Photo frame stand

Abstract

This product is a stand used to hold a photo frame in an inclined position on a mounting surface, which holds a sheet-like display object (not shown), such as a photograph, between front and rear panels that are connected in an overlapping state by a bolt member and a nut member that can be screwed onto it, as shown in the reference side view illustrating the state of use. This product has a nut portion extending in the shape of a regular octagonal prism of constant thickness, a shaft portion extending concentrically from one end of the nut portion with the outer shape of the regular octagon gradually tapering, and a tip portion extending concentrically from the tip of the shaft portion in the shape of a regular cylinder of constant thickness with the end face closed in a hemispherical shape. As shown in the enlarged cross-sectional view of line AA, a screw hole is provided at a certain depth toward one end of the nut portion of this article at the other end (left end in the drawing). By screwing the threaded portion (shown by the dashed line) of the bolt member inserted for panel connection into this screw hole, this article can be connected perpendicularly to both panels, and an inclination can be given to the photo frame determined by the ratio of the distance from the lower edge of the panel that contacts the mounting surface to the perpendicular position of this article and the approximately total length of this article (more precisely, the distance from the other end of the nut portion of this article to the contact point between the tip and the mounting surface).

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