JPH0130128Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention relates to a display stand suitable for use as a stand when displaying a large number of Japanese dolls, flower arrangements, pottery, etc. side by side.

(Conventional technology) When displaying Japanese crafts such as Japanese dolls, flower arrangements, and pottery in a room in a department store, a school classroom, a community center, or part of a station waiting room, tables were traditionally arranged on the floor. , spread a white cloth on this table,
The dolls mentioned above were lined up on top of it.

(Problem that the invention aims to solve) In the past, tables were arranged in a modern building and white cloth was spread on top of them, so the atmosphere of the exhibition hall did not match the Japanese image of the exhibits such as Japanese dolls. There was a problem that they did not match and the exhibits did not stand out.

This idea can create a Japanese-style atmosphere in the exhibition hall and promote the Japanese image of the exhibits.
Moreover, the present invention provides an exhibition stand that is easy to assemble and disassemble.

(Means for solving the problem) A large number of square tatami mats are arranged in a straight line or in a row including right-angled bends, and the outer periphery of the tatami mats lined up in one row is It is surrounded by a frame made by removably joining a number of rods with a length equal to the length of one side. The above-mentioned tatami mat has a tatami face fixed to any flooring material such as insulation board or foamed polyethylene board, and edge cloth attached to both sides. It can be set to any desired size, such as 50cm or smaller, such as 50cm or 30cm.

(Function) As in the past, a large number of tatami mats are arranged either directly on the tables arranged in the exhibition hall or after white cloth is spread, and rods are connected to surround the tatami mats, and exhibits are arranged on top of them. . In this case, since a large number of tatami mats are surrounded by a frame, the stile of the tatami mats is hidden by the frame, and the side edges of adjacent tatami mats are aligned in a straight line, thereby preventing misalignment of the tatami mats. And when the exhibition ended,
Disassemble the frame, stack the tatami mats, and store them in a warehouse, etc.

(Example) In Fig. 1, the tatami mat 1 has a tatami cover 2 made of rushes fixed to a square tatami floor (not shown) made of foamed polystyrene board, and edge cloth 3 sewn to both side edges. A large number of these tatami mats 1 are arranged in a hook-shaped row, and the outer periphery of the tatami mats 1 is surrounded by a wooden frame 10. The above frame 10 consists of "U" shaped bars 11 located at both ends, "L" shaped bars 12 located at the corners, and a straight bar 13 located in the middle.
are sequentially joined by fitting the dovetail 13a of the other side into the mortise (not shown) of the other side. In addition, the above rods 11, 12, 13
The thickness is set to be approximately equal to the thickness of the tatami mat 1, and the inner dimension in contact with the tatami mat 1 is set to be equal to the dimension of one side. In this embodiment, rods 11 are connected and fixed in a "U" shape at both ends of the tatami mats 1 arranged in a row, and rods 12 are connected and fixed in an "L" shape at the corner parts. are arranged correctly.

FIG. 2 shows a modification of the joint, in which a first metal fitting 14 is formed in a square groove cut into the lower surface of one end of the rod 13.
However, groove-shaped second fittings 15 are fixed to square grooves cut into the lower surface of the other end with wood screws 16, respectively.
The first metal fitting 14 has a slightly larger width and thickness than the second metal fitting 15, and is formed so that the second metal fitting 15 is removably fitted into the groove of the first metal fitting 14.
Further, a circular locking hole 14a is bored in the bottom surface of the wood so as to extend over the wood. On the other hand, the second metal fitting 15
A protrusion 15a that fits into the locking hole 14a of the first metal fitting 14 is protruded from the protruding portion thereof, and a wood screw 16 for fixing the first metal fitting 14 is fixed to the end surface of the first metal fitting 14 so that a part thereof protrudes from the end surface of the first metal fitting 14. An escape hole 15b is bored in the bottom surface of the first metal fitting 14 to avoid the head of the second metal fitting 15, so that the first metal fitting 14 can be overlapped with the protrusion of the second metal fitting 15. Joining is performed by fitting the two parts vertically. In this case, the groove-shaped second metal fitting 15 is attached to the groove-shaped first metal fitting 14.
Since they fit together, the elasticity of the metal can be used to eliminate rattling. Moreover, since the protrusion 15a of the second metal fitting fits into the locking hole 14a of the first metal fitting 14 and is caught in a hook-like manner, it does not come off.
Note that the first metal fitting 14 and the second metal fitting 15 are fixed to one end of the other rods 11 and 12, respectively, and joined in the same manner.

FIG. 3 shows an example of a joint where a rod 20 made of a light metal square pipe is used in place of the wooden rod 13, and the connecting fitting 21 fixed to one end of one of the rods 20 has a width The inner upper surface of the open end of the rod 20 is formed into a groove shape that is approximately equal to the inside of the rod 20 made of a square pipe and whose height is lower than that of the rod 20, with a part of the groove protruding and with the bottom of the groove facing upward. A locking hole 21a is formed at the bottom of the groove of the protrusion of the connecting fitting 20, and a locking hole 21a is formed on the inner upper surface of the open end of the other rod 20, which can fit into the locking hole 21a. A locking projection 22 is provided to protrude downward, and the connecting fitting 21 of one rod 20 is inserted into the open end of the other rod 20, and the other rod 20 is pushed down to fit the locking projection 22 into the locking hole 21a. Joined by matching.

(Effects of the invention) This invention consists of arranging square tatami mats in a row and surrounding them with a frame, so when used as an exhibition stand for displaying exhibits such as Japanese dolls, it can be used in a Western-style building. The interior has been transformed into a Japanese-style room suitable for arranging exhibits with a Japanese image, such as Japanese dolls, to enhance the exhibits even more than before. Since a large number of tatami mats are surrounded by a frame, a large number of tatami mats are organized and arranged without distortion, and positional deviations do not occur. Moreover, since the above-mentioned tatami mat is formed into a square shape and the frame can be disassembled into short sticks, it is easy to store and transport.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view of a modified example, and FIG. 3 is a sectional view of another modified example. 1: Tatami, 10: Frame, 11, 12, 13, 20:
Rod, 13a: Dovetail, 14, 15, 21: Connection fittings.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A large number of square tatami mats are arranged in a straight line or in a row including a right-angled bent part, and the outer circumference of the tatami mats arranged in one row is a number of tatami mats with a length equal to the length of one side of the tatami mats. An exhibition stand that is surrounded by a frame made of book sticks that are removably joined together.