JPS588549Y2 - catalog holder - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is related to the invention of a cylindrical catalog holder with a planar U-shape formed of synthetic resin, wood, metal, etc., with the inner wall and bottom of the U-shaped portion facing toward the back. By slanting the outer wall of the U-shaped portion slightly downward in the front and curving the outer wall downward in the front, a large number of catalogs can be held neatly and precisely between the inner and outer walls, and the catalogs can be held at the front. The catalog is characterized in that the front surface of the catalog is displayed clearly and over a wide range, making it extremely easy to extract.

To explain the embodiments shown in the drawings below, reference numeral 1 indicates the main body of the catalog holder of the present invention, which is formed into a cylindrical shape with a planar U-shape using synthetic resin, wood, metal, etc. By slightly inclining the inner wall 1a in the rear direction, and by greatly inclining the outer wall 1C of the U-shaped portion from the upper end of the base 1b, lb to the front center in a downwardly curved state, both the inner and outer sides are Wall 1a.

A planar U-shaped container portion 2 with a large cutout on the front surface is formed between 1C.

Furthermore, by slanting the bottom part 3 of the container part 2 at the same angle as the U-shaped inner wall 1a from the front of the main body 1 toward the inner wall 1a, as shown in FIGS. A large number of mutually overlapping catalogs 4 inserted into the entry section 2 are made to stand upright with their respective sides slightly inclined towards the back, and the sides thereof, particularly both left and right sides of the large number of catalogs 4 located in the front half when viewed from the front. 4a is a catalog located at the innermost side directly stacked on the inner wall 1a, and 4b is a catalog which is placed directly on the inner wall 1a. is the moving position of the catalog 4a when it becomes the last one, and 4C is the catalog to be extracted first with the front surface displayed externally.

As described above, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, a large number of superposed catalogs 4 are placed on both the U-shaped inner and outer walls 1a.
When the main body 1 of the catalog holder is inserted into the receptacle 2 formed between 1c and placed at the required location, the U-shaped inner wall 1a supporting the large number of catalogs 4 and the bottom 3 of the receptacle 2 are separated. are slightly inclined toward the rear surface, and the U-shaped outer wall 1C is curved downwardly from the front of the main body 1 and has a large cutout in the front of the main body 1. It is possible to hold a large number of catalogs 4 inserted into the outside wall 1C in a curved manner along the inside of the outer wall 1C so that they can be freely inserted and removed while being slightly inclined toward the rear. Most of the surface of 4C can be exposed to the outside and it can be clearly displayed diagonally upward, and the display range of catalog 4C can be displayed in the front left and right directions by using the left and right sides of the curved along the outer wall 1C. The direction can also be expanded.

In addition, since the overlapping upper parts of a large number of catalogs 4 held in a curved shape are sequentially lowered toward the back and are slightly inclined, the fingers can easily touch the catalogs 4, making it extremely easy to remove them, and the curved By utilizing the restoring force of the large number of catalogs 4 themselves, the left and right sides of the large number of catalogs 4, especially the left and right sides of the catalogs located in the front half, are always attached to the outer wall 1.
It is able to hold the catalog in the main body 1 of the catalog holder in an orderly manner by coming into contact with the inside of the
As shown in the figure, the catalog 4a located at the innermost position can move its left and right sides to the position 4b by its restoring force that opens outward, and abut it on the inside of the outer wall 1C. , it is possible to accurately hold the last sheet.

As described above, the main body 1 of the catalog holder is formed into a planar U-shape with a relatively small surface area, and a large number of catalogs 4 can be easily and orderly held therein, and the surface of the held catalogs can be clearly and enlarged. It can be displayed within a range and held accurately down to the last page, making it extremely practical to use as a catalog holder with advertising effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a plan view of the proposed catalog holder with a portion of the inserted catalog cut out, Figure 2 is a front view, Figure 3 is a side view with a portion cut away, and Figure 4 is a perspective view. . 1...Main body, 1a...Inner wall of U-shaped part, 1C...Outer wall of U-shaped part, 2...Content part, 3... ...Bottom, 4...Catalog.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A cylindrical body made of synthetic resin, wood, metal, etc. is provided, and the inner wall and bottom of the U-shaped part protruding from the center are slightly inclined toward the back, and the U-shaped part A catalog holder whose outer wall is greatly sloped downward in the front direction.