JPH07239657A - Display panel and panel for wall - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide the display panel and wall panel which can fit a displayed body with at least one of a rivet, a pin, and a tape and anchor a display body, a memo, and other displayed body even magnetically. CONSTITUTION: A penetration member has a transparent panel 16 and a holed material 14 which is arranged on the top surface of the transparent panel 16 and attracted by a magnet. This holed material is exposed to the outside and seen, also magnetically attracted by a magnetic means to anchor a displayed body, and the size of the hole is large enough to anchor the displayed body through the hole of the holed material 14 by receiving the penetration member by the transparent panel 16.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a display panel and a wall panel having two kinds of fastening means, for example, a display board or a display panel such as a wall panel attached to the surface or free standing, and more particularly to the above. The present invention relates to a display board or display panel having multiple fastening means for fixing various display objects to be displayed on the display. Furthermore, the present invention allows for the fastening of, for example, notes, notes and signs with conventional tacks and pins, with magnetic means, and with tape or other fastening means, while still being neat and decorative. The present invention relates to a display board or display panel that has a visible appearance without traces.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there are various kinds of display boards or display boards, or display panels and display devices. For example, Krapf, U.S. Pat. No. 4,584,223, describes a lightweight and generally rigid cardboard or foam cork core with a non-perforated steel foil laminated onto it with a paper stock attached to it. A magnetic display panel is disclosed that covers the outer surface of the foil.

US Pat. No. 4,1 by Zambiasia
46,796 discloses magnetic boards for programming and statistics. Each panel of the magnetic board is made of a metal sheet and has a lattice formed by two sets of parallel grooves arranged at a large number of equal intervals. A magnetic signal element can be inserted into each groove.

US Pat. No. 4,457,7 by Tate
No. 23 discloses a color-changeable textile material in which the hollow fibers of the textile material contain a liquid in which color-coded micromagnets are dispersed.

Burnett US Pat. No. 2,58
No. 9,601 discloses a magnet slate that can use magnets to form erasable symbols.

US Pat. No. 3,460, by Payne,
No. 276 discloses a bistable visual display device. This display device has a transparent front panel, and a core material having a honeycomb structure with rows of duct-shaped cells that partially fill with magnet powder and extend transversely. To write on the board of this display device, tilt the board upright and force the magnet's stylus across its transparent front panel, and the magnet powder will move along the trajectory of the stylus. Move to the visible part of the front of.

Also known is a signboard or display board which has a limited magnet function and which has a surface through which a rivet can pass. In this conventional bulletin board, a core material that is permeable to tacks (permeable to tacks) is covered with a vinyl material or a paper material, and an iron mesh is sandwiched therebetween. By applying an adhesive to the entire surface of the permeable core material, the iron mesh and the cover made of vinyl material or paper material are bonded to the permeable core material serving as the substrate. The problems and limitations of display boards having such a configuration are that vinyl or paper materials and adhesives substantially reduce the magnetic force of the magnet to the adhesive coated iron mesh, and the surface of the tack and insert for attachment. In addition to increasing the resistance, it is also not possible to maintain the aesthetic appearance of the external surface of the display board, that is, the surface of the vinyl material or paper material is damaged with each use and the external surface is markedly scratched. , Thus requiring the surface to be repaired and the adhesive reapplied to maintain a trace-free appearance, and so on. This type of bulletin board and tack board is available from Greenste
disclosed in elbrochure 10100 / GLD.

[0008]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and a display object is attached to a display panel by at least one of a tack, a pin, a nail, and a tape, and is also displayed. An object of the present invention is to provide a display panel and a wall panel such as a display board or a tack board that can magnetically retain objects, memos and other display objects.

The present invention also makes it possible to magnetically retain posts and memos by having an exposed perforated material or wire mesh screen surface that can be attracted by a magnet, while providing an attractive decoration. It is an object of the present invention to provide a display board or a tack board that not only has a sexual appearance but also retains its original, scratch-free appearance substantially even after being used many times.
The exposed perforated material or wire mesh surface also helps to visually obscure holes in the underlying tack-permeable core material, such as iron stainless steel, plated or other magnet-adsorptive and non-contaminating. In the case of the use of organic metals, these metals act as a non-contaminating surface and are essentially maintenance-free.

The present invention not only has an attractive decorative appearance and can be used as a display panel that is either wall mounted or otherwise supported, if desired. A display panel and wall that can be used as a cover over a wider wall surface, including the entire wall surface, and also as a hanging or freestanding display panel, which itself can be used as a wall or partition. It is an object to provide a display panel.
For example, a modular, freestanding wall panel that can be used as a partition, a structure and a cubicle in a building office, while at the same time being utilized for display purposes such as, for example, a bulletin board or a display board. The challenge is to provide. Therefore, by using the wall panel of the present invention in a modular form, or by mounting the wall panel on the surface of an existing wall, it is possible to assemble an entire wall structure that divides the office space.

The present invention also compensates for the stronger, more magnetically anchoring of notes, bulletins and other displayed objects on the display panel, the magnetic attachment being accomplished by a conventionally known board or panel. It is an object to provide a display panel or a wall panel which is superior to the above.

It is also an object of the present invention to provide a wall panel or display panel which not only enhances sound absorption properties, but at the same time has a neat, modern feel, a crisp, hard and "robust" appearance.

It is also an object of the present invention to provide a display panel or wall panel that has a neat, exposed metal perforated material, such as a wire mesh or screen, which has an attractive decorative appearance. And

The present invention also provides a display panel or wall panel which allows the use of tacks and magnetic fastening means and which can be fitted with shelves and other storage units. It is an issue.

Each of the above-mentioned problems and other problems have a permeable panel through which a penetrating member is permeable, and a perforated material which can be attracted to a magnet and is arranged on the surface of the permeable panel. The perforated material is exposed and visible, and is attracted to the magnetic means so that the display object is retained on the display panel or the wall panel. Further, the transparent panel receives the penetrating member and the display object is exposed. It is possible to display it on the display panel or wall panel through the holes in the perforated material by fastening
This can be achieved by a display panel or a wall panel.

[0016] Preferably, the perforated material comprises a ferromagnetic wire mesh and the penetrating member comprises, for example, a tack or a pin.

Other objects, features and effects of the present invention will be described based on the following embodiments.

[0018]

According to the present invention, a display object such as a notebook or memo can be fastened by a penetrating member such as a tack or a pin, and the display target can be fastened also by a magnetic means such as a magnet. In doing so, and focusing on exposing the perforated material that can be attracted to the magnetic means to the outside, the penetrating member is permeable to the permeable panel, and is arranged on the surface of the permeable panel, And a perforated material that can be attracted to a magnet, and the perforated material appears to be exposed to the outside, and by adsorbing to a magnetic means, the display object can be fastened and The size is such that the transmissive panel receives the penetrating member so that the display object can be retained through the hole in the perforated material. It is a display panel and wall panels, characterized in that.

The perforated material can include a ferromagnetic material such as stainless steel in a wire mesh.

The display panel and the wall panel can be free-standing.

[0021]

In a display panel and a wall panel having two kinds of fastening means according to the present invention, a transparent panel through which a penetrating member can penetrate and a ferromagnetic material such as a wire mesh disposed in an upper layer of the transparent panel are preferable. And a perforated material, the perforated material is exposed to the outside and is seen to receive magnetic means to fix the display object to this display panel. It is possible to receive a penetrating member such as a tack and fix a display object on a display panel or a wall panel through a hole of a perforated material.

Therefore, display objects such as notebooks, memos, and postings can be fastened on the surface of the perforated material by any fastening means such as magnets or tacks, pins, and the panel. Since the uppermost layer is a perforated material such as a wire mesh, there is no possibility that the marks of penetrating members such as tacks and pins are exposed to the outside and damage the appearance of the entire panel.

[0023]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A display panel or a wall panel according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

The display panel or wall panel 10 according to the present invention has a frame 12. This frame 12 is square in this example as shown in FIG.
It is made of materials such as metal materials, plastic materials, wood or tiles and stones. Attached to the frame 12 is a perforated material 14, such as a wire mesh or screen material, which provides the exposed outer surface. Another suitable material for the perforated material 14 is a finely perforated sheet metal material.

As shown in FIG. 2, the lower layer of the perforated material 14 is provided with a permeable material 16 that is permeable (permeable) to the rivets. The permeable material 16 is, for example, a fiber board material, a cork material, a foamed plastic material, pressed wood, or a pressed paper material such as MIKOR.
A backing layer 15 of, for example, cardboard or other material is provided on the exposed backside of panel 10. The permeable material 16 is
This can be a laminate or combination material of the above various materials. For example, a cork material, pressed wood or paper surface can be provided near the perforated material 14 and a laminate of foam and paper material can be provided as a backing material for these cork material, pressed wood or paper surface. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, a tack-permeable board 16a made of a press-combined board is laminated on several layers of a paper material 19 and a foamed plastic material 21 of its backing layer.

As shown in FIG. 2, two L-shaped members 18 can be provided at two positions on the back side of the frame 12.
The entire structure is united by fixing the frame 12 to the L-shaped member 18 and the permeable material 16 using suitable screws 20. The L-shaped member 18 also includes a suitable securing member 23.
Thus, it can be fixed to the permeable material 16.

FIG. 3 shows how the note or memo 22 can be fastened by the magnetic fastening means 24 (see also FIG. 1). Magnetic retaining means 24
Has a decorative upper surface 26 attached to a magnet 28. The perforated material 14 is formed from a corrosion resistant material such as iron or other magnetically attractable metal or material, preferably stainless steel made of iron or plated steel such as chrome. Perforated material 14
The (wire mesh) may also be matched to the interior decoration, for example by coloring it in one or more colors, or a picture or other artistic decoration rendering may be drawn on it.

In addition, the perforated material 14 of wire mesh or other material may be contoured on its surface with various moire patterns depending on the user's preference and depending on the incident light.

FIG. 4 shows a penetrating member 3 such as a tack or a pin.
0 indicates a state in which the note or memo 22 is fastened to the perforated material 14. As described above, by using the wire mesh or the other perforated material 14 that can be attracted to the magnet, both the magnetically fastened state and the pinned state by tacks or pins are possible. That is, by providing the wire mesh or the perforated material 14, the penetrating member 30 such as a tack or a pin easily penetrates the hole of the wire mesh or the perforated material 14, and preferably the perforated material or the wire mesh is formed. It does not deform the metal filament that is present. As described above, a sheet-shaped metal with holes can be used instead of the wire mesh, and by adopting such a metal, both a magnetically fastened state and a fastened state by a tack or the like can be realized. When a wire mesh is used, a wire having a circular cross section is preferable in order to easily guide the tack or the pin into the hole of the mesh.

FIG. 5 shows another embodiment of the present invention, which has a rectangular frame 12, a wire mesh 14, and a combination board 16, all of which are mounted on a supporting material 17 made of wood or plastic. It is fixed. The wooden or plastic support material 17 has suitable brackets 31, for example as shown, for fixing the display board 10 to the wall 32. In the embodiment shown, two mutually engaging Z-shaped brackets 31, 33 are provided,
3 is first fixed to the wall 32, and then the bracket 31 is slidably engaged with the bracket 33 to be attached to the bracket 33 as the wall panel 10. Of course, other attachment means can be used to attach to the wall surface.

As described above, the present invention provides a display panel or a tack board having a fastening structure with at least one of magnetic means, tacks, pins, nails, tapes and the like, which can be used for various purposes. You can

The display panel or wall panel according to the present invention is a conventional cork material, combination board material,
It can be used in place of a board covered with cloth or other decorative wall material such as FORMICA, or a hanging structure, a surface mounted structure or a freestanding laminate. Therefore, it is possible to cover all or part of the existing wall surface or create a new wall surface. Here, "free-standing" means that the wall panel does not require an existing wall mounting structure for supporting the wall panel, and instead can create the wall by itself.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing an example in which the office area is divided into independent offices 40 and 41 using the panel material of the present invention. In the example shown in FIG. 7, the wall panels 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54 are free standing, and it is not necessary to rely on an existing wall support structure. Instead, as shown, the wall panel itself constitutes the wall, while at the same time it constitutes a convenient display panel for notes, notes, posts and other displayed objects, as shown. It does not require a billboard separate from this wall panel. In addition, the wall panels provide convenient substrates for shelves or other storage units, as shown.

Furthermore, the present invention can also be used to cover an existing wall, providing a neat, attractive appearance and providing a means for fastening various displayed objects to be displayed on the wall. .

The display panel according to the present invention has a neat and attractive decorative appearance, and since the perforated material or wire mesh is provided on the upper layer of the surface of the tack-permeable material, the holes pierced by the tack are provided. It will not be noticed. Further, various materials can be used as the tack-permeable board.

The display panel or wall panel according to the present invention can also be suitably designed to have acoustic or noise absorption characteristics by being constructed from a suitable acoustic material.

It should be noted that the perforated material or wire mesh 14 may be adhered to the upper layer of permeable material 16.
Further, for example, an intermediate layer such as a paper material, a cloth material or a vinyl material is provided with a perforated material or a wire mesh for decoration.
4 and the permeable material 16 and such an intermediate layer can also be used to "self-medicate" to hide the marks made by the tacks. .

Further, in the display panel or display board shown in FIG. 1, the frame 12 visible from the outside can be omitted. Alternatively, instead of the frame 12, for example, a perforated material or a wire mesh 14 made of a decorative and flexible material such as a vinyl material or a paper material, or a transparent material 16 is used.
Can be adhered to at least one of them. In addition, the frame and rim can omit this altogether. In the case of large wall panels or wall coverings, the edge or edge regions may be omitted if desired.

While the invention has been described with respect to particular embodiments, it is understood that various applications and variations are possible without departing from the broader concept set forth in the claims of the invention. That is, the specification and drawings are to be regarded as illustrative rather than restrictive.

[0040]

As described above, according to the present invention, a permeable panel through which a penetrating member such as a tack or a pin can pass and a perforated material that can be attracted to a magnet are provided, and the perforated material is externally provided. Since it is exposed, the display object can be fastened together by magnetic means and penetrating members such as tacks and pins, and it is possible to make an aesthetic display panel and wall panel with no visible marks. .

[0041]

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a display panel or wall panel 10 according to one embodiment of the present invention, in which some displayed objects, such as notebooks or memos 22, are magnetically connected 24 and tacks or other fastening means 30. Shows the state of being fastened.

FIG. 2 is a display panel or wall panel 1 of the same.
It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of 0.

FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway vertical sectional view showing a notebook and a memo 22 fixed to the display panel or the wall panel 10 by the magnetic fixing means 24.

FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway vertical sectional view showing a notebook and a memo 22 fixed to the display panel or the wall panel 10 by the tacks 30.

FIG. 5 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing a structure for attaching a display panel or a wall panel 10 to a wall 32 according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a display panel or wall panel 1 of the same.
FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of an example of a 0 rivet permeable material 16a.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state in which a display panel or a wall panel according to the present invention is erected as an office partition or an office space is divided.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 Display Panels or Wall Panels (Display Boards) 12 Frames 14 Perforated Materials (Screen Materials, Wire Mesh) 15 Backing Layer 16 Materials That Can Permeate Tack (Transmissive Panels, Combination Boards) 16a Tack Transparent Material (Transparent) 17) Wooden or plastic support material 18 L-shaped member 19 Paper material 20 Screw 21 Foam plastic material 22 Notebook or memo 23 Fixing member 24 Magnetic fastening means 26 Decorative upper surface 28 Magnet 30 Penetration of tack or pin etc. Member 31 Bracket 32 Wall 33 Bracket 40, 41 Office 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54 Wall panel

Claims (41)

[Claims] 1. A transparent panel through which a penetrating member is permeable, and a perforated material that is disposed on the surface of the transmissive panel and that can be attracted to a magnet. The perforated material is exposed to the outside. The object to be displayed can be fastened by adsorbing to the magnetic means, and the size of the hole is such that the transmissive panel receives the penetrating member so that it can pass through the hole of the perforated material. A display panel, wherein the display object can be fastened. 2. The display panel according to claim 1, wherein the perforated material comprises a ferromagnetic material. 3. The display panel according to claim 1, further comprising a frame surrounding the transmissive panel and the perforated material. 4. The perforated material is loosely disposed on the surface of the permeable panel, and the frame is positioned above the permeable panel to retain the perforated material. The display panel according to claim 3, wherein: 5. The display panel of claim 2, wherein the perforated material comprises ferromagnetic stainless steel. 6. The display panel according to claim 1, wherein the perforated material is colored. 7. The display panel according to claim 6, wherein the perforated material is colored in a decorative design. 8. The display panel according to claim 3, wherein a support material is provided on the back surface of the transparent panel attached to the frame. 9. The display panel according to claim 8, wherein the supporting material has two L-shaped brackets provided along the back surface of the frame, respectively. 10. The display panel according to claim 1, wherein the transmissive panel comprises any one of a press combination panel, cork and plastic. 11. The display panel according to claim 1, wherein the transmissive panel is formed by laminating a backing material made of foam plastic. 12. The display panel according to claim 11, wherein the foamed plastic backing material is laminated on a paper material forming a back surface of the display panel. 13. The display panel according to claim 1, further comprising a mounting device arranged on a back surface of the display panel for fixing the display panel to a wall. 14. The display panel of claim 1, having a surface extending substantially along a wall to which the display panel is attached. 15. The display panel of claim 1, wherein the perforated material is bonded to the transmissive panel at least at selected portions thereof. 16. A display panel according to claim 15, further comprising an edge made of a decorative material that surrounds an end of the transparent panel, the edge being bonded to the perforated material. . 17. The display panel according to claim 1, wherein the display panel is free-standing.
Display panel as described. 18. The display panel of claim 1, wherein the size of the holes in the perforated material is such that the penetrating members mounted through the holes do not substantially distort the perforated material. . 19. The display panel of claim 1, wherein the perforated material comprises a wire mesh. 20. The display panel according to claim 19, wherein the size of the hole of the wire mesh is such that the penetrating member attached through the hole does not substantially distort the filament of the wire mesh. . 21. A wall panel suitable for displaying an object to be displayed thereon, comprising a transparent panel through which a penetrating member can penetrate, and a transparent panel disposed on the surface of the transparent panel and attracted to a magnet. With a possible perforated material, the perforated material appears to be exposed to the outside, the display object can be fastened by adsorbing to the magnetic means, the size of the hole, The wall panel, wherein the transmissive panel receives the penetrating member so that the display object can be fastened through the hole of the perforated material. 22. The wall panel according to claim 21, wherein the perforated material capable of being attracted to the magnet comprises a ferromagnetic material. 23. The wall panel of claim 21 having a frame surrounding the permeable panel and perforated material. 24. The perforated material is loosely disposed on the surface of the permeable panel, and the frame is positioned above the permeable panel to retain the perforated material. The wall panel according to claim 23, wherein: 25. The wall panel of claim 22, wherein the perforated material comprises ferromagnetic stainless steel. 26. The wall panel of claim 21, wherein the perforated material is colored. 27. The wall panel according to claim 26, wherein the perforated material is colored in a decorative design. 28. The wall panel according to claim 21, wherein a support material is provided on a back surface of the transparent panel. 29. The wall panel according to claim 28, wherein the supporting material has at least two L-shaped brackets provided along the back surface of the wall panel. 30. The wall panel according to claim 21, wherein the permeable panel comprises any one of a press combination panel, cork and plastic. 31. The wall panel according to claim 21, wherein the transparent panel is formed by laminating a backing material made of foamed plastic. 32. The wall panel according to claim 31, wherein the foamed plastic backing material is laminated on a paper material forming a back surface of the wall panel. 33. The wall panel according to claim 21, further comprising a mounting device arranged on a back surface of the wall panel for fixing the wall panel to the wall. 34. The wall panel of claim 21, having a surface extending substantially along a wall to which the wall panel is attached. 35. The wall panel of claim 21, wherein the perforated material is bonded to the permeable panel at least at selected portions thereof. 36. A wall according to claim 35, having an edge of a decorative material surrounding an end of the transparent panel, the edge being joined to the perforated material. panel. 37. The wall panel according to claim 21, wherein the wall panel is free-standing. 38. The wall panel according to claim 37, wherein the wall panel is configured to connect the adjacent wall panels in a modular manner. 39. The hole size of the perforated material is such that the penetrating member mounted through the hole does not distort the perforated material.
The wall panel described in 1. 40. The wall panel of claim 21, wherein the perforated material comprises a wire mesh. 41. The wall panel of claim 40, wherein the size of the hole in the wire mesh is such that the penetrating member attached through the hole does not distort the filament of the wire mesh.