JPH0232103Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention is placed in a library, exhibition room, etc., and allows a new rod magazine to be movably displayed in the front, and a rear bookshelf behind the magazine. On the shelf, there is a bookshelf for displaying magazines that stores previously published magazines, that is, back numbers.

[Conventional technology]

Conventional bookshelves of this type include those shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, for example. This bookshelf 1 has a two-stage bent receiving piece 17 hanging from the front end of the upper bookshelf shelf 2, and receiving metal fittings 18 are arranged on both left and right sides of the bookshelf side plate 1'. A flat magazine holder 19 made of a single plate has a locking piece 20 at one end and a shallow groove-shaped recess 21 at the other end.
was housed so as to be movable in the front-rear direction while being supported by the left and right receiving metal fittings 18. Bookshelf 1
When in use, the magazine holder 19 is pulled out by moving the recess 21 forward, and when the locking piece 20 at one end abuts the receiving piece 17, the recess 21 is inserted into the lower bookshelf. 2', the locking piece 20 locks onto the receiving piece 17 of the upper bookcase shelf 2 and is fixed in a hanging manner. By placing the magazine 11 thereon, this position can be used as an exhibition section for the magazine 11.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

Due to the above configuration, the conventional bookshelf for displaying magazines has the following problems.

(1) Since the magazine holder 19 is fixed in a hypotenuse shape,
When searching for the back number 12, the magazine holder 19 is pulled up toward the front, and the magazine holder 19 is further pushed in the depth direction of the bookshelf 1. As a result, the depth of the bookshelf 2 increases.
The volumetric efficiency of bookshelves has decreased. In addition, the structure became more complex, the weight of the entire bookshelf increased, and it became larger.
The price will also be high.

(2) Since the magazine holder 19 is stored in a shelf-like manner from the lower part of the receiving piece 17 to the inner part thereof, the back number 12 is stored in a flat state. Therefore, when looking at this back number 12, all of it has to be taken out and looked at, which makes it impossible to improve the efficiency of searching for back number 12.

[Means for solving problems]

This invention solves the problems of the prior art described above, and by making the magazine holder hang, it is possible to store each back number in an upright position, and the depth dimension of the bookshelf can be reduced. To provide a bookshelf for displaying magazines, which can be produced at low cost by reducing the length of time, makes handling of the magazine tray easier, and allows each back number to be stored in parallel so that each back number can be taken out individually, improving the efficiency of searching work. It's about doing. The feature of this invention is that the left and right arms of the hanging rod are firmly inserted between the left and right ends of the bookshelf and the shelf brackets that support the bookshelf below, and the hanging rod is The magazine holder is made of a transparent plate, with both ends of the main body bent into parallel bodies that do not face each other, and a wide recess and a narrow recess formed in the front and rear bent portions of the main body in an upper and lower arrangement. When a magazine is placed on display in one of the recesses, it is removably suspended from the hanging rod through the other recess.

[Effect]

With the above configuration, even bookshelves that are normally sold to the general public can be hung by firmly inserting the left and right arms of the hanging rod between the bookshelf and the shelf bracket that supports it below. A recess at one end of the magazine holder is suspended from the rod, and magazines can be easily and reliably displayed in the recess at the other end. At that time, this magazine holder is divided into a wide recess on one side and a narrow recess on the other side, and the thickness is changed, so by reversing the hanging state depending on the thickness of the magazine to be displayed, Any magazine can be uniformly displayed using the same magazine holder, regardless of its thickness. Furthermore, the magazine tray is
Because it is made of transparent resin material, no matter which recess you display the magazine in, you can also see the back number on the bookshelf at the back. Since it is easy to lift using the back numbers as a fulcrum, it is possible to easily and quickly retrieve only the desired part of the back numbers from among the back numbers that are placed in parallel.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings.

FIGS. 1 and 2 show an embodiment of this invention. The magazine display bookshelf, that is, the bookshelf 1, is configured as follows.

On the inner surfaces of both sides of the side plates 1', 1' located at opposite positions of the bookshelf 1, shelf brackets 3, 3 are installed at predetermined heights in two locations, front and back, respectively, and for both side plates 1', 1'. Both ends of the bookcase shelves 2, 2' are placed in a shelf-like manner on top of the left and right shelf support metal fittings 3, 3. Then, by raising the front side of the bookshelf 2 slightly, the bookshelf 2 and the shelf brackets 3, 3
A hanging rod 6 to be described later is inserted into the gap 4 formed by the
The left and right arm portions 7, 7 fixed to both ends are inserted.

Next, as a means for horizontally placing the bookshelf 2 with the arms 7, 7 of the hanging rod 6 fixedly inserted, the shelf holder hardware 3 is placed in front of the rear shelf holder hardware 3 on both the left and right sides.
may be fixed by providing a step at a lower level, thereby forming the gap 4. Note that the shelf support hardware 3, 3 is attached to the bookshelf side plates 1',
Of course, instead of having two locations on the front and back of the bookshelf side plates 1', it is also possible to use a single rod-like strip along the depth direction of the bookshelf side plates 1', 1'.

The hanging rod 6 has a length within the effective width of the bookshelf 1, and is made of metal or resin molding that has enough strength to withstand even when a plurality of magazine holders 8 containing magazines 11 (to be described later) are suspended. It is a bar with a round, polygonal, or pipe-like cross section.

The arms 7, 7 have plate-like ends that can be inserted into the gaps 4, 4, and the base ends are fitted and fixed to both ends of the hanging rod 6 for each device. Holes 7', 7' are formed. These arm parts 7, 7 are
Like the above-mentioned hanging rod 6, it has a plate thickness strength enough to support the weight of the magazine holder 8, and is made of metal or resin molding.

A magazine holder 8 shown below is removably suspended from the hanging rod 6 fixed to the front part of the upper bookshelf 2 as described above. This magazine holder 8 is constructed by bending both longitudinal ends of a plate-like main body 8a made of a transparent acrylic plate into an S-shaped parallel body that does not face each other, and forming a wide recess 9 and a narrow recess at the front and rear bent parts of the main body 8a. By forming the area recesses 10 by vertically arranging them, the magazine holder 8 is formed as a unit. In this case, one of the wide-area recesses 9 is formed with an air space thick enough to accommodate a commercially available thick magazine 11. The other narrow recess 10 is formed with an air space thick enough to accommodate a commercially available thin magazine (not shown). When the magazine 11 is stored in the wide recess 9, the magazine receiver 8 is detachably suspended from the hanging rod 6 with the narrow recess 10, and vice versa. recess 1
When a thin magazine (not shown) is housed in the magazine 0, it is configured to be removably suspended from the above-mentioned hanging rod 6 through the wide recess 9.

With the above configuration, the magazine display bookshelf of this invention is able to detachably suspend one side (narrow recess 10 or wide recess 9) of the magazine holder 8 from the hanging rod 6, and on the other side (wide area recess 9
Alternatively, the magazine 11 can be easily and securely displayed in the narrow recess 10).

The magazine holder 8 according to the above has a wide recess 9 on one side.
and the other side is divided into a narrow recess 10 and the thickness is changed, so by reversing the hanging state depending on the thickness of the magazine 11 to be displayed,
Any magazine 11 can be uniformly displayed on the same magazine holder 8 regardless of its thickness. Furthermore, the magazine tray 8 mentioned above is
Since it is molded from a transparent acrylic plate, even if the magazines 11 are displayed in the recesses 9 and 10 on either side, the magazines 11 that are placed in parallel on the bookshelves 2 and 2' at the back will not be displayed. Back number 12 can also be visually checked at the same time. When taking out the desired back number 12, as shown in FIG. 2, the recess suspended on the hanging rod 6 (in the case of FIG. By lifting 6 to a horizontal position with 6 as the central axis, the back numbers 1 are placed in parallel.
2, only the desired back number 12 can be retrieved easily and quickly.

Next, FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of this invention, which is implemented in a case where magazines 11 are displayed using a magazine tray 8 without using the bookshelf 1 of the above-described embodiment. In this case, instead of the arm parts 7, 7 in the above embodiment, hanging rods 14, which have hook-like locking parts 15, 15 formed at the upper ends, are installed at the left and right positions.
14, and the same hanging rods 16,
16 are installed horizontally to form an integral hanging fitting 13. Therefore, in this embodiment, magazine holder 8 is provided on each of the upper and lower hanging rods 16, 16 as described above.
, by suspending it in the same way as in the previous example, each recess (the corresponding recess 9 or 10 set according to the thickness of the magazine as in the previous example)
desired magazines can be displayed easily and reliably.

[Effect of idea]

This idea involves firmly inserting the left and right arms of the hanging rod between the left and right ends of the bookshelf and the shelf brackets that support the bookshelf below. A magazine holder is formed by bending both ends of the main body into parallel bodies that do not correspond to each other, and forming a wide area recess and a narrow area recess in the front and rear bent portions of this main body by vertically arranging them. The present invention is characterized in that, while a magazine is placed on display in one of the recesses, it is removably suspended from the hanging rod through the other recess. Therefore, each magazine holder is suspended in a liftable manner using a hanging rod as the central axis, making it possible to store each magazine side-by-side with each back number upright, reducing the depth of the bookshelf and making it cheaper. In addition to being easy to manufacture, it is easy to receive and handle magazines, and by storing each back number in parallel, each back number can be taken out individually, improving the efficiency of searching work.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view of a bookshelf for displaying magazines according to an embodiment of this invention, Fig. 2 is a diagram of the operation of the bookshelf when searching and taking out back numbers, and Fig. 3
The figure is a perspective view showing how the magazine holder is hung when it is hung on a wall or rack, etc. Figure 4 is a perspective view of a conventional magazine display bookshelf, and Figure 5 is the operation when taking out magazines in the same embodiment. It is a diagram. 1...Bookshelf, 1'...Bookshelf side board, 2...Bookshelf shelf,
3...Shelf support hardware, 4...Gap, 6...Hanging rod, 7...Arm, 8...Magazine holder, 8a...Main body, 9...Wide recess, 10...Narrow recess , 11...
... Magazine, 13 ... Hanging metal fittings, 14 ... Hanging rod, 1
5...Locking part, 16...Hanging rod.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The left and right arms of the hanging rod are firmly inserted between the left and right ends of the bookshelf and the shelf support hardware that supports the bookshelf below, and the hanging rod has a main body made of a transparent plate. A magazine holder is formed by bending both ends into parallel bodies that do not face each other and forming a wide area recess and a narrow area recess in the front and rear bent portions of the main body by vertically arranging them, and a magazine is placed in one of the recesses of the main body. A bookshelf for displaying magazines, which is detachably suspended from the hanging rod through the other recess in a state where the magazine is placed on display.