JP6976514B2 - Memorandum support for desk calendar - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a desktop calendar provided with a memorandum support and a memorandum support that are detachably attached to a desktop calendar to support memorandums and the like. The memorandum or the like here is a confirmation display piece such as a memorandum written on a memo paper or a sticky note or a calendar display piece for one month.

Conventionally, there is one disclosed in Patent Document 1 as a form of a desk calendar. That is, in Patent Document 1, a calendar display piece case for freely storing a plurality of stacked calendar display pieces, a pair of left and right support pieces for supporting the calendar display piece case in an upright state on the installation surface, and a calendar. A desk calendar including a calendar display piece support portion provided at the upper part of the back surface of the display piece case is disclosed.
The lower part of the calendar display piece of the previous month is detachably held in the calendar display piece support part, and the calendar display piece of the previous month and the calendar display piece of this month housed in the calendar display piece case are in the upper and lower positions. It is arranged in the same field of view.

Utility Model Registration No. 3147405

However, although the desk calendar disclosed in Patent Document 1 can arrange calendar display pieces for two months in the upper and lower rows, it has a problem that it cannot steadily support memorandums such as memo papers and sticky notes. .. Even if a memorandum can be attached to a calendar display piece other than this month, there is a problem that the calendar is difficult to see on the calendar display piece to which the memorandum is attached.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a memorandum or the like support body that supports the memorandum or the like in order to solve the above-mentioned problems.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the support such as a memorandum according to the present invention is placed on a desk calendar placed in an upright state, and a calendar display piece displaying the calendar constituting the desk calendar or a calendar display piece. The memorandums such as sticker paper and memo paper are supported in a state where they can be visually recognized from the direction in which the desk calendar is visually recognized.
Moreover, the support body such as a memorandum has a support book piece, a groove portion, and a mounting piece, and the support book piece is formed in a plate shape so that the memorandum or the like can be brought into surface contact with each other and leaned against the groove portion. The lower edge of the calendar display piece, memo paper, etc. can be inserted into the groove by forming a gutter that extends along the lower edge of the support piece, and the mounting piece is the upper edge of the groove. The connection portion between the portion and the front upper end edge of the groove portion is used as an engaging portion with the desktop calendar, and can be detachably attached to the desktop calendar via the engaging portion.

According to the present invention, a support such as a memorandum can be detachably attached without newly modifying (processing or the like) an existing desk calendar. Therefore, the support such as a memorandum according to the present invention can be easily attached to any desk calendar without being limited to a specific desk calendar, as long as it is a type of desk calendar to be placed in an upright position. Moreover, since all the memorandums can be collectively attached to the support such as the memorandums , the memorandums are not scattered on the table and the loss of the memorandums can be avoided.

By arranging all the memorandums that are collectively attached to the support such as memorandums within the field of view when the desk calendar is visually recognized, it is possible to eliminate the oversight of the memorandums. In addition, by having the support such as memorandum support the calendar display piece for one month of the previous month or the next month, the calendar display for two months including the calendar display piece for this month placed on the desk calendar is displayed. You can also see the pieces at the same time.

It is a perspective view of the desk calendar and the support such as a memorandum as the 1st Embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is a side sectional view of a support such as a desk calendar and a memorandum as a 1st Embodiment. It is a perspective view of the installation explanation of the desk calendar and the support such as a memorandum as the 1st Embodiment. It is a perspective view of the desk calendar and the support such as a memorandum as the 2nd Embodiment. 2 is a side sectional view of a support such as a desk calendar and a memorandum as a second embodiment. It is a perspective view explaining the installation of the desk calendar and the support such as a memorandum as the 2nd Embodiment. It is a perspective view of a support body such as a desk calendar and a memorandum as a third embodiment. FIG. 3 is a side sectional view of a support such as a desk calendar and a memorandum as a third embodiment. FIG. 3 is a perspective view for explaining the installation of a support such as a desk calendar and a memorandum as a third embodiment. It is a perspective view of the desk calendar with a support such as a memorandum which concerns on this invention. It is a side sectional view of a desk calendar with a support such as a memorandum.

Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
That is, the first to third embodiments in which the support such as a memorandum and the desk calendar are separate types according to the present invention, and the embodiment of the desktop calendar with a support such as a memorandum in which the support such as a memorandum and the desk calendar are integrated. It will be explained in detail.

[About the first embodiment of the support such as memorandum]
1 to 3 show a first embodiment of the present invention. In the first embodiment, a memorandum or the like support body (A) for supporting the memorandum or the like is detachably attached to the desk calendar (B).
The desk calendar (B) includes a calendar display piece case (B1), a calendar display piece (B2), and a support piece (B4). The calendar display piece case (B1) is a square thin-walled box that can accommodate multiple pieces (for example, 12 pieces for January to December) of square plate-shaped calendar display pieces (B2) on which the monthly calendar is displayed. It is formed into a mold. The calendar display piece case (B1) forms an upper end opening (B3) that opens upward at the upper end thereof, and the calendar display piece (B2) can be freely taken in and out from above the upper end opening (B3). ing. Further, the calendar display piece case (B1) forms a front opening (B5) that greatly opens the front (front) side thereof, and is expropriated to the front row through the front opening (B5) (B). ) Is mostly exposed. That is, most of the front surface of the calendar display piece (B) in the front row is visible from the front. A pair of supports (B4) are attached to the left and right sides of the back surface of the calendar display piece case (B1), and the calendar display piece case (B1) stands upright on the installation surface (T) in a backward tilted posture. It functions as a support means to keep it in place.

The support body (A) such as a memorandum has a support main piece (A1), a mounting piece (A2), and a groove portion (A3). The support piece (A1) is formed in the shape of a rectangular plate, and the mounting piece (A2) is integrally formed on the lower edge portion thereof via the groove portion (A3). The mounting piece (A2) is formed in a quadrangular plate shape having substantially the same width as the upper end opening so that it can be inserted into the upper end opening (B3) of the display piece case (B1). The groove portion (A3) is interposed between the mounting piece (A2) and the support main piece (A1) to form a V-shaped (concave) gutter shape in a side view. The groove portion (A3) and the support main piece (A1) are formed to have the same width as the lateral width (left-right width) of the mounting piece (A2). The connection portion between the upper end edge portion of the mounting piece (A2) and the front upper end edge portion of the groove portion (A3) is an engaging portion of the support (A) such as a memorandum to the display piece case (B1). As the material of the support (A) for memorandums, etc., any one of synthetic resin, metal, paper, etc. may be appropriately adopted as long as it is lightweight, has rigidity that firmly supports memorandums, etc., and is easy to process. can.

When attaching the memorandum support (A) to the desktop calendar (B), insert the attachment piece (A2) of the memorandum support (A) into the upper end opening (B3) of the desktop calendar (B) from above. To engage. Then, the support (A) such as a memorandum is held in the same backward leaning posture as the desk calendar (B).

When using the memorandum or the like support (A), as shown in FIG. 1, a memo paper (m), a calendar display piece (B2), or the like is placed on the support book piece (A1) of the memorandum or the like support (A). The memorandum or the like is brought into surface contact with each other to lean against it, and the lower end edge of the memorandum or the like is inserted into the groove (A3) and arranged. Then, the support book piece (A1) can steadily support the memorandum or the like in an upright position. Therefore, the calendar display piece (B2) of this month and the memorandum can be visually recognized from the front in the same field of view at the same time. At this time, as shown in FIG. 1, a sticky note (f) may be attached to the support book piece (A1).

[About the second embodiment of the support such as memorandum]
4 to 6 show a second embodiment according to the present invention. The basic configuration of the desk calendar (D) and the memorandum support (C) is the same as that of the desk calendar (B) and the memorandum support (A) of the first embodiment described above, but the differences are as follows. do.

That is, the desk calendar (D) of the second embodiment and the desk calendar (B) of the first embodiment have different configurations of the calendar display piece case (D1) and the calendar display piece case (B1) provided therein. ing. Specifically, the calendar display piece case (D1) forms side end openings (D3, D3) that open to the left and right sides at the left and right side end portions, respectively, and one of the side end openings. The calendar display piece (B2) can be freely taken in and out from the side of (D3). Further, the calendar display piece case (B1) forms a square front opening (D5) having a large opening on the front (front) side thereof, and is expropriated to the front row through the front opening (D5). Most of the front surface of the piece (B) is exposed. Rail-shaped upper and lower edge portions (D6, D6) extending linearly in the left-right direction are formed on the upper and lower portions of the calendar display piece case (D1) thus formed.

By fitting the mounting piece (C2) of the memorandum support (C) to the upper edge (D6) formed as described above from above, the memorandum support is fitted to the calendar display piece case (D1). (C) can be detachably attached. That is, the mounting piece (C2) is formed in a U-shape with a downward opening in a side view so that it can be fitted to the upper edge portion (D6) from above. By doing so, the support (C) such as a memorandum can be placed on the desk calendar (D) by fitting the mounting piece (C2) to the upper edge of the desk calendar (D) from above. I am doing it.

[About the third embodiment of the support such as memorandum]
7 to 9 show a third embodiment of the present invention. The basic configuration of the memorandum or the like support (E) is the same as that of the desktop calendar (B) and the memorandum or the like support (A) of the first embodiment described above, but differs in the following points.

That is, the difference from the first embodiment is that the desk calendar (F) is a so-called ring-type desk calendar. That is, the ring-type desk calendar (F) has a calendar display piece support (F1) formed in an isosceles right triangular cylinder that can stand on the installation surface (T) and the calendar display piece support (F1). It is composed of a plurality of rings (R) fixedly attached to the upper apex edge and a plurality of calendar display pieces (F2) to which the upper end edge is attached via the ring (R). There is. In the calendar display piece support (F1), the front surface (front surface) is formed on the backward tilted surface of the front low and rear high, and the back surface (rear surface) is formed on the forward tilted surface of the front high and rear low, and the bottom surface is flat. Is formed in. Each of the calendar display pieces (F2) is attached and arranged on the front side of the calendar display piece support (F1) via the ring (R), and is held in a backward tilted posture that is easy to see from the front side. .. Further, each calendar display piece (F2) can be rotated (reversed) by approximately 180 degrees from the front side to the back side along the ring (R).

As described above, in the ring-type desk calendar (F), the ring (R) is fixedly attached to the upper end edge of the calendar display piece case (F1). Therefore, in the central portion of the upper end edge of the calendar display piece case (F1), a mounting piece insertion hole (J) is formed between the pair of adjacent rings (R) and the rings (R) to insert the mounting piece. The mounting piece (E2) of the support (E) such as a memorandum can be freely inserted and removed into the hole (J). By doing so, the support (E) such as a memorandum can be detachably attached to the desk calendar (F). In the existing calendar display piece case (F1), a mounting piece insertion hole (J) is formed between the pair of adjacent rings (R) and the rings (R) at the center of the upper end edge thereof by a cutter or the like. It can be easily formed by cutting. At this time, the cutting width of the mounting piece insertion hole (J) is aligned with the lower width of the mounting piece (E2) of the support (E) such as a memorandum described later, and the lower part of the mounting piece (E2) is inserted into the mounting piece. It can be inserted into the hole (J).

The mounting piece (E2) of the support (E) such as a memorandum has the same basic shape as the mounting piece (A2) of the first embodiment, but is formed in a substantially T-shape in front view consisting of an upper part and a lower part. The lower part is formed to have a narrow width substantially the same as that of the mounting piece insertion hole (J) so that it can be freely inserted and removed into the mounting piece insertion hole (J).

As in the first to third embodiments described above, the mounting pieces (A2, C2, E2) of the support (A, C, E) for memorandums and the like are adapted to the configuration of the desk calendar (B, D, F). By forming the calendar (B, D, F), a support (A, C, E) such as a memorandum is detachably attached to the desk calendar (B, D, F) via a mounting piece (A2, C2, E2). In other words, the shape of the mounting piece is not limited to this embodiment as long as the support such as a memorandum can be detachably attached to the desk calendar via the mounting piece.

In this way, a support such as a memorandum can be detachably attached to any form of desk calendar. That is, the lower end edge of the support such as a memorandum is freely inserted and inserted in the vertical direction on the upper end edge of the desk calendar placed in an upright position, and is inserted or fitted on the same virtual surface extending upward from the desk calendar. A support such as a memorandum can be placed in an upright position. Therefore, it is possible to compactly arrange the list display such as memorandums and the calendar display piece without increasing the installation space of the desk calendar, and it is possible to visually recognize them at the same time.

[About the embodiment of the desk calendar with a support such as a memorandum]
10 to 11 show a desk calendar (K) with a support such as a memorandum according to the present invention. The desk calendar (K) with a support such as a memorandum is integrally formed with the desk calendar (H) and the support (G) such as a memorandum formed in the same manner as in the first embodiment. Therefore, it is not necessary to provide the support (G) such as a memorandum with a mounting piece corresponding to the mounting piece (A2) of the first embodiment.

A, C, E, G memorandum, etc. Support A1, C1, E1, G1 Support main piece A2, C2, E2, G2 Mounting piece A3, C3, E3, G3 Groove B, D, F, H Desktop calendar K memorandum, etc. Desktop calendar with support B1, D1, F1, H1 Calendar display piece Case B2, D2, F2, H2 Calendar display piece B3, H3 Upper end opening D3 Side end opening B4, D4, F4, H4 Support piece B5, D5, , H5 Front opening D6 Upper and lower edges R Ring J Mounting piece insertion hole m Memo paper f Calendar paper T Installation surface

Claims (1)

It is a support such as a memorandum that is placed in the same standing state on the desk calendar placed in the standing state.
In a support such as a memorandum that supports a calendar display piece displaying a calendar that constitutes a desk calendar, a memorandum such as a sticky note, a memo paper, etc. in a state that can be visually recognized from the direction in which the desk calendar is visually recognized.
The support such as a memorandum has a support main piece, a groove portion, and a mounting piece.
The support book piece is formed in a plate shape so that the memorandum etc. can be brought into surface contact with each other and leaned against it.
The groove is formed in a gutter shape that extends along the lower edge of the support piece, and the lower end edge of the calendar display piece, memorandum such as note paper, etc. can be inserted into the groove.
The mounting piece has a connection portion between the upper end edge portion and the front upper end edge portion of the groove portion as an engaging portion with the desktop calendar, and can be detachably attached to the desktop calendar via the engaging portion. br /> Supports such as memorandums.

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