JPH1199787A - Booklet holder - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a booklet holder for fixing a booklet for tearing off pages of the booklet and using them. SOLUTION: A booklet holder is so constituted as to fix a booklet in the state of being fixed on the end of a back cover of the booklet to be fitted in the booklet holder.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a booklet holder for fixing a booklet, such as a telephone book, a magazine, a paperback book, or the like, by tearing off the pages of the booklet and replacing it with kitchen paper, paper towels or the like. It is an invention concerning.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Pulp resources are protected by using waste paper, such as old newspaper, as a substitute for paper towels, etc., while taking advantage of the fact that waste paper is like waste and can be easily consumed in terms of cost. In addition to the use of conventional paper towels, wipe dishes before washing with water to prevent contamination of domestic wastewater, treat used oil, and remove vegetable waste to prevent excess water from being added to garbage. Proposals have been made to actively use waste paper for environmental conservation activities such as wrapping and throwing away paper. However, because old newspapers are bulky and take up space, the idea of using a compact booklet, such as a telephone directory, which is easy to keep in the kitchen was born.

[0003]

However, in order to use a booklet, (1) it is troublesome to put a heavy booklet in and out of a storage location. 2. Opening, breaking and closing booklets cannot be done with one hand. There was inconvenience such as. In order to reduce such troubles, there is a method in which a wire is passed down the center of the thickness of the booklet as shown in FIG. 24, but it is not stable. 2. Since the remaining tears are likely to occur, and the resulting remaining tears become obstacles in breaking the next sheet, the remaining tears tend to increase with each advance. 3. It takes time to flip over the piece you want to tear off. 4. Take up more space for one booklet attached when installing. 5. The page portion of the booklet is exposed and the aesthetic appearance is impaired. However, the use of old booklets has not been widely spread in general. An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and to provide a booklet holder for using a used booklet as comfortably as a commercially available paper towel.

[0004]

In this booklet holder, a gap groove is provided in a booklet mounting base plate to wind a booklet cover. 2. The cover of the booklet wound around the booklet mounting base plate is stuck with a fixture. 3. A fixing device is provided on the booklet mounting surface for pressing the back cover of the booklet. With this structure, the back cover of the booklet is brought into close contact with the booklet mounting base, so that it does not separate from the surface where the booklet is fixed even when tearing it off, and the booklet is in a state where the booklet spine is in contact with the mounting surface There is a feature that it is fixed.

[0005]

FIG. 23 is an example of a booklet to be loaded, wherein 21 is a cover, 22 is a spine, 23 is a fore edge,
The hatched portion 4 indicates the case of the spine of the front cover (edge), that is, the portion of the front cover adjacent to the spine, and in the case of a booklet in which a part of the front cover is in close contact with the spine, adjacent to the close contact portion. Show the part. In addition, the entire cover including this part or a part of this part may be shown. Reference numeral 25 denotes a page portion of the booklet.

FIG. 1 is a front view showing an example of a booklet holder. Reference numeral 1 denotes a booklet mounting base plate, and reference numerals 2a, 2b, and 2c denote gaps formed in the booklet mounting base plate in a slit shape. The gap is provided with a width which is not shorter than the length of the spine of the booklet to be mounted and which is not thinner than the thickness of the cover of the booklet. FIG. 2 is a perspective view in which a booklet is mounted on the booklet holder main body, and FIG. 3 is a side cross-sectional view of a front center cross section in FIG. The cover on one side of the booklet is inserted from the front through the slit-shaped gap 2a and the slit-shaped gap 2 is inserted.
Pull out to the back side so that the part of the back cover hits the part a, insert the other remaining cover from the slit 2b, and draw out to the back side so that the back cover is as close to the slit 2b as possible,
Two sheets are stacked and pulled back to the front of the booklet holder from the slit-shaped gap 2c to be mounted. The cover is attached by friction between the cover and the booklet holder to support the weight of the page portion of the booklet, and is fixed at the position of the slit-shaped gap 2a in the case of the spine of the cover.
The spine of the booklet is mounted in contact with the front of the booklet holder, and is fixed at an angle of approximately 180 degrees with respect to the direction of the page portion of the booklet. In this booklet holder, instead of the slit-shaped gap 2b, a pressing pinch or the like for pinching the lower cover near the spine is provided on both sides of the booklet mounting position on the front of the booklet holder as shown in FIG. The back cover of the side cover can be fixed. Further, when the booklet to be mounted is thin, the stability does not change much even if the number of remaining pages of the booklet decreases, so that the slit-shaped gap 2b for fixing the lower cover can be omitted.

FIGS. 4 and 5 are side views assuming a state in which the booklet is being used when it is fixed to a vertical surface such as a wall surface and actually used while being broken. FIG. FIG. 5 shows an example in which the booklet is fixed in a state in which it does not abut against the surface, and FIG. Reference numeral 3 denotes a booklet mounting surface, 4 denotes a sheet to be torn next, 5 denotes an existing tear, and 6 denotes a remaining page.
Beginning with booklets that are bound using adhesives, such as perfect binding booklets, in the case of booklets with spines, the junction between the spine and each page is aligned vertically with the spine. Since the adhesive is embedded and the like, pulling the page to be torn in a direction perpendicular to the spine has less unbreakable than pulling in a direction parallel to the spine. However, as shown in FIG. 4, when the booklet is fixed in a state where the spine does not abut the booklet mounting surface 3, (1) When the sheet 4 to be torn off is taken out naturally, it is pulled in the forward direction and becomes the shape of the spine. Do not pull vertically. Further, even if an attempt is made to apply a force to the spine as perpendicularly as possible, the remaining pages 6 of the booklet and the booklet mounting surface 3 are obstructed. (2) Remaining pages 6 near the binding edge of one sheet 4 to be torn off
And is in a state of being tightly adhered to by being left behind. Is more likely to occur than when the booklet is opened in a hand and opened before being torn. In addition, since it is pulled in the direction of the existing unbroken residue 5, it is influenced by the existing unbraced residue 5 and causes the unbraced residue to expand. The booklet holder of the present invention can make the spine of the booklet abut the booklet mounting surface as in the example of FIG. The spine is thereby opened at an angle more than a right angle to the direction in which the remaining pages 6 of the booklet are headed by their weight, in this case approximately 180.
It will be open every time. In other words, in the process of breaking through, it is possible to always keep a necessary open state in the necessary place. (1) The direction in which the booklet is naturally most easily broken without being obstructed by the remaining pages 6 and the booklet mounting surface 3 of the booklet, In other words, it is possible to pull the sheet 4 to be torn off in a direction perpendicular to the spine. (2) When one sheet 4 to be torn is picked up, a state is created in which the remaining pages 6 are separated from the one sheet. As a result, it is easy to break, and the effect that less unbreakable is obtained is obtained. In addition, since it is pulled perpendicularly to the spine, it can be torn off without being affected by the existing torn residue 5. Also, since the back cover is fixed, the booklet does not separate from the booklet mounting surface and can be torn off with one hand.

FIG. 6 shows an example of a booklet holder. Reference numeral 7 denotes a booklet mounting base plate formed by connecting thin plates with a gap.
The gap formed by the thin plate is shorter than the spine of the booklet to be mounted and has a width not thinner than the thickness of the cover. Since the booklet holder can fix the cover to an arbitrary gap, the stability of the booklet mounted can be more reliably ensured. FIG. 7 is a side cross-sectional view of a front center cross section in a state where a booklet is mounted on the booklet holder. Insert the cover on one side from the front into any gap, insert the remaining one on the other side into the gap closest to the case of the spine and pull out to the back,
Two sheets are stacked, pulled back to the front from any gap, and mounted. Each sheet can be pulled back to the front through another gap. The booklet mounting base plate can be used in the same manner as that in which cylindrical and prismatic objects are similarly connected, and the plate is provided with an arbitrary number of similar slit-shaped gaps.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of another example of the booklet holder.
8 is a slit-shaped gap provided on the booklet mounting base plate, 9 is a pressing pinch for pressing the booklet cover to the booklet mounting base plate, 10 is a booklet mounting base plate receiver, and 11 is provided at both ends of the booklet mounting base plate receiver. 6 shows a guide groove for fixing a booklet mounting base plate having a locking portion at the bottom. The guide groove has a width enough to fit the booklet mounting base plate on which the booklet is mounted, and is provided at a distance that can support the booklet mounting base plate at both ends. The slit-shaped gap 8 is provided with a width that is not shorter than the length of the cover of the booklet to be mounted and is not thinner than the thickness thereof, and the pressing pinch 9 is to be mounted below the slit-shaped gap 8 from the upper side of the booklet mounting base plate. Provided on both sides of the booklet mounting position with a distance not shorter than the thickness of the booklet. This booklet holder makes it easy to mount the booklet by fixing the cover with a pressing pinch, and also provides a booklet mounting base plate receiver, and always fixes only the booklet mounting base plate receiver 10 to a wall surface, etc. There is an effect that the booklet mounting base plate can be easily removed at the time of attachment / detachment. FIG. 9 is a side cross-sectional view of a section where the pressing pinch 9 is pressing the cover when the booklet is mounted on the booklet holder, and the spine of the cover is applied to the upper side of the booklet mounting base plate. In this state, the booklet is folded back to the back of the booklet mounting base so as to open the cover, pulled back to the front from the slit-shaped gap 8, and two cover sheets are overlapped and fully pulled, and the booklet is attached by pressing the booklet on the booklet mounting base plate with the press pinch 9. Both ends of the mounting base plate are fitted into the guides of the booklet mounting base plate receiver and mounted. The booklet holder may have a structure in which the pressing pinch 9 is attached to the back surface, and the upper cover folded back on the upper side of the booklet mounting base plate and the lower cover inserted through the slit-shaped gap 8 are both sandwiched on the back surface. FIG. 10 is a side view showing a state in which an example booklet in which the pressing pinch 9 attached to the booklet mounting base plate is replaced with a removable pressing pinch is mounted. The cover, which is pulled back from the back from the slit-shaped gap 8 to the front, is attached together with the lower cover by sandwiching it with the detachable pressing pinch 9 at the back cover of the lower cover. FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing an example of a state in which the booklet of the booklet mounting base plate including the booklet mounting base plate having no slit-shaped gap and the detachable pressing pinch 9 is mounted. The cover folded back to the back so as to open the cover at the upper side of the booklet mounting base plate is sandwiched by a pressing nip 9 so as to press the back cover, and the other cover is folded back by the lower side and pressed from above by the pressing nip 9. Put it in between. When the booklet mounting plate receiver is not used, it can be attached by being sandwiched between the sides of the back cover of the front cover. In the above example of the booklet mounting base plate, when the pressing pinch etc. protrudes from the back of the booklet mounting base plate, the guide groove part of the booklet mounting base plate should be It can be provided to protrude forward. Further, the booklet mounting base plate receiver may be constituted by only a pair of guide groove portions. In addition, the guide groove and the both ends of the booklet mounting base plate may be made uneven so as to mesh with each other, or the dovetail groove may be used to enhance the stability. This booklet mounting plate receiver 11 can be similarly combined with a booklet holder indicated by 0006, 0007, and in the example shown by 0009, only the booklet mounting plate is used alone as a booklet holder without being combined with the booklet mounting plate receiver. Can also be used.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view of another example of a booklet holder, 12a is a stick-shaped cover fixing device having a slit having a detachable diameter, 12b is a cover fixing device receiver, and FIG. 13 is a booklet holder of FIG. It is a side sectional view of the section of the front center in the state where a booklet was attached. Insert the fore-edge of the booklet cover into the slit of the detachable cover fixing device 12a, wind the cover on the outer surface up to the spine of the cover, fit it into the cover fixing device receiver 12b on the booklet fixing surface of the booklet holder, and fix it. Attach by doing. In the case of the spine of the booklet, the booklet is fixed to the booklet mounting surface by the cover fixing device 12a, and the booklet is fixed with the spine in contact with the booklet mounting surface. A slit is not necessary. Further, the stick-shaped cover fixing device may be changed to a prism, and the cover fixing device may be formed of a toothed uneven portion for sandwiching the fore-edge portion. Also, anti-slip irregularities can be provided on the surface. In order to stabilize the booklet when the number of remaining sheets becomes small, a pressing pinch or the like for fixing another cover sheet may be provided on the booklet mounting surface of the cover fixing device receiver on both sides of the booklet mounting position.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view of another example of the booklet holder, 13 is a corner between the upper surface and the back surface of the booklet holder, and 14 is a detachable pressing pinch. This booklet holder is mainly used when the mounting position is located below the user's work area.
The back cover is worn on the back so that the user can easily tear off the page from above. FIG. 15 is a side view in which a booklet is mounted on the booklet holder. The booklet cover is spread at the upper and lower corners 13 of the booklet holder, folded back from the back side with the tension at the lower side of the booklet holder body, and another cover is folded over from the front in the same way. It is mounted by being pinched and fixed by the pressing pinch 14 from above. In the case of a spine, the booklet holder is fixed at the corner between the upper surface and the back surface, and the spine is abutted on the upper surface of the booklet holder and is fixed in a state of lying on the back. The pages of the booklet open toward the open direction at an angle close to 270 degrees with respect to the spine. The detachable pressing pinch 14 can also pinch both covers from the side. In addition, a press pinch may be attached to the booklet holder body in place of the detachable press pinch 14, and a press pinch is provided on both sides of the cover mounting position at the bottom of the booklet holder, and a slit-shaped gap is further provided thereon to form a slit-shaped gap. It is also possible to insert the cover on one side from the gap, put the two sheets together, and press them against the booklet holder body with a pressing pinch.

FIG. 16 is a perspective view in which a booklet holder is added to a booklet holder. Reference numeral 15 denotes a booklet receiver. FIG. 17 is a side view in which a booklet is mounted on a booklet holder with a booklet receiver.
The booklet receiver is characterized in that the booklet attached to the booklet holder is kept in a U-shaped curved state. FIG. 18 is a view for explaining the state of the fore-edge portion of the booklet folded into a U-shape by the booklet receiver. This is the portion of the surface of the page. The booklet holder keeps the booklet attached to the booklet holder folded in a U-shape by putting your fingertips on the remaining pages that are skewed upward, and slide it forward (Fig. 18, rightward). Float one sheet to use from the rest of the page. 2. Using the surface of the page exposed on the fore-edge surface due to the inclination of the fore-edge, put a finger on the page surface 16 to be torn next and flip it over (FIG. 18, leftward). To facilitate both. Further, by using the booklet receiver, the installation area of the bent portion can be reduced. Also, when the booklet receiver is not used, the remaining pages of the booklet being used will be exposed as it is, but the remaining pages will be folded inside by being folded by the booklet receiver and wrapped by the booklet receiver and the cover of the booklet, The beauty can be maintained without exposing the remaining pages.

FIG. 19 is a perspective view in which a booklet holder and other examples are added to a booklet holder, and 17 is a booklet holder. This is an example in which the booklet receiver is divided into left and right parts. This booklet receiver has a smaller number of remaining booklets than the above example, and even if the booklet edge is located below the front end of the booklet receiver. Has the effect of exposing.

FIG. 20 is a perspective view in which a booklet holder and other examples are added to a booklet holder, and 18 is a booklet holder. The shape of the booklet receiver is box-shaped, so that the bottom face or the front face of the booklet receiver can be fixed to a flat surface, or the booklet holder can be used with the booklet holder placed on a horizontal surface without being fixed.

FIG. 21 is a perspective view showing another example of a booklet holder with a booklet receiver, and 19 is a pressing pinch. This booklet receiver is integrated with a booklet holder having no surface for fixing the booklet, and the spine is directly brought into contact with the surface on which the booklet is to be fixed. FIG. 22 is a side cross-sectional view of the booklet holder with booklet receiver of FIG. 21 attached to the lower surface of a pipe shelf at the center of the front in a state where the booklet is mounted. Reference numeral 20 denotes a pipe forming a shelf on which the booklet is mounted. One of the covers is pulled out from the lower surface of the pipe shelf to the upper surface, the back cover is applied to the pipe 20 and pulled back to the lower surface of the pipe shelf again, overlapped with the other cover and sandwiched and fixed by the press pinch 19b to fix the booklet. Place the pages in the booklet tray and attach them. The mounting position of the pressing pinch 19 can be provided at any position inside or outside the booklet receiver, in addition to the entrance of the booklet receiver,
Further, the pressing pinch 19 is changed to a detachable pressing pinch and pressed against the booklet receiver at an arbitrary position, or a cover drawn out on the lower surface of the mounting surface is sandwiched between another cover and the back cover of the cover. You can also When the booklet holder of the present invention is fixed on a vertical surface or a horizontal surface, the booklet can be kept open even without the booklet receiver, but as in this example, the spine is brought into contact with the lower surface of the horizontal surface. When the booklet is fixed, the page portion of the booklet flows in the direction perpendicular to the spine and the booklet cannot be kept open when the booklet receiver is not provided. However, by receiving the booklet in the booklet receiver as in this example, the page portion of the booklet can be kept substantially 180 degrees open with respect to the spine.

The present invention can take the following embodiments. (1) The booklet holder is suspended depending on the place of use.
Various devices for installation, such as fixing to a wall surface or fixing to a horizontal surface, can be added, and the method of fixing to the installation place is not limited. Also, it is possible to use without fixing to anything. (2) The dimensions of the booklet holder are determined by the installation location, the size and form of the booklet assuming use. (3) As a method of pressing to fix the cover, in addition to using a spring, elasticity or magnetic force of a material, the cover is sandwiched by a pressing member such as fixing with a hook, cutting a guide, and fitting. A method or the like can be considered, and the method is not limited. Instead of pressing, the cover is fastened using the frictional force of the material as in the example of FIG. 1, the cover is wrapped around a stick as in the example of FIG. 12, or a protrusion is pierced through the cover, and attached with an adhesive. The cover can be fixed by such a method.
Further, the methods shown in the embodiments may be combined, or two or more cover fixing methods may be used in combination. (4) The booklet receiver can be attached to any type of booklet holder.

[0017]

According to the present invention, the booklet holder of the present invention can be always kept in a place where the booklet is easy to use by using a wall surface or the like, and the booklet is fixed with the spine of the book cover fixed. Also, when the page is torn, the booklet mounting surface is stable and can be used with one hand. In addition, by making the spine abut on the booklet mounting surface, the spine is at an angle wider than the right angle with respect to the direction of the page portion of the booklet, and the booklet is always open to the necessary places in the process of breaking through In order to maintain the condition, it is naturally possible to pull one sheet to be torn in the direction that is most easily torn, that is, in the direction perpendicular to the spine, and keep the remaining pages apart from the one to be torn. It is easy to tear to produce, leaving little torn. In addition, since it is pulled perpendicularly to the spine, it can be torn off without being affected by the existing unremaining tears. By adding a booklet,
In addition to facilitating the flipping of a single piece to be torn off, the installation area can be reduced, and the aesthetic appearance can be maintained without exposing the remaining pages. If the spine does not form an angle wider than a right angle with respect to the page portion of the booklet due to the positional relationship between the booklet holder and the surface on which the booklet holder is fixed, support the remaining pages of the booklet with the booklet holder and The booklet can be kept open by turning it to an open angle.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an example of a booklet holder.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state where a booklet is mounted on the booklet holder of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a side sectional view when a booklet is mounted on the booklet holder of FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a side view when the booklet is fixed in a state where the spine does not contact the fixing surface.

FIG. 5 is a side view when the booklet is fixed with the spine in contact with the fixing surface.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of another example of the booklet holder.

FIG. 7 is a side sectional view when a booklet is mounted on the booklet holder of FIG. 6;

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of another example of the booklet holder.

FIG. 9 is a side sectional view when a booklet is mounted on the booklet holder of FIG. 8;

FIG. 10 is a side view when a booklet is mounted on an example of the booklet mounting base plate.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view when a booklet of one example of a booklet mounting base plate is mounted.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view of another example of the booklet holder.

FIG. 13 is a side sectional view when a booklet is mounted on the booklet holder of FIG. 12;

FIG. 14 is a perspective view of another example of the booklet holder.

FIG. 15 is a side view when a booklet is mounted on the booklet holder of FIG. 14;

FIG. 16 is a perspective view of an example of a booklet holder with a booklet receiver.

FIG. 17 is a side view of an example in which a booklet is mounted on the booklet holder with booklet receiver of FIG. 16;

FIG. 18 is a side view of the fore-edge portion of the booklet folded by the booklet receiver.

FIG. 19 is a perspective view of an example of a booklet holder with a booklet receiver.

FIG. 20 is a perspective view of an example of a booklet holder with a booklet receiver.

FIG. 21 is a perspective view of an example of a booklet holder with a booklet receiver.

22 is a side sectional view showing a state where the booklet holder with booklet receiver of FIG. 21 is attached to the lower surface of the pipe shelf and the booklet is mounted.

FIG. 23 is a perspective view of an example of a booklet.

FIG. 24 is a perspective view of an example in which a wire is passed over a central portion of the thickness of the booklet and the booklet is hung down.

[Explanation of symbols]

2a, 2b, 2c: slit-shaped gap 3: booklet mounting surface 4: one sheet to be torn off next 5: unremoved 6: remaining page 7: booklet mounting base plate 8: slit-shaped gap 9: pressing pinch 10: Booklet mounting stand receiver 11: Guide grooves 12a, 12b: Cover fixing device and cover fixing device receiver 13: Upper and back corners of the booklet holder 14: Press pinch 15, 16, 17 ... Booklet receiver 18: Exposed to the fore edge The surface of one page to be torn off 19 ... Pressing pinch 20 ... Pipe forming shelf for mounting booklet 21 ... Cover 22 ... Spine 23 ... Small edge 24 ... Spine of cover 25 ... Page portion of book

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A booklet holder characterized in that one or more gap grooves for winding the cover of the booklet are provided at arbitrary intervals on a booklet mounting base plate. 2. A booklet holder comprising a booklet mount for winding a cover of the booklet and a fixing member for attaching the cover. 3. A booklet holder characterized in that a fixing device is provided on the booklet mounting surface for pressing the edge of the spine of the booklet. 4. A booklet holder comprising: a booklet mounting surface for abutting a spine of a booklet to be mounted; and a fixing member for attaching a double-folded cover of the booklet. 5. The booklet to be mounted is fixed to the booklet mounting surface at the spine of the booklet, and the booklet is fixed in a state where the booklet spine is in contact with the booklet mounting surface. Booklet holder. 6. A booklet holder comprising: a key-shaped part for folding a page portion of a booklet to be mounted into a U-shape and receiving the booklet; and a fixing member for attaching two covers of the booklet.