DE1855374U - FOLDABLE TOY HOUSE. - Google Patents

Description

Collapsible toy house Collapsible toy house It is assumed that there are various large-scale games there are witnesses for children, such as B. doll kitchens, shops, puppet theaters, etc., which are usually not or only very difficult to put together. The invention represents a novelty, as a complete toy house can be set up from 5 sheets of cardboard or corrugated cardboard delivered flat in a few simple steps, without additional materials, and this house can also be put away in flat sheets after use.

This makes the production extremely economical and accordingly cheap to carry out. There are no transport or storage problems.

The invention provides that two sheets of cardboard, corrugated cardboard or similar material (Figure 1) can be worked by punching and punching in such a way that that there are two sheets each (Figure 2), which are also made by punching, punching, Kink lines and tuck-in flaps are prepared in the appropriate places of Figure 1 can be inserted. The tuck-in flaps a1, a2, a3 and a4 of Figure 2 in the corresponding recesses initially b1, b2, b3, b4 of the figure 1 and c1, c2, c3, e4 of FIG. 2. In this way, a firm locking is created. The plug-in parts are later not to be seen from the outside. The punchings d1 and d2 should represent later windows and can be of any shape and figures are changed. So mostly there is a need in an arch of the part of Figure 2 punch out a door (d3) instead of the window, so that this Arch as a whole has the appearance of Figure 3.

There are protruding corners on the top edges of all sheets e1, e2, e3 in Figure 1 and f1 and f2 in Figure 2 and Figure 3, respectively. These form parts the connection to the roof of the house (Figure 4). In Figure 4 leg. the punched holes in the appropriate places so that the protruding parts e and f into the recesses g1, g2, g3, g4, g5 and g6 snap into place and thus a firm connection of the roof with represent the side walls.

During the punching, the punching waste, especially from the windows and doors (d1, d2, d3) are used to form additional parts.

It is particularly thought of making a small chimney from part d3 to shape, which then by crease lines and punchings with a tuck-in flap like that is prepared so that it can also be assembled without additional materials can be. Its protruding cams h1 and h2 can then be in the roof engage corresponding recesses i1 and i2 and thus enable a tight fit.

Figure 5 then shows a composition of the fully assembled toy house.

Claims (1)

Hats to pr üohe: ================================= 1.) Collapsible toy house made of corrugated cardboard, cardboard or similar. Material, characterized in that two pre-processed sheets by punching and punching engage in two sheets also prepared by punching, punching, crease lines and tuck-in flaps and thus form a four-sided house that can be put together without additional materials and without gluing or stapling. A roof is placed on the four-sided house by placing a 5th arch, also prepared by punching and punching out. 2,) Protection claim according to claim 1, characterized in that additional parts such as chimneys or other small pieces of equipment can be worked out from the punching waste generated during the operations. 3.) Protection claim according to 1 and 2, characterized in that the window and doors, if necessary, with films or textiles, curtains stuck behind them or can get curtains.