AT13144U1 - System comprising a transport container and / or sales container for shoes and a bag - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a system (1) comprising a transport box and / or a sales box (2) for shoes, in particular for sports shoes, and a bag (3) made of a resilient material. In order to provide a system which has less weight, which requires less material and which is more environmentally friendly and consumer-friendly, the invention provides that the box (2) has a receiving space (4) for the shoes which is at least partially covered by a shoe Base plate (5) is limited, and at least two, preferably four walls (6, 7, 8, 9) extending from the base plate, wherein at least one wall (6) has an opening (12), wherein the pocket (3 ) has a receiving space for receiving the box (2), wherein the bag (3) has a handle (11) for carrying the bag (3), wherein the box (2) and the bag (3) are formed around the handle (11) through the opening (12) in one of the walls (6) when the box (2) is in the pocket (3). Furthermore, the invention relates to a transport box and / or a sales box for shoes.

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SYSTEM COMPRISING A TRANSPORT CONTAINER AND / OR SALES CONTAINER FOR SHOES AND A BAG

The invention relates to a system comprising a transport box and / or a sales box for shoes, especially for sports shoes, and a bag made of a resilient material. Furthermore, the invention relates to a transport box and / or a sales box for shoes.

For the transport and sales presentation in particular shoes must be packed in suitable containers. Cardboard boxes are well known in the art.

Furthermore, it is known from US 7,581,643 B2 to use bags for packaging a pair of sports shoes, which in turn are packaged in a container for transport and sales presentation.

Other transport systems, and in particular shoe boxes, are known from CN 2 861 065 Y, from DE 196 21 281 A1, from WO 2006/113508 A2, from GB 2 035 960 A and from FR 1 557 912 A.

Normally, a compromise must be made with regard to an optimized transport container for the sports shoes, on the one hand to allow a cost-effective logistics and on the other hand, an attractive appearance of the container during the sales presentation.

Other aspects of the shoe transport system are the space needed for transportation and the presentation of shoes in the shop. Also, the required amount of material for the production of the system is an issue. Furthermore, it is a disadvantage of existing systems for transporting and selling shoes that the systems are not sufficiently environmentally friendly and consumer friendly.

Therefore, it is the object of the invention to provide a system comprising a transport box and / or box for shoes and a bag of the type mentioned, which allows efficient handling and transport of the shoes and which is also suitable and fit, the shoes to present in an appealing way. The system should be producible in a cost effective manner and should be lighter in weight, requiring less material and more environmentally friendly and consumer friendly than prior art systems.

The solution to this problem is based on a system comprising a transport box and / or box for shoes, especially for sports shoes, and a bag made of a resilient material, wherein the box has a receiving space for the shoes, at least partially from a base plate is bounded, and at least two, preferably four walls extending from the base plate, wherein at least one wall having an opening, wherein the pocket has a receiving space for receiving the box, wherein the bag has a handle for carrying the bag, said Box and the bag are adapted to guide the handle through the opening in one of the walls when the box is in the bag, wherein at least two walls extend at an angle between 80 ° and 89 ° to the base plate, wherein the upper Ends of the walls, which are arranged at an angle, come closer.

Preferably, at least two walls, preferably all walls, extend to the base plate at an angle between 82 ° and 86 °. This makes stacking the boxes much easier.

Preferably, the opening in the middle of the wall is arranged. Furthermore, a slot can be arranged in the wall, which extends from the opening to an end of the wall remote from the base plate 1/27 asteroid. A preferred solution provides that the opening, seen in a direction perpendicular to the wall, has a circular or oval or rectangular shape.

The box may have a Abteilwandung which is connected to the base plate, wherein the Abteilwandung is arranged substantially perpendicular to the base plate and wherein the Abteilwandung the receiving space divided into two parts. The Abteilwandung may be made of a part of the base plate, which is cut out of the base plate and which is bent out of the plane of the base plate in a plane perpendicular to the base plate.

The compartment wall may further comprise at least one cutout in the end region remote from the base plate, which forms an opening in the compartment wall for carrying the box. The box may have a longitudinal axis with the compartment wall at an angle between 20 ° and 40 ° to the longitudinal axis. The box may be made of a flat plate member, wherein the walls and the partition wall are formed by parts of the flat plate member bent out of the plane of the flat plate member, and wherein the base plate is part of the flat plate member. The flat plate member may be a part punched out of a flat base material. At least one of the walls may be made of two wall parts formed from the flat plate member and folded together.

In order to simplify the assembly of the box, folds and / or punched areas between the base plate and the walls can be arranged.

The corners of the base plate may be rounded. The box is preferably made of cardboard or cardboard.

The transport box and / or box can also be used without a bag. In this case, it is a very advantageous feature of the box, if it has a Abteilwandung, which is connected to the base plate, wherein the Abteilwandlung is arranged substantially perpendicular to the base plate and wherein the Abteilwandung the receiving space divided into two parts.

The box may have all the design features as explained above.

The present invention thus relates to the field of transport boxes and carriers for shoes and in particular of transport boxes and carriers, which have less material mass and are more environmentally friendly and consumer-friendly. The shipping box of the present invention comprises a tray (ie box) having two or four side walls surrounding a base and a central handle / compartment so as to allow easy assembly, installation and removal of products such as a pair of shoes. be allowed.

The transport box or the shell further comprise at least one open area which is configured to accommodate shoes within the transport box. The shell also has a front and back wall that may be interchangeable for simplicity. The back and front walls are generally double walls, which are bisected by a hinge part, although single walls can also be considered. The back and front panels provide areas that are sized to receive tags and other markings, and have corner areas that may be recessed to exclude sharp corners that might snag the shoe carrier pocket. The handle / compartment wall is generally located in a central region of the base and extends into the open area. The handle / compartment wall can be used to carry the shell and / or to separate shoes in the shell.

The transport box further comprises one or more joint areas, such as a hinge part, which simplify the production, transport and stacking of the transport boxes. The shape and the shape of the transport boxes according to the present invention allow the storage by means of stacks, when the transport box in open 2/27

AT13144U1 2013-07-15 or used position. In particular, the walls of the transport boxes are angled in the open position and by means of one or more hinge parts in such a way as to allow angled stacking capability. For example, the vertical walls of the transport boxes may be angled towards the center (or handle / abbey) by a few degrees, e.g. B. by 6 degrees. With such vertically folded vertical walls, the shell is reinforced and also the opening is reduced upwards. Such a configuration prevents stacked trays from collapsing and forces the product upwardly within the tray to increase product friction and reduce the likelihood that the product will be displaced or fall out of the tray.

The front and back sides of the shell have at least one cut-out region, for. B. Finger grip hole to help in the assembly and disassembly of the shell. According to a preferred embodiment, the rear and / or front walls comprise a slotted area for receiving the handle in the closure area of the shoe carrier pocket. The cut-out area helps to close and open the bag to the shell when the entire transport carrier is assembled. When the handle of the bag containing the shoes is brought into the closed position by use of the slit and the cutout (opening), this arrangement allows to secure the shoes and shoes of dirt and dust during transportation, stacking or display to keep it clean in the shop. It is contemplated that the cutout of the finger grip hole (opening) will be located in an area that is not blocked by the pocket to assist in closing and opening the pocket to the shell.

The transport box may further have features such as holes, lugs, channels and the like for receiving the field, the label and for handling by the user. For example, the shoes, when placed in the box, may be placed in the box in such a manner that the lacing of the shoe is aligned with the handle. This arrangement helps to orient the handle in a substantially vertical direction relative to the base to act as a handle for the user.

The assembly of the transport boxes is efficient and involves taking a shallow or partially flat tray, folding or moving the handle / compartment wall up to the open area and folding the rear wall, front wall and side walls into a box configuration. If the back and front walls are double-walled, the back and front walls should be folded along the joint part and then brought into position. Clapped areas of the sidewalls may be placed within or along the front and back walls to secure the assembled configuration.

The transport box is designed so that it is lighter and requires less material than previously known cardboard shoeboxes. The transport box can be made of pulp, cast fibers, recycle paper or stiffer lightweight components such as plastic. The shipping box is preferably durable and reusable by a retailer or consumer and allows a retailer to stack the boxes or place them in a secure manner. For example, the transport of shoes does not require the use of previously known shoe boxes and is therefore cheaper and more environmentally friendly. Once purchased from a consumer, the tray is designed to aid disassembly to make it easier for the consumer to properly dispose of and / or recycle. Even if the shell remains in the shop, it can be easily disassembled by the staff. In that regard, each of the front and / or back panels may have an additional cutout for use as a finger grip hole to aid disassembly. It is also contemplated that the cutout used to lock the bag handle will be used as a finger grip hole to disassemble the cup.

The shoe support system according to the present invention avoids the need for additional shopping bags or cartons on the wholesaler, retailer or distributor

«Tirelessness FInSItY AT13144U1 2013-07-15 consumption level. Since the shoe wearer dispenses with the shoe box type carrier, it is up to 40% to 85% lighter than the existing previously known shoe boxes. This weight reduction causes significant cost savings.

The shoe box bag is an open bag that is closed at one end. The pocket may have a looped handle on one side of the open end that mates with an opening on the opposite side of the open end of the pocket. The bag is designed so that it surrounds (over the handle and the opening) the shell and / or the shoes located therein and closes. The closure is accomplished by inserting the handle of the bag through the slot and into the cutout of the shell (opening of the box). Once closed, the bag handle acts as a carry handle for the shell and shoes. To open the shipping box and gain access to the shoes, the user will open the pocket handle through the cutout and slot along the back or front wall of the tray and pull out the box while holding or restraining the tray. Accordingly, to close the shipping box, a user is allowed to slide the bag over one end (front or back wall) of the tray, pull the bag over the tray, and close the pocket handle by means of the slot and opening of the tray. The bag and shell containing the shoes prevent the shoes from rubbing against each other or rubbing against each other and keeping them in new condition for the last end user.

The shoebox bag according to the present invention is made of lightweight material, such as soft structured Tyvek, spunbonded polypropylene or natural fibers such as cotton. Preferably, the material is generally resistant to water and dust.

The transport box and the shoebox bag according to the present invention can be used for shoes such as running shoes and street shoes; however, consideration may also be given to replacing the shoes discussed here with clothing and other consumer merchandise.

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In the drawings, embodiments of the invention are shown.

Fig. 1 shows a perspective view of a system comprising a transport box for shoes and a bag made of a resilient material,

FIG. 1a is a perspective view of the system with the carton partially withdrawn from the pocket; FIG.

Fig. 2 shows a perspective view of the system of FIG. 1 without the pocket, d. H. the box,

Fig. 3 is a view of a flat plate member made of cardboard from which the box is assembled;

4 shows the flat plate element during assembly of the box in a first stage,

5 shows the plate element during assembly of the box in a second stage,

Fig. 6 shows the assembled box,

7 shows a perspective view of a part of the box, namely one of the ends of the box in an enlarged view,

Fig. 8 shows the front view of two boxes stacked on top of each other,

9 shows the top view of the assembled box,

Fig. 10 shows a perspective view of the system during the withdrawal of the transport box from the bag, 4/27

este ^ iciiische; Patent Office AT 13 144 Ul 2013-07-15 Fig. 11 shows a perspective view of the box with a pair of shoes during wear, Fig. 12 shows the system comprising the box and the bag during the process

Wearing, Fig. 13a,

Fig. 13b and

Fig. 13c shows a perspective view of the bag at various stages of inserting the handle of the bag into an opening; and Fig. 14 shows the bag with a pair of shoes in it during the course of the operation

Wearing.

In Fig. 1, a system 1 comprising a transport box and / or box 2 for shoes, especially for sports shoes, and a bag 3 made of resilient material. The bag 3 has a single handle 11. One of the end faces of the box 2, d. H. the wall 6 of the illustrated embodiment has a slot 10 which extends from one of the sides to the center of the wall 6. As can be seen, the handgrip 11 of the bag 3 is passed through the slot 10 until it reaches the position shown in FIG. 1, as will be seen in greater detail later. A sticker or label 19 is attached to the front side of the wall 6, z. B. glued. As can be seen, the sticker 19 is therefore visible when the shoes are stored in the pocket 3 with the box 2 around them.

In Fig. 1a, the box 2 is partially pulled out of the pocket 3. In Fig. 2, the box 2 is shown without the bag 3 around it. The box 2 has a partition wall 13 (which will be explained later in detail), which separates the receiving space 4 of the box 2 into two parts 4 'and 4 " divided.

In Fig. 3, a flat plate member 15 is shown, which consists of cardboard material and which is stamped out of a flat material to obtain the shape, as shown in Fig. 3. The flat plate member 15 is folded as seen in Figs. 4, 5 and 6 for three consecutive assembling steps to form the box 2. The box 2 has a base plate 5 which forms the bottom of the box 2. Four side walls 6, 7, 8 and 9 adjoin the base plate 5. Between the base plate 5 and the walls 6, 7, 8, 9 are folds 16 and / or punched out areas 17 arranged to facilitate the folding of the walls 6, 7, 8, 9 relative to the base plate 15 during assembly.

Two of the walls, d. H. the walls 6 and 8 consist of two wall parts 6 ', 6 " and 8 ', 8 " folded against each other to reinforce the walls 6 and 8, i. H. the walls 6 and 8 then have twice the wall thickness. For folding the two wall parts 6 ', 6 " or 8 ', 8 " can be arranged 16 folds here too.

Another design aspect is the slot 10 for insertion of the handle 11 of the pocket 3. As can be seen in Fig. 3, a corresponding punched-out area in the flat plate member 15 is arranged. When the wall parts 6 ', 6 " are folded, the slot 10 extends from the lateral end of the wall 6 in the center of the wall, as can be seen in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. As can be seen, the end of the slot 10 terminates in a circular shaped opening 12, as can also be seen in Figs. 1a and 2. The opening 12 provides a secure hold of the handle 11 of the bag 3 and also allows easy pulling of the box 2 during handling (see Fig. 10).

Another design aspect is the dividing wall 13, which is used to make the whole inner receiving space 4 of the box 2 into two parts 4 ', 4 " to divide (see eg Fig. 2). The Abteilwandung 13 is also part of the flat plate member 15 and is partially punched during the manufacture of the flat plate member 15. Thus, it is possible in a simple manner to bend the dividing wall 13 out of the plane of the base plate 5 into a position in which the plane of the dividing wall 13 is substantially perpendicular to the plane of the 5/27

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Base plate 5 is.

The partition wall 13 not only divides the receiving space into two parts, but also allows the carrying of the box 2 when the bag 3 does not wrap it (see Fig. 11). To simplify this, the compartment wall 13 has a cutout 14, which allows a secure grip of the compartment wall 13 and thus of the box 2. To be more specific, to preclude a finger from being cut while carrying the box 2 due to a sharp edge of the cutout 14, a preferred solution is to punch a semi-circular shape into the compartment wall 13 (not shown in the figures) ), wherein the roundness of the shape of the bottom of the box 2 faces. This semicircular punched-out part is then bent out of the plane of the compartment wall 13 and can be folded upwards. As a result, the finger carrying the box contacts a rounded surface and is not at risk of being cut.

As can be seen in Fig. 3, the box and in particular the base plate 5 has a longitudinal axis L. The compartment wall 13 is arranged at an angle α relative to the longitudinal axis L, which is approximately 20 ° in the illustrated embodiment.

In Fig. 3 it can also be seen that cutouts 22 in the end region of the wall parts 6 " and 8 " are punched. These cutouts facilitate the dismantling of the box 2 and support recycling.

During assembly, the compartment wall 13 is first bent into position (see Fig. 4). Then the walls are bent into position; this assembly step is shown in FIG. The finished assembled box 2 is shown in FIG.

In Fig. 7 can be seen in detail that the corners of the base plate 5 and the corners of the walls 6, 7, 8, 9 are rounded, as indicated by the reference numeral 18. These curves are made by stamping when the flat plate member 15 is manufactured (see Fig. 3).

A particularly rigid box is obtained when the flat plate member 15 also has flaps 20 which are connected to the walls 7 and 9. These flaps can be inserted between the two plies of wall parts 6 'and 6 " during the assembly of the box. or 8 'and 8 " to be ordered. Thus, the box 2 has a high rigidity, which is particularly advantageous when a number of boxes 2 are stacked on each other.

This is shown for two boxes 2 in FIG. 8. Here is another design detail visible. The walls 6, 7, 8, 9 do not extend at right angles to the base plate 5, but at a small angle γ (see Fig. 8) against the direction perpendicular to the base plate 5. D. h. the angle β between the plane of the base plate 5 and the plane of the walls 6, 7, 8, 9 is slightly below 90 °, in particular between 82 ° and 86 °, so that the angle γ is between 4 ° and 8 °. An angle β of 84 ° is preferred.

Thus, stacking becomes considerably easier when the box 2 is not covered by the bag 3.

Fig. 9 shows the assembled box 2 in plan view. The box can be easily pulled out of the pocket 3 by means of the opening 12 at one end of the slot 10, as shown in FIG. In Fig. 11 it can be seen how the box 2 can be worn without pocket 3 by means of the compartment wall 13. Fig. 12 shows the carrying of the system with the box 2 and the bag 3 by means of the handle 11 of the bag. 3

It is also possible to wear the shoes without the box 2 only with the bag 3, as shown in Fig. 13 and Fig. 14. In Fig. 13 it is shown in three successive steps how the handle 11 is passed through an opening 21 to close the bag 3 when the shoes are in it. The handle 11 is disposed on one side of the pocket opening. In Fig. 13a, the bag 3 is open and the shoes can be easily inserted or pulled out. In Fig. 13b is shown that the handle 11 is inserted through the opening 21 on the other side of the pocket opening to the bag 3 to 6/27

Close the handle 11, and the opening of the pocket 3 is closed.

A particular application of the system 1 according to the invention is to insert the handle 11 of the bag 3 from the outside of the wall 6 through the opening 12 into the interior of the box 2 when the box 2 is in the bag 3. This allows good protection against dust during storage of the shoes by means of the system, i. H. in this case, the box 2 is better sealed against the environment. A barcode sticker 19 is then more accessible. This application of the system is particularly advantageous when using a box 2 which does not have the slot 10 but only the opening 12 in one of the walls (not shown).

REFERENCE LIST 1 System 2 Transport Box and / or Sales Box 3 Chest 4, 4 ', 4 " Receiving space / part of the receiving space 5 base plate 6 wall 6 ', 6 " Wall part 7 wall 8 wall 8 ', 8 " Wall part 9 wall 10 slot 11 handle 12 opening 13 compartment wall 14 cutout 15 flat plate element 16 fold 17 punched out area 18 rounded corners 19 label / label 20 flap 21 opening 22 cutout L longitudinal axis α, β, γ angle 7/27

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asterreidBsd! «pitwiarot AT 13 144 Ul 2013-07-15 Claims 1. System (1) comprising a transport box and / or box (2) for shoes, in particular for sports shoes, and a bag (3) made of a resilient material, wherein the box (2) has a receiving space (4) for the shoes which is at least partially bounded by a base plate (5) and at least two, preferably four walls (6, 7, 8, 9) extending from the base plate in which at least one wall (6) has an opening (12), the pocket (3) having a receiving space for receiving the box (2), the pocket (3) having a handle (11) for carrying the pocket (3) with the box (2) and the pocket (3) being formed to guide the handle (11) through the opening (12) in one of the walls (6) when the box (2) in the pocket (3 ), wherein at least two walls (6, 7, 8, 9) to the base plate (5) at an angle (ß) between 80 ° un d 89 °, with the upper ends of the walls, which are arranged at an angle, come closer. 2. System according to claim 1, characterized in that at least two walls, preferably all walls (6, 7, 8, 9), extend to the base plate (5) at an angle between 82 ° and 86 °. 3. System according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the opening (12) in the middle of the wall (6) is arranged. 4. System according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that in the wall (6) a slot (10) is arranged, extending from the opening (12) to one of the base plate (5) remote end of the wall (6) extends. 5. System according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the opening (12) seen in a direction perpendicular to the wall (6) has a circular or oval or rectangular shape. 6. System according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the box (2) has a Abteilwandung (13) which is connected to the base plate (5), wherein the Abteilwandung (13) substantially at right angles to the base plate (5 ) and wherein the partition wall (13) divides the receiving space (4) into two parts (4 ', 4 "). 7. System according to claim 6, characterized in that the Abteilwandung (13) is made of a part of the base plate (5) which is cut out of the base plate (5) and from the plane of the base plate (5) in a plane perpendicular to the base plate (5) is bent out. 8. System according to claim 6 or 7, characterized in that the Abteilwandung (13) in the end of the base plate (5) remote end at least a cutout (14) having an opening in the Abteilwandung (13) for carrying the box (2 ). 9. System according to one of claims 6 to 8, characterized in that the box (2) has a longitudinal axis (L) and that the Abteilwandung (13) at an angle (a) between 20 ° and 40 ° to the longitudinal axis (L) runs. 10. System according to one of claims 6 to 9, characterized in that the box (2) is made of a flat plate member (15), wherein the walls (6, 7, 8, 9) and the Abteilwandung (13) through portions of the flat plate member (15) bent out of the plane of the flat plate member (15) are formed, and wherein the base plate (5) is part of the flat plate member (15). 11. System according to claim 10, characterized in that the flat plate element (15) is a part which is punched out of a flat base material. 8.27 §Stm "k #" 5idi's AT13 144U1 2013-07-15 A system according to claim 10 or 11, characterized in that at least one of the walls (6, 7, 8, 9) is made up of two wall parts (6 ', 6 ", 8', 8") formed from the flat plate element (15) are formed and folded against each other. 13. System according to any one of claims 10 to 12, characterized in that folds (16) and / or punched out areas (17) between the base plate (5) and the walls (6, 7, 8, 9) are arranged. 14. System according to any one of claims 1 to 13, characterized in that the corners of the base plate (5) are rounded (18). 15. System according to one of claims 1 to 14, characterized in that the box (2) consists of cardboard or cardboard. 16 transport box and / or a sales box (2) for shoes, in particular for sports shoes, wherein the box (2) has a receiving space (4) for the shoes, which is at least partially bounded by a base plate (5), and at least two, preferably four walls (6, 7, 8, 9) extending from the base plate, preferably for use in a system according to one of claims 1 to 15, characterized in that the box (2) has a partition wall (13), which is connected to the base plate (5), wherein the compartment conversion (13) is arranged substantially at right angles to the base plate (5) and wherein the dividing wall (13) divides the receiving space (4) into two parts (4 ', 4 "), wherein at least two walls (6, 7, 8, 9) to the base plate (5) at an angle (ß) between 80 ° and 89 ° extend, with the upper ends of the walls, which are arranged at an angle closer , 17. Box according to claim 16, characterized in that at least two walls, preferably all walls (6, 7, 8, 9), extend to the base plate (5) at an angle between 82 ° and 86 °. 18. Box according to claim 16 or 17, characterized in that the Abteilwandung (13) is made of a part of the base plate (5) which is cut out of the base plate (5) and from the plane of the base plate (5) in one Level perpendicular to the base plate (5) is bent out. Box according to any one of Claims 16 to 18, characterized in that the compartment wall (13) has at least one cutout (14) in the end region remote from the base plate (5), which has an opening in the compartment wall (13) for carrying the box (2) forms. 20. Box according to one of claims 16 to 19, characterized in that the box (2) has a longitudinal axis (L) and that the Abteilwandung (13) at an angle (a) between 20 ° and 40 ° to the longitudinal axis (L) runs. 21. Box according to one of claims 16 to 20, characterized in that the box (2) is made of a flat plate member (15), wherein the walls (6, 7, 8, 9) and the Abteilwandung (13) through portions of the flat plate member (15) bent out of the plane of the flat plate member (15) are formed, and wherein the base plate (5) is part of the flat plate member (15). 22. Box according to one of claims 16 to 21, characterized in that at least one wall (6) has an opening (12). 23. Box according to claim 22, characterized in that the opening (12) in the middle of the wall (6) is arranged. 24. Box according to claim 22 or 23, characterized in that in the wall (6) a slot (10) is arranged, extending from the opening (12) to one of the base plate (5) remote end of the wall (6 ). 9.27 Austrian pit «s disguises AT 13 144 Ul 2013-07-15 25. Box according to one of claims 22 to 24, characterized in that the opening (12) seen in a direction perpendicular to the wall (6) has a circular or oval or rectangular shape. 26. Box according to one of claims 21 to 25, characterized in that the flat plate member (15) is a part which is punched out of a flat base material. A box according to any one of claims 21 to 26, characterized in that at least one of the walls (6, 7, 8, 9) is made up of two wall parts (6 ', 6 ", 8', 8") made from the Plate member (15) are formed and which are folded against each other. 28. Box according to one of claims 21 to 27, characterized in that folds (16) and / or punched out areas (17) between the base plate (5) and the walls (6, 7, 8, 9) are arranged. 29. Box according to one of claims 16 to 28, characterized in that the corners of the base plate (5) are rounded (18). 30. System according to any one of claims 16 to 29, characterized in that the box (2) consists of cardboard or cardboard. 17 sheets of drawings 10/27