JPS5846686Y2 - dressing table - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a mirror stand in which a mirror is fitted and fixed in a frame.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, in the conventional mirror stand in which a mirror 1 is fitted into a frame 2, the mirror 1 cannot be fixed with metal fittings, so the back side of the mirror 1 is covered with double-sided adhesive tape 3. It was then glued to the back plate 4.

However, according to this structure, the attached mirror 1
The disadvantage was that it was extremely difficult to remove.

Mirrors may be damaged during transportation, for example.
In this case, the mirror needs to be replaced.

Mirror 1, which was fixed with double-sided adhesive tape, had to be removed by attaching a suction cup to the front of the mirror and using it to pull the mirror strongly, or by breaking the mirror while it was attached to the frame, but the former According to the first method, the glass could not be easily removed even if the mirror was pulled hard enough to break, and the second method had the drawback that it took a considerable amount of time to remove all the countless small pieces of broken glass.

The inventor of the present invention tried to find a structure for attaching a mirror that could be easily and reliably fixed, and that could be removed if necessary.As a result, as a result of prototyping mounting structures of various shapes, the conventional
Instead of using hard fasteners that are bent in advance by press molding, we use a new bend piece, which is a relatively thin metal plate that can be bent in the installed state, and is fitted and fixed inside the frame. I was able to easily remove the mirror.

However, the folding piece that fixes the mirror by bending it inward from the periphery along the mirror has the property of returning to its original state to some extent due to its own restorability after bending. However, there were some gaps between the mirror and the mirror, or the mirror could not always be glued due to its own elasticity, and the mirror could not be completely and firmly fixed without moving. .

This invention was developed to further eliminate this drawback, and the important purpose of this invention is to provide a mirror stand that can firmly fix the mirror without moving, and that can be easily replaced. There is something to do.

Another important object of this invention is to provide a mirror stand in which the mirror is not damaged at its mounting point and can be completely fixed for a long period of time.

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the drawings.

The mirror 1 of the dressing table has a frame 2 with a back plate assembled in a rectangular shape.
As shown in FIG. 3, the new piece 5 is fitted with almost no gap.

The bending piece 5 is formed in an L-shape before the mirror 1 is attached, and the bending part 5a extends from between the mirror 1 and the frame 2 to the front of the mirror. is screwed to the back plate 4, which itself is cut from a relatively thin bendable metal plate.

The portion of the bending piece 5 that projects toward the front of the mirror is bent along the beveled surface of the mirror, thereby fixing the mirror within the frame.

The back surface of the mirror is supported by a back plate or an attachment portion of the bent piece 5, as shown in FIG.

For the mounting part 5b, a groove 6 into which the mounting part can fit is cut into the back plate, as shown in FIG. 3, so that this part does not come into contact with the back surface of the mirror 1 if possible, and the mounting part 5b is dropped into this groove 6. It is better to fix it.

Although not shown, when the attachment portion protrudes from the back plate and comes into contact with the back surface of the mirror, it is preferable to cover it with a cushioning material such as cellophane tape.

The width of the bent piece 5 is generally 3 to 1, as shown in FIG.
It is determined to be about 5 mm, preferably about 5 to 8 mm, but in order to avoid creating a gap between the periphery of the mirror and the inner surface of the frame 2 by the bent piece 5, it is preferable to use the bending piece 5 as shown in FIG. It is preferable to cut a groove 7 into which the folding piece 5 can fit into the inside of the frame, and extending the folding piece 5 to the front surface of the mirror through the groove 7.

The bending piece 5 adheres to the mirror 1 via the cushioning material 8 so that the mirror 1 can be completely adhered to the bending piece 5 after being bent.

When the cushioning material 8 is bent to the state where the mirror 1 is attached, the part where the mirror 1 and the bent piece 5 are bonded is crushed thinly, and after bending, the cushioning material 8 has its own elasticity. Then restore it thickly to close the gap between the folded piece 5 and the mirror 1, so that the folded piece 5 becomes the mirror 1.
A flexible, soft or semi-hard synthetic resin sheet, cellophane tape, or the like is used to strongly adhere the material.

This cushion material 8 may be attached to the entire circumference of the mirror 1, or may be bonded only to the inside of the folded piece 5.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the front periphery of the mirror 1 has a bending piece 5 bent at a required radius of curvature that does not locally contact the acute corner of the mirror 1, and the obtuse corner and mirror A beveled surface 9 is formed on the front periphery so that the front periphery can be bonded firmly and over a wider contact area.

The width of the beveled surface 9 is usually determined to be about 2 to 10 mm.

Since the mirror stand according to this invention is constructed as described above, by crushing the cushioning material and bending the folded pieces, the mirror fitted into the frame is made extremely difficult to move, completely, firmly and reliably. The mirror can be attached and removed by simply stretching the folded piece, making it very easy to replace a damaged mirror.Also, since the mirror is mechanically fixed via the folded piece, Unlike double-sided tape, there are no drawbacks such as the mirror tilting over time, and it has the advantage of being able to be fixed securely for a long time.Furthermore, since it is bonded through cushioning material, the bonded parts of the mirror will not be damaged, etc. It has the effectiveness of

In addition, the front periphery of the mirror is formed with a beveled surface with chamfered corners, and the bending piece is bent along this beveled surface, that is, along the obtuse angle of the mirror. The bent pieces that are bent with a radius of curvature of are in contact over a wider area than mirror corners without beveled surfaces, and the mirror corners are not locally bonded together with strong force.

Therefore, the bending piece has the feature that the mirror can be firmly and reliably fixed without damaging the mirror corner.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 and 2 are a front view and a cross-sectional view showing a conventional dressing table with a mirror attached thereto, and FIGS. 3 and 4 are a cross-sectional view and a front view showing a mirror-mounting condition of a dressing table according to an embodiment of this invention. It is a diagram. 1...---Mirror, 2...Frame, 3...
・・・Double-sided adhesive tape, 4... Back plate, 5...
...Bent piece, 6, 7...Groove, 8...Cushion material, 9...Beveled surface.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) In a dressing table in which a mirror is fitted and fixed in a frame with a back plate, the mirror is fixed in the frame via a bendable metal bending piece, The new bent piece is fixed by extending from between the mirror and the frame to the front of the mirror, and a cushioning material is glued to the inside surface of this bent piece that comes into contact with the mirror. A beveled surface is formed on the mirror, and the protruding portion of the mirror front of the new curved piece is bent at the required radius of curvature along the beveled surface of the mirror fitted into the frame, so that the mirror is inserted through the cushioning material. The front surface of the mirror is pressed into the frame, whereby the mirror is adhesively fixed to the back plate of the frame or the attachment part of the bent piece, and the mirror is removed by straightening the new bent piece. A mirror stand characterized by the fact that it is formed. (2) A utility model in which a groove into which the bent piece is inserted is carved on the inside of the frame, and the bent piece extends from between the frame and the mirror to the front of the mirror through this groove. Scope of Registration Claim No. (1)
Mirror stand mentioned in section.