JP2772482B2 - Transparent material and method of decorating door or window made of transparent material - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a method of decorating a see-through material, and more specifically, to decorating a transparent or translucent and see-through material such as glass, plastic, or film. Method.

[Conventional technology]

Many transparent materials such as glass are used in interiors and exteriors of stores such as beauty salons, clothing stores, and restaurants, as well as in general homes. On these transparent materials, designs such as pictures, figures, and characters are often printed or engraved for decoration.

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

However, in the case of the above-described conventional decoration method, since it is intended to be viewed only from one side, it is extremely unsuitable to be viewed from the other side, and the range of use is limited.

Also, depending on the design, the brightness and spread of the room may be lost, in which case the characteristics of the see-through material cannot be utilized.

Therefore, the present invention provides a non-conventional decoration that is suitable for seeing from both front and back surfaces of a see-through material, while taking advantage of the functionality of being able to see through, without impairing the brightness and expansion of the room. It is an object of the present invention to provide a see-through material decorating method capable of improving the use range and use value of the see-through material.

[Means for solving the problem]

The present invention provides, on one surface of a see-through material, a linear portion or a dot-like portion representing a design in a form suitable for being viewed from the surface, and a line on the one surface side as viewed from the other surface side of the see-through material. In the outline which completely overlaps the shape part or the dot-like part, the linear part or the dot-like part expressed in a mode suitable for viewing the design from the other side is the linear part or the point-like part on the one surface side. The above problem has been solved by means of superposing and arranging.
Preferably, in order to prevent the design on the back side from being seen through, a colored layer of a color such as silver, black, gray or the like that is hard to transmit light is interposed between the design, the linear portion or the dot-like portion on both surfaces.

(Operation)

The see-through material decorated by the method according to the present invention has a pattern expressed in a form suitable for viewing from both front and back surfaces,
Moreover, since the pattern expressed on the other surface cannot be seen at all from one surface, both surfaces have decorativeness. Since the design is surfaced over a number of linear parts or point-like parts,
Not only is the transparency of the pattern expression part kept moderate, but also the decorative effect is increased.

〔Example〕

Preferred embodiments of the method according to the invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

In the drawing, reference numeral 1 denotes a transparent or translucent transparent material such as glass, and reference numerals 2 and 2a denote linear portions having a constant width expressed on the transparent material 1 and are arranged at appropriate intervals. In this case, if the interval is too wide, the symbols displayed on the juxtaposed linear portions 2 and 2a are difficult to visually grasp, and conversely, if the interval is too narrow, the transparency is reduced. Is appropriately determined according to the thickness of the linear portions 2 and 2a. The linear portions 2 and 2a
It is not necessary to necessarily have a vertical linear shape as shown in the figure, and it may be a horizontal linear shape, or may be an oblique line, a curved line, a wavy line, or the like. Further, the linear portion 2,
Instead of 2a, it may be a point-like portion 2b as shown in FIG. The shape of the point-like portion 2b is not particularly limited.

FIG. 1A shows one surface (surface A) of the see-through material 1, in which a picture of a boy playing a whistle, which is represented as straddling the square-shaped portion 2, can be seen. In other words, the normal picture is thinned out vertically at appropriate intervals, and the portion remaining on the linear portion 2 is visually continuous. In the illustrated example, it can be recognized as a boy playing a whistle. I can do it.

In addition, a linear portion having the same length, width, and interval as the linear portion 2 on the A side from the other surface (B side) of the see-through material 1 shown in FIG. Above 2a, the letter "B", which is divided and expressed in the same manner as the above picture, can be seen. At this time, from the side A, the existence of the character “B” on the side B cannot be detected at all, and conversely, from the side B, the picture of the boy on the side A cannot be seen at all. I can't tell. This is interesting when the method according to the present invention is used.

The symbols according to the present invention include not only the pictures and characters described above, but also figures, symbols, and the like, regardless of the type. Of course, it may be a photograph. Also, both sides may have the same design.

Note that the linear portions 2 and 2a and the dot portions 2b may be separated from each other in appearance, and are not independent from each other, and may be printed on one transparent film.

The method for expressing a design on the see-through material 1 can be broadly classified into two types. That is, a method of printing on each side of the see-through material 1 (FIG. 3) and a method of overprinting on one side (FIG.
Figure).

The double-sided printing shown in FIG. 3 is a method mainly used for a thin transparent material such as a film. In the case of this method, first, a linear part 2 expressing a desired symbol a is placed on the A side,
Are arranged so that they can be seen from the A side. For the arrangement, a method of printing or drawing directly on the transparent material 1, a method of attaching or transferring a printed film to the transparent material 1, or any other printing method can be adopted. Then, on the opposite side B side, a linear part 2a expressing the symbol b as appropriate with a contour completely matching the linear part 2 on the side A in perspective is arranged in the same manner as described above. Thus, it is possible to see each design from both sides of the see-through material 1. In order to prevent the design on the back side from being seen through, a colored layer such as silver that reflects light and black or gray that absorbs light may be placed on the back side of the design, that is, on the transparent material 1 side. .

Next, the one-sided printing method shown in FIG. 4 will be described. In this method, first, a linear part 2a expressing a symbol c to be seen through from the other surface is formed on one surface of the see-through material 1 by the symbol c.
Are arranged in the same manner as described above so that they can be seen from the other side. Next, the linear part 2 expressing the symbol d viewed from the one surface side is placed on the linear part 2a toward the front side of the symbol d. In this case, the firstly arranged pattern c is viewed directly through the see-through material 1 and the secondly arranged pattern d is directly viewed. In this method, in particular, a method in which printing paper on which a pattern carried on a release paper is printed and which are pasted together is simply and surely effective. Also in this case, by interposing a colored layer e of a size corresponding to the linear portions 2 and 2a such as silver, black, and white between the linear portions 2 and 2a, the design from one side to the other side is transparent. It is preferable to make it invisible.

〔The invention's effect〕

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention is as described above, and it is possible to make practical and hobby decorations that make full use of the characteristics of the see-through material, and to increase the range of use and value of the see-through material.

[Brief description of the drawings]

1A and 1B are front and back views of a see-through material decorated by the method according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a view showing a see-through material decorated by another method, and FIGS. 3 and 4 are the present invention. It is a figure showing the method concerning. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1… see-through material 2, 2 a… linear part 2 b… point part a to d… design

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Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] A linear portion or a dot-like portion expressing a pattern in a form suitable for being viewed from one side of the see-through material, and one side of the see-through material being viewed from the other side of the see-through material. A linear portion or a dot-like portion on the one surface side, wherein the linear portion or the dot-like portion is a contour completely overlapping the linear portion or the dot-like portion, and the symbol is expressed in a form suitable for viewing the design from the other surface side. Wherein a colored layer of silver, black, gray, or the like is interposed between the linear portion or the dotted portion on the one surface side and the other surface side. 2. A linear part or a point part having a contour completely overlapping the linear part or the point part is disposed on one surface side of the see-through material and then on the other surface side. The method for decorating a see-through material according to claim 1, wherein: 3. A linear portion or a dotted portion viewed from the other surface side is disposed on one surface side of the transparent material toward the other surface side, and then the linear portion or the dotted portion is completely formed thereon. 2. The see-through material decoration method according to claim 1, wherein a linear portion or a dot-like portion having an outline which overlaps with the first portion is disposed toward the one surface side.