JPH0328000A - See-through material and decoration of door or window made of see-through material - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To properly use the characteristics of a see-through material and to enhance the application range and utility value thereof by expressing a pattern on one surface of the see-through material in a mode suitable to see from said surface and expressing the pattern having the contour perfectly superposed on the pattern on one surface when seen on the rear side thereof in a mode suitable to see from the rear. CONSTITUTION:A pattern is expressed on one surface of a see-through material 1 in a mode suitable to see from said surface and the pattern having the contour perfectly superposed on the pattern on one surface when seen from the rear of said material 1 in a mode suitable to see from the rear. Therefore, the patterns are expressed in a mode suitable to see from both front and rear surfaces of the see-through material and, since the pattern expressed on one surface is not perfectly seen from the other surface, both surfaces have decorativeness. By this method, practical and tasteful decoration sufficiently putting the characteristics of the see-through materials to practical use becomes possible and the application range and utility value of the see-through material can be enhanced.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a transparent material and a method for decorating doors, windows, etc. made of transparent material;
More specifically, the present invention relates to a method for decorating doors and windows made of transparent or translucent materials such as glass, plastic, and films, or transparent materials.

[Conventional technology]

Transparent materials such as glass are widely used in the interiors and exteriors of stores such as beauty salons, Western clothing stores, and restaurants, as well as in ordinary homes. These transparent materials are often printed or engraved with designs such as pictures, figures, and letters for decoration.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

However, in the case of the above-mentioned conventional decoration method, since it is intended to be viewed only from one side, it is extremely unsuitable for viewing from the back side, and therefore the range of use is limited.

Furthermore, depending on the design, the brightness and spaciousness of the room may be lost, and in this case, the characteristics of the see-through material cannot be utilized.

Therefore, the present invention aims to provide a transparent material with an unprecedented decoration that does not impair the brightness and spaciousness of the room and is suitable for viewing from either the front or the back, while taking advantage of its ability to see through. A method for decorating transparent materials that can enhance the range of use and value of transparent materials, and a transparent material that creates new patterns as doors are opened and closed, attracting attention and satisfying tastes. The purpose of this invention is to provide a method for decorating manufactured doors, windows, etc.

[Means to solve the problem]

The present invention expresses a pattern on one side of a see-through material in a manner suitable for viewing from the surface, and also provides a mode suitable for viewing from the back side of a pattern whose outline completely overlaps with the pattern on the one side when viewed from the back side. The above problem was solved by expressing it as

Preferably, a plurality of lines of a certain width or a certain size are arranged regularly on one side of the transparent material. ! After arranging a design divided into a number of dots so that it is suitable for viewing from that side, a design divided into lines or points that match the lines or points in perspective is placed on the back side. By means of arranging it so that it is suitable for viewing from the side, or on a plurality of lines of a constant width regularly arranged on one side of a transparent material,
Alternatively, after placing a design divided into multiple dots of a certain size so that it is suitable for viewing from the back side, the design is divided over the lines or dots so that it is suitable for viewing from that side. A method of expressing this is taken. More preferably, a colored layer of a color that does not easily transmit light, such as silver, black, or gray, is interposed between the two patterns so that the pattern on the back side cannot be seen through.

In addition, in addition to appropriately decorating a door or window made of transparent material that moves in the horizontal or vertical direction, the decoration can be applied to another door, window, or wall surface that overlaps when the door or window opens. Doors and windows are decorated by combining them with decorations.

[For production]

In the transparent material decorated by the method according to the present invention, the design is expressed in a manner suitable for viewing from both the front and back sides, and the design expressed from one side to the other is not visible at all. Both have decorative qualities. When a design is expressed across a large number of lines or dots, not only the transparency of the design representation area is maintained appropriately, but also the decorative effect is increased.

The decorations on doors and windows are interesting because when they are opened, the decorations overlap and combine with the decorations on the doors, walls, etc. behind them.

〔Example〕

A preferred embodiment of the method according to the invention will be explained in detail with reference to the drawings.

1 in the figure is a transparent or semi-transparent see-through material such as glass,
Reference numeral 2 denotes linear portions having a constant width expressed on the transparent material 1, and a plurality of linear portions are arranged at appropriate intervals.

In that case, if the interval is too wide, the juxtaposed linear parts 2
The pattern shown above becomes easier to grasp visually, and
On the other hand, if the distance is too narrow, the transparency will be reduced, so the distance between them is determined as appropriate depending on the thickness of the linear portion 2. Linear part 2
does not necessarily have to be a straight line in the vertical direction as shown in the figure, but may be a straight line in the horizontal direction, or may be a diagonal line, a curved line, a wavy line, or the like. Furthermore, instead of the linear portion 2, a dotted portion 2a as shown in FIG. 2 may be used. The shape of the dotted portion 2a is also not particularly limited. Chapter I
Figure A shows one side (side A) of the see-through material 1, and a picture of a boy blowing a box, which is represented as straddling each linear part 2, can be seen.

In other words, a normal picture is erased in thin strips in the vertical direction at appropriate intervals, and the portions that remain on the linear portion 2 are visually continuous, so that the picture shown can be recognized as a boy playing a flute. It is possible. In addition, the other surface of the transparent material 1 shown in FIG.
From the B side), you can see the letters rBJ, which are divided and expressed in the same way as in the picture above. At that time, from the side A, the existence of the letters rBJ on the side B cannot be seen at all, and conversely, from the side B, the picture of the boy on the side A cannot be seen at all. I can't. The method according to the present invention provides such interesting features. What is expressed as a design is in addition to the above-mentioned pictures and letters, figures,
The type of symbol etc. does not matter. Of course, it may also be a photograph. Further, it is acceptable even if both sides have the same design.

Methods for expressing designs on the transparent material 1 can be roughly divided into 2J methods. That is, a method of printing on each side of the transparent material l (Fig. 3), and a method of overprinting on one side (Fig. 4).
It is.

Double-sided printing is a method mainly used for thin transparent materials such as films. In this method, first, a desired pattern a is expressed on the A side, facing toward the A side. To express this, a method of directly printing or stamping on the transparent material 1, a method of pasting or transferring a printed film onto the transparent material 1, or any other method of marking can be adopted. Then, on the B side, a pattern b whose outline completely matches the pattern a on the A side in perspective is expressed in the same manner as described above.

In this way, each pattern can be seen from both sides of the see-through material 1. In order to prevent the patterns on the back side from being seen through, the back side of the pattern, that is, the transparent material 1 side, may be colored with light-reflecting silver, light-absorbing black or gray, or the like.

Next, a method for single-sided printing will be explained. In this method, first, on one side of the see-through material 1, a pattern C that is seen through from the back side is expressed in the same manner as described above. Next, the symbol d is superimposed on the symbol C to represent the symbol d seen from the side. In this case, the first rendered pattern C will be seen through the see-through material 1, and the later rendered pattern d will be seen directly. In this method, it is particularly simple, reliable, and effective to overlap and bond printed papers on which patterns are printed and supported on release paper.

In this case as well, it is preferable to interpose a colored layer e of silver, black, white, etc. between the patterns c and d so that the pattern on one side cannot be seen through the other side.

Next, the invention shown in FIG. 5 will be explained. The present invention relates to a method for decorating automatic doors, sliding windows, etc. made of transparent material, and in the figure, numeral 3 indicates the automatic door and numeral 4 indicates the wall surface. A pattern 5 is appropriately expressed on the automatic door 3 (flowers in the figure).
This pattern 5 is preferably expressed with the same outline on both the front and back sides. More preferably, the method according to the invention described above (
18 to 4) for decoration, while the walls 4
On the other hand, a pattern 6 related to the pattern 5 is expressed (a butterfly in the figure). The pattern 5 and the pattern 6 are arranged in a position where they are related to each other and combined when the automatic door 3 is opened and stopped.

That is, in the illustrated example, when the automatic door 3 opens,
The flowers are positioned so that butterflies land on them. The patterns 5 and 6 may be anything as long as they are related to each other and can be combined, and of course may be combined to form characters or sentences.

In addition, in the case of sliding doors, windows, etc., patterns corresponding to the above-mentioned patterns 5 and 6 are expressed on each door, window, etc., and you can enjoy the wonder of the combinations as described above.

〔Effect of the invention〕

The present invention is as described above, and has the effect of enabling practical and hobby decorations that fully utilize the characteristics of the transparent material, and increasing the scope and value of use of the transparent material.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 18 and Fig. IB are views showing the front and back sides of a transparent material decorated by the method according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is a view showing a transparent material decorated by another method, and Figs. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a method according to the invention, and FIG. 5 is a diagram showing another embodiment of the invention. Explanation of symbols 1 - Transparent material, 2 - Linear part

Claims (6)

[Claims] (1) A design is expressed on one side of the transparent material in a manner suitable for viewing from that side, and a design whose outline completely overlaps the design on the one side when viewed from the back side is expressed in a manner suitable for viewing from the back side. A method of decorating perspective materials characterized by the ability to express (2) A design is divided and expressed on multiple lines of a constant width or multiple points of a constant size arranged regularly on one side of the transparent material so that it is suitable for viewing from that side. A method for decorating a perspective material, which comprises placing on the back side a pattern divided into lines or points that match the lines or points in perspective so as to be suitable for viewing from the back side. (3) A design that is divided and expressed on multiple lines of a constant width or multiple points of a constant size arranged regularly on one side of the transparent material so that it is suitable for viewing from the back side. A perspective material decoration method characterized by dividing and expressing a pattern so that it is suitable for viewing from the surface by superimposing it on the line or point after placing it. (4) The method for decorating a see-through material according to claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that a colored layer of silver, black, gray or the like is interposed between the two designs. (5) A door or window, etc. made of transparent material that moves in the horizontal or vertical direction is decorated by the method of claims 1 to 4, and when the door or window, etc. overlaps another door, window, or wall surface, etc. A method for decorating doors, windows, etc. made of transparent material, characterized by applying a decoration that combines with the above decoration when overlapped. (6) Appropriately decorate a door or window made of transparent material that moves horizontally or vertically, and when the door or window, etc. overlaps another door, window, or wall surface, etc. when it overlaps, the door or window, etc. A method for decorating doors, windows, etc. made of transparent material, characterized by applying decorations that combine with decorations.