JP4420904B2 - Free-standing display board - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a self-supporting display board.

  Conventionally, as a self-supporting display board used for a POP (Point of Purchase) advertisement or the like, there is an advertisement display board disclosed in Patent Document 1.

JP 2002-182564 A

  Specifically, in the advertisement display board disclosed in Patent Document 1, two elevation plates are connected, a front folding piece is continuously provided from an edge of one elevation board, and the elevation plate is provided on a side edge of the front folding piece. Standing pieces that cut into the wall are provided, slits are provided at the edges of the other standing plate, the standing plates are overlapped, the front folding piece is folded in the front-rear direction, the standing piece is bent in the vertical direction, and the standing piece is placed in the other side. It is formed by being inserted into the slit of the vertical plate. And according to the advertisement display board having such a configuration, the upright plate is supported upright in a state where it overlaps with the front folding piece and the upright piece that function as a stand, and since these are integrated, It takes less time and is easy to assemble and has a solid structure.

  By the way, as a material for creating a POP advertisement or the like, for example, cardboard or styrene board is often used in consideration of cost reduction or environmental problems. When the advertisement display board having the above-described configuration is formed of cardboard, for example, a small edge of the cardboard is exposed on the side surface on which predetermined advertisement information is formed. And, in view of the fact that such POP advertisements are often used for, for example, storefront displays, the aesthetics that are damaged by the fact that the edge of the cardboard is exposed on the side face are immeasurable. There was a problem of reducing the willingness to purchase. Further, when styrene board is used as the material for the POP advertisement, there is a similar problem because the foamed polystyrene sandwiched between the papers is exposed.

  Here, for such a problem, it is conceivable to hide the facet by pasting paper, for example, on the facet, but the work of pasting paper on the facet with a narrow width is constantly bothersome, Moreover, since the production cost of a POP advertisement will rise, it is not preferable.

  Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of such a situation, and even if formed using cardboard or the like, a forehead is not exposed on the side surface, it is possible to maintain an aesthetic appearance, and to produce easily. An object of the present invention is to provide a self-supporting display board that can be used.

Therefore, the self-supporting display board according to the present invention is configured such that the first fold formed on a predetermined board and an arbitrary straight line on the board are positioned substantially symmetrical with the first fold. A second fold formed in the first fold, a first support surface formed by folding the plate in a predetermined direction along the first fold, and the plate along the second fold. A second support surface formed by folding in the predetermined direction, a third fold formed on the first support surface, and a second support surface formed on the second support surface. On the other hand, the fourth fold formed at a position substantially line symmetrical with the third fold and the plate is formed by folding the plate in a direction opposite to the predetermined direction along the third fold. The first engaging portion and the plate are folded in a direction opposite to the predetermined direction along the fourth fold. And a second engagement portion formed, the first engaging portion, and said second engagement portion is Ri engageable shapes der each other, the first engagement portion, The unevenness formed on the plate, the second engaging portion is an unevenness formed on the plate so as to mesh with the unevenness, the plate is formed using cardboard, and the first The crease and the second crease are formed substantially perpendicular to the direction of the cardboard eyes, and the unevenness is formed substantially parallel to the direction of the cardboard eyes. Yes.

  According to this configuration, the third fold line and the fourth fold line can be folded in the direction opposite to the first fold line and the second fold line, whereby the self-supporting display board can be erected, and the plate Since the first crease and the second crease are formed on the side surface, no fore edge is formed, and the user's aesthetic appearance is not impaired.

  Further, according to this configuration, the self-supporting display panel folds the first fold and the second fold in the same direction, and further, the third fold and the fourth fold, the first fold, and It can be assembled only by a very simple operation of folding in the direction opposite to the second fold and joining the first engaging portion and the second engaging portion.

  As described above, according to the self-supporting display panel according to the present invention, even when formed using cardboard or the like, the edge is not exposed on the side surface, it is possible to maintain the aesthetics, and it can be easily produced. Become.

  Hereinafter, specific embodiments to which the present invention is applied will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the self-supporting display board 1 according to the first embodiment is formed by processing a single mount 2 into a predetermined shape.

  The mount 2 is formed, for example, by cutting cardboard or the like into a substantially rectangular shape. The upper side 3 and the lower side 5 of such a mount 2 are formed substantially in parallel. Further, a display surface 7 for recording predetermined information is formed in a substantially central portion of the mount 2. The area of the display surface 7 is secured by the upper side 3, the lower side 5, the first fold line 9, and the second fold line 11.

  Such a self-supporting display board 1 composed of various parts is affixed with a recording medium such as a sheet (not shown) on which a predetermined information is formed by an image forming apparatus such as a printer on a mount 2, and the sheet is pasted. The mounting board 2 is formed by cutting it into a predetermined shape using a cutting device or the like. The mount 2 cut out in this way is assembled into a predetermined shape along the first crease 9, the second crease, and the like by a method described later.

  The mount 2 is preferably formed using cardboard made of recycled paper, for example, from the viewpoint of cost reduction and environmental protection. Since at least the first crease 9 and the second crease 11 are formed on the mount 2, when the cardboard is used, the direction of the cardboard eyes is the first crease 9 and the second crease 9. It is preferable to form it so as not to be parallel to the fold line 11. In the present embodiment, detailed description will be given on the assumption that the cardboard is used so that the eyes of the cardboard intersect the first fold line 9 and the second fold line 11 vertically. When the mount 2 is formed using cardboard in this way, the edge of the cardboard is exposed on the upper side 3 and the lower side 5. However, when the self-supporting display panel 1 to which the present invention is applied is used, the exposure of the forehead can be prevented, so that it is possible to prevent the viewer from feeling uncomfortable.

  The display surface 7 is surrounded by the upper side 3, the lower side 5, the first crease 9, and the second crease 11, and has a substantially rectangular shape. The display surface 7 is a surface on which information relating to, for example, a product formed on a sheet on which the predetermined information described above is recorded is presented to the user.

  The first crease 9 is formed by bending the mount 2 along an arbitrary straight line formed from the upper side 3 to the lower side 5. In addition, the second fold line 11 is formed on the mount 2 at a position substantially symmetrical with the first fold line 9 with respect to an arbitrary straight line of the mount 2. At this time, the arbitrary straight line is, for example, a straight line that intersects the upper side 3 or the lower side 5 of the mount 2 perpendicularly. An arbitrary straight line in the self-supporting display panel 1 refers to the center line C of the mount 2, and the first fold 9 is formed at a position symmetrical to the second fold 11 with respect to the center line C of the mount. ing. As will be described in detail later, the first crease 9 and the second crease 11 are formed by folding the mount 2 along the first crease 9 and the second crease 11 to form the self-supporting display panel 1. Since the formed part forms the side part at the time of assembling the self-supporting display board 1, it becomes possible to prevent the edge of the mount 2 from being exposed. In the first embodiment, the detailed description will be given on the assumption that the shape of the display surface 7 is substantially rectangular. Therefore, the first fold line 9 and the second fold line correspond to the upper side 3 or the lower side 5. However, when the display surface 7 is formed as a trapezoid, a triangle, or the like, the first fold and the second fold are adjusted according to the angle of the trapezoid or the hypotenuse of the triangle. Form.

  The specific positions of the first crease 9 and the second crease 11 are preferably determined as follows. That is, the position of the first crease 9 is the middle position between the center line C on the upper side 3 and the left end of the upper side 3, and the position of the second fold line 11 is the middle between the center line C on the upper side 3 and the right end of the upper side 3. The position of The positional relationship between the first crease 9, the second crease 11, and the center line C determined in this way is formed at equal intervals in a direction parallel to the upper side 3.

  In the mount 2 substantially divided by the first crease 9 formed in this way, the first support surface 13 is located at a position adjacent to the display surface 7 through the first crease 9. It is formed. A second support surface 15 is formed at a position adjacent to the display surface via the display surface 7 and the second fold line 11.

  The first support surface 13 is formed on the side opposite to the display surface 7 with respect to the first crease 9. Such a width of the first support surface 13 corresponds to a quarter of the upper side 3 as described above. A third fold line 17 is formed at the end of the first support surface 13. The first support surface 13 is formed by the upper side 3, the lower side 5, the first crease 9, the left side 19 of the mount, and the third crease 17.

  The left side 19 extends from the upper side 3 toward the lower left side 21. The left side 19 is constituted by two straight lines that are in contact with the upper side 3 and the lower side 5, that is, an upper left side 19a and a lower left side 19b. The upper left side 19 a is a straight line extending in a direction substantially perpendicular to the upper side 3 or the lower side 5. The lower left side 19b is a straight line having a predetermined angle with respect to the upper left side 19a and inclined in the direction opposite to the display surface 7 and extending in the direction of the lower left side 21.

  The lower left side 21 is a straight line extending from the left end of the lower side 5 in a direction opposite to the display surface 7 with a predetermined angle in the direction of the upper side 3. And such a lower left side 21 and the lower left side 19b are formed so that it may cross at a substantially right angle.

  In addition, a region formed by being surrounded by the lower left side 19 b, the third fold line 17, and the lower left side 21 is the first engaging portion 23.

  The first engaging portion 23 is formed so as to be connectable to a second engaging portion described later when the self-supporting display panel 1 is assembled. Then, the self-supporting display board 1 can be made self-supporting by coupling such a first engaging portion 23 and a second engaging portion described later. Specifically, the first engaging portion 23 has a right triangle shape formed by the lower left side 19b, the third fold line 17, and the lower left side 21, and the lower left side 19b in the vicinity of the right side portion has a shape. Asperities 25 are formed. The concavo-convex portion 25 is formed so as to be able to mesh with a concavo-convex portion provided in a second engaging portion, which will be described later, when the self-supporting display plate 1 is assembled. The engaging portion 23 is engaged with a second engaging portion described later.

  The second support surface 15 is formed on the side opposite to the display surface 7 with respect to the second fold line 11. Such a width of the second support surface 15 corresponds to a quarter of the upper side 3 as described above. A fourth fold line 27 is formed at the end of the second support surface 15. The region of the second support surface 15 is formed by the upper side 3, the lower side 5, the second fold line 11, the right side 29 of the mount, and the fourth fold line 27.

  The right side 29 extends from the upper side 3 toward the lower right side 31. The right side 29 is constituted by two straight lines that are in contact between the upper side 3 and the lower side 5, that is, an upper right side 29a and a lower right side 29b. The upper right side 29 a is a straight line extending in a direction substantially perpendicular to the upper side 3 or the lower side 5. The lower right side 29b is a straight line that is inclined in the direction opposite to the display surface 7 and extends in the direction of the lower right side 31 with respect to the upper right side 29a at substantially the same angle as the lower left side 19b.

  The lower right side 31 is a straight line extending from the right end of the lower side 5 in the direction of the upper side 3 in the direction opposite to the display surface 7 at substantially the same angle as the lower left side 21. And such a lower right side 31 and the lower right side 29b are formed so that it may intersect at a substantially right angle.

  Here, the angle formed by the lower left side 21 and the lower right side 31 with respect to the lower side 5 described above is an angle corresponding to the inclination angle of the display surface 7. That is, by adjusting the angle formed by the lower left side 21 and the lower right side 31 and the lower side 5, it is possible to adjust the angle at which the display surface 7 is inclined when the self-supporting display panel 1 is assembled. .

  Further, the region formed by being surrounded by the lower right side 29 b, the fourth fold line 27, and the lower right side 31 is the second engaging portion 33.

  The second engaging portion 33 is formed so as to be connectable to the first engaging portion 23 when the self-supporting display panel 1 is assembled. Then, the second engaging portion 33 and the first engaging portion 23 are coupled to each other, so that the self-supporting display board 1 can be made independent. Specifically, the second engagement portion 33 has a right triangle shape formed by the lower right side 29b, the fourth fold line 27, and the lower right side 31, and is formed on the lower right side 29b in the vicinity of the right angle portion. Asperities 35 are formed. The concavo-convex portion 35 is formed so as to be able to mesh with the concavo-convex portion 25 provided in the first engaging portion 23 when the self-supporting display panel 1 is assembled. The engaging part 23 and the second engaging part 33 are engaged.

  Hereinafter, a method for assembling the self-supporting display panel 1 having the above-described configuration will be described in detail. In this case, a detailed description will be given with reference to the self-supporting display board 1 from the front side of the display surface 7, that is, the back surface of the surface on which predetermined information is recorded.

  First, as shown in FIG. 2, the first support surface 13 is folded in the direction of the back surface of the display surface 7 along the first crease 9. At this time, an adhesive or the like is uniformly applied on the first support surface 13, and the first support surface 13 is fixed to the back surface of the display surface 7.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the second support surface 15 is folded along the second crease 11 in the direction of the back surface of the display surface 7. At this time, the upper left side 19a and the upper right side 29a are arranged at positions close to each other. The second support surface 15 is also uniformly coated with an adhesive or the like similarly to the first support surface 13, and the second support surface 15 is fixed to the back surface of the display surface 7.

  At this time, since the first engaging portion 23 and the second engaging portion 33 are not fixed to the back surface of the display surface 7, the third fold line 17 and the fourth fold line 27 are used as axes. It is in a state where it can be separated from or in contact with the back surface of the display surface 7. Further, in this state, the isosceles triangle formed by the third fold line 17, the fourth fold line 27, and the lower side 5 corresponds to the display surface 7, the first engagement portion 23, and the second engagement point. It is in a state of being laminated in the order of the joint portion 33.

  For example, when the user inserts a finger between the display surface 7 and the first engagement portion 23 and moves the first engagement portion 23 away from the display surface 7, the first engagement is performed. The part 23 moves so as to open around the third fold line 17. At this time, the convex portion of the concavo-convex portion 25 pushes the second engaging portion 33 so that the second engaging portion 33 also moves away from the display surface 7. Then, when the opening of the first engaging portion 23 reaches a certain amount, the convex portion of the concave and convex portion 25 meshes with the concave portion of the concave and convex portion 35 as shown in FIG.

  In this state, the display surface 7 is raised in a substantially vertical direction as shown in FIG. 5, and the self-supporting display board 1 is grounded so as to be supported by the lower side 5, the lower left side 21, and the lower right side 31. The information recorded in 7 is presented to the user.

  At this time, the upper side 3 and the lower side 5 are the only portions where the edge of the cardboard forming the mount 2 is exposed. And when exhibiting such a self-supporting display board 1 in a shop etc., a normal consumer does not look at the self-supporting display board 1 from the top or lift the self-supporting display board 1 from below. For this reason, the consumer cannot see the edge of the self-supporting display panel 1.

  Further, as described above, the self-supporting display board 1 folds one mount 2 in accordance with the first fold line 9, the second fold line 11, the third fold line 17, and the fourth fold line 27. In order to provide a structure for engaging the first engagement portion 23 and the second engagement portion 33 formed at positions opposite to the display surface 7 with respect to the fold line 17 and the fourth fold line 27, The assembling work can be easily performed.

  For example, when producing the self-supporting display board 1, for example, a process of pasting a paper on which a predetermined image or the like is formed on a cardboard of a predetermined standardized size, and a cardboard on which the paper is pasted. The first support surface 13 and the second support surface 15 are folded along the first crease 9 and the second crease 11 by cutting out into a shape like the mount 2 described above, and the first support surface. 13 and the process of adhering the second support surface 15 and the back surface of the display surface 7 can be performed using a so-called sack machine that is generally used.

  In this state, the self-supporting display board 1 is shipped to a retail store or the like. When the self-supporting display board 1 in this state is displayed at the storefront, a finger is inserted between the first support surface and the back surface of the display surface 7, and the first support surface 15 is placed on the back surface of the display surface 7. It is possible to assemble it only by performing an operation such as moving away from it.

  This is a greatly simplified operation compared with the work of assembling a self-supporting display panel that has been conventionally used.

  Moreover, the advertisement display board used conventionally raises an advertisement display board by inserting a standing piece in a slit and making the protrusion provided at the tip of the standing piece abut on the upper side of the slit. I am going to do that. At this time, by repeatedly unfolding or assembling the advertisement display board, the corners of the protrusions become fragile. This is because the conventional advertising display board has a structure in which the advertising display board cannot be expanded or assembled unless the projection is forcibly pushed into the slit or pulled out from the slit. Because it was.

  On the other hand, in the case of the self-supporting display panel 1 to which the present invention is applied, the engaged state of the first engaging portion 23 and the second engaging portion 33 is maintained by engaging the uneven portion 25 and the uneven portion 35. it can. At this time, the force applied to the concavo-convex portion 25 is only the force that pushes the convex portion of the concavo-convex portion 25 into the concave portion of the concavo-convex portion 35, that is, the force that tries to bend the convex portion toward the back surface of the self-supporting display panel 1. is there. At this time, since the direction of the cardboard eyes is formed in parallel with the protruding direction of the convex portion, the convex portion is bent and damaged as long as the self-supporting display panel 1 is used in a normal specification state. There is no situation to do.

  When the self-supporting display panel 1 is to be deployed, the finger is applied to the first engaging portion 23, the second engaging portion 33, or the portion where the concavo-convex portion 25 and the concavo-convex portion 35 are engaged with each other. By moving the finger away from the back surface of the display surface 7, the engagement between the uneven portion 25 and the uneven portion 35 is eliminated, and the self-supporting display board 1 has a thickness of about two sheets of mount 2. Return.

  In this way, the self-supporting display board 1 to which the present invention is applied is engaged by using the restoring force of the mount that acts on the first engaging portion 23 and the second engaging portion 33, so Thus, it becomes possible to prevent a situation of being damaged by repeated use.

  Hereinafter, a second embodiment to which the present invention is applied will be described in detail. In addition, since the self-supporting display board according to the second embodiment has a part having the same configuration as the self-supporting display board 1, the parts having the same structure are denoted by the same reference numerals and detailed description is given. Omitted.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the self-supporting display board 41 according to the second embodiment includes a third support surface 43 and a fourth support surface 45 between the display surface 7 and the first support surface 13. With. Further, a fifth support surface 47 and a sixth support surface 49 are provided between the display surface 7 and the second support surface 15.

  The third support surface 43, the fourth support surface 45, the fifth support surface 47, and the sixth support surface 49 have substantially the same height as the display surface 7. A crease is provided between the first engagement portion 23 and the second engagement portion.

  When the self-supporting display board 41 is assembled, it is provided so that the self-supporting display board 41 can be seen three-dimensionally. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 7A, the third support surface 43 and the fifth support surface 47 are bent at a predetermined angle with the display surface 7 so as to protrude in the front direction. The fourth support surface 45 and the sixth support surface 49 are bent so as to be perpendicular to the display surface 7.

  On the contrary, as shown in FIG. 7B, the third support surface 43 and the fifth support surface 47 are bent so as to protrude vertically toward the back surface of the display surface 7, The fourth support surface 45 and the sixth support surface 49 are bent so as to have a predetermined angle with the display surface 7.

  Thus, by providing the third support surface 43, the fourth support surface 45, the fifth support surface 47, and the sixth support surface 49, a POP advertising board or the like that has conventionally been difficult to produce a three-dimensional effect. Because it can produce a three-dimensional effect, it is possible to expand the range of the exhibition.

  Hereinafter, a third embodiment to which the present invention is applied will be described in detail. The self-supporting display board 1 and the self-supporting display board 41 according to the first embodiment and the second embodiment have been described in detail as using cardboard as the material for the mount 2, but the third embodiment As a material for the mount 2 of the self-supporting display board according to the embodiment, an optically transparent material such as PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) or vinyl chloride is used.

  In this case, the first crease 9 and the second crease 11 are bent by thermal processing, and perforations are formed along the third crease 17 and the fourth crease 27. As the shape of the self-supporting display board according to the third embodiment, any shape of the self-supporting display board 1 or the self-supporting display board 41 can be adopted.

  In this case, the predetermined information regarding the product or the like is presented by inserting paper or the like on which the information is formed between the display surface 7, the first support surface 13, and the second support surface 15.

  As described above, by using an optically transparent PET material or vinyl chloride material as the material of the mount 2, it is possible to widen the width of the exhibition according to the use such as the POP advertisement. In this case, it goes without saying that a colored PET material or a vinyl chloride material can be used in accordance with the application of the self-supporting display board.

  Hereinafter, a fourth embodiment to which the present invention is applied will be described in detail. The self-supporting display board according to the fourth embodiment can be applied to any of the above-mentioned self-supporting display boards. However, for convenience of explanation, the self-supporting display board having the same structure as the self-supporting display board 1 is used. Detailed description will be given as an example applied to a plate.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the self-supporting display board 51 according to the fourth embodiment includes a third fold line 53 formed in a curved shape and a fourth fold line 55 formed in a curved shape.

  The third fold line 53 and the fourth fold line 55 have a substantially line-symmetric shape with respect to the center line C. Specifically, the third fold line 53 is a curved line that swells in the direction of the center line C. Similarly, the fourth fold line 55 is a curved line that swells in the direction of the center line C.

  When the self-supporting display board 51 including the third fold line 53 and the fourth fold line 55 is assembled, the third fold line 53 and the fourth fold line 55 are self-supporting as shown in FIG. The shape swells toward the outside of the display panel 51.

  And by making the 3rd crease | fold 53 and the 4th crease | fold 55 into such a shape, when the uneven | corrugated | grooved part 25 and the uneven | corrugated | grooved part 35 are meshed | engaged, the force into which a mutual convex part pushes a recessed part is strong. Therefore, it becomes possible to make it difficult to disengage the concavo-convex portion 25 and the concavo-convex portion 35 from each other.

It is an expanded view of the self-supporting display board which concerns on the 1st Embodiment of this invention, and is a figure for demonstrating the structure of the self-supporting display board. It is an expanded view of the self-supporting display board, and is a figure for demonstrating the process of assembling the self-supporting display board. It is an expanded view of the self-supporting display board, and is a figure for demonstrating the process of assembling the self-supporting display board. It is a principal part perspective view of the self-supporting display board. It is the front view and side view of the self-supporting display board. It is an expanded view of the self-supporting display board concerning the 2nd Embodiment of this invention, and is a figure for demonstrating the structure of the self-supporting display board. It is the simplified top view of the self-supporting display board. It is the simplified top view of the modification of the self-supporting display board. It is an expanded view of the self-supporting display board concerning the 3rd Embodiment of this invention, and is a figure for demonstrating the structure of the self-supporting display board. It is an expanded view of the self-supporting display board, and is a figure for demonstrating the process of assembling the self-supporting display board.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Self-supporting display board 2 Mount 3 Upper side 5 Lower side 7 Display surface 9 1st crease 11 2nd crease 13 1st support surface 15 2nd support surface 17 2nd crease 19 Left side 19a Upper left side 19b Lower left side 21 Lower left side 23 First engaging portion 25 Uneven portion 27 Fourth fold 29 Right side 29a Upper right side 29b Lower right side 31 Lower right side 33 Second engaging portion 35 Uneven portion 41 Self-supporting display plate 43 Fifth support surface 45 Sixth support surface 47 Seventh support surface 49 Eightth support surface 53 Third fold 55 Fourth fold

Claims (1)

A first fold formed in a predetermined plate;
A second crease formed in the plate at a position substantially symmetrical with the first fold with respect to an arbitrary straight line on the plate;
A first support surface formed by folding the plate in a predetermined direction along the first fold;
A second support surface formed by folding the plate in the predetermined direction along the second fold;
A third fold formed on the first support surface;
A fourth fold formed on the second support surface and formed at a position substantially axisymmetric to the third fold with respect to the arbitrary straight line;
A first engagement portion formed by folding the plate in a direction opposite to the predetermined direction along the third fold;
A second engagement portion formed by folding the plate in a direction opposite to the predetermined direction along the fourth fold;
The first engaging portion, and said second engagement portion is Ri engageable shapes der each other,
The first engaging portion is an unevenness formed on the plate,
The second engaging portion is an unevenness formed on the plate so as to mesh with the unevenness,
The plate is formed using cardboard,
The first crease and the second crease are formed substantially perpendicular to the direction of the eye of the cardboard,
The irregularities are formed substantially parallel to the direction of the eyes of the cardboard ;
A self-supporting display board characterized by