Photo Frame

Abstract

This item is a photo frame consisting of a vertically long, approximately rectangular base and a vertically shorter, approximately rectangular frame. As shown in the "Reference Exploded View," magnets are embedded in the four corners of the frame, and screws are arranged at the upper side of the base at positions corresponding to the magnets at the four corners of the frame. Also, as shown in the "AA Cross Section," the clear plate in the "Reference Exploded View" is fixed to the frame, and the protective seal in the "Reference Exploded View" is fixed to the base. The photo frame of this item is used by sandwiching a photo between the frame and the base, i.e., between the clear plate and the protective seal, and fixing the frame to the base by the magnetic force of the magnet. The photo frame of this item has a space of approximately a certain width below the base that does not overlap with the frame so that the photo in the photo frame can be clearly seen even if a pedestal for placing Buddhist altar items is placed in front of the photo frame.

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