

Claims (2)

It consists of a rectangular mounting part that is connected by folding one rectangular cardboard at the crease, a support part that supports this from the back, and a base part that supports both from the bottom,
The placing section is mounted with an inclined browsing surface having a width that can be spread in a double-folded newspaper, and at least two window holes drilled so that one side of the folded newspaper can be clipped. And a pedestal with a seating surface for receiving the newspaper from below,
The support portion includes an elevation surface that stands up from the rear side of the base portion and supports the placement portion.
The pedestal includes an upper pedestal extending from the mounting unit, a lower pedestal extending from the support, and an intermediate pedestal extending from a pedestal sandwiched therebetween.
A bowl-shaped piece cut out from the lower base is inserted into the notch groove formed in the upper and middle bases of the above-mentioned base part, and an insertion piece cut out from the viewing surface is inserted into the cut hole formed in the seat surface. A newspaper reading stand characterized by The newspaper reading table according to claim 1, wherein an angle formed by the mounting portion and the base portion is set to 50 degrees to 80 degrees.

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