JPH0348880B2 - - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention (Object of the Invention) The present invention significantly reduces the area occupied on a desk compared to known stationary or assembly type bookstands, and can be used not only as a stationery item for multiple purposes such as a pen holder, but also as a pen stand. To provide a multipurpose stationery/container that can be used as various containers, display stands, etc., and is inexpensive and convenient in handling, storage, transportation, storage, etc.

(Industrial Application Field) In addition to the above-mentioned stationery, the present invention is applicable to containers for confectionery such as Chiyokolate and Candy.
Not only is it suitable as a cosmetics set box, but the empty container can also be used as stationery such as a lectern, and can also be used as a menu stand for hotels, restaurants, coffee shops, etc., and as a utensil stand for straws, chopsticks, napkins, etc. It is convenient for household use, and can be used as a table accessory holder, etc., as well as being suitable for sales promotion, advertising materials, and gifts, so its industrial applications are extremely wide.

(Prior Art and Problems to be Solved by the Present Invention) Conventional book stands for stationary use or for assembly were all single-purpose, but as in the present invention, they can be used as containers, pen holders, menu holders, etc. Not only can it be used as a table accessory case or a nearly vertical display stand for decorations, but even though the base area has been significantly reduced to less than half that of a conventional lectern, it can be used to store books and other items. This allows for stable holding of large plates, etc. Especially when reading or studying, standing books at an angle of about 45 degrees helps correct posture, prevents myopia, and improves efficiency. Although it is well known that this method is preferable, the reason why this method is not enforced is that conventional lecterns are single-purpose and have drawbacks such as being difficult to purchase. It is easy to obtain and easy to use, such as as a promotional material for sales promotion, and it is extremely useful and can be applied for many purposes depending on the ingenuity, so it can stimulate the desire to use it, and has many technical and psychological effects. Moreover, it has made it possible to contribute to solving many problems.

(Configuration of the present invention) In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is configured as follows.

A horizontal edge 3 of an appropriate width is left at the center of the upper end of a standing wall 2 which is integrally or attached to the bottom plate 1 and is erected integrally or attached thereto from the rear b to the front a. The vertical wall 2 having the downward slope shape is spaced at an appropriate distance approximately at the center in the front-rear direction or the left-right direction of the bottom plate 1, and the rear portion is shaped like an arc or a chevron. By forming a partition wall 4 vertically or horizontally between the open end faces on both sides of the vertical wall 2, a container portion 5 with or without a partition plate 9 is constructed, and a partition wall 4' or a partition wall 4' corresponding to the partition wall 4 is formed. The plate-like material 8 is held in a standing position by a protrusion 7 of an appropriate shape having the separation (separation) end surfaces 2', 2' of the vertical wall 2, or at least a corresponding clamping surface (contact surface) 7'. The present invention relates to a multipurpose stationery/container characterized by forming a groove-like gap or facing surface portion 11 to enable the above-mentioned movement, and having a non-slip protrusion 6 of an arbitrary shape installed horizontally in the front of the bottom plate 1.

(Example) The multi-purpose stationery/container of the present invention having the above structure is conveniently constructed as an integrally molded product by injection molding or the like using various suitable thermosetting resin materials.
Of course, it is also possible to construct it by bending wood or by joining thin plate materials such as cardboard. The thickness of the bottom plate 1 is approximately 2 mm depending on the material, and the shape of the bottom plate 1 may be circular, elliptical, hoof-shaped, square, or any other shape. In the case of such a case, the diameter is preferably approximately 125 mm to 150 mm.
The height of the standing wall 2 to the horizontal edge 3 at the center of the rear upper end is approximately 115 mm to 140 mm, and the height of the partition wall 4 and the height of the partition plate 9 that may be provided are both the same as that of the standing wall 2.
The height should be approximately 2 to 5 mm lower than that of . To explain the ideal configuration of the bottom plate 1 having a diameter of 125 mm as in the above embodiment, if the raised bottom rib 1' on the bottom surface of the bottom plate 1 is approximately 3 mm and the plate thickness is 2 mm, the bottom plate The height of the standing wall 2 from the top surface of 1 is 110 mm (the height from the bottom of the rib is 115 mm), and the vertical slope shape is about 45 degrees from the horizontal edge 3 at the center of the upper end of the standing wall 2 to the front a direction. The position where the frontmost end 2a of the vertical wall formed in 2000 contacts the surface of the bottom plate 1 is approximately 15 mm inside from the front a end of the bottom plate 1, and in front of that, there is a height from the top surface of the bottom plate at the end (front a). The width of the slope is approximately 12 to 15 mm, so that the slope angle is approximately 135 degrees with respect to the top surface of the bottom plate.
This constitutes a non-slip protrusion 6 with a width of about 75 mm, and a gap 10, 10 with an opening of 3 to 5 mm is formed between the lower end 6' of the sloped surface and the frontmost end 2a of the vertical wall 2. The lower end of the book or other object to be held 13 is positioned in an extended state.

(Means and effects for solving the problem) Since the height of the anti-slip protrusion 6 is approximately 10 mm from the top surface of the bottom plate, a piece of cardboard of B5 size or twice its size or up to half a page of newspaper is placed inside the anti-slip protrusion 6 in advance. It is possible to place the lower ends of the cardboard etc. on both sides of the standing wall 2 and use the cardboard etc. spread out in the shape of wings on both sides of the standing wall 2 as a support plate (not shown) on which large thin-covered books or books or a single sheet of paper or newspaper can be propped up. However, it is of course possible to lean a regular book against it with this support plate placed on it; in this case, the paper can be directly clipped with a clip placed on the upper edge of the support plate. It is also possible to hold the page down with a weight attached to the end of a string, or by attaching it to a clip or the like and hanging it down. As shown in FIG. 1, the downwardly sloped vertical wall 2 forms a groove-like gap 11 with a width of about 6 to 10 mm at a horizontal position passing through the center of the bottom plate 1, so that the vertical wall 2 is located at approximately the center of both sides of the vertical wall 2. are separated by an interval that forms the groove width (equivalent to separation), and each separated edge is provided with partition walls 4, 4' integrally or additionally, preferably facing each other.
By configuring the groove-like gap 11, the groove-like gap 11 is formed. This groove-like gap is used to insert or fit and hold large plate-like materials 8 such as menus, information boards, diagrams or partition walls, display base plates, etc., but these are made of ceramics. In this case, it is technically difficult to form the opposing partition wall 4';
In order not to cause any trouble to the above-mentioned operation, instead of the partition wall 4', thick vertical walls or protrusions 7, as shown by dashed lines, are installed on both front sides or at the center spaced apart from the partition wall 4 in FIG. Similarly to the above, the holding action of the plate-shaped material 8 etc. can be controlled between the contact surface or the clamping surface 7' and the rear opposing partition wall 4. The container part 5 surrounded by the partition wall 4 formed between the open edges of the standing wall 2 having a semi-circular arc shape etc. near the rear b of the bottom plate 1 is divided into two parts by a partition plate 9, and each part has two parts. Of course, stick-shaped pencils, pens, chopsticks, straws, stick-shaped lipsticks, etc. can be inserted therein, but it is also possible to store relatively small sweets such as Chiyocolate and Candy. In addition, in the case where the opposing partition wall 4' and the partition plate 9 are provided in front of the opposing partition wall 4', it is possible to store appropriate small items in these container parts 5, and the partition plate 9 and the partition plate 4, 4' etc. are each configured to be about 2 to 5 mm lower than the vertical wall 2, so a transparent or opaque drop-fitting type lid made of a punched plate or the like can be fitted to the whole or part of the inner side of the upper edge of the opening. The lid can be easily removed and opened by placing the fingertips of both hands or one of the groove-shaped gaps 11 on the groove-shaped gap 11, and the lid can be conveniently attached and detached. Since it is possible to do so due to its structure, it is convenient to select one of them as required. Note that the groove-shaped gap 11 is
However, in some cases, the anti-slip protrusion 6 may be separated from the center of the horizontal edge 3, which is the center of the upper end of the standing wall 2, passing through the center of the bottom plate 1. Providing vertical groove-like gaps is also not an exclusionary measure. In this case, the partition wall 4 for forming the container part 5,
Of course, it is necessary to construct an opposing partition wall corresponding to 4'.

(Effects of the Invention) The area of the bottom plate 1 is reduced to approximately 1/2 or less of that of a conventional lectern, thereby significantly reducing the area occupied on the desk.

Despite using the above-mentioned small-area bottom plate, it was possible to form a lectern with extremely good structural stability.

Utilizing the container part 5 surrounded by the standing wall and the partition wall, it can be used for various utensil stands, confectionery containers, etc.

By using the groove-shaped gap 11 formed on the bottom plate, it is possible to erect an extremely large plate-like material that is about 6 or 7 times the height of the standing wall, and can therefore be used not only for menus but also for decoration. board or decorative base plate,
It was also possible to hold a tabletop partition plate or the like in a substantially vertical position.

Utilizing the groove-shaped gap 11 formed on the bottom plate 1,
This is used as a stand for displaying books, etc. and various articles attached to the plate-shaped core material or formed in a flat shape in a substantially upright manner by leaning against the plate-shaped material 8 etc. held upright. be able to.

Adjust the leaning angle of books to 85 by using the same method as above.
Not only can it be erected at an angle of about 45 degrees, but it can also be easily adjusted by 45 degrees or more by leaning against a plate-like material that is slightly higher than the sloped vertical wall 2.

A rod-shaped material such as a disposable chopstick or a writing instrument is connected to both ends of a string hooked between the opposing partition wall 4' or the projection body 7 and the partition wall 4 by utilizing the groove-shaped gap 11 or the corresponding gap between the projection body and the partition wall. By placing the book in front of the anti-slip protrusion 6, the inclination angle of the book can be adjusted to be gentle.

The front surface of the opposing partition wall 4' or the front surface of the partition plate 9 or the side surface behind the vertical wall 2 can be used for advertising. Therefore, it can be provided as a free distribution material, which is convenient for sales expansion and use as an advertising medium.

It is structurally robust and can be produced at low cost, making it suitable as equipment for school books and the like. It has high practical value as a learning tool for students.

Not only can it be used as a general-purpose household daily necessities, but it can also be used as a case for office accessories, and can also be used as general office equipment.

If an appropriate number of perforations or notches are provided on the upper edge of the slope-shaped vertical wall 2, (a) the lid can be fastened with a string passed through the perforations, and (b) the lid can be fastened to the notch. Fine adjustment of the tilt angle of the book can be easily made by suspending the string of the anti-slip protrusion.

Using the groove-shaped gap 11, it is possible to tightly connect two sets of corrugated paper or other fitting binding materials 12 that communicate with the gaps as shown in FIG. Even if a gap 14 is created between the contacts 15, 15 joined in the same direction, the two can be firmly connected as a set to form a cylindrical body,
Since it can be packaged by covering it with an annular packaging tube or by tightly fitting it into the substantially rectangular parallelepiped outer box 16, it is convenient for transportation and storage, and has the advantage of being easy to handle.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an example of the implementation of the present invention, and
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the multi-purpose stationery/container of the present invention equipped with a partition plate, Fig. 2 is a plan view of the inventive product with the partition plate omitted, and Fig. 3 is a partially cutaway side view showing the state of use. , FIG. 4 is a side view showing a packaging mode of a combination of two items. 1...bottom plate, 2...standing wall, 3...horizontal edge, 4...
...Partition wall, 5... Container part, 6... Anti-slip protrusion,
4'... Opposing partition wall, 9... Partition plate, 11... Groove-shaped gap or opposing surface portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A vertical wall extending from the rear to the front of the bottom plate leaves a horizontal edge of an appropriate width at the center of the upper end, and the front sides of the vertical edge have a downwardly sloped shape capable of supporting an object to be held such as a book. , by cutting (separating) the vertical wall of the downward slope shape at an appropriate distance approximately at the center of the bottom plate in the front-rear direction to form a partition wall between the separated (splitting) end surfaces on both sides of the vertical wall in the rear part; A partition wall or an appropriately shaped protrusion forming the container part and opposing the partition wall forms a groove-shaped gap or an opposing surface part that enables the plate-shaped material to be held in a standing position. A multi-purpose stationery/container characterized by horizontal non-slip protrusions. 2. The multipurpose stationery/container according to claim 1, wherein an appropriate number of container parts are formed by disposing a partition plate lower than the upper edge of the vertical wall between the opposing sides of the vertical wall or between the vertical wall and the partition wall. 3. The multi-purpose stationery/container according to claims 1 and 2, wherein an appropriate number of perforations are formed on the opposing sides of the vertical wall. 4. The multi-purpose stationery/container according to claims 1 to 3, wherein the rear end or side end of the bottom plate projects outward. 5. The multi-purpose stationery/container according to claims 1 to 4, wherein a cover type or a fit-in type lid is attached or fitted to the upper edge of the sloped vertical wall. 6. The multi-purpose stationery/container according to claims 1 to 5, wherein at least one surface of the lid attached to a sloped vertical wall is mirror-finished. 7. The multi-purpose stationery/container according to claims 1 to 6, wherein a vertical groove-like gap is provided extending from the center of the upper end of the vertical wall to the center of the anti-slip protrusion and dividing the two into two.