JPH08207466A - Book storing compact disk - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To protect a compact disk in the case the compact disk is stored in a book. CONSTITUTION: A text 14 is kept on one rear face of a spread of a cover 12 of a book 10, while a paper container 18 is stuck on the other rear face of the spread of the cover 12. Neither the text 14 nor the paper container 18 is kept or stuck on a back section 20. The sizes of the text 14 and the paper container 18 are almost same as the size of the cover 12 or slightly smaller. The thickness of the back section 20 is almost same as the sum of the thickness of the text 14 and the thickness of the paper container 18 after storing a compact disk 16. The compact disk 16 is protected from impact by the cover 12, and the text 14 works as a cushion material for impact.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a book in which a compact disc can be stored. The book of the present invention is suitable for storing a compact disc that requires protection.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art With the spread of personal computers in homes, the demand for compact discs is increasing. The present invention has been made in response to a social demand to provide a compact disc together with a book. In the case of providing a compact disc with a book, conventionally, a compact disc or a paper container (for example, a paper bag) accommodating the compact disc is simply sandwiched between the books.

[0003]

However, the conventional techniques have the following drawbacks. (1) Compact discs or paper containers easily fall out of books. Therefore, there is a risk that the compact disc may be damaged by being dropped or that the compact disc may be lost by being dropped. (2) When a book is transported, if an external force is applied to the compact disc, the compact disc may be deformed or may be broken in some cases. That is, compact discs should be handled with great care and should be avoided from the risk of impact. It must be said that the above-mentioned conventional technology lacks protection of the compact disc.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems. Further, in relation to a book, the main body of the book can be easily opened and closed, and the label content attached to the compact disc itself can be easily changed. It is also considered to be put in a state that can be seen in.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is a book in which a paper container containing a text and a compact disc is attached to the back surface of a cover for bookbinding, and the text and the paper container are separated from the spine cover. The above problem was solved by.

[0006]

The present invention has been made for the purpose of integrating a paper container containing a compact disc into a book and protecting the compact disc. Since the paper container is attached to the book, common transportation and handling
The paper container and the compact disc will not drop out. Then, instead of binding the paper container to a book, the paper container is attached to the back surface of the cover, and the protection of the compact disc is strengthened by utilizing the thickness of the cover. Furthermore, if the sum of the thickness of the text and the thickness of the paper container accommodating the compact disc is matched with the thickness of the spine cover of the cover spread, the compact disc can be closely attached and sandwiched on the cover of the paper container. Books are usually stacked and transported, and they tend to be handled roughly,
The text adheres to the compact disc and acts as a cushioning material.

In the book of the present invention, only the text and the paper container are attached to the back surface of the cover, and neither the text nor the paper container is bound to the spine cover. When the book is opened, the body and the paper container are separated from each other and accompany each cover, so that it is easy to read the content of the body and take out the compact disc.

[0008]

Embodiments of the book according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 and 2 show the first embodiment, and FIGS. 3 and 4 show the second embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the book 1 of the present invention.
0 is the cover 12, the body 14, and the compact disc 1
It has a paper container 18 in which 6 is stored. The body 14 is attached to one back surface of the cover spread, and the paper container 18 is attached to the other back surface of the cover spread with an adhesive. By directly adhering the paper container 18 accommodating the compact disc 16 to the cover 12, it is possible to prevent the paper container 18, and hence the compact disc 16, from falling off. The cover 12 is usually made of thick paper. Also in this embodiment, the cover 12 is made of thick paper. Therefore, the compact disc 16 is protected by the cover 12, and is not easily deformed even when an external force acts on the book 10.

However, the body 14 and the paper container 18 are not attached to the spine cover 20 having a double-faced cover. Book 10
When opened, the body 14 and the compact disc 16 separate. This is because it may be preferable to provide the reader with the text 14 and the compact disc 16 separately. Further, when the body 14 and the paper container 18 are bound to the spine cover 20, the body 14 warps in an arched shape, making it difficult to read the content, and the compact disc 16
Is easily deformed by bending force. The reason why the body 14 and the paper container 18 are independently attached only to the back surface of the cover 12 is to avoid such a problem.

The body 14 and the paper container 18 are substantially the same size as the cover 12, but are slightly smaller. In particular, in order to protect the compact disc 16, it is important to make the size of the paper container 18 smaller than the size of the cover sheet 12.

The thickness of the book 10, that is, the distance between the cover sheets 12 or the thickness of the spine cover 20, is approximately equal to the sum of the thickness of the body 14 and the thickness of the paper container 18 after the compact disc 16 is stored. Books 10 are stacked and transported,
It is often handled roughly because it is paper. Therefore, if there is a gap between the cover sheets 12, the compact disc 1
6 is not stable and may be accidentally damaged. vice versa,
If the body 14 and the paper container 18 are too thick, the center of the book 10 rises and bending force acts on the compact disc 16, which also causes damage to the compact disc 16. Therefore, it is important to make the sum of the thickness of the text 14 and the thickness of the paper container 18 accommodating the compact disc 16 approximately equal to the thickness of the spine cover 20 of the double-page spread, and to use the text 14 as a cushioning material. .

The paper container 18 is a compact disc 16
To ensure the protection of the, it is made into a bag by folding cardboard. A notch 22 is formed near the upper side to form an opening band 24. When the tear strip 24 is removed to the left and right,
The compact disc 16 can be taken out from above the paper container 18. The paper container 18 has a window 26 formed substantially at the center so that the label content of the compact disc 16 can be easily seen. Transparent cellophane is attached to the window 26 from the back surface of the paper container 18.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the book 30 according to the second embodiment of the present invention is different from the book according to the first embodiment in the compact disc packaging form and the paper container form.
The compact disc 32 in the book 30 of this embodiment is stored in a transparent plastic case 34, the plastic case 34 is stored in a pocket 38 of a frame mount 36, and the frame mount 36 is stored in a paper container 40. There is. Such a packaging form is for protecting the compact disc 32.

The body 42 and the paper container 40 are respectively attached to the back spread of the book 30 and the spine cover 44.
Is not attached to. That is, the text 42 and the paper container 40 are not bound by the spine cover 44. Therefore, even if the compact disk 32 is wrapped in multiple layers and the paper container 40 becomes thick, the book 30 can be opened and closed easily. There is no problem in reading the text 42 and taking out the compact disc 32.

The opening band 46 of the paper container 40 is formed along the center side of the cover spread. When the tear strip 46 is removed, the compact disc 32 can be taken out. The opening is provided along the center side so that the compact disc 32 does not drop out of the book even if the book 30 is roughly handled and the opening is accidentally opened.

[0017]

Since the paper container is attached to the book,
It is possible to reliably prevent the paper container from falling out of the book, and eventually the compact disc from falling out of the book, and the book of the present invention is suitable for protection and safety of the compact disc. Moreover, since the paper container for accommodating the compact disc is attached to the cover made of a relatively thick paper, the compact disc is protected by the cover even if an external force acts on the book. Since the sum of the thickness of the paper container containing the compact disc and the thickness of the text was made to approximately match the thickness of the spine cover of the double-page spread, the front cover plays a role against external force and the text acts as a cushioning material. , The protection of the compact disc has been further strengthened.

Further, in the book of the present invention, the text and the paper container are attached only to the back side of the spread cover, not to the spine cover. That is, the text and the paper container are not bound by the spine cover. Therefore, when the book is opened, the main body and the paper container are separated from each other and accompany each cover, and it is extremely easy to read the contents described in the main body and take out the compact disc.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of a book according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of a spine cover when the book of FIG. 1 is closed.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment of a book according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an internal configuration of a paper container.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10,30 Books 12 Cover 14,42 Body 16,32 Compact disc 18,40 Paper container 20,44 Back cover

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A compact disc, wherein a paper container containing a text and a compact disc is attached to the back side of a cover to perform bookbinding, and the text and the paper container are separated from the spine cover. Books that can be stored.