JP3113915U - Parent-child fitting photo stand - Google Patents

Abstract

A photo stand capable of changing the atmosphere in various ways while being handled as a single photo stand, and independently decorating a plurality of large and small photographs as needed. Offer.
SOLUTION: A parent stand having a rectangular parent frame 4 and a plurality of child stands 3a to 3c having rectangular child frames 14a to 14c are formed, and the plurality of child stands have no gap in the display window 8 of the parent stand. It can be loaded into the parent stand 2 in the arranged state. Further, the parent stand 2 and the child stands 3a to 3c can be used independently as photo stands. As means for attaching the back plate 6 to the parent frame 4, two of the back plate presser 11 and the engagement tool 13 are prepared.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a photo stand that is loaded with photographs and illustrations.

  The photo stand has a high function as an interior, and various contrivances have been made to the color, shape or structure of the frame constituting the stand. Patent Document 1 is a combination in which a plurality of photographic blocks are detachably engaged with each other, and Patent Document 2 is a technique in which a photograph is attached between a frame and a stopper by a magnetic force. In addition, a substrate and a support base for attaching a photograph are attached with a hook-and-loop fastener so that it can be used as an interior decoration product. Patent Document 4 discloses a frame (frame) for attaching a photograph and a decorative stand board. By configuring individually and changing the combination, it can be adapted to the user's preference.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-33159 Utility Model Registration No. 3068021 Registered Utility Model No. 3026439 Registered Utility Model No. 3013643

Each of the prior arts can exhibit a unique effect, but the frame itself for loading a photo or the like cannot change the atmosphere and has only a single use. For example, since the size of the display window is constant in one frame, usually only pictures of the same size can be loaded. If you want to decorate several photos at the same time, they may be arranged in a plane and fit in a single frame, but each of the photos has no frame, and you can decorate them together. There is no change in being one. As described above, the frame size and aspect ratio of the normal photo stand are constant, and the atmosphere of the stand itself cannot be changed variously with one photo stand.
Although this device is handled as a single photo stand, the atmosphere can be changed in various ways, and a plurality of large and small photos can be individually decorated as necessary. The issue is to provide a stand.

  A large and small photo stand (hereinafter, simply referred to as a stand) is prepared, and a structure of a photo stand that is fitted with a parent and child is obtained by fitting a plurality of stands (small) into one stand (large). Each large and small stand is a stand, so you can use it by loading a photo with a back plate. Therefore, there may be a support member for maintaining the display window in a standing state as a stand. Also, the stand (large) (parent stand) can be in a loaded state by pressing a plurality of stands (small) (child stand) incorporated in place of a photograph or the like with a back plate from the back side.

Since a plurality of child stands appear to be combined in the display window of the parent stand, a single display window is divided by a plurality of child stands, resulting in an unprecedented atmosphere and a high interior effect. The color and texture of the frame on the parent stand (referred to as the parent frame) and the frame on the child stand (referred to as the child frame), or the combination of the color and texture of the child frame among multiple child stands, provided a favorite atmosphere. It can be a photo stand fitted with a parent and child.
The sizes and shapes of the plurality of child frames are such that when they appear in the display window of the parent frame, there are no gaps between the parent and child frames and between the child frames. For this reason, the shape of the parent / child frame is a large and small rectangle. When the parent / child frame is rectangular, a combination in which the position of the child frame is moved vertically and horizontally within the display window of the parent frame can be used. Thereby, even if it is a photo stand which combined the same parent and child frame, atmosphere can be changed in the range.
On the other hand, since the parent / child stand can be used as an independent photo stand, a plurality of large and small photos can be individually decorated.

[Example 1]
1 and 2 are a front side and a back side of the photo stand 1 fitted with a parent and child. The parent / child fitting photo stand 1 includes a parent stand 2 and child stands 3a, 3b, 3c (FIG. 3).
The parent stand 2 includes a parent frame 4, a glass plate 5 (FIG. 4), and a back plate 6. In this embodiment, the parent frame 4 is made of wood colored in a walnut color and is rectangular with upper, lower, left and right edge members 7a to 7d, and the inner side surrounded by the edge members 7a to 7d is the display window 8 (FIG. 4). .
As shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, each of the edge members 7 a to 7 d constituting the frame has a stepped cross section, and the inner peripheral line p on the back side is outside the inner peripheral line q on the front side. A contact edge 9 is formed on the front side (downward in the figure). Therefore, when the parent frame 4 is viewed from the back side, the contact edge 9 is formed around the inner periphery on the front side.

  A space from the abutting edge 9 to the back surface of the parent frame 4 is a mounting space 10 in which the glass plate 5, the photograph, the back plate 6, and the child stands 3 a to 3 c are loaded. The glass plate 5 and the back plate 6 are fitted into the mounting space 10 and have a rectangular shape whose size can be brought into contact with the contact edge 9. A back plate presser 11 is rotatably attached to the back surfaces of the edge members 7a to 7d constituting the parent frame 4. The back plate 6 is formed of hard cardboard or the like, and a support member 12 on the back side is attached so as to be deployable around the upper end. Reference numeral 13 denotes an engaging tool, which is attached near the upper side and the lower side on the back side of the back plate 6, and is rotatable along the back side of the back plate 6. When the back plate retainer 11 is rotated, the tip can be protruded inward from the inner periphery of the back side of the parent frame 4. Further, when the engaging tool 13 is rotated, the tip can be protruded outward from the upper side or the lower side of the back plate 6.

Each of the child stands 3a to 3c includes a rectangular child frame 14a to 14c, and respective child back plates 15a to 15c, child glass plates 16a to 16c, and support rods 17a to 17c (support members) (FIG. 4). .
Each of the child frames 14a to 14c has the same thickness and has support holes 18a to 18c (support member attaching portions) into which one ends of the support rods 17a to 17c are inserted into the left vertical surface and the lower vertical surface on the back surface of the frame. However, by design, the colors of the edges (not shown) that make up the frame are different, such as walk, maple, and wood cloth.

  The cross-sectional forms of the respective edge members constituting the child frames 14a to 14c are stepped like the case of the parent frame 4, and have a contact edge (not shown) on the front side inner periphery. The small glass plates 16a to 16c are applied to the two. Reference numeral 19 denotes a child engagement tool, which is rotatably attached to the left and right sides of the child back plate 15a and to the upper and lower sides of the child back plates 15b and 15c. Locking grooves 20 into which the distal ends of the engaging tools 19 are fitted are formed on the inner peripheral surfaces of the child frames 14a to 14c. In the child stands 3a to 3c, the distal ends of the engaging tools 19 arranged on the child back plate side are engaged with the locking grooves 20 provided on the inner peripheral surfaces of the child frames 14a to 14c to respectively attach the child back plates 15a to 15c. Install.

Organize the dimensions of each part.
As shown in FIG. 7, the thickness dimension a of the parent frame 4 includes the thickness b of the abutting edge 9, the thickness c of the glass plate 5, the thickness d of the child frames 14a (14b, 14c), and the thickness of the back plate 6. It is the sum total of the thickness e. Therefore, the depth (thickness) of the mounting space 10 is ab. A locking groove 21 is also formed on the inner peripheral surface of the parent frame 4 at a position a-c from the front.

  In this embodiment, the width dimension f (FIG. 8) of the child frame 14a is the sum of the width dimensions g and h of the child frames 14b and 14c, and is substantially equal to the width dimension of the inner periphery on the back side of the parent frame 4. Further, the height dimensions of the child frames 14b and 14c are equal i, the height of the child frame 14a is j, and the dimension i + j is equal to the diameter of the support bar 17 from the height dimension of the inner periphery on the back side of the parent frame 4. It is substantially equal to a value obtained by subtracting k (which is smaller than the protruding amount of the contact edge 9).

[How to assemble]
After the child glass plate 16a is fitted to the child frames 14a to 14c and a photograph or the like is loaded, the child back plates 15a to 15c are fitted, and the child engagement tool 19 is rotated to lock the tip to the engagement groove 20 of the frame. Let Next, the support rod 17 is inserted into the support member mounting portion 18 to complete the child stands 3a to 3c (FIG. 4). The child stands 3a to 3c can be made independent by the support bars 17a to 17c in a state where the display window (not shown) is raised.

  After the glass plate 5 is fitted into the parent frame 4 and a photograph or the like is loaded, the back plate 6 is fitted, and the back plate 6 is pressed by the engagement tool 13 to complete the parent stand 2. The engaging tool 13 is rotated to be engaged with an engaging groove 21 formed on the inner peripheral surface of the parent frame 4 by rotating (the cross section A′-A ′ in FIG. 6). The parent stand 2 can be self-supported with the display surface 8 raised by unfolding the support member 12 on the back surface of the back plate.

When the child stands 3a to 3c are combined and fitted into the parent stand 2, the glass plate 5 is fitted into the parent frame 4, and then the support rods 17a to 17c are removed from the child stands 3a to 3c, and the child frames 14a to 14c are back. It inserts in the state which attached board 15a-15c. Then, the child frames 14a to 14c are fitted into the parent frame 4 without a gap in the left-right direction, and the support rods 17a to 17c are arranged in a space formed on one side of the upper side or the lower side (FIGS. 6 and 10).
When this state is viewed from the front side of the parent frame 4, the child frames 14a to 14c appear to be fitted into the display window 8 without any gaps (FIG. 9). I can't see it.

  The back plate 6 is fitted into the parent frame 4 from above the fitted child frames 14a to 14c, and the back plate 6 is pressed by the back plate presser 11 attached to the back side of the parent frame 4, thereby completing the photo stand 1 fitted with the parent and child. (FIG. 6 cross section AA). The back plate retainer 11 can reach the back surface of the back plate 6 by rotating. The engaging tool 13 on the back plate 6 side is set to a position retracted from the periphery of the back plate 6 to the inside.

In the above, Example 1 was demonstrated. The material constituting each frame is not limited to wood, but may be synthetic resin, metal, or a combination thereof.
The number and size of the child frames are not limited to those shown in the figure, and can be appropriately determined within a range that can be fitted into one parent frame 4.
The locking holes 20 and 21 formed in the parent frame 4 and the child frames 14a to 14c may be long grooves formed over the entire length of the edge members 17a to 17c.

[Example 2]
The supporting members 17a to 17c for allowing the child frames 14a to 14c to stand on their own are not separate members as in the first embodiment, and as shown in FIG. 11, a spring metal plate having one end attached to the back side of the child frames 14a to 14c. Etc. The support members 17a to 17c are pushed flat when the back plate 6 of the parent frame 4 is attached, and do not interfere with the attachment of the back plate 6, but are automatically expanded when removed, and the support members 17a to 17c. It becomes. Since the support members 17a to 17c are integral with the child frames 14a to 14c, a space is provided between the parent frame 4 and the incorporated child frames 14a to 14c as in the first embodiment, and the removed support rod 17 is removed. There is no need to store. A fixing portion of the metal plate with respect to the frame is a support member attaching portion.

Example 3
In the first embodiment, the engaging tool 13 has a structure in which the distal end portion is locked to locking grooves 20 and 21 formed on the inner peripheral surface of the parent / child frame, but as shown in FIG. One end of the spring plate bent in a letter shape is pivotally attached to the back plate 6 or the like, and when fixing the back plate 6, the front end of the spring plate is moved to the parent / child by pushing in and releasing the bent portion of the square shape. It is good also as a structure of engaging with the internal peripheral surface of a flame | frame by elastic force and friction.

Perspective view of the self-standing state (front side) Perspective view of the self-standing state (back side) Perspective view of a self-supporting state (back side, other usage state) Exploded perspective view (back side) Rear view for reference Sectional view of the location indicated in FIG. Cross section for reference Front view for reference Front view Rear view (partially broken) Perspective view of main part (back) Perspective view of main part (back)

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Parent child fitting photo stand 2 Parent stand 3a-3c Child stand 4 Parent frame 5 Glass plate 6 Back plate 7a-7d Upper / lower / left / right edge material 8 Display window 9 Contact edge 10 Mounting space 11 Back plate presser 12 Support member 13 Engagement Combination tool 14a-14c Child frame 15a-15c Child back plate 16 Child glass plate 17a-17c Support rod (support member)
18a-18c Support hole (support member mounting part)
19 Child engagement tool 20 Locking groove (child)
21 Locking groove

Claims (3)

  It consists of a parent stand having a rectangular parent frame and a plurality of child stands having a rectangular child frame, and the plurality of child stands can be loaded into the parent stand in a state of being arranged without a gap in the display window of the parent stand, A parent-child fitting photo stand, wherein the parent stand and the child stand function independently as a photo stand.   The child stand has a support member attachment portion on the back surface and a support member that can be attached to and detached from the attachment portion, and a space for accommodating the support member is provided in a space between the parent frame and the child frame. Item 2. A photo stand fitted with a parent and child according to item 1.   The main stand has a back plate that is attached to the parent frame from the back, and a back plate presser is provided on the back of the rim material that constitutes the parent frame, and the back plate is attached to and detached from the inner surface of the frame around the back side of the back plate. 3. The parent-child fitting photo stand according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising an engaging tool that can be stopped.

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