JPS5822211Y2 - Display board for calendars, timetables, etc. - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a display panel for calendars, timetables, etc. that can be used both as a calendar and a timetable.

In addition to being sold as products, calendars have traditionally been supplied in large numbers as advertising materials for companies and stores.

However, most of them have no choice but to be discarded after being used for one year, making them disposable products that go against the demands of the times to conserve resources.

Also, along with calendars, timetables, which are essential for children, students, students' rooms and classrooms, need to be rewritten every time the semester changes or the timetable is changed, which is a constant hassle.

The present invention was devised in view of the above points, and its purpose is to appropriately select and arrange removable display blocks so that they can be used both as a calendar and a timetable. In addition, by changing the arrangement of the display blocks, they can be used semi-permanently and there is no need to replace them with new ones every year or every semester.Furthermore, arranging the display blocks requires creativity similar to block crafting. Let me have
A calendar that can evoke a sense of interest that cannot be obtained with conventional ready-made calendars or self-made timetables.
It provides a display board with timetables, etc.

In other words, the gist is that a large number of fitting holes are drilled over substantially the entire area of the display section, arranged regularly in the shape of a grid on the substrate, and that the device can be freely fitted into and removed from the fitting holes of this substrate. It consists of a mating protrusion protruding from its back surface and a display block on which the required month, day of the week, subject, etc. are displayed.This display block has one display on one subboard. The decorated chest block and the multiple indications on one strip,
The window of the indicator piece slidably attached to the strip plate is cut out from the strip block, which is formed to appear for each display, and these display blocks can be placed at any position on the display section of the base. The invention consists in that a calendar, a time table, etc. can be displayed on the display section.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

In FIGS. 1 to 3, a rectangular display section 1 that is slightly depressed from the surface of the base A is formed at the center of the base A, which is generally rectangular when viewed from the front.

A large number of small-diameter fitting holes 2 are regularly drilled in substantially the entire surface of the display section 1 in the shape of a grid on the base, and a chest plate as shown in FIGS. Display blocks B such as block B1 and strip block B2 are detachably attached.

The chest block B1 as shown in FIG. 5 has two cylindrical fitting protrusions 4 protruding from the back surface of the rectangular chest plate 3, which are removably fitted into the fittings 7L2. , on its surface, for example, 1 to 31 representing the date on the calendar.
Numbers up to , letters such as 5UN0 indicating the day of the week, MONo, Monday, Tuesday, etc., and letters such as Kokugo and Math indicating the subject name of the hourly table are displayed for each item.

Further, the strip block B2 as shown in FIG. 6 is composed of a long strip 5 and an indicator piece 7 that is slidably attached to the strip 5 so as to straddle both side edges of the strip 5. The strip plate 5 has a plurality of fitting protrusions 4 similar to those described above protruding from its back surface, and numbers from 1 to 12 representing the months of the calendar are displayed in a row on its surface.

In addition, the indicator piece 7 has a circular window 6 bored in its center, and by moving the indicator piece 7 along the longitudinal direction of the band plate 5, the number on the surface of the band plate 5 can be seen inside the window 6. It is formed so that it appears one by one.

As shown in Fig. 1, there is a hook 9 with a hanging protrusion 8, a box-shaped pocket 10 for storing unnecessary display blocks B, etc., and a built-in spring (not shown) to prevent its repulsion. It is also effective to form separate clips 11 that use restoring force to hold pieces of paper, etc., provide fitting protrusions 4 protruding from their back surfaces in the same way as display block B, and attach them to the margins of display section 1 of base A. It is.

The shapes of display block B, base A, and display section 1 can be freely selected; for example, as a time-based table, display block B representing Yoda period and subject name is all disk-shaped, and base A (display section 1) The outer shape of the fruit can also be formed to imitate that of a fruit (see Fig. 7).

The display panel formed in this way has a small hole 1 at the upper end of the base A.
It is fixed by inserting a hanging cord 13 through 2 and hanging it from a wall surface or by fixing it with rivets.

To use the display panel as described above as a calendar, for example, attach the strip block B2 representing rice fields to the top row of the display section 1 using its fitting protrusion 4, and display the days of the week on the next row. The chest block B1 with the date is placed below it, and the chest block B1 showing the date is placed one after another (see Figure 1).
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In the strip block B2, the indicator piece 7 can be slid left and right on the strip 5, so by moving the indicator piece 7, only the numbers of the month in question are displayed in the central window 6. It can be displayed.

Next, in order to form a timetable, a chest block B1 representing the day of the week is placed at the top of the display section 1, and a chest block B1 representing the time period in the vertical direction is placed at the left end (this includes: Attach the chest block B1 representing the date (numbers 1 to 7 can also be used), and then attach the chest block B1 representing the subject name to the corresponding location (
(See Figure 2).

In both of these embodiments, the hook 9, pocket 10, clip 11, etc. may be attached to the lower margin of the display section 1 as necessary.

In addition, if the number of subjects is small, as shown in Figure 3,
It is also possible to form both a calendar and a timetable using the entire surface of the display section 1.

As described in the embodiment, by forming the hook 9, pocket 10, clip 11, etc. and detachably attaching these 9, 10, 11, it is possible to store unnecessary display blocks B, writing utensils, and memo paper. It is very convenient because it can be used for holding or holding.

The display block B representing the days of the week may be a strip block B2 in which the days of the week are displayed in a line on the strip 5, like the display block B for displaying the month.

In addition, base A, display block B, hook 9, pocket 10
, clip 11, etc. are all planned to be made of plastic, and display block B representing the day of the week, display block B representing the date and subject name, or band block B2 representing the month. If the board 5 and the indicator pieces 7 attached to the board 5 are colored differently, the date, subject name, and month display can be seen more clearly and have the advantage of being easier to recognize.

Therefore, according to the present invention, since the display block B is composed of a base A and a display block B which displays the month, date, lllgB, subject name, etc., which is detachable from the base A, a single display panel can be used as a calendar. Can be used both with timetables.

In addition, each time a new year changes and the timetable changes, display block B can be selected and arranged, so there is no need to procure or create new calendars or timetables, and there is no need to waste the previous year's ones. will not occur.

In addition, the task of selecting the necessary display blocks B and arranging them regularly on the display section 1 brings with it the joy of creation that can never be obtained from ready-made calendars, etc., and it is similar to the sense of fun that comes with making blocks. It is also beneficial from the aspect of cultivating the emotional state of children and students.

In particular, since the display block B is composed of the support block B1 and the strip block B2, it is possible to display calendars, timetables, etc. only with the support block B1, and in combination with the strip block B-2. It can also be displayed in an interesting way.

Moreover, in the strip block B2, the indication of the strip plate 5 can be made to appear on the window 6 simply by sliding the indicator piece 7, and the operation itself can be performed reliably and easily. .

Further, since the display block B etc. can be removably fitted into the fitting hole 2 of the display section 1 by means of the fitting protrusion 4, the display block B etc. can be reliably and easily attached to the base A.

As mentioned above, the present invention allows the user to create a calendar or timetable by themselves by attaching the display block, and by changing the arrangement, the function as a calendar and timetable can be maintained semi-permanently. It has various effects that are extremely useful in practice, such as being simple in structure and easy to manufacture.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a front view when a calendar is formed, Fig. 2 is a front view when a timetable is formed, and Fig. 3 is a front view when a calendar is formed and a timetable is formed. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line X-X in FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 A is a front view of the auxiliary plate block.
The opening of the drawing is a plan view of the same, FIG. 6A is a front view of the strip block, the opening of FIG. 6 is a plan view of the same, and FIG. 7 is a front view showing another embodiment in which a time table is formed. 1...Display section, 2...Fitting hole, 3...
... Chest plate, 4 ... Fitting protrusion, 5 ...
・Strip plate, 6...Window, 7...Instruction piece, 8
...Suspension protrusion, 9...Hook, 10
...Pocket, 11 ...Clip, 1
2...Small hole, 13...Hanging string, A...
...Base, B...Display block, B1...
... Auxiliary plate block, B2... Band plate block.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A base having a large number of fitting holes arranged regularly in the shape of the base over almost the entire area of the display, and a fitting protrusion that can be freely fitted into and removed from the fitting holes of the base on its back side. It consists of a display block that protrudes from the wall and displays the required month, day, Yoda subject, etc. on its surface, and this display block is
A chest block with one display on one auxiliary board and multiple displays on one strip can be viewed from the window of the indicator piece slidably attached to the strip, one display at a time. It consists of a strip block formed to appear, and these display blocks are attached to any position on the display section of the base, thereby forming a calendar, time table, etc. on the display section. Features a display board for calendars, timetables, etc.