JP6673732B2 - Wall calendar - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a wall-mounted calendar for detachably holding selected calendar paper on a backing paper.

  2. Description of the Related Art A wall-mounted calendar that can hold, for example, three months of monthly calendar paper on a vertically long mount is known. Patent Literature 1 discloses a configuration in which month calendars 1 to 3 of a plurality of months are detachably held by a holding unit 5 attached to a mount 4. Here, as the holding portion 5, a hook for hooking folded up by cutting into the backing sheet 4, a hook for hooking made of paper in an S-shape separate from the backing sheet (FIG. 5), and the like are disclosed. .

  In Patent Document 2, calendar paper of April appears when the calendar paper of January is cut off, and calendar paper of May appears from below when the calendar paper of February is cut off. There is disclosed an arrangement in which a month calendar sheet three months later appears each time the sheet is separated, and a month calendar sheet for three months always appears.

  Further, in Patent Document 3, a hook is bent to the front side by a cut line provided in a backing sheet, and a structure in which the folding line of the hook is vertically (load direction) resistant to a load in a vertical direction is provided. Is disclosed in which the front side is inclined so that the front side is higher than the back side so that the calendar sheet does not fall to the front side.

JP 2012-199693 A JP 2013-119185 A Japanese Patent No. 5849347

  In the hooks disclosed in Patent Literatures 1 and 3, which are folded up by the cut lines in the mount, the assembly of the hooks is troublesome. In addition, the amount of protrusion of the hooks toward the surface of the backing sheet is increased, which is inconvenient when the calendar is folded and stored. Further, in the folded hook, it is necessary to increase the thickness of the backing sheet in order to secure sufficient strength of the hook and prevent the hook from being deformed, and there is a problem that the entire weight including the backing sheet increases.

  Patent Document 1 discloses that an S-shaped paper hook is used (FIGS. 5 and 9, paragraphs 00002 and 0025). However, such a hook is liable to have insufficient strength in practice and is durable. May be inferior. Furthermore, if the hooks protrude too much, the hooks may be caught by fingertips or clothes, causing the hooks to fall off or deformed, as well as damaging the fingertips or clothes. In particular, if the hook falls off and deforms, the lunar calendar paper cannot be hooked properly, and the lunar calendar paper may easily fall off or the calendar itself may become unusable. In addition, since the lunar calendar paper is hung on the hook, there is also a problem that the lunar calendar paper shakes when the wind hits and easily falls off the hook.

The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances,
a) The assembly work of the hook becomes unnecessary, and the amount of protrusion of the hook from the surface of the backing sheet can be reduced, so that the backing sheet can be folded and stored or transported easily.
b) There is no risk of damaging the hook, fingertips and clothes by hooking fingertips or clothes on the hook,
c) Eliminates the need to thicken the backing to ensure the strength of the hook, suitable for weight reduction,
d) The calendar paper can be firmly held on the backing paper, and the calendar paper can be prevented from swinging off the hook and dropping due to wind, etc.
It is intended to provide a wall calendar.

  According to the present invention, it is an object of the present invention to provide a wall-mounted calendar for detachably holding calendar paper selected from a plurality of calendar papers on a backing paper, and a backing paper capable of holding the calendar paper, and a calendar bonded to the backing paper. A plate-shaped resin pad having elasticity thicker than paper, and a plurality of calender papers having openings formed to be detachable from the resin pad, wherein the opening compresses the resin pad and This is achieved by a wall-mounted calendar, wherein calendar paper can be held on the outer peripheral surface of the resin pad.

a) The resin pad is fixed (adhered) to the surface of the backing sheet in advance, so that it is not necessary to assemble the hooks. This pad is plate-shaped and projects only slightly from the backing sheet. Convenient to transport.
b) Since the pad does not protrude significantly from the surface of the backing sheet, there is no risk of catching a fingertip or clothes on the pad.
c) Since the pad is only adhered to (attached to) the mount, there is no need to make the mount thick, which is suitable for weight reduction.
d) Since the lunar calendar paper is held on the outer peripheral surface of the pad, the lubrication of the lunar calendar can be reduced, and the lunar calendar can be prevented from falling due to wind.

Front perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention. Perspective view of the back side Process diagram showing the mounting process of the same month calendar paper Perspective view showing another embodiment Perspective view showing another embodiment

  Although the shape of the mount is often rectangular or the like, the shape is not limited to a rectangle and may be a circle, an ellipse, a star, or the like. The shape of the calendar paper held on the mount can also be set arbitrarily. For example, it may be rectangular, circular, heart-shaped, star-shaped, or the like. According to the first aspect of the present invention, the configuration is such that the calendar paper selected as the mount is held, and the shape of the mount or the calendar paper is not limited. The calendar paper may be not only a one-month calendar printed on a month (monthly calendar paper) but also a single calendar paper printed on a plurality of months.

  In the case where the calendar paper is a plurality of (12) monthly calendar papers divided for each month, the mount may have a shape capable of holding a plurality of monthly calendar papers without overlapping (claim). Item 2). This mount can be configured to be capable of holding vertically aligned monthly calendar papers (three monthly calendar papers) of at least three months. In this case, three months of calendars can be simultaneously compared to check schedules and the like, which is convenient.

  The vertically long mount may be formed by connecting a plurality of horizontally long mounts so as to be folded up and down, and each mount may hold one month calendar sheet. In this case, the vertically long backing paper can be folded and folded small each month, which is convenient for storing and moving. For example, each mount element body can be connected by a hinge wound in a coil shape.

  In the present invention, vertically long month calendar sheets may be arranged side by side on a horizontally long backing sheet and locked. The backing paper is not limited to three months, but may include a plurality of month calendar papers for two months or four months or more. When the month calendar paper is rectangular, it is preferable that a pair of left and right resin pads is provided at a position where the upper portion is locked with respect to each month calendar paper. At this time, each month calendar sheet is hung at two places on the left and right sides, so that the month calendar sheet is stabilized without swinging, and the holding strength is increased.

  The resin pad may be a disk having a predetermined thickness adhered and fixed to the mount, and the opening may be a circle slightly smaller in diameter than the outer diameter of the resin pad. If the pads and the openings are circular as described above, these processes are easy and the production efficiency is improved. Here, the thickness of the pad is such that the inner peripheral edge of the opening is held by slightly compressing the outer peripheral surface of the pad in a state where the opening of the lunar calendar paper is engaged, so that the lunar calendar paper can be firmly held. There is a need to.

  For example, when using foamed polyethylene having appropriate elasticity as the pad, it is desirable that the outer diameter of the pad be 15.5 mm, the thickness be 4 mm, and the inner diameter of the opening be 15 mm. When the thickness of the pad is set to 2 mm, the lunar calendar sheet is easily shaken by a weak wind and detaches from the pad. When the thickness is set to 6 mm, it is difficult to remove the lunar calendar sheet from the pad, which may damage the opening. Also, depending on the hardness of the pad, generally, if the outer diameter of the pad is made larger than the inner diameter of the opening, the opening may be damaged when the month calendar paper is attached and detached. The holding force is reduced, and the bonding strength between the pad and the backing sheet is reduced.

  The month calendar paper may have any shape other than a rectangle, and may be, for example, a circle, an ellipse, a heart, a star, or the like. In these cases, one opening provided in each calendar paper may be held by one resin pad adhered and fixed to the backing paper. In addition, it is possible to select and use a month calendar sheet having a shape desired by the user, and it is possible to make the calendar rich in interest according to the user's preference.

  It is preferable that other month calendar paper not held on the front side of the backing sheet is stored on the back side of the backing sheet. For example, if you store the unused month calendar paper in the bag attached to the back of the backing paper, you can easily store the month calendar paper, and there is no risk of being lost or bent, and it is convenient. (Claim 5).

  In FIG. 1, reference numeral 10 denotes a wall-mounted calendar displaying three months, and the calendar 10 detachably holds a month calendar sheet for three months on a mount 12. The mount 12 is formed by connecting three mount bodies 14 (14A, 14B, 14C) vertically by hinges 16 (16A, 16B). Here, the hinge 16 may be a metal or resin wire wound in a coil shape, for example.

  The hinge 16 may have another configuration. For example, a metal or resin wire is bent in such a way that a number of rings are arranged in a longitudinal direction, and openings of adjacent rings are formed so as to mesh with each other, and each ring is opened against the elasticity of the wire. Thereby, the mount body 14 can be made detachable. Further, the hinge 16 may be one connected by a thin string, one connected by a flexible adhesive tape, or the like. The overall shape of the mount 12 is a vertically long rectangle, and the mount body 14 is a horizontally long rectangle.

  Reference numeral 18 (18A, 18B, 18C) denotes a month calendar sheet, which is a horizontally long rectangle slightly smaller than the mount body 14, and is composed of 12 sheets each of which is separately printed with a calendar for each month corresponding to 12 months. . The three monthly calendar sheets 18 are held by the three mount bodies 14, respectively, to form a three-month display wall calendar. On the upper edge of the backing paper 12 is attached an edge member 19 formed by winding a metal or resin wire having the same outer diameter as the hinge 16 in a coil shape. The edge member 19 is used to suspend the calendar 10 on a wall. A hook 20 made of wire is attached.

  Next, a mechanism for attaching the month calendar paper 18 to the mount 12 will be described. Numeral 22 is a pad made of resin having elasticity. In this embodiment, a pad made of foamed polyethylene and having a thickness of about 6 mm is punched into a circle having a diameter of about 15.5 mm. The pads 22 are adhesively fixed to a pair of left and right surfaces on the surface of each mount body 14 corresponding to the vicinity of the upper corner of each month calendar paper 18. For example, an adhesive is applied to one end surface of a sheet to be the pad 22, and the adhesive layer is covered with a release sheet. When the pad 22 is adhered to the predetermined position, the release sheet may be peeled off and adhered to the mount body 14.

  On the other hand, each month calendar sheet 18 is provided with an opening 24 at a position corresponding to the pair of pads 22 (near the upper left and right corners). The opening 24 is a circle having a diameter slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the pad 22. For example, it is a 15 mm circle.

  FIG. 3 shows a step of holding the opening 24 on the pad 22, and FIG. 3A shows a state before the opening 24 is engaged with and held by the pad 22. FIG. 3B shows a state in which the opening 24 is pressed against the front end face (the end face that appears on the front side) of the pad 22. That is, the inner peripheral edge of the opening 24 is hung on the peripheral edge on the front end side of the pad 22, and the peripheral edge of the opening 24 is pressed against the pad 22 with a fingertip. At this time, since the inner diameter of the opening 24 is slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the pad 22, the opening 24 compresses the pad 22.

  FIG. 3C shows a state in which the inner peripheral edge of the opening 24 is engaged with the outer peripheral surface of the pad 22 to hold the month calendar paper 18 on the pad 22 in this manner. At this time, the peripheral edge of the opening 24 is pressed toward the mount 12 by the fingertip, so that the pad 22 can be held at a position near the mount 12 side, and the lunar calendar paper 18 can be firmly held on the pad 22. it can.

  When the month calendar sheet 18 is removed from the backing sheet 12, if the lower part of the month calendar sheet 18 is pulled up so as to be peeled off from the backing sheet, the opening 24 is removed from the pad 22 and the month calendar sheet 18 can be replaced.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the month calendar paper 18 other than the one held on the front surface of the mount 12 (the one in January, February and March in FIG. 1) (the one in April to December) is It can be stored in a bag 26 attached to the back. That is, the bag 26 is attached to the back of the mount body 14A, and the month calendar paper 18 can be inserted or pulled out from the opening 28 that opens in the lateral direction. Therefore, the month calendar paper 18 not used on the front side can be stored in the bag 26, which is convenient for storage.

  In this embodiment, a coil-shaped edge member 19 is attached to the upper edge of the mount body 14A, and the coil diameter is substantially the same as the outer diameter of the hinge 16. For this reason, a gap is formed between the back surface of the mount body 14A and the wall, and the bag 26 can fit in the gap, and the position of the mount body 14A is stabilized.

  FIG. 4 shows a case where a month calendar sheet 52 for three months is held on a horizontally long mount sheet 50. Here, each month calendar sheet 52 is vertically long, and the upper part thereof can be attached to and detached from a pair of left and right resin pads 54 having elasticity. Here, the outer diameter of the pad 54 is set slightly larger than the inner diameter of the opening 56 of the month calendar paper 52, and the pad 54 is attached and detached similarly to the first embodiment.

  FIG. 5 shows a case where a pad 62 is adhesively fixed to an appropriate position on a vertically long backing paper 60, and a calendar paper 64 to be attached to and detached from the pad 62 has an arbitrary shape. For example, there are a heart-shaped calendar paper 64A, a star-shaped calendar paper 64B, a circular calendar paper 64C, and the like. An opening 66 for engaging and disengaging the pad 62 is provided at an appropriate position in these calendar sheets.

10 Calender 12, 50, 60 Mount 14 (14A-14C) Mount body 16 (16A, 16B) Hinge 18, 52, 64 Month calendar paper 19 Edge material 20 Hook 22, 54, 62 Pad 24, 56, 66 Opening 26 bags 28 openings

Claims (5)

A wall-mounted calendar for detachably holding calendar paper selected from a plurality of calendar papers on a mount,
A mount that can hold the calendar paper,
A plate-like resin pad that is adhered to the mount and has a thickness greater than the calender paper,
A plurality of calendar papers formed with an opening capable of being disengaged from the resin pad,
A wall-mounted calendar, wherein the opening compresses the resin pad so that the calendar paper can be held on the outer peripheral surface of the resin pad.   The wall calendar according to claim 1, wherein the calendar paper is a plurality of monthly calendar papers divided for each month, and the mount is capable of holding a plurality of monthly calendar papers side by side.   3. The wall-mounted calendar according to claim 2, wherein the month calendar sheet is rectangular, and the resin pad is provided in a pair of left and right positions at positions where the upper portions of the respective month calendar sheets are locked.   The wall calendar according to claim 1, wherein the resin pad is a disk having a predetermined thickness adhered and fixed to the mount, and the opening has a circular shape slightly smaller in outer diameter than the resin pad.   3. The wall-mounted calendar according to claim 2, further comprising a bag attached to the back side of the backing sheet, wherein month bags not held on the front side of the backing sheet can be stored in the bag.

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