RU184820U1 - Folding postcard on a wooden base - Google Patents

Abstract

The inventive utility model relates to decorative printed products, in particular to greeting and souvenir cards. The card is a sheet of paper with a thickness of 100 to 300 g / m² _, divided into two halves by a fold line. Thus, the postcard is foldable with two inner and two outer pages. On the first, external page (hereinafter referred to as the cover), a wooden sheet with a thickness of 3 mm or more (1) is glued with through-shaped figured windows (2) cut out in it, which are made in the form of certain patterns (Figs. 1, 1a). In places of the gleam of figured windows (2), the cover is painted with pantone colors (3). The wooden sheet (1) is made smaller than the card itself and glued so that the top and right sides of the cover remain uncovered, resulting in a white 5 mm edging (4), which gives the card an additional stylistic effect. The inner pages are intended for writing wishes and congratulations, and may also contain decorative elements in the form of drawings or patterns (Fig. 2, 2a). Also, on the front side of the wooden sheet (1), engraving (5) can be made in the form of wishes or a picture framing and complementing curly windows (2). The card is made both vertical (Fig. 1), and horizontal (Fig. 1a). 4 ill.

Description

The inventive utility model relates to decorative printed products, in particular to greeting and souvenir cards.

A known card (RU No. 21555 IPC B42D 15/02), consisting of one (or more) printed sheets, on the front side of which, along with the printed image, at least one window is formed in which the package is transparent and convex from the front , designed for detachable from a sheet of decorative products.

The disadvantage is reduced visual effectiveness, due to the fact that when the booklet is opened, the first sheet with a window moves away from the drawing, which leads to the destruction of the overall artistic impression and a decrease in the strength of the first sheet.

Known postcard souvenir (RU No. 31219 IPC B42D 15/02), consisting of a paper substrate with a pattern applied to it, contains a bas-relief image made of plaster or plastic, which is a plot continuation of the composition of the card, connected to the paper substrate with a layer of glue. The disadvantage is the reduced strength of the postcard, due to the fact that the bas-relief image in the folded state of the postcard protrudes beyond the outer plane of the substrate with a punch window and is accessible for external mechanical influences. There is a postcard (US No. 20080010886 IPC B42D 15/02) that has at least one wooden layer and a smooth surface on which, on both sides, the words or picture are engraved.

The disadvantage of this patent is that a whole-wooden postcard is not practical for writing wishes yourself, because it lacks a paper base.

Known for the wooden Christmas card 10 by 20 cm from natural wood veneer 1 mm thick, with decorative cutting and an inner liner made of designer paper (as an example, "A boy reads verses near a Christmas tree" https://www.livemaster.ru/item/8059479-otkrytki -derevyannaya-eko-otkrytka-s-novym-godom-malchik-chita).

A disadvantage of the closest analogue is that 1 mm thick veneer is used as a wooden material, the use of wooden veneer of such a thickness indicates the fragility and fragility of the product (postcard). In addition, the fact that the liner is not attached to the wooden base in any way can lead to its loss and loss.

As the closest analogue and basis for the claimed utility model, a postcard was taken on a wooden base (RU No. 173898, IPC B42D 15/02) which is a rectangular folding sheet of cardboard divided into two halves by a fold line, and plywood is used as a wooden base 3 mm thick sheet glued to the card cover.

The disadvantage of postcards is not high enough quality, because Cardboard is used to make the card itself. In addition to the impossibility of using cardboard as a material for most printers, postcards printed on cardboard lose their shades of color and the clarity of the contours specified by the initial print settings, which negatively affects the quality of the final product.

The challenge facing the author is to improve the quality of greeting and souvenir cards on a wooden basis.

The problem is solved due to the fact that paper with a thickness of 100 to 300 g / m ^{2 is} used as a material for making a postcard. A wooden sheet with a thickness of 3 mm or more is glued on the cover.

The essence of the utility model is the ability to improve the quality of souvenir cards on a wooden basis, due to the fact that as a material for the manufacture of cards using a folding sheet of paper with a thickness of 100 to 300 g / m ² , divided into two halves by a fold line, and as a wooden base used a wooden sheet with a thickness of 3 mm., glued to the cover of the card.

In FIG. 1 shows a variant of a postcard on a wooden base made vertically (front view).

In FIG. 1a shows a variant of a postcard on a wooden base, made horizontally (front view).

In FIG. 2 shows a vertical postcard on a wooden base in the open state.

In FIG. 2a shows a horizontal postcard with a wooden base in the open state.

What the card consists of and how it is made:

A postcard is a sheet of paper with a thickness of 100 to 300 g / m ² divided into two halves by a fold line. Thus, the postcard is folding, with two internal and two external pages. On the first, external page (hereinafter referred to as the cover), a wooden sheet from 3 mm thick is glued. (1), with cut-through curved windows (2) cut out in it, which are made in the form of certain patterns (Fig. 1; 1a). In places of the clearance of curly windows (2), the cover is painted with pantone colors (3). The wooden sheet (1) is made smaller than the card itself and glued so that the top and right sides of the cover remain uncovered, resulting in a white 5 mm edging. (4), which gives the card an additional stylistic effect. The inner pages are intended for writing wishes and congratulations, and may also contain decorative elements in the form of drawings or patterns (Fig. 2; 2a). Also, on the front side of the wooden sheet (1), engraving (5) can be made in the form of wishes or a picture framing and complementing curly windows (2). The card is made both vertical (Fig. 1), and horizontal (Fig. 1a).

Curly windows (2) are cut according to pre-prepared sketches, can be made in the form of hearts, silhouettes of animals, flowers, etc. Before sticking the finished wooden sheet (1) to the cover, cover it with a stain.

Using paper with a density of 100 g / m ² instead of cardboard can improve the quality of postcards on a wooden basis, as the paper has a wider density range, and the structure of the paper allows you to transfer more colorful and clear pictures on the card. In addition, despite the fact that cardboard can have a higher density than paper, the strength of the postcard will still be provided by a wooden sheet with a thickness of 3 mm or more.

Thus, the task facing the author to improve the quality of greeting and souvenir cards on a wooden basis has been completed.

Claims (1)

A folding postcard on a wooden base, divided into two halves by a fold line, to the cover of which a wooden sheet with a thickness of 3 mm or more is glued, characterized in that the postcard is made of paper with a density of 100 g / m ² .

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