JPH0120147Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an interlockable newspaper and magazine bookshelf.

Conventional items of this kind, such as newspaper shelves,
As the number of pages increases and the time it takes to bind them, the heavier they become, the more difficult they are to handle, causing discomfort such as tearing from the binding holes, tearing of the edges, and the inability to read the binding margins. However, with regard to magazine racks and the like that can be inserted, there is a lack of visibility, and the user has to sort through them with his or her fingers, pick them out, and select them.
When loading and unloading magazines, both ends of the magazines were curled and suffered significant damage, and shelves were required to have a depth commensurate with the width of the items being stored.

This invention was developed in view of these circumstances, and is designed so that newspapers can be folded in three and used as a dedicated newspaper rack, or can be used in conjunction with a magazine rack or shared, making it possible to view them at a glance. In addition to simplifying take-out, the depth of the shelf has been significantly reduced.
Even when suspended, the protrusion from the wall surface should be as small as 10 cm or less, and there are various types in practical use, and these are not specified in the examples.

To explain the details of the embodiment with reference to the drawings, the upper edge 1' of the back plate 1 is shaped like a square to ensure stability of placement when connected, and the shelf plate 2 is not perpendicular to the back plate 1. It is installed at a slightly narrow acute angle, the center of gravity of the stored items is tilted towards the back plate 1, and between the back plate 1 and the shelf board 2, slope partition plates 3 are arranged at equal intervals, and a large number are arranged in the same direction on either the left or right, or both Place the edges on the top of each board,
By making the exposed part of the slope of the slope partition plate 3 at an acute angle so that about half of it is visible, the protrusion from the wall surface is reduced and storage can be managed independently. 4. Notches are made at both ends of the back plate 1 to hang a ring 5 such as a chain for convenient suspension of the main body. To connect the main body, a hook 6 is attached to the upper part of the back surface of the back plate 1, and a stopper plate 7 is attached to the lower part, and the desired number of stages can be connected.In the practical process, there are various types.
There are features not specified in the examples.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, the main body can also be freely connected and removed in order to cope with the increase and decrease of stored items.

Due to the large number of slope partition plates, there is no mixing, and
It is convenient and easy to pick up, and because it is slanted, the depth of the shelf board can be significantly reduced, making it suitable for the space-saving era. A curved recess is formed on the front edge of each sloped partition plate, and a part of the stored items appears on the front through this recess, so it can be used, for example, to display new publications, etc., with an excellent visual effect. The one-sided type is ideal for home use, waiting rooms, etc. as it can be connected to a wall. The multi-sided rotating type is used for lobbies of hotels, etc., and the multi-tiered box type is especially useful for pamphlets of bookstores, public corporations, securities, financial institutions, etc., and has a great practical effect.

The tedious task of organizing newspapers at home can be done through overcycles, which has the advantage of being able to be piled up in an orderly manner for collecting resources after reading, etc., and has the advantage of being versatile in usage and expected to be widely used in management and utilization.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a linked front view. FIG. 2 is a side view of the same. FIG. 3 is a rear view of FIG. 1. 1...Backboard, 1'...Upper edge of backboard, 2...Shelf board, 3...Slope partition plate, 4...Curved part, 5...Ring hook, 6...Hook, 7... Clasp.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] As a structure that can be connected in multiple stages, the upper edge of the back board is shaped like a square, and hooks and fasteners are installed on the back of the back board, making it easy to connect and remove each stage. The installation angle of the shelf board relative to the back board is
A curved recess is formed on the front edge of the sloped partition plate, which has a slightly more acute angle than a right angle, and has a large number of partition plates mounted diagonally at equal intervals between the back plate and the shelf plate. A linkable newspaper and magazine bookshelf consisting of a ring-hanging notch that suspends the main body.