JP3225912U - Saddle stitch calendar holder - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a holder for a saddle stitch calendar that can be used for a long period of time even if the year changes. SOLUTION: When a calendar paper 5 is rolled up by forming a mounting hole 1a at least in the center of the upper part of a horizontally elongated plate-shaped holder body 1 and a hole 1c for the fastener in the center of the lower part. In addition, a paper front fall prevention member 2 for preventing the upper portion thereof from falling forward is provided on both sides of the holder body 1, and the calendar paper 5 is prevented from falling by using the fastener holes 1c of the holder body 1. At least a fastener 3 is provided for the purpose. Further, it is preferable to use a sandwiching member as the forward-tilt prevention member 2 and to use a paper wire or a protruding piece with a collar as the fastener. [Selection diagram] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a saddle stitch calendar holder.

  Conventionally, a general saddle stitch calendar has a calendar part that displays pictures such as paintings and landscapes on the upper part, and the day and day on the lower part, and a hole for hanging is drilled at the center of the upper part when in use. Most have been set up. When suspending this saddle stitch calendar, it is often used by hooking a calendar hole on a protrusion fixed with hooks, nails or screws fixed to a wall or the like. In some cases, a thumbtack was inserted into a hole and hung without hooking on a hook or protrusion.

  Also, when using the saddle stitch calendar, flip the lower calendar paper every month or once every two months to hook the holes of the calendar paper on the protrusions such as hooks, or after rolling the calendar paper. After pulling out the thumbtack and aligning the hole of the rolled up calendar paper with the hole of the upper calendar, the thumbtack was reinserted into the hole and suspended.

  On the other hand, JP-A-7-246790 has been proposed as a calendar holder that can be used for a long period of time. This structure is provided with a main body having a concave portion provided with a magnet for adsorbing a binding metal of a calendar, and a mounting means to a fixing member, and the main body is formed in a U-shaped cross section having an opening downward. Has been done.

  Further, Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 6-64923 has been proposed as a calendar holder for holding the upper end of the calender paper. In this structure, two parallel holding pins are provided at the center of the front surface of a horizontally long holding plate, and the upper side of the pressing member made of a synthetic resin having elastic elasticity by bending in a V-shape is It was fixed to the holding plate at the upper position, and an abrading pressure contact piece was provided on the lower side of the pressing member.

JP, 7-246790, A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-64923

However, when hooking the hole of the saddle stitch calendar to a protrusion such as a hook, the weight of the calender is concentrated on the hole, so the hole is easily damaged.If damaged, reinforce the hole with tape etc. and continue using it. I had to. Moreover, when the holes are reinforced, when the calendar paper at the bottom is rolled up every month or every two months and the holes of the calendar paper are hooked on the protrusions such as hooks, the holes are reinforced with tape reinforced with the holes. When part of the paper was blocked, the rolled up calendar paper was difficult to catch.
Also, when inserting the thumbtack into the hole of the saddle stitch calendar and hanging it, pull out the thumbtack from the hole every one or two months, roll up the calender paper, and then align the calender paper holes. , It was a troublesome work to insert the thumbtack again into the hole.

  Further, Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 7-246790 is directed to a calender having a binding metal member fixed to the upper portion, and there is no saddle stitching calender having the binding metal member fixed to the upper portion. It was not possible to suspend the calendar.

  In addition, the actual Kaihei No. 6-64923 is used by separating a plurality of calender sheets by winding and binding the upper part of the calender sheets with a reinforcing plate and separating them one by one along the lower side of the reinforcing plate using a cutter knife or the like. Moreover, the separated upper and lower edges of the calender paper are aligned, and the central portion of the upper end is inserted into the holding pin to suspend and use the calender paper in a parallel state, which is troublesome. Further, in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 6-64923, the calender paper is pulled downward every month and used, but the saddle stitch calender could not be held and used as it was. Therefore, the object of the calender is different between the utility model No. 6-64923 and the present invention, and the way of fixing the calender paper, the method of use, and the effect are different.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a saddle-stitching calendar holder that can easily and surely roll up a calendar sheet and hold it, and that can be used for a long period even if the year changes.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned situation, that is, at least an attachment hole is formed at the center of the upper part of a horizontally elongated plate-shaped holder body and a fastener hole is formed at the center of the lower part. Then, when the calendar paper is rolled up, a paper front fall prevention member that prevents the upper part of the calendar paper from falling forward is provided on both sides of the holder body, and the calendar paper falls using the fastener holes of the holder body. At least a fastener is provided to prevent the above. Further, it is preferable to use a sandwiching member as the forward-tilt prevention member, and to use a paper wire (also referred to as a paper tie) or a flanged protrusion piece as the fastener. The term "using the fastener holes" as used in the present invention means that a part of the fasteners is used by inserting or penetrating the fastener holes, and "paper wire (paper tie)". Refers to a flat string-like material made of paper with a wire arranged on the core.

According to claim 1, a horizontally long plate-shaped holder body (1) is provided with a mounting hole (1a) at the center of at least an upper portion and a fastening hole (1c) at the center of a lower portion, When the calendar paper (5) is rolled up, a paper front fall prevention member (2) is provided on both sides of the holder body (1) for preventing the upper portion thereof from falling forward, and the holder body (1) is fastened. By providing a fastener (3) for preventing the calendar paper (5) from falling using the tool hole (1c) and at least configuring it, the lower calendar paper (5) is rolled up every month. After that, it is no longer necessary to hook the hanging hole (51) to the protrusion (4) such as a hook, a nail, or a screw as in the conventional case, and the upper part of the calendar paper (5) is inserted into the forward-tilt prevention member (2). If you use the calendar paper (5), Damage of the lower hole (51) is eliminated. Moreover, since it is not necessary to insert or pull out the thumbtack, the work for rolling up the calendar paper (5) becomes easy.
Therefore, the product of the present invention can easily roll up the calendar paper (5), can reliably hold the calendar paper (5), and can be used for a long period of time even if the year changes. Become. Furthermore, if all the products of the present invention are made of paper, they can be recycled as used paper. In addition, since no harmful gas is generated when burning the product, the product becomes environmentally friendly.

  By using the sandwiching member as the forward-tilt prevention member (2) as in the second aspect, the rolled-up calendar paper (5) can be reliably held.

  A paper wire is used as the fastener (3) as set forth in claim 3, and the paper wire is attached by penetrating from the fastener hole (1c) to the attachment hole (1a) through the hanging hole (51). As a result, the holder body (1) and the calendar paper (5) can be fastened without a gap, so that the rolled-up calendar paper (5) can be easily rolled up and can be easily inserted into and held by the forward-tilt prevention member (2). Is secure and there is no risk of falling. In particular, since the paper wire is flat, the mounting hole (1a) is hardly closed, and the holder body (1) can be smoothly hooked on the projection (4) mounted on a wall or the like. Further, when burning the product of the present invention, no harmful gas is generated from the fastener (3), so that it is not necessary to remove and disassemble the product, and the treatment of the product of the present invention is simplified.

  By using the flanged protruding piece as the fastener (3) as described in claim 4, the rolled up calender paper (5) can be held, and there is no fear of falling. Further, the work for attaching the saddle stitch calendar to the product of the present invention is simplified.

It is explanatory drawing which shows embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows another embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows each front fall prevention member of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows each fastener of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of each fastener of this embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the usage method of this invention.

  An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. (1) is a horizontally long plate-shaped holder body made of paper, and the holder body (1) has a mounting hole (1a) formed at the center of the upper part and both sides of the mounting hole (1a). Both sides of the holder body (1) for attaching the string hole (1b) formed in the bottom, the fastener hole (1c) formed in the center of the lower part, and the forward-tilt prevention member (2) described later. There is a square hole (1d) drilled in. The holder main body (1) is used for sequentially rolling up the calender paper (5) and using it, and for holding and using the saddle stitch calender having the hanging hole (51). Further, the length of the holder main body (1) is adjusted to the calender paper (5) used, but may be a length smaller than the lateral length of the calender paper (5).

  (2) is a paper front fall prevention member for preventing the top fall of the calendar paper (5) when it is rolled up. As the front fall prevention member (2), FIG. It is a holding member such as a hook shown in a), and the holding member is attached to the square hole (1d). A holding member such as a hook shown in FIG. 3B is attached to the square holes (1d) at both ends of the holder body (1). Those having a gap as shown in FIG. 3 (c) are those which are not clamped and which prevent the calendar paper (5) from falling forward. The front fall prevention member (2) is attached to the square holes (1d) at both ends of the holder body (1). At this time, the work of inserting the calendar paper (5) can be carried out extremely smoothly.

  (3) is a fastener for preventing the calender paper (5) from falling by using the fastener hole (1c) of the holder body (1). As the fastener (3), as shown in FIG. The paper wire (paper tie) shown in a), the protruding piece with a collar shown in FIG. 4B, and the pair of flexible legs (35) as shown in FIG. ), A hook including a pressing piece (37) and a receiving portion (38) as shown in FIG.

  As the above-mentioned paper wire (paper tie), a paper-like flat wire having a wire (31) arranged on a core, for example, "ribbon paper wire" manufactured by Shimojima Co., Ltd. is used. When this paper wire is used, the back side of the holder body (1) shown in FIG. 5 (a) and the tip of the paper wire are fixed with an adhesive or the like.

  The flanged protrusion piece has a groove (33) formed at the tip side of the protrusion (32), and a flange (34) integrally formed of synthetic resin or the like at the rear end of the protrusion (32). ing. When this protruding piece with a collar is used, the back surface side of the holder body (1) shown in FIG. 5 (b) and the tip side surface of the collar portion (34) are fixed with an adhesive or the like. The groove (33) serves to catch the inside of the hanging hole (51) of the calendar paper (5) to prevent the calendar paper (5) from falling, and the flange (34) serves to prevent slipping off. .

  Further, in the metal fitting in which the flexible foot portion (35) is attached to the collar portion (36), the foot portion (35) is a thin metal plate, and the foot portion (35) is fixed to the collar portion (36). Has been done. When using a metal fitting in which the flexible foot portion (35) is attached to the collar portion (36), the foot portion (35) is used as a fastening hole (1c) as shown in FIG. 5 (c). It pierces the hanging hole (51) and is bent and fastened so as to be in close contact with the back surface of the holder body (1).

  The hook is made of synthetic resin or metal, which is composed of a pressing piece (37) and a receiving portion (38). When using this hook, as shown in FIG. 5 (d), the pressing piece (37) is passed through the fastener hole (1c), and the tip end thereof is fitted into the receiving portion (38). At this time, the receiving portion (38) is preferably attached to the back surface of the holder body (1). When the fasteners (3) other than paper wires (paper ties) are used, when disposing of the product of the present invention, they are removed and then recycled as waste paper or incinerated.

(4) is a protrusion such as a hook, nail or screw fixed to a wall.
Reference numeral (5) is a saddle-stitching calendar sheet having a hanging hole (51), which is rolled up and held at the time of monthly change. Further, the calendar paper (5) includes one for displaying one month and one for displaying two months.

  Next, a method of using the present invention will be described. First, place the product and the saddle stitching calendar on a flat surface such as a desk, open the saddle stitching calendar, and open the top of the holder on both sides of the holder body (1) to prevent forward tilting (2). Plug in. At this time, when a paper wire (paper tie) is used as the fastener (3), the tip portion of the fastener (3) indicated by the two-dot chain line in FIG. , While making its tip penetrate through the fastening hole (1c) and the hanging hole (51), further through the mounting hole (1a), and pulling the paper wire (paper tie) without slack Bend it on the back side. Then, the mounting hole (1a) of the holder body (1) is hooked on the protrusion (4) to complete the setting of the saddle stitch calendar [see FIGS. 5 (a) and 6 (a)].

  Next, when using a protrusion with a collar as the fastener (3), the fastener (3) is passed through the fastener hole (1c) of the holder body (1) in advance, and the fastener (3) is held in the holder. The surface of the main body (1) is adhered and integrated. The saddle stitching calendar is opened in the same manner as described above, and the upper portion thereof is inserted into the front fall prevention member (2). Then, the hanging hole (51) of the calendar paper (5) is hooked on the groove (33) of the protrusion (32). After that, the inside of the mounting hole (1a) is hooked on the protrusion (4) to complete the setting of the saddle stitch calendar [see FIG. 5 (b)]. Then, the hanging hole (51) of the calendar paper (5) is hooked on the groove (33) of the protrusion (32) each time.

  When a metal fitting in which the flexible foot (35) is attached to the collar (36) is used as the fastener (3), the saddle stitching calendar is opened in the same manner as above, and the upper portion thereof is prevented from falling forward. Insert into member (2). Then, after aligning the fastening hole (1c) and the hanging hole (51), the foot portion (35) is penetrated from above, and the protruding foot portion (35) is attached to the back side of the holder body (1). Then, the calendar paper (5) is fixed to the holder body (1) by bending so as to be in close contact with. Then, the mounting hole (1a) is hooked on the protrusion (4) to complete the setting of the saddle stitch calendar [see FIG. 5 (c)].

  Further, when a hook is used as the fastener (3), the saddle stitching calendar is opened in the same manner as described above, and the upper portion thereof is inserted into the forward-tilt prevention member (2), and the fastener hole (1c) and the hanging hole are used. After aligning the holes (51), the pressing piece (37) is inserted from above and fitted into the receiving portion (38) to fix the calendar paper (5) to the holder body (1). Then, the attachment hole (1a) is hooked on the protrusion (4) to complete the setting of the saddle stitch calendar [see FIG. 5 (d)].

  Next, when the monthly change occurs, and the lower calendar paper (5) is rolled up, the upper portion of the rolled up calendar paper (5) is inserted into the forward-tilt prevention member (2) [see FIG. 6 (b)]. In this way, the calendar paper (5) is sequentially rolled up every month, and the rolled-up calendar paper (5) is supported by the forward-tilt prevention member (2). When rolling up the above-mentioned calendar paper (5), when the calendar is displayed once a month, once every two months, when it is displayed every two months, the calendar paper (5) is rolled once every two months. increase.

After the last month (December and March) has been rolled up as shown in FIG. 6 (c), the calendar paper (5) is pulled out from the forward-tilt prevention member (2) and the initial set state is restored. [See FIG. 6D]. After that, remove the device of the present invention from the protrusion (4) and place it on a flat surface such as a desk. Then, the tip of the fastener (3) is pulled out from the attachment hole (1a), the fastener hole (1c), and the hanging hole (51), so that the calendar paper (5) and the holder body (1) are pulled out. Are separated [see FIG. 6 (e)].
Next, a new saddle stitching calendar is prepared, and the calendar paper (5) may be attached to the holder main body (1) as described above [see FIG. 6 (a)]. When used in this way, the holder body (1) of the present invention can be used for several years.

In this way, the work of rolling up the calender paper (5) of the saddle stitching calendar using the product of the present invention is as simple as inserting the upper part thereof into the forward-tilt prevention member (2). Moreover, since the hanging hole (51) of the calendar paper (5) does not need to be hooked on the protrusion (4), the hanging hole (51) is not damaged. Further, the product of the present invention can be easily removed by pulling out a plurality of calender papers (5) inserted in the front-tilt prevention member (2) and removing the last calender paper (5) from the fastener (3). Since the binding calendar is separated, it is easy to install a new saddle stitching calendar, and the product of the present invention can be repeatedly used for several years.
If all the products of the present invention are made of paper, they can be recycled as used paper. Moreover, even if it is burned, no harmful gas is emitted, which is environmentally friendly. In addition, since there is only one hole (51) for hanging the saddle stitching calendar in the past and it is posted here with a thumbtack or hook, after the number of days passes, both ends of the upper part of the calendar bend and hang down to the front. It was difficult to see and was not good-looking, but by using the product of the present invention, it can be improved.

1 Holder body
1a Mounting hole
1c Hole for fastener 2 Front fall prevention member 3 Fastener 5 Calendar paper
51 Hanging hole

Claims (4)

A holder for a saddle stitching calendar, in which a saddle stitching calendar having a hanging hole (51) is used while the calender paper (5) is sequentially rolled up and used.
A paper-made oblong holder body (1) is provided with a mounting hole (1a) at least in the upper center and a fastener hole (1c) in the lower center, and the calendar paper (5) A front fall prevention member (2) made of paper is provided on both sides of the holder main body (1) to prevent the upper portion of the holder main body (1) from falling forward when it is rolled up, and a hole for fastening the holder main body (1). A saddle-stitching calendar holder comprising at least a fastener (3) for preventing the calendar paper (5) from falling using (1c).   The saddle-stitching calendar holder according to claim 1, wherein the front-tilting prevention member (2) is a holding member.   The saddle-stitching calendar holder according to claim 1, wherein the fastener (3) is a paper wire.   The saddle-stitching calendar holder according to claim 1, wherein the fastener (3) is a protruding piece with a collar.