JPS6216936Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial field of application The invention relates to a paper stand with display for store display.
It is used in the field of stationery, etc.

Conventional technology In this type of conventional paper table, the width of the flat plate on which paper, etc. is placed is the same as the width of the chevron-shaped plate on the front end side, and the amount of paper, etc. remaining on the flat plate is obstructed by the chevron-shaped plate. It was constructed so that it could not be seen from the front, and since cards with letters and the like were pasted on the surface of the chevron plate, there were problems in that it would be troublesome to replace them.

Problems to be solved by this invention This invention allows the amount of paper, etc. remaining on the flat board to be easily checked from the front until the end, and allows for easy replacement of cards, etc., as well as ensuring good display. In addition, the part where hands are used to take in and take out the paper table can be made to have a structure with sufficient strength, so that it can be carried out suitably.

Means for Solving the Problems Next, embodiments shown in the drawings will be described. FIG. 1 shows a side view of a paper table with a part cut away. For example, a flat plate 1 is formed at the four corners of a Bf size, and the front end of the flat plate 1 has a width L2 of the flat plate 1. A chevron-shaped plate 2 that is narrower in the middle than the width L1 and whose front surface 2a is a slope is integrally bent, and the support surface 2b is folded back in parallel from the lower part of the front surface 2a of the chevron-shaped plate 2 to the back side of the front surface 2a. A gap C into which the card B can be inserted is formed between the front surface 2a and the support surface 2b so that both sides are open, and the entire structure is made of a transparent plate.

The card B is formed to be elongated and have approximately the same length as the width L2 of the chevron plate 2, and has characters 3 such as product name, type, price, etc. written on its surface.

A is a paper group, and D is a display stand having multiple shelves d.

Function Therefore, the card B can be freely inserted from the side into the gap C which is the back surface of the front surface 2a of the chevron plate 2, and when it is inserted, the card B can be easily seen through the front surface 2a which is the slope. You will be able to confirm the character 3 etc.

On the flat plate 1 are loose leaf and other paper group A.
For example, as shown in Figure 6, a large number of items may be stacked as is, or they may be placed on each shelf d of a display stand D for display as shown in Figure 7. It can be put in and taken out from the support surface 2.
Pull out the chevron plate 2 by hooking your finger on the underside of b.
This can be done by pressing .

Furthermore, when the paper group A on the flat plate 1 is running low, the horizontal width of the chevron plate 2 is narrow, so you can easily check the remaining amount by looking at both sides of the chevron plate 2. It is slightly shorter than the width L1 of 1, and its both ends are open, so when loading and unloading paper group A, it is possible to easily load and unload paper by using the open parts on both sides. Therefore, the chevron plate 2 on the front side does not act as a barrier at all.

Effects of the invention As described above, the present invention has a transparent chevron-shaped plate at the front end of the flat plate 1 on which the sheet group A can be placed, the width of which becomes narrower toward the middle than the horizontal width of the flat plate 1, and whose front surface 2a is sloped. 2 is integrally bent and bent, and the support surface 2b is bent back in parallel from the lower part of the front surface 2a of the chevron-shaped plate 2 to the back side of the front surface 2a, and letters 3, etc. are formed between the front surface 2a and the support surface 2b. Since the structure is formed by forming a gap C into which the described card B can be inserted, card B can be easily replaced by inserting or pulling out the card B into the gap C, and when card B is inserted, the front surface 2a and the support surface 2b are This allows the flat plate 1 to be held well and to be easily seen through the front surface 2a of the slope.
The amount of paper, etc. remaining on the top can be checked from the front without being obstructed by the chevron plate 2, and the chevron plate 2 becomes the part to be grasped with fingers to push or pull.
The portion has a structure in which the front surface 2a and the support surface 2b overlap and are reinforced, and has a feature that can be suitably implemented.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a side view of a paper tray which is an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view thereof, Fig. 3 is an enlarged view of a part thereof, Fig. 4 is a front view, and Fig. 5 is a Fig. 3 The exploded views of FIGS. 6 and 7 show the display state. A...Paper group, 1...Flat board, 2...Chevron board,
2a...Front surface, 2b...Supporting surface, 3...Character, B
...Card, C...Gap.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] From the front end of the horizontal flat plate 1 on which the paper group A can be placed, a plate 2 whose width is narrower to the middle side than the horizontal width of the flat plate 1 is extended, and the plate 2 is bent so as to stand up vertically, and then its upper edge is bent. A transparent chevron-shaped plate 2 is integrally formed by refracting the front face 2a obliquely forward and downward so that the front face 2a becomes a slope, and furthermore, a support surface 2b is parallel to the back side of the front face 2a from the lower tip of the front face 2a of this chevron-shaped plate 2. A card B is folded back and bent into a shape, and in the gap C between the front surface 2a and the support surface 2b, characters, symbols 3, etc. are written on the surface.
A paper stand with a display for store display, in which paper groups A are stacked on the upper surface of the horizontal flat plate 1.