JPS6348544Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to an exhibition board, and more specifically, a flat inverted U-shaped cut line b having transverse fold lines a and a at both ends is formed on the lower end of the upright board 1, and A leg front plate 3, a leg bottom plate 4 whose vertical width is slightly larger than the leg upper plate 2, and a leg rear plate 5 are connected to the lower side of the leg upper plate 2 via transverse fold lines c, d, and e. are connected in sequence, the leg top plate 2 is reversely folded along horizontal fold lines a and a, and the leg front plate 3, leg bottom plate 4, and leg rear plate 5 are folded along transverse fold lines c, d, and e. Boarding 1
This relates to an exhibition board in which a tip end 50 of a rear leg plate 5 is stuck to an upper sticking part 10 slightly away from a flat inverted U-shaped cut line b on the back surface.

In the past, various types of display boards have been proposed, but the conventional ones had the disadvantage of being complex in structure and requiring time and money to manufacture. The present invention eliminates such drawbacks of conventional display boards, has an extremely simple structure, is easy to manufacture, and can be mass-produced at low cost.
This provides an extremely innovative display board that can also fully function as a display board.

An embodiment of the present invention will be explained with reference to figures. Fig. 1 is a developed view of an exhibition board A according to the present invention seen from the back side, and in the figure, 1 is an upright board, 2 is a leg top board, and 3 is the front leg plate, 4 is the leg bottom plate, 5 is the leg rear plate, a, c, d,
e is a transverse fold line, b is a flat inverted U-shaped cut line, and 10 is an adhesive part provided at a position slightly apart above the flat inverted U-shaped cut line b. In addition, f and g are horizontal folding lines, h and k are perforation lines for breaking, and 6 is a hanging hole. Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the one shown in Fig. 1, seen from the front side, and shows that a plastic layer 7 with heat-sealability is laminated on the front surface of the exhibition board A, and transparent plastic is vacuum-formed. A container body B having a flange 8 is attached to the surface of an upright board 1 of an exhibition board A. To attach the container body B, after filling the container body B with the contents M, attach the flange 8 and the upright plate 1.
heat from the back side of the standing plate 1,
This is done by applying pressure and heat sealing between the plastic layer 7 and the flange 8, provided that the part surrounded by the flat inverted U-shaped cut line b (hereinafter referred to as the locking part 20)
is not heat sealed to flange 8.

For assembly, as shown in Fig. 3, reversely fold the leg top plate 2 along horizontal fold lines a and a, and then fold the leg top plate 2 along horizontal fold lines c and
Fold the front leg plate 3, the leg bottom plate 4, and the rear leg plate 5 along the directions d and e, and attach the tip end 50 of the rear leg plate 5 to the attachment part 10.
Attach it to complete the assembly.

In use, when assembled to the state shown in Figure 3, bend the leg top plate 2 and the leg bottom plate 4 strongly toward the container body B side along the transverse fold lines a, a and the transverse fold lines a, a. As shown in the figure, the upper part of the leg upper plate 2 and the upper part of the leg rear plate 5 form an acute angle, and the locking part 20 rotates rearward about the transverse fold lines a, a, and its tip touches the leg rear plate 5. Press diagonally downward so that the leg bottom plate 4 and the leg top plate 2 are aligned with the transverse fold line e.
and a, and prevents it from folding back along a and a and restoring to the state shown in FIG. Therefore, at this time,
The locking portion 20 can rotate because the locking portion 20 is not heat-sealed to the flange 8 as described above. The display board according to the present invention can be assembled as shown in Fig. 4 and placed on a stand or the like with the container body B facing the customer as shown in Fig. 5, so that the contents can be seen. , the assembled product as shown in FIG. 3 or FIG. 5 is hung and displayed through the hanging hole 6 with the container body B facing the customer. The purchaser places the container body B on the lower side and buys the part 1 surrounded by the tearing perforation line k and the horizontal fold line g.
1 with a fingertip to break the breaking perforation line k while pushing the part 11 into the container body 8 along the transverse fold line g, and then inserting the fingertip into the hole formed by pushing the part 11. By grasping and pulling the end of the portion 12 surrounded by the tearing perforation line h and the horizontal folding line f, the content M is taken out by folding up the portion 12 along the horizontal folding line f while breaking the tearing perforation line h. . After taking out the desired amount of contents M, the portion 12 is folded back along the transverse fold line f and reclosed.

The present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments; anything can be attached to the upright plate 1, or a pattern may only be printed without attaching anything to the upright plate 1. Good too.

Since the present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, it is possible to completely prevent the distal end of the locking part 20 from pressing the rear leg plate 5 diagonally downward during assembly and use, thereby preventing the assembled state from unraveling.
Hanging display is also possible, and since the structure is extremely simple, it has the remarkable effect of being easy to manufacture and mass-produced at low cost.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show one embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 is an exploded view seen from the back side, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the thing in Figure 1 seen from the front side, and Figure 3 is the state after assembly is completed. FIGS. 4 and 5 are a side sectional view and a perspective view, respectively, showing the state of use. Explanation of the symbols representing the main parts of the figure, A... Exhibition board, B... Container body, 1... Standing board, 2... Leg top plate, 3... Leg front plate, 4... Leg bottom plate, 5... Leg rear plate, 6... Hanging hole, 8... Flange, 10... Sticking part, 20... Locking part, a, c, d, e... Horizontal fold line, b... Flat reverse U-shaped cut line.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A leg upper plate 2 is connected to the lower end of the standing plate 1 via a flat inverted U-shaped cut line b having transverse fold lines a and a at both ends, and a transverse fold line c is provided on the lower side of the leg upper plate 2. , d, and e, the front leg plate 3, the leg bottom plate 4, which has a slightly larger vertical width than the leg upper plate 2, and the leg rear plate 5 are successively installed, and the leg upper plate 2 is attached along the transverse fold lines a and a. Fold it in the opposite direction, and fold the front leg plate 3, leg bottom plate 4, and rear leg plate 5 along the transverse fold lines c, d, and e to form the latches surrounded by the flat inverted U-shaped cut line b on the back of the standing plate 1. The tip part 50 of the leg rear plate 5 is attached to the upper sticking part 10 which is slightly away from the stop part 20, and the tip of the stop part 20 presses the leg rear plate 5 diagonally downward. Exhibition board.