JPH0950237A - Housing body for display pamphlet or the like - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a housing body for display pamphlet, etc., designed to facilitate handling during transportation, etc., by folding this body to a less bulky form, to reduce the manufacturing cost so as to enhance cost effectiveness and able to function as a display as well at need. SOLUTION: This housing body has a supporting body 2 which is self- standable by supporting the entire part of a container, a pocket 3 which is built into this supporting body 2, is formed in plural stages to house and support desired sheets and is opened in the front upper part and a back plate 4 which forms and supports the back plate of this pocket 3. The respective pieces continuous via the folding lines of the sheets formed into required shapes of the supporting body 2, the pocket 3 and the back plate 4 are folded and the detaining pieces formed in part of the respective pieces are engaged and fixed with the retaining holes disposed on the corresponding mating pieces in an assembling and retaining mechanism 40. The respective pieces are combined by the assembling and retaining mechanism 40, thereby, the housing body can be self-standably assembled. The housing body is folded flat when the assembling and retaining mechanism 40 of the supporting body 2 and the back plate 4 is released.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

[Industrial application] The present invention mainly leans and holds cut sheets such as pamphlets, printed materials such as bound booklets with a small number of pages, and other documents, and displays the former leaflets such as pamphlets. The present invention relates to an exhibition container such as a pamphlet having a simple structure suitable for housing.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, an exhibition container which is used by arranging a large number of printed materials such as pamphlets and arranging them at a store or in an exhibition space so that users can easily take them out is generally made of a hard plastic plate. The stationary type (brochure stand) is known. The pamphlet stand is formed so that the inside thereof is formed in a plurality of stages, the pamphlets are accommodated in an appropriate amount in a plurality of stages, and the pamphlets can be taken out from the upper front side.

[0003]

Such a conventional pamphlet stand has a heavy weight as a whole because it is formed into a required size by processing a hard plastic plate as described above, and has a sturdy structure. Has become. However, since this pamphlet stand is made by cutting the plate material as described above, the manufacturing cost is high and the cost is high. Further, since the whole is bulky, the transportation cost is high, and it is inconvenient to handle the product when it is used for exhibiting a moving product such as a trade fair or a short-term exhibition.

[0004] In addition, in order to appeal a product or the like to consumers by placing a distribution pamphlet or the like at the time of exhibiting the product not only in the mobile exhibition but also in a permanent store, etc., attention is paid as much as possible. At the same time, in order to make consumers (purchasers) aware of the content of products and the like, it is necessary to make an impression element in order to make it easy to pick up advertisements such as brochures.

However, the conventional pamphlet stand is constructed so that the printed matter such as a pamphlet, which is the basic purpose of the pamphlet stand, can be leaned against and accommodated in the pamphlet stand, resulting in the inconvenience as described above. There is a situation where improvement is required.

According to the present invention, such problems are solved, and at the time of transportation, the product is folded to make it bulky so that it can be easily handled, and the manufacturing cost thereof can be reduced, so that the economy is improved and, if necessary, The purpose of the present invention is to provide an exhibition container, such as a pamphlet, which can also be used as a display.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention, which is constructed to achieve such an object, is provided with a support that can support the entire container to stand on its own, and a support that is incorporated in the support to accommodate and support the target paper sheet. A sheet having a pocket formed in a plurality of stages and having an open front upper portion and a back plate that forms and supports the back portion of the pocket, and the support and the pocket and the back plate are formed into a required shape. By an assembling locking mechanism that bends each piece connected through the line of sight and locks the locking piece formed in a part of each of the pieces with the locking hole provided in the corresponding counterpart piece It is characterized in that it is assembled so as to be self-supporting by being combined and is folded flat when the assembly locking mechanism of the support body and the back plate is released.

In the present invention, the pocket is formed on the inside surrounded by the front and side surface pieces of the bent support member, the bottom piece and the back plate connected to the front surface piece of the support, It is preferable that the back plate and the rear piece of the support are closed by a locking mechanism.

Further, the intermediate piece having the pockets formed in a plurality of steps is fixed by engaging a locking piece attached to the bottom end with a locking hole provided in the back plate. Is good. Further, the intermediate piece that forms the pockets in a plurality of steps is connected to at least one side of the back plate via a side piece having an appropriate width, and the side piece is connected to the other side of the intermediate piece. It is preferable that the pieces are connected so as to be bendable, and the side pieces and the back plate or the support are locked and fixed by a locking mechanism.

Further, in the present invention, it is preferable that the upper portion of the back plate is projected upward from the pocket portion so that the upper portion of the back plate can be used as a display.

[0011]

The exhibit container of the present invention thus constructed is
A support mechanism that supports the entire container and can stand on its own, and pockets and back plates that are formed in a plurality of steps inside the support body are cut into a required size and are folded at a fold line to provide a locking mechanism. It can be easily assembled without using an adhesive by locking with and combining. When the assembly locking mechanism is released at the time of transportation, the sheet can be folded flat and transported without being bulky, and the economic effect can be improved. In addition, the exhibition container of the present invention is assembled by bending a whole of a series of sheets, and the number of parts can be minimized. Therefore, there is no fear of being unable to assemble due to loss of parts during assembly. There are advantages.

[0012] Further, the upper part of the back plate of the pocket for accommodating the exhibition contents is made to project high, and the projecting part is used as a display part to give a product name, a catch phrase, or other description to enhance the display effect. It can be useful.

[0013]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, a specific example of an exhibition container such as a pamphlet of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a display container such as a pamphlet according to the present invention (hereinafter referred to as a pamphlet stand).
It is a whole perspective view of one specific example. FIG. 2 is a central longitudinal sectional view of the pamphlet stand shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a rear view of FIG. FIG. 4 is a development view of the pamphlet stand shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a development view of the intermediate section.

As shown in these figures, the pamphlet stand 1 according to the present invention uses a thin plastic sheet (in the specific example, a sheet having a thickness of 0.7 mm, but is not limited to this) to maintain stability as a whole. And a pocket 3 which is formed inside the support 2 and can be stored in a state in which the printed matter such as a desired pamphlet and paper sheets can be leaned and stored in an easy-to-take state, and a part of the pocket 3. The back plate 4 which gives a supporting force by bending is assembled.

This pamphlet stand 1 is obtained by cutting out the above-mentioned plastic sheet into a single expanded shape as shown in FIG. 4 and forming a support structure through a crease line provided in advance. Piece and back plate Piece and pocket 3
Is assembled by bending along a crease line a piece that is connected to a piece that forms the part. The assembly locking mechanism 40 for combining and fixing the respective pieces is composed of a combination of a locking piece 41 and a locking hole 42, a part of which is shown in FIG. This assembly locking mechanism 40 has a square locking hole 42.
On the other hand, locking pieces 41, 41 formed in a semicircular shape and arranged symmetrically are inserted along the side edges of the locking holes 42 and engaged with each other, so that both locking pieces 41, 41 The base portion of 41 and the side edge of the locking hole 42 function so as to be pushed against each other and locked.

First, the support body 2 has a front piece 21 extending to the lower half in FIG. 4, side piece pieces 22 and 22 connected to both sides thereof through fold lines a and a ', and a fold line b. , B ', which are connected to each other through the rear surface pieces 23, 23'. In addition,
The both side surface pieces 22, 22 and the two back surface pieces 23, 23 'are formed such that their outer shapes are substantially symmetrical, and both the back surface pieces 23, 2'
3'is provided with an assembly locking mechanism 40 at the portion where the binding margins overlap each other. In addition, each piece 21, 22, 22, 23,
The lower part of the bent portion of 23 'is shaped so as to protrude as much as the assembled leg. The upper half of the front piece 21 is formed with a large cutout 24 so that a pamphlet or the like stored in the pocket 3 can be easily taken out. Further, the side surface pieces 22, 22 are formed in the shape of an upper recess,
It is designed to maintain stability after assembly.

The back plate 4 is a front piece that constitutes the support 2.
21 is connected by a fold line d via a bottom piece 26 that is continuous with the fold line c, and is sufficiently longer than the side surface pieces 22, 22 of the support 2 and has a width substantially the same as that of the front surface piece 21. Has been formed. Triangular flaps 25, 25 are symmetrically connected to each other on both sides of the lower half of the back plate 4 (on the side of connection with the bottom piece 26) via fold lines e, e. The triangular flaps 25, 25 are in contact with the rear surface pieces 23, 23 of the support 2 at the time of assembly to form the back plate 4 in an inclined state so as to retain the shape. In addition, the back half 2 of the support 2 is attached to the upper half of the back plate 4.
Locking pieces 41, 41 for engaging and fixing locking holes 42, 43 provided on the upper portions of 3, 23 'are formed by cut lines.
The locking holes 42 'provided at the lower positions of the flaps 25, 25 on both sides are engaged with the locking pieces 41 provided on the side surface piece 22 of the support body to engage the back plate 4. Used to secure the bottom of the.

The upper portion 4'of the back plate 4 is the support member 2 described above.
It is made to project higher, and the surface of the upper part 4'after assembly is labeled with, for example, a product name or other catch phrase related to a pamphlet to be leaned to impress the user. Although not shown in the figure, the upper portion 4'is not shown if necessary, but it is possible to form it in a corresponding outer shape of a character or the like to make it more impressive and enhance the advertising effect. Since the upper part 4'of the back plate is not bound to other parts, it can be processed into an arbitrary outer shape according to the character, and the hobby effect can be enhanced.

The pocket 3 is formed in a portion surrounded by the support 2, the bottom piece 26 and the back plate 4 described above. And
In order to form the pocket 3 in multiple stages so that a pamphlet to be received can be easily taken out, the intermediate piece 30 is attached. As the intermediate piece 30, a piece cut out as a separate piece from the above-mentioned sheet constituting the pamphlet stand 1 as shown in FIG. 5 is incorporated.

The intermediate piece 30 is formed of the same plastic sheet as the main body portion and has a width of the back plate 4 described above.
The height of the side pieces 32, 32 is substantially the same as that of the back side piece 22 of the pieces forming the support 2, and the side pieces 32, 32 have the entire height on both sides via fold lines g, g. A bottom piece 33 and a mounting piece 34 for mounting to the back plate 4 are connected to each other through fold lines h and i, with a part of the width being the same as the width of the side piece 32. The attachment piece 34 is provided with the above-mentioned locking hole 43 ′ at the center thereof, and the attachment piece 34 is passed through the slit 27 provided in the lower portion of the back plate 4 to form the back plate 4.
It is configured to be connected and fixed by engaging with a locking piece 41 'provided on the back plate 4 on the back side of the. The lower end of the intermediate piece 30 is in contact with the bottom piece 26 in the pocket 3 after assembly so as to receive the load.

A pamphlet stand 1 constructed in this way
Is a state in which the intermediate piece 30 is attached to the back plate 4 at the location of the attachment piece 34 in advance, and is folded at the fold line c or d to fold the other piece without assembling the other pieces, As shown in FIG. 7, the volume becomes low. Therefore, it is convenient without being bulky at the time of transportation, and can be provided in this folded state until it reaches the customer's hand.

When assembling, for example, the intermediate piece
Back plates 4 at right angles to the side pieces 32, 32 along both fold lines g, 30
Fold it to the side and bend the fold lines h and i to raise the intermediate piece 30. Then, the bottom piece 26 is bent at the fold lines c and d so that the bottom piece 26 is orthogonal to the back plate 4 and the front piece 21 of the support 2. Next, the locking piece 41 of the one side surface piece 22
The lower part of the back plate 4 is fixed to the side surface piece 22 of the support body 2 by engaging the locking holes 42 provided in the corresponding triangular flaps 25 of the back plate 4 with each other. Similarly, the pocket 3 is assembled by locking the other side surface piece 22 and the corresponding triangular flap 25 of the back plate 4 by the assembly locking mechanism 40. After that, both back surface pieces 23 and 23 'of the support body 2 are overlapped with each other, and the support piece 2 is assembled by assembling the engagement pieces 41 and the engagement holes 42 of the both at the lower part.

After doing this, both rear face pieces 23, 2
The locking holes 42 and 43 provided on the upper part of 3'are overlapped with each other, and the locking piece 41 provided on the upper part of the back plate 4 is attached to the locking hole 4
By engaging and combining with 2, 43, the support 2 and the back plate 4 are integrated, and the assembly of the pamphlet stand 1 is completed as shown in FIG.

Brochure stand 1 assembled in this way
Is a plurality of stages (in the specific example, two stages) in the inside of the support body 2 that is formed in a tubular shape that spreads only in the front-rear direction, along the back plate 4 that is supported with a slight rearward inclination. ) Pocket 3 is formed, and the bottom piece 26 is made of a thin plastic sheet in a state of being slightly lifted from the ground plane by the legs formed at the four corners of the support 2 as described above. Nevertheless, it will be a highly stable display container. Then, if a required pamphlet P or the like is inserted into the pocket 3 from the upper side, the pamphlet P or the like accommodated by the intermediate section 30 is received with a plurality of steps, and a large number of parts are not aggregated but dispersed. Then, the one located behind the step is shifted to the upper side and accommodated, and the front side has a wide open portion due to the notch 24 provided in the front piece, so that the pamphlet P or the like accommodated therein is Easy to take out.

In this specific example, one partition piece 30 of the pocket 3 is divided into two steps.
On the outside thereof, for example, as shown in FIG.
Can be formed in three stages by appropriately attaching to the intermediate piece 30 by a known locking means. In this case, it is preferable to have a structure in which the additional intermediate piece 35 can be removed so that the manufacturing and folding volume can be reduced.

In the pamphlet stand 1 described above, the intermediate piece 30 is constructed by using separate pieces, but this intermediate piece 30 'is formed by connecting it to one sheet. It is also possible to do so. In this case, for example, as shown only in the relevant portion in FIG. 9, a slender side piece 36 having a required width is provided on one side surface of the back plate 4 via a fold line j, and this side piece 36 is centered via a fold line k. The partition 30 'is connected, and the bottom piece 37 and the mounting piece 45 are provided in the lower part, and a small slit 27' for inserting the attachment piece 45 attached to the bottom piece 37 is provided at the corresponding position on the back plate 4 side. You can create it as a unit. According to this type, since the number of parts is one, there is no risk of parts being lost during assembly and disassembly, which is convenient. In the figure, reference numeral 25a is a flap for fixing the back plate, 29 is a locking hole of the intermediate piece 30 ', 38 is a side plate of the intermediate piece, and 39 is a locking piece of the intermediate piece. Further, in the figure, the same parts as those in the above-mentioned example are designated by the same reference numerals and the description thereof will be omitted.

With respect to the assembly of this embodiment, it can be completed by first assembling the intermediate piece 30 'by bending it to the front side of the back plate 4 and then assembling the respective parts of the support 2 in the same manner as described above. . Of course, with respect to the function, it can be stably used similarly to the above.

The pamphlet stand of the present invention can be used not only for accommodating the printed matter for display as a trap, but also for organizing documents by selecting the size of the pocket. In addition, it can be used for various purposes, such as leaning and temporarily storing papers.

[0030]

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to obtain a container suitable for displaying and accommodating printed sheets such as pamphlets with a simple assembling structure using a plastic sheet or paperboard, and it can be transported. Alternatively, since it can be stored in a bulky state when not in use, it can be made bulky without impairing its function during transportation or storage. Moreover, since it is obtained by punching in manufacturing, the manufacturing cost can be remarkably low, and the transportation cost can be reduced, and it can be said that it is useful as a display container of this kind. Also, the upper part of the back plate can be formed into a desired shape as a display, and if such a function is added, the display effect is enhanced and it is useful.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a specific example of a display container such as a pamphlet according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a central longitudinal sectional view of the pamphlet stand shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a rear view of the pamphlet stand shown in FIG.

FIG. 4 is a development view of the pamphlet stand shown in FIG. 1.

FIG. 5 is a development view of an intermediate section.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a specific example of an assembly locking mechanism adopted for assembling the pamphlet stand according to the present invention;
(a) is a plan view and (b) is a longitudinal section.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an aspect of a state in which the pamphlet stand according to the present invention is folded.

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of an essential part showing another example of a multi-layered pocket part.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing another embodiment in which a main part in the case where the intermediate piece is integrally formed is developed and shown.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Brochure stand 2 Support 3 Pocket 4 Back plate 4'Upper part of back plate 21 Front piece 22 Side piece 23,23 'Back piece 24 Notch 25 Triangular flap 26 Bottom piece 27 Slit 30, 30', 35 Intermediate piece 32, 38 Side piece of intermediate piece 33, 37 Bottom piece 34, 45 Mounting piece 40 Assembly locking mechanism 41 Locking piece 42, 42 ', 43, 43' Locking hole P Brochure

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A support capable of supporting the entire container to be self-supporting,
The support includes a pocket that is built in the support body and that is formed in a plurality of stages for accommodating and supporting a target paper sheet and that has a front upper portion open, and a back plate that forms and supports the back surface portion of the pocket. A seat in which a pocket and a back plate are formed in a required shape is bent by folding each of the parts connected to each other through a fold line, and a locking piece formed on a part of each of the parts is provided on a corresponding mating piece. It is assembled so as to be self-supporting by combining with an assembly locking mechanism that engages and fixes a hole and is flatly folded when the assembly locking mechanism of the support and the back plate is released. An exhibition container such as a pamphlet. 2. The pocket is formed on the inside surrounded by the front and both side pieces of the bent support member, and the bottom piece and the back plate connected to the front piece of the support, and the back pocket is formed. The display container for a pamphlet or the like according to claim 1, wherein the plate and the rear piece of the support are configured to be closed by a locking mechanism. 3. The intermediate piece having the pockets formed in a plurality of steps is fixed by engaging a locking piece attached to a bottom end portion with a locking hole provided in the back plate. An exhibition container such as the pamphlet according to claim 1 or 2. 4. The intermediate piece for forming the pockets in a plurality of steps is connected to at least one side of the back plate through a side piece having an appropriate width, and the other side of the intermediate piece is also connected. The display container such as the pamphlet according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the side piece is foldably connected to the side plate, and the side piece and the back plate or the support body are locked and fixed by a locking mechanism. 5. The display container for a pamphlet or the like according to claim 1 or 2, wherein an upper portion of the back plate is a display portion which can be used as a display by projecting the upper portion of the back plate upward from the pocket portion. .