Wall-mounted mounting board

The wall-mounted mounting board, with detachable upper and lower boards, addresses limitations of conventional backing sheets by enabling customization and efficient calendar production, reducing paper thickness and enhancing adhesion, while allowing reuse of calendar sheets.

JP2026085827APending Publication Date: 2026-05-25LIGHT KOUBOU CO LTD
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Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
LIGHT KOUBOU CO LTD
Filing Date
2024-11-13
Publication Date
2026-05-25

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Conventional backing sheets for wall hanging, such as those integrated with calendar tickets, are limited in customization and require printing on paper, making it difficult to create original calendars or use existing printing equipment effectively.

Method used

A wall-mounted mounting board composed of a rectangular upper and lower mounting board, with the upper board featuring a horizontally elongated slit and protrusion, and the lower board having a protrusion that fits into the slit, allowing detachable attachment and customization options, including use of coated paper for printing and the ability to replace calendar sheets annually.

Benefits of technology

Enables customizable and reusable wall-mounted boards, reduces paper thickness, enhances adhesion, and allows easy production of calendars using existing printing equipment, offering versatile and efficient use of materials.

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Abstract

The present invention provides a wall-mounting mount in which the lower mount is detachable from the upper mount. [Solution] A wall-mounted mounting board consisting of a rectangular upper mounting board 1 and a lower mounting board 2, wherein the upper mounting board 1 has a horizontally elongated convex slit with a protrusion at its lower end, and the lower mounting board 2 has a protrusion that protrudes at its upper end, with the horizontally elongated slit provided in the protruding convex part, the protrusion at the upper end of the lower mounting board 2 is inserted into the horizontally elongated convex slit at the lower part of the upper mounting board 1, the horizontally elongated slit at the upper end of the lower mounting board 2 fits into the protrusion of the horizontally elongated convex slit on the upper mounting board 1, the lower mounting board 2 is attached to the upper mounting board 1, and the lower mounting board 2 is detachable from the upper mounting board 1.
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Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a backing sheet for wall hanging.

Background Art

[0002] Conventional backing sheets for wall hanging are integrated with calendar tickets as seen in calendars, and company names etc. are often printed on the completed calendars. It has been difficult to create a small number of original calendars or directly print on the backing sheet with a printer etc. Also, the applicant has proposed a form in which the calendar ticket of the calendar is supported only by paper. (See Patent Document 1)

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0003]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] This invention constructs a wall-mounted mounting board by separately creating and combining a rectangular upper mounting board and a rectangular lower mounting board, and provides a horizontal slit with a protrusion at the bottom of the upper mounting board (a horizontal slit with a protrusion has a predetermined length and width and the protrusion is provided at an appropriate position within the horizontal slit, and the shape and size of the protrusion are free. It may also be called a horizontal convex slit to distinguish it from a horizontal slit without a protrusion), and provides a fold line for folding or a cut that does not cut the mounting board at the top of the upper mounting board (a fold line or a cut that does not cut the mounting board) The objective is to provide a wall-mounted mounting board characterized by having an upper mounting board having holes (which may hereafter be referred to as perforations) and a lower mounting board having a protrusion at the upper end of the lower mounting board with a horizontally elongated slit (the horizontally elongated slit has a predetermined length and width), inserting the protrusion at the upper end of the lower mounting board into the horizontally elongated protrusion at the lower part of the upper mounting board, fitting the horizontally elongated slit of the protrusion at the upper end of the lower mounting board into the horizontally elongated protrusion of the upper mounting board so that the lower mounting board is attached to the upper mounting board, and the lower mounting board is detachable from the upper mounting board. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and the first invention is a wall-mounted mounting board comprising a rectangular upper mounting board and a lower mounting board, wherein the upper mounting board has a horizontally elongated slit with a protrusion at the bottom of the mounting board, and the lower mounting board has a protrusion that protrudes from the upper end of the mounting board, with the horizontally elongated slit provided in the protruding protrusion, the protrusion at the upper end of the lower mounting board is inserted into the horizontally elongated protrusion slit at the bottom of the upper mounting board, the horizontally elongated slit at the upper end of the lower mounting board fits into the horizontally elongated protrusion slit of the upper mounting board, the lower mounting board is attached to the upper mounting board, and the lower mounting board is detachable from the upper mounting board.

[0006] The second invention is the wall-mounted mounting board according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper mounting board has a protruding convex portion and a fold line at the lower end of the upper mounting board, and the protruding convex portion is folded back and overlapped with the horizontally elongated convex slit convex portion.

[0007] The third invention is the wall-mounted mounting board according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper mounting board has a fold line or perforation at the lower part of the upper mounting board, a protruding protrusion at the lower end of the upper mounting board, and the fold line or perforation at the lower part of the upper mounting board is folded back so that the protruding protrusion at the lower end of the upper mounting board overlaps the horizontally elongated protruding slit protrusion of the upper mounting board.

[0008] The fourth invention is the wall-mounted mounting board described in claim 1, characterized in that a hanging portion and an adhesive penetration groove are provided at the upper end of the lower mounting board, and a calendar sheet is adhered to the upper end of the lower mounting board.

[0009] The fifth invention is the wall-mounted mounting board according to claim 1, characterized in that a horizontal slit is provided at the lower part of the upper mounting board, and when the protruding projection provided at the lower end of the upper mounting board is folded, it is made to be longer than the position of the horizontal slit at the lower part of the upper mounting board, and a protruding projection and fold line are provided at the upper end of the lower mounting board, and the protruding projection has the horizontal slit, and the projection provided at the upper end of the lower mounting board is inserted into the horizontal slit at the lower part of the upper mounting board, the projection provided at the lower end of the upper mounting board is folded back and inserted into the horizontal slit provided at the projection of the lower mounting board, and the lower mounting board is attached to the upper mounting board. [Effects of the Invention]

[0010] The effect of the present invention is that, in the first invention, the wall-mounted mounting board is composed of a rectangular upper mounting board and a lower mounting board, the upper mounting board has a horizontally elongated protruding slit with a protrusion at the bottom of the mounting board, and the lower mounting board has a protrusion that protrudes from the top of the mounting board, with the horizontally elongated slit provided in the protruding protrusion, the protrusion at the top of the lower mounting board is inserted into the horizontally elongated protruding slit at the bottom of the upper mounting board, the horizontally elongated slit at the top of the lower mounting board fits into the protrusion of the horizontally elongated protruding slit on the upper mounting board, the lower mounting board is attached to the upper mounting board, and the lower mounting board is detachable from the upper mounting board. Since this is a wall-mounted mounting board, multiple upper mounting boards and lower mounting boards can be prepared and combined as desired, so it is possible to choose from a variety of upper mounting boards and combine them with lower mounting boards. Paper such as coated paper or drawing paper can be used for the upper mounting board, and photographs and illustrations can be printed or written on, so it can be used in a variety of ways. Furthermore, it is possible to use the upper mount for several years and replace the lower mount with the calendar sheet attached each year. In addition, in the printing industry, by supplying the wall-hanging mount according to the present invention as a component, calendars can be easily produced using existing equipment such as cutting machines and the usual technique of top-gluing.

[0011] In the second invention, the wall-hanging mount described in 1 is characterized in that the upper mount has a protruding convex portion and a fold line at the lower end of the upper mount, and the protruding convex portion is folded back and overlapped with the horizontally elongated convex slit convex portion. As a result, the horizontally elongated convex slit convex portion is doubled and reinforced, making it possible to reduce the thickness of the paper. Furthermore, the shape and size of the horizontally elongated convex slit convex portion and the convex portion protruding from the lower end of the upper mount can be freely determined, and the shape of the convex portion can be satisfied by the overlapping of the two convex portions.

[0012] The third invention is a wall-hanging mount as described in invention 1, characterized in that the upper mount has a fold line or perforation at the lower part of the upper mount, a protruding part at the lower end of the upper mount, and the fold line or perforation at the lower part of the upper mount is folded back so that the protruding part at the lower end of the upper mount overlaps the horizontally elongated protruding slit protrusion of the upper mount. As a result, the lower part of the upper mount is doubled and the horizontally elongated protruding slit protrusion is also doubled, which has the effect of making the paper thickness of the mount thinner, and multiple protrusions can be overlapped with a single fold, which improves work efficiency.

[0013] The fourth invention is a wall-hanging mount as described in invention 1, characterized in that a hanging portion and an adhesive penetration groove are provided at the upper end of the lower mount, and a calendar sheet is adhered to the upper end of the lower mount. This increases the adhesive area between the upper end of the lower mount and the calendar sheet, strengthening the adhesion. Furthermore, since the calendar sheet is adhered to the upper end of the lower mount and a hole is provided in the hanging portion, the upper mount is not required, and the lower mount can be used alone. In addition, calendar sheets with perforations that connect to the perforations can be adhered, so for example, the number of calendar sheets can be halved when displaying multiple months at once.

[0014] The fifth invention is a wall-mounted cardboard sheet as described in invention 1, characterized in that the horizontal slit is provided at the lower part of the upper cardboard sheet, and when the protruding projection provided at the lower end of the upper cardboard sheet is folded, it is made to be longer than the position of the horizontal slit at the lower part of the upper cardboard sheet, and the protruding projection and fold line are provided at the upper end of the lower cardboard sheet, and the horizontal slit is provided at the protruding projection, and the projection provided at the upper end of the lower cardboard sheet is inserted into the horizontal slit at the lower part of the upper cardboard sheet, and the projection provided at the lower end of the upper cardboard sheet is folded back and inserted into the horizontal slit provided at the projection of the lower cardboard sheet, thereby attaching the lower cardboard sheet to the upper cardboard sheet. As a result, the projection provided at the lower end of the upper cardboard sheet is longer than the position of the horizontal slit at the lower part of the upper cardboard sheet, the lower cardboard sheet does not fall off the upper cardboard sheet.

[0015] [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0016] [Figure 1]Front view showing an embodiment of the wall-mounted mount of the present invention [Figure 2] Front view of the upper mount of the wall-mounted mount [Figure 3] Front view of the lower mount of the wall-mounted mount [Figure 4] Front view of the upper mount of the wall-mounted mount [Figure 5] Front view of the lower mount of the wall-mounted mount [Figure 6] Front view of the upper mount of the wall-mounted mount [Figure 7] Front view of the upper mount of the wall-mounted mount [Figure 8] Front view of the lower mount of the wall-mounted mount [Figure 9] Front view of the calendar sticker adhesion on the lower mount of the wall-mounted mount [Figure 10] Adhesion view of the calendar sticker on the lower mount of the wall-mounted mount [Figure 11] Front view of the upper mount of the wall-mounted mount

Embodiment for Carrying out the Invention

[0017] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a front view showing an embodiment of the present invention. The lower mount convex portion 4 is inserted into the horizontally long convex slit 3 of the upper mount 1, and the slit 5 of the lower mount convex portion 4 is fitted into the convex portion 3a of the horizontally long convex slit 3 of the upper mount 1 to attach the lower mount 2 to the upper mount 1.

[0018] [[ID=4...]] FIG. 2 shows the upper mount 1 of the wall-mounted mount shown in FIG. 1. A folding line or a perforation 1a is provided at the upper part of the upper mount l, and holes 1c, 1b are provided at the corresponding positions of the folding line. When the upper folding line 1a is bent, the warp of the mount is almost eliminated, and since the holes 1c, 1b overlap, it can be posted with a nail or the like.

[0019] Figure 3 shows the lower mounting board 2 of the wall-mounting mounting board shown in Figure 1. The horizontal slit 5 is provided in the protrusion 4 at the upper end of the lower mounting board 2, and the protrusion 3a of the horizontal slit 3 of the upper mounting board 1 fits into the horizontal slit 5 provided in the protrusion 4 at the upper end of the lower mounting board 2, thereby attaching the lower mounting board 2 to the upper mounting board 1. The relationship between the protrusion of the upper mounting board 1, the protrusion shown in the lower mounting board 2, and the horizontal slit is a>d>e>b. In addition, the upper end of the protrusion of the horizontal slit 3 of the upper mounting board 1 and the upper end of the horizontal slit are in contact, but they share a gap, so the protrusion bends and the protrusion 4 at the upper end of the lower mounting board 2 can pass through.

[0020] Figure 4 shows the upper mounting board 1 for wall mounting. The lower part of the upper mounting board 1 has a protrusion 3a and the aforementioned horizontally elongated protrusion slit 3, and the lower end of the upper mounting board 1 has a protrusion 3b and a fold line 3c. By folding back this fold line 3c, the protrusions 3a and 3b overlap, reinforcing the protrusions, which allows the mounting board to be made thinner.

[0021] Figure 5 shows the lower mounting board 2 for wall mounting. The upper end of the lower mounting board 2 has a protruding convex portion 9 and a fold line 9a, and the horizontal elongated slit 10 is provided in the convex portion 9, and an adhesive penetration groove 6 is provided at the upper end of the mounting board. When the lower mounting board 2 and the calendar sheet 13 are bonded with adhesive, the adhesive penetrates into the adhesive penetration groove 6, increasing the bonding area between the lower mounting board 2 and the calendar sheet 13 shown in Figure 9. The relationship between the convex portion and the horizontal elongated convex slit shown in the upper mounting board 1 and lower mounting board 2 in Figures 4 and 5 is a>d>e>b.

[0022] Figure 6 shows that the upper mounting board 1 for wall mounting shown in Figure 4 has the horizontally elongated convex slit 3 at the bottom of the board, and a convex portion 3e and a fold line 3d at the bottom edge of the upper mounting board 1. When the fold line 3d is folded, the convex portion 3e overlaps with the convex portion 3a, reinforcing the convex portion and simultaneously almost eliminating the warping of the bottom of the board. Furthermore, since it only requires one fold, it is easy to work with. In this case, a>b=d, c=c', and h=h.

[0023] Figure 7 shows that the upper mounting board 1 for wall mounting has the horizontal slit 7 at the bottom of the board and a protrusion 8 and a fold line 8a at the bottom edge of the upper mounting board 1. When the fold line 8a is folded, the protrusion 8 has a length j that exceeds the position i of the horizontal slit 7, as shown in 8b. In this case i <Jである。

[0024] Figure 8 shows that the lower mounting board 2 for wall mounting has a protrusion 9, the aforementioned horizontal slit 10, and an adhesive penetration groove 6 at the upper end of the board. The protrusion 9 on the upper end of the lower mounting board 2 in Figure 8 is inserted into the slit 7 at the bottom of the upper mounting board 1 in Figure 7, and the protrusion 8 at the lower end of the upper mounting board 1 in Figure 7 is folded back and inserted into the horizontal slit 10, so that the lower mounting board 2 in Figure 8 is attached to the upper mounting board 1 in Figure 7. In this case, a>d>e>b.

[0025] Figure 9 shows a front view of a calendar sheet 13 being attached to the lower mounting board 2 of a wall-mounted mounting board. A protrusion 9 is provided at the upper edge of the lower mounting board, and the aforementioned horizontal slit and adhesive penetration groove 6 are provided on the protrusion, adding a hanging part 15 and a hanging hole 15a. The calendar sheet 13 can be attached to the lower mounting board 2 and attached to the upper mounting board 1, or the lower mounting board can be used independently using the hanging part 15. In this case, the lower mounting board 2 can be attached to the upper mounting board 1 using the protrusion 9, or the lower mounting board 2 can be used independently using the hanging part 15, thus expanding the range of uses.

[0026] Figure 10 shows that a calendar sheet 13a, which has a hanging section 15 in the center of the lower base sheet 2 and a cut 14 connected to the perforations, is glued to it. For example, if two months' worth of calendar sheets can be made into one sheet, the number of calendar sheets can be halved, allowing for the supply of a cheaper product. The hanging section 15 is on the back of the lower base sheet 2, but it can be raised and used as needed. Although not shown in the figure, if the calendar sheets are arranged vertically in a continuous line, they can be cut horizontally and perforations can be made.

[0027] Figure 11 shows the case where a folding crease 3d is provided at the bottom of the upper base sheet 1 in Figure 7. With a single fold, multiple protrusions 8 extend beyond the top of the horizontal slit 7 (as shown in 8b), improving work efficiency. In this case i <jである。 [Explanation of Symbols]

[0028] 1. Top cardboard 2. Lower backing board 3. Horizontal convex slit at the bottom of the upper mounting board 3a Protrusions provided in the slit at the bottom of the upper mounting board 3b Protrusion at the bottom edge of the upper backing 3c Fold line for folding back the protruding part at the bottom edge of the upper backing sheet 3D upper backing board with fold lines at the bottom 3e The protruding part at the bottom edge of the upper backing 4. The protruding part at the top edge of the lower backing 5. A horizontal slit provided on the protruding part at the upper edge of the lower backing board. 6. Adhesive penetration grooves 7. Slit at the bottom edge of the upper mounting board 8. The protruding part at the bottom edge of the upper backing 8a Fold line 8b When the protruding part at the bottom edge of the upper backing is folded back along the crease. 9. The protruding part at the upper edge of the lower backing 9a Fold line 10. Slit at the upper edge of the lower backing board 11. Cardboard with fold lines and adhesive penetration grooves. 12 Fold lines 13 Calendar 14 Short perforations and cuts connected to the perforations 15. Hanging section at the upper edge of the lower mounting board. a. Width of the horizontal slit on the top mounting board b. Height of the protrusions provided in the horizontally elongated convex slit of the upper mounting board c. Width of the horizontally elongated convex slit on the upper mounting board d Height of the protrusion on the lower backing e. Width of the horizontal slit provided in the protruding part of the lower backing f. Height of the horizontal slit provided in the protruding part of the lower backing g. Width of the protrusion provided at the lower edge of the upper mounting board. h The width between the upper end of the horizontal slit protrusion on the upper mounting board and the lower end protrusion on the upper mounting board. i Distance between the bottom edge of the upper mounting board and the top edge of the horizontal slit 7 j Distance between the lower edge of the upper mounting board and the tip of the protrusion provided on the lower edge of the upper mounting board

Claims

1. The wall-mounting mount is characterized by comprising a rectangular upper mount and a lower mount, wherein the upper mount has a horizontally elongated convex slit with a protrusion at the bottom of the mount, and the lower mount has a protrusion protruding from the upper end of the mount with the horizontally elongated slit provided in the protruding convex part, the protrusion at the upper end of the lower mount is inserted into the horizontally elongated convex slit at the bottom of the upper mount, the horizontally elongated slit of the upper end of the lower mount fits into the protrusion of the horizontally elongated convex slit of the upper mount, the lower mount is attached to the upper mount, and the lower mount is detachable from the upper mount.

2. The wall-mounting mount according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper mount has a protruding convex portion and a fold line at the lower end of the upper mount, and the protruding convex portion is folded back and overlapped with the horizontally elongated convex slit convex portion.

3. The wall-mounting mount according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper mount has a fold line or perforation at the lower part of the upper mount, a protruding part at the lower end of the upper mount, and the fold line or perforation at the lower part of the upper mount is folded back so that the protruding part at the lower end of the upper mount overlaps the horizontally elongated protruding slit protrusion of the upper mount.

4. The wall-mounted mounting board according to claim 1, characterized in that a hanging portion and an adhesive penetration groove are provided at the upper end of the lower mounting board, and a calendar sheet is adhered to the upper end of the lower mounting board.

5. The wall-mounted mounting board according to claim 1, characterized in that a horizontal slit is provided at the lower part of the upper mounting board, and when a protruding projection provided at the lower end of the upper mounting board is folded, it is made to be longer than the position of the horizontal slit at the lower part of the upper mounting board, and a protruding projection and fold line are provided at the upper end of the lower mounting board, and the protruding projection has the horizontal slit, and the projection provided at the upper end of the lower mounting board is inserted into the horizontal slit at the lower part of the upper mounting board, the projection provided at the lower end of the upper mounting board is folded back and inserted into the horizontal slit provided at the projection of the lower mounting board, and the lower mounting board is attached to the upper mounting board.