JPH0615709Y2 - Letter - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Use and Outline of the Invention] The present invention relates to a voucher, in particular, a multi-step voucher used for storing or displaying several kinds of pamphlets, documents, etc. in a store, A desired number of same-shaped inserts are overlapped to form a multistage.

[Prior Art and Problems Thereof] A conventional multi-stage inserter generally has a shape as shown in FIG. 5, in which a predetermined number of document insertion portions (11) are provided. By storing a large number of pamphlets and documents in small parts, there is an advantage that they can be displayed and observed at the same time. However, with this one, it is impossible to change or disassemble the number of the document insertion parts (11). Therefore, if the number of documents in the pamphlet is less than the number of document insertion parts (11), the document insertion part (11) will be installed in a partially empty state, which is not aesthetically pleasing. If there are too many, there is the inconvenience of not being able to enter and exit. In addition, it is bulky because it cannot be disassembled when it is moved or when it is no longer needed. In addition, if it is an assembly type, various accessories are involved and it takes time to assemble and disassemble.

[Technical problem] The present invention is such a "statement used for simultaneously displaying or organizing a plurality of types of brochures and documents."
In order to make it possible to freely select the number of document insertion parts (11) according to the type of pamphlet, document, etc. The technical issue is to be able to configure in multiple stages.

[Technical Means] The technical means of the present invention taken to solve the above-mentioned problem is that "a box having the same structure can be sequentially stacked on the upper side, ) Is slanted and the back surface (13) is vertical and expands upward, it forms a bottomed box with an open upper end, and the lower half of the box is the part to be inserted (15) and the upper half of the box. The rear part of the part is the pocket part (10),
The pocket portion (10) is projected laterally and rearward and is set to a size and shape capable of accommodating the inserted portion (15).

[Operation] The technical means of the present invention operates as follows.

Since the pocket portion (10) is formed so as to project laterally and rearward from the rear end of the upper end of the inserted portion (15), the pocket portion (10) and the inserted portion (15) on the inner peripheral surface of the box are separated from each other. There will be a step at the boundary of.

The above-mentioned box alone functions as a drawer, but in order to construct a multi-tiered drawer from this box, first attach the back of one pocket (10) to the wall. Install and fix. Then, the inserted part (15) of the other box is inserted into the pocket (10) of the fixed box from above.
Then, the inserted portion (15) of the inserted box body (1)
Just accommodated in 0). Also, the upper pocket part (10)
The lower end of the protruding step of the box contacts the upper end of the pocket part of the lower (fixed) box, and the lower edge of the inserted part (15) forms the pocket part (10) and the inserted part (15). The upper box body does not fit below the pocket portion (10) of the lower box body.

Furthermore, since the pocket portion (10) is formed in the rear region of the upper half of the box body, when fitted together, the front panel (1) of the box body inserted from above and the lower box body are inserted. A predetermined gap is formed in the entire area between the front panel (1) and the front panel (1), and this gap functions as the document insertion portion (11). Since the boxes of the same shape are overlapped as described above, if a plurality of boxes are overlapped, the back surface of the pocket portion (10) will be located on the same plane plate.

[Effects] The present invention having the above-described configuration has the following unique effects.

If the inserted part (15) of another box is fitted to the pocket part (10) of the box that functions as a stand alone, the document insertion part (11) is placed between the front panels (1), (1). Since a predetermined number of the boxes are piled up as described above, the multi-stage inserter is completed.

That is, according to the type of brochures, documents, etc., it is sufficient to stack the required number of boxes, so that the number of document insertion parts (11) is larger than that for brochures, documents, etc., as in the conventional multi-stage insert. However, if the document insertion section (11) is installed in a partially empty state,
(11) There is no inconvenience of having too many pamphlets and documents that cannot fit.

Further, since each box body is only partially fitted and can be easily disassembled, it is not bulky at the time of movement, when unnecessary or at the distribution stage, and is convenient.

In the state in which a plurality of pockets (10) are stacked, the back surfaces of the pocket portions (10) are located on the same plane, so that there is almost no gap between them and the mounting wall surface. Also, the bottom box pocket (10)
By providing a mounting means on the back surface of the device, the device can be mounted on a wall surface or the like.

[Embodiment] An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4.

In the first embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, a pocket portion (10) having the same wall thickness as the box body and having a U-shaped cross section is provided on the inner peripheral surface of the box body. The front panel (1) is formed so as to project laterally and rearward from the upper end rear portion of the inserted portion (15) so that a step (2) is formed at the boundary between the pocket (10) and the pocket (10). Is extended further upward than the upper end portion of the pocket portion (10), and a notch (16) is formed in the central portion thereof. In addition, both sides (12), (12) of the box are
Only the front part of the upper end of 5) is extended upward, and the extended end is aligned with the upper end of the front panel (1).

As shown in FIG. 1, the box constructed as described above functions as a stand alone, but as shown in FIG. 2, it can function as a multi-stage stand when stacked.

That is, when the inserted portion (15) of another box is inserted into the pocket (10) of one box from above, the lower edge of the upper box and both side edges of the front panel (1) are Each of them comes into contact with the stepped portion (2) of the lower box body and the rear ends of both side surfaces (12), (12), and the upper box body is in front of the pocket portion (10) of the lower box body. And there is no intrusion into the lower area. By accommodating a pamphlet, a document, etc. in the gap formed between the front panels (1), (1) of the thus stacked boxes, the gap functions as a document insertion part (11). .
Further, a double-sided tape (T) attached to a wall surface is provided on the back surface of the pocket portion (10) of each box.

In this example, since the front panel (1) is extended more than the back surface (13), even for tall brochures and documents,
It can be stored without its upper end hanging down, and since the notch (16) is formed in the center of its upper end, the stored pamphlets and the like can be taken out easily.

Further, when the number of boxes to be stacked is small and the load of paper sheets or the like to be stored is small, only the lowest box may be attached to the wall surface.

Next, a second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4.

In this embodiment, the attachment to the wall surface of the insert made of a box similar to that of the first embodiment is attached by screwing.

That is, since it is necessary to screw the screw from the inside of the back surface (13) of the box body, as shown in FIG. The mounting tongue (21) is abutted upward from the vicinity.
A hole (20) for screwing is formed on the attachment tongue (21).

Insert the screw (3) from the inside into the hole (20) of the mounting tongue (21) and mount it on the wall as shown in FIG.
The head portion (33) of the screw (3) is projected on the inner peripheral side of (0). Therefore, when the boxes are stacked on top of each other,
The lower end of the inserted portion (15) of the upper box comes into contact with (33). Therefore, on the same line below the mounting tongue (21) on the back surface (13) of the box body, the mounting tongue (21) having a width larger than the head (33) and higher than the height of the head (33). ) Deep groove (22)
Was formed.

The concave groove (22) is provided with a mounting tongue piece (21) from the upper end of the inserted portion (15).
It is formed so as to open downward from the inserted portion (15) from the position raised to the pocket portion (10) by the vertical length of the other box, that is, other boxes in the pocket portion (10) of the lower box body. When the inserted portion (15) of the body is fitted from above, as shown in FIG.
The lower end of the inserted portion (15) abuts the step (2) of the lower box body, and the step (23) formed at the upper end of the groove (22).
The lower surface of the abutting part abuts on the upper end portion of the mounting tongue piece (21).

At this time, since the step portion (23) is higher than the step portion (2), before the lower end of the inserted portion (15) abuts the step portion (2), the concave groove (22) The lower end of the bottom wall (24) comes into contact with the upper surface of the step (23). Therefore, the groove (2) is formed so that the step (23) of the lower box can be accommodated in the groove (22) of the upper box.
The depth and width of the lower end of 2) were set deeper than that of the upper end, and the bottom wall (24) was inclined according to the depth of the upper and lower ends of the groove (22). This measure is not necessary when the lower part of the pocket (10) is screwed down.

Since this structure is attached to the wall surface by screwing, it can withstand a certain amount of load, so that not only pamphlets but also newspapers and magazines for sale can be accommodated.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory view of the first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the stacked state, FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of the second embodiment, and FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of the stacked state. , Fig. 5 is an explanatory view of a conventional example. In the figure, (1) ... front panel (10) ... pocket part (13) ... rear surface (15) ... insertion part

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A form used for displaying or organizing a plurality of types of pamphlets, documents, etc. at the same time, wherein the boxes having the same structure can be sequentially stacked on top of each other. The panel (1) tilts and the back (1
When 3) is vertical and expands upward, it forms a bottomed box with an open upper end, the lower half of the box is the part to be inserted (15), and the rear area of the upper half of the box is a pocket. The portion (10), the pocket portion (10) protruding laterally and rearward and set to a size and shape capable of accommodating the inserted portion (15).