Frame structure

Abstract

A frame structure may include a frame layer, having a hollow portion in a central portion of the frame layer; a transparent layer, attaching and covering the hollow portion; and a sticking layer, sticking to the transparent layer, wherein a SEBS glue (namely a styrenic elastomeric glue) is coated on the sticking layer to enable the frame layer, transparent layer and a framed object to repeatedly and seamlessly attach to any flat surfaces.

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention relates to a frame structure, and more particularly a frame structure that is convenient and can be repeatedly used without sticky residue.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]People usually keep photos, pictures and commendations, and further frame them for the purpose of display. Conventional frame structure uses wood or metal to form a frame body that has an inner groove to engage a piece of glass, and the framed object is disposed between a back board and the glass. When a user wants to hang the frame structure onto the wall surface, the most common way is to use nails or double-sided tape. However, there are some disadvantages, such as: (i) conventional frame structure is made by a plurality of frame bars having inner grooves to secure the glass, framed objects and back board. When the frame structure is hung on the wall, the most common way is to use nails or double-sided tape, however, it may be inconvenient if the user wants to c...

AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

The present invention provides a frame structure that can securely attach to a wall and reduce material costs. The frame layer is made of resilient materials, while the sticking layer is a styrenic elastomeric glue that can be repeatedly used. This allows for fast securing and repeated sticking of the frame to the wall, and easy replacement of the framed object. When the sticking layer detaches from the flat surface, it can be completely detached without damaging the surface. Overall, the frame structure is a practical and cost-effective solution for securing objects to walls.

Problems solved by technology

However, there are some disadvantages, such as: (i) conventional frame structure is made by a plurality of frame bars having inner grooves to secure the glass, framed objects and back board.

When the frame structure is hung on the wall, the most common way is to use nails or double-sided tape, however, it may be inconvenient if the user wants to change the location of the frame structure; (ii) the nails will likely damage the wall surface, while the double-sided tape may leave some residues that are hard to remove; (iii) the material costs for wooden or metal frames are high; and (iv) the framed object is hard to be replaced.

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