JP4223106B2 - Paper tube support display stand - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a paper display stand.
[0002]
[Prior art]
A conventional display stand is a display stand with a display space secured on a rectangular box.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
Since the box-shaped display stand is worn out, it has little freshness and is generally square, so it is poor in kindness and design. The object of the present invention is to solve such problems of the prior art.
[0004]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
Bridge the pair of cylinders with a paper tube, hang a L-shaped shelf on the bridge between the cylinders, and attach a pop board to the end of the paper tube protruding outside the cylinder To increase the PR effect.
[0005]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
This invention is manufactured using moderately thick cardboard as the material, and the positional relationship such as front, back, top, bottom, left and right is based on the front direction in the assembled state, the folding direction described as the valley fold line is the inside Display based on.
[0006]
If the embodiment of the present invention is described with reference to the drawings, the column cylinders 1 provided in pairs in FIG. It is desirable to have an elliptical cylinder shape that is long in the front-rear direction. A plurality of through-holes 5 penetrating in the horizontal direction are provided in the column cylinder 1 in a state of being aligned in two rows in the vertical direction. It is desirable that six pairs of half and four pairs of the same number as the paper tube 2 may be used. The paper tube 2 is passed through the through hole 5 so as to pass through the column cylinders 1 and connected to each other. There are three through-holes in the back row, one at a time starting from the top end, and a through hole 5 (hereinafter referred to as this position) opened from the paper tube 2 passing through the bottom to the front in the perpendicular direction. A shelf 3 that is arranged in an L shape through a paper tube 2 and is folded in an L shape along the inside of the paper tube 2 arranged in an L shape. The shelf 3 forms a back wall 6 on the side of the shelf board 3 that is set up vertically with the bent portion as a boundary, and the floor wall 7 on the side that is laid horizontally, A shelf ceiling tube 8 is formed at the top end of the back wall 6, the paper tube 2 in the back ceiling portion is passed through the shelf ceiling tube 8, and the back wall 6 is hung in front (inside) of the paper tube 2 in the center of the back. The floor wall 7 is supported from below by both paper tubes located at the lower back and the front lower part, and the front sag 9 is extended from the front edge of the floor wall 7 through the mountain fold line, and the front sag 9 is the front lower part. The floor wall 7 does not slip to the back due to being caught by the paper tube 2, but it can be shifted to the front, and sometimes the back edge of the floor wall 7 slips to the front from the paper tube 2 at the lower back. However, since the shelf 3 is bent in an L-shape, there is no risk of the bottom coming out, and all the paper tubes 2 penetrating horizontally are bridged between the column cylinders 1, The portion protrudes outward from the column tube 1 and the pop plate 4 is hung on the protruding portion 10 to enhance the display effect of the displayed product. The pop plate 4 is hung by forming a pop tube 11 which is a square tube at the top. Then, the pop board 4 faces diagonally upward by passing the lower end of the pop board 4 on the front lower projection part 10 through the projecting part 10 of the spine, so that the PR degree from the front increases and the column tube The elliptic cylinder shape of the column cylinder 1 is fixed by fitting the canopy 12 and the bottom lid 13 into each of the top and bottom openings.
[0007]
In FIG. 2 of the oblique upper and rear perspective view, the elliptical cylinder shape, which is an unstable shape, is fixed to an arbitrary shape by fitting the canopy 12 and the bottom cover 13 to the top of the column tube 1, and the back wall Since the center of 6 is supported from the back by the paper tube 2 at the back center, the back wall 6 is reinforced against pressure from the front.
[0008]
In FIG. 3 of the diagonally upper front perspective view, the shelf board 3 is bent into an L shape, so that a display space can be formed on the floor wall 7 and the back wall 6 is provided so that the display product is on the back surface. Since the front sag 9 hangs on the front of the floor wall 7 and is caught on the paper tube 2 at the lower front, there is no possibility that the floor wall 7 will be displaced to the back and the front edge will be displaced from the paper tube 2, Even if the floor wall 7 is displaced in the front direction and is removed from the paper tube 2 at the lower back, the shelf 3 is reinforced because it is bent in an L shape, so there is no risk of the bottom coming out, and the upper back protrudes. By placing the lower part of the pop board 4 attached to the part 10 through the pop cylinder 11 on the projecting part 10 at the front lower part, the pop board 4 faces diagonally upward so that it is easy to see from the front. Since it is opened several times more than the number of 2, the position where the paper tube 2 passes is changed, and the shelf board 3 is folded. By changing the point bending, it is possible to change the display form.
[0009]
【The invention's effect】
The column cylinder is an oval cylinder, and the paper tube is also a cylinder, so it is rounded as a whole and produces gentleness. A shelf is hung in the center of the paper tube that bridges the column tubes and bent into an L shape. Because the shelf board is used as a display space for the product, it is not a worn-out shape, so the design is new, and the protruding portion of the paper tube is popped, so the PR effect of the display product is enhanced.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an oblique lower back surface of a main part. FIG. 2 is an oblique perspective view of an upper rear surface. FIG.
1 Column 2 Paper tube 3 Shelf 4 Pop board

Claims (1)

A pair of paper tubes (1) that pass through a pair of paper tubes (2) and bridge, and a paper tube (1) that is bridged between the column tubes (1) is folded into an L-shape. A paper tube support display stand in which a display space is formed by hanging a plate (3), and a pop plate (4) is hung on the end of the paper tube (2) protruding outside the column (1).

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