DE1877971U - FOLDABLE SHOE BOX WITH FOLDABLE LID. - Google Patents

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Dr. HEINZ FEDER ^ ^Μ

^ Patent Attorney Files 63-20-86

Pempelforter Strasse 18 June 21, 1963 S / M

Company 3ÜT.7. S ο h u t, Eerbeek / Holland

Foldable shoebox with
foldable lid

To save space when transporting it, it is not yet common stapled together shoe boxes from the manufacturer fee cardboard boxes to the To be sent to the places where the shoes are packed. On the spot where the packaging of the shoes is made the actual box and the lid, each made of one piece, had to be folded up and stapled. Since shoes, and accordingly also shoe boxes, are mass-produced items, this is stapling time-consuming and costly as it was necessary, e.g. in the shoe factories, in addition to the staff doing the Shoes packed in the cardboard boxes, also employing staff to staple the cardboard boxes. There were also additional Machines, namely stapling machines, are necessary.

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The innovation concerns a foldable shoe box with a foldable Lid, which can also be transported in a flat state, but which is no longer stapled together in place of the packaging needs to be, which makes the above-mentioned laughable parts particularly be avoided in the case of mass-produced articles. According to the innovation, this is done by the fact that the shoebox has a four-part base, the four parts of which are folded up in the folded state and when unfolded one inside the other, and the upper hand of the side walls is flanged and glued for reinforcement.

The shoeboxes that are folded save space to be transported and can be opened with a handle before packing folded, whereby the four parts of the bottom fold down and, forming the sod, lie inside one another. Through the beaded and glued hand of the side walls, a sufficient rigidity of the now finished cardboard is guaranteed, so that without Another difficulty in packing the shoes is.

The cover, which can also be folded, has side walls that are glued together at the four corner points and at two opposite ones Each side has two creases so that the side walls can be folded inwards is just as easy to unfold. The operating personnel, which used to be for stapling the shoe boxes was necessary, is superfluous, so that a. Considerable cost saving occurs in the packaging.

To make it easier to attach a handle, in two openings can be provided on a side wall of the shoe box,

into which the two ends of a giiff are to be inserted. In order to achieve greater rigidity of the surface on which a handle is to be attached, the corresponding side wall of the lid can be provided with an overlap in which two openings are made which overlap with the openings in the side wall of the shoe box when each other the deekel is on the shoebox. This arrangement also has the Yorteil that fi remains through an already inserted Ha-Pfregriff with the corresponding shoe box when lifting the lid) 6 for example, for removal of a shoe for the fitting, the cover in "connection. This is especially very expedient if there is a further overlap on another side wall of the cover, expediently on the side wall opposite the side wall with the overlap, the fold between the side wall and the overlap having a perforation The price of the shoe, which is located in the shoe box, can be printed on, the overlap being easily separated from the lid due to the perforation and acting as a kind of control section.

With the help of the enclosed figures, the shoe box is explained in more detail after the innovation.

Figure 1 shows the actual box,
figur 2 the corresponding cover.

In the case of the actual box shown in Figure 1, the Floor 1 made up of four parts. These four parts Trorgrenig ± m together-

folded state folded up and lay sioh against the Side walls 2. The upper edge 3 of the side walls 2 is for reinforcement beaded and glued. In the side wall 2a, the two openings 9 for attaching a handle are arranged. In the case of the cover shown in FIG. 2, the side walls 4, 4a, 4b are glued to one another at the four corner points 5. The two opposite sides 4 each have two folding knees 6, so that the side walls 4, 4a, 4b can be folded inwards. An overlap 7 is provided on the side wall 4a, in which two openings 8 are arranged, which overlap with the openings 9 when the lid is on the shoe box. An overlap 1 (3 ^ is attached to the side wall 4b, where the crease 11 has a perforation so that the overlap 10 can be easily torn from the side wall 4b.

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Claims (5)

1.1 (01322 * 22.6.63 Sohutz claims 1. Foldable shoe box with a foldable lid, characterized in that that the shoebox has a four-part base (1), the four ropes of which folded up in the folded state and fold into each other when unfolding, and the upper edge (3) of the side walls (2) flanged for reinforcement and is glued. 2 «Foldable shoe box with a foldable lid according to claim 1, characterized in that characterized in that the side walls (4) of the lid are glued together at the four corner points (5) and at two opposite ones Pages are provided with two folds (6) so that the side walls (4) can be folded inwards. 3. Foldable shoe box according to claim 1, characterized in that two openings (9) in the side wall (2a) of the shoe box are arranged for attaching a handle. 4. Foldable shoe box according to claim 1 to 3, characterized in that that the side wall (2a) corresponding to the side wall (4a) of the cover is provided with an overlap (7) in which two openings (8) corresponding to the openings (9) are provided. 5. Foldable shoe box according to claim 2, characterized in that the side wall (4b) of the lid with an overlap (10) is provided and the fold (11) «is generally perforated.