ES2805431T3 - Distribution packaging and distribution package for use in clothing placement distribution - Google Patents

Abstract

Distribution packaging (1) for use in the distribution of placing clothes (2) on hangers (3), the hangers (3) having a hook portion (3a) and a clothing hanging portion (3b), wherein The distribution package (1) comprises a bottom wall (11) adapted to face down during distribution, an opposite upper wall (12) adapted to face up during distribution, and a plurality of additional walls (13a-d) , which extend along a height direction (H) between the lower wall (11) and the upper wall (12) and which together with the lower wall (11) and the upper wall (12) form a closed space adapted to protect clothes (2) and hangers (3) during distribution, a first fixing member (21) positioned in a first lateral portion (S1) of the enclosed space, the first fixing member (21) being adapted to extend along the height direction (H) and interact with the hook portion (3a) of one or more hangers (3) in a first set of hangers (3), a second fixing member (22) positioned in a second lateral portion (S2) of the closed space, opposite to the first lateral portion (S1) of the closed space, being the second fixing member (22) adapted to extend along the height direction (H) and interact with the hook portion (3a) of one or more hangers (3) in a second set of hangers (3), the first fixing member (21) being adapted to prevent movement of the respective hanger (3) in the first set of hangers (3) relative to the first fixing member (21) in a direction (L1) extending from the respective hanger (3) in the first set of hangers (3) towards the second fixing member (22), the second fixing member (22) being adapted to prevent movement of the respective hanger (3) in the second set of hangers (3) in relation to the second fixing member (22) in a direction (L2) q which extends from the respective hanger (3) in the second set of hangers (2) towards the first fixing member (21), a first set of stopper portions (41a-b) positioned on the first lateral portion (S1) of the closed space, the first stop portions (41a-b) being adapted to interact with the clothing hanging portion (3b) of the respective hanger (3) of said first set of hangers (3) and to prevent movement of the respective hanger (3) in relation to the first set of stopper portions (41 ab) in a direction (L1 ') that is parallel to the direction (L2) extending from the respective hanger (3) in the second set of hangers (2) towards the first fixing member (21), a second set of stopper portions (42a-b) positioned on the second lateral portion (S2) of the closed space, the second set of stopper portions (42a- b) adapted to interact with the clothing hanging portion (3b) of the respective hanger (3) in the second c on the set of hangers (3) and to prevent movement of the respective hanger (3) relative to the second set of stopper portions (42a-b) in a direction (L2 ') which is parallel to the direction (L1) which extends from the respective hanger (3) in the first set of hangers (3) towards the second fixing member (22), at least one removable intermediate plate (50) adapted to be positioned at a height (H1, H2, H3) between the bottom wall (11) and the top wall (12) to help hold the clothing (2) in place during dispensing, characterized in that the stopper portions (41a-b, 42a-b) comprise grooves (43 ) adapted to receive tabs (53) of the intermediate plate (50) to thereby support the intermediate plate (50) at said height (H1, H2, H3).

Description

DESCRIPTION

Distribution packaging and distribution package for use in clothing placement distribution

Field of the invention

The invention relates to a dispensing package for use in dispensing clothing on hangers, the hangers having a hook portion and a hanger portion.

The invention also relates to a distribution package for placing clothes on hangers, the distribution package including a first and a second garment, and a distribution package.

Technical background

Clothes are known to be distributed on hangers hung on racks inside large containers. One drawback to this is that it is designed to carry large amounts of clothing. Such a distribution can, for example, be used for transportation from a manufacturing site to a central distribution facility.

It is also known to distribute clothes in placement distribution where the clothes are folded and stacked in stacks. One drawback with such a layout is that most types of clothing wrinkle and some types of clothing are even damaged. Suit jackets with shoulder pads are a type of clothing that can be damaged by this type of distribution. DE 9408527 U1 and US 1450708 A disclose examples of distribution packaging for use in the distribution of hanging clothes.

Summary of the invention

It is an object of the invention to provide a dispensing package for use in clothes hanger dispensing, with a dispensing package that eliminates or at least reduces the problems of clothing being wrinkled and / or damaged.

This objective has been achieved by a distribution packaging for use in the distribution of hanging clothes on hangers according to claim 1.

With a distribution package designed in this way it is possible to safely distribute the laundry in the placement distribution. The placement distribution is useful for the distribution of a comparatively small amount of laundry. It is easy to stack multiple distribution packages one on top of the other when the packages rest on their respective main surfaces. The fact that it is useful for a comparatively small amount of clothing makes it possible to use the same packaging from the manufacturing site to the clothing store without the need to repackage at any central distribution facility.

The combination of the fastening member and the associated stopper portions will effectively hold in place any hanger attached to the respective fastening member and therefore also any garment on said hanger will be securely held in place. The fact that the distribution package is provided with a second fixing member and second stopper portions on the opposite side of the package provides good use of the available space, since the hangers and the portions of the clothes on the hangers generally build a height significantly greater than the portions of the clothing at a distance from its associated hanger. What's more, the fact that the hangers stay in place and the clothes stay in place on the hangers will result in the shape of the hangers continuing to support and protect the shape of the part of the clothes wrapped around the portion of hanging clothes on the hanger.

The stopper portions may be adapted to interact with the clothes hanging portion of the hangers in different ways depending, for example, on the different properties of the clothes being hung on the respective hanger.

In one embodiment, the stopper portions are positioned relative to the fixing member and designed relative to the hanger in such a way that the portion of the clothing wrapped around the upper edge of the straight or inclined clothing-hanging portion of the Hanger is clamped between the stopper portions and the garment hanging portion of the hanger. Thus, a fixation of the hanger and the clothes is provided. This support can be provided by an interference fit between the abutment portions and the hanger as such. Alternatively, support may be provided by a loose fit that is smaller than the thickness of the portion of the clothing adapted to fit between the stopper portions and the hanger.

In one embodiment, the stopper portions are positioned relative to the fixing member and are designed relative to the hanger so that there is a small clearance, i.e., a loose fit, between the stopper portions, the hanger and the clothes on the hanger. As long as the loose fit is not large enough to allow the hanger to separate from the fixing member, the hanger will still be prevented from moving freely in the dispensing packaging.

It is also conceivable to use combinations of the above designs in connection with interference fit and / or loose fit.

In one embodiment, the stopper portions are positioned relative to the fixing member and are designed relative to the hanger so that a first portion of the garment hanging portion abuts the stopper portions with an interference fit and a second portion of the garment hanging portion abuts the stop portions with a loose fit. In this situation, the first portion can be, for example, a portion close to the shank of the hook portion where there is no portion of the clothes wrapped around the hanger and the second portion can be two portions, one on each side, where there is a portion of the clothes wrapped around the hanger. In another embodiment, the first portion near the shank of the hook abuts the abutment portions with a loose fit and a second portion, made up of two portions on either side of the first portion, abuts the abutment portions with an interference fit. (the interference fit as such or a loose fit that is smaller than the thickness of the clothing). Such a design could be useful for attaching a hanger carrying a jacket. The shoulder portions of the jacket could be used to hold the hanger and jacket and the collar portion is in the loose fit, thus avoiding the collapse of the collar and lapel being forced to carry any load.

In this way, the stopper portions and the hanger can directly abut each other. The stopper portions and the hanger can abut each other directly in a loose fit and / or interference fit. The stopper portions and the hanger can support each other indirectly, that is, with a portion of the clothing between the stopper parts and the hanger. The stopper portions and the hanger can be supported by each other indirectly with an interference fit (interference fit as such or by a loose fit that is smaller than the thickness of the clothing) or a loose fit (which is also loose with the clothes between the stopper portion and the hanger).

Furthermore, the design may be provided with combinations of the above with respect to different portions of the post between the stopper portions and the hanger. The different portions may have a stop according to any of the direct / indirect / interference / loose stop versions.

When discussing the different directions, it may be useful to introduce a coordinate system with three orthogonal directions; a height that extends between the lower wall and the upper wall; a length extending between the first and second fixing members and a width extending along the extent of the clothes hanging portion of the clothes hangers. It should be noted that although the coordinate system is orthogonal, the actual physical members do not need to be completely orthogonal to each other. The different walls or other members may be inclined relative to each other. However, it is often preferred that the top and bottom walls are parallel to each other to facilitate stacking of a plurality of dispensing packages. Similarly, it is often preferred that the side walls extend truly orthogonal to the top and bottom walls, which will cause them to extend truly vertically, which is beneficial in view of their load bearing capacity during stacking of a plurality of distribution packaging.

The extension of the fixing members along the height direction may, in one embodiment, be such that they extend in parallel with the height direction. In this embodiment, the attachment member may be designed to present a single line of interaction and positioning of the hangers in the respective set of hangers. Alternatively, the fixing member may be designed to present two different lines of interaction and positioning of the hangers, for example depending on whether the hook is oriented to the left or to the right along the width direction. . The two different lines can be made by two separate members that form said fixing member or by a single fixing member that is asymmetrically designed. Asymmetrically it can be, for example, in the sense that the design along the width and length on one side of a center line along the length is different from the design along the width and length on the other side of said center line.

In another embodiment, the fixation members extend inclined such that they also extend along the length as it extends along the height. This incline can be continuous or stepped. With such a design, different hangers that interact with the fixing member will be offset neighboring hangers or at least other hangers offset by a relevant distance in height.

It should be noted that with the different types of displacements due to inclined fixing members or due to double positioning, the abutment portions must be correspondingly formed such that the abutment portions associated with the respective hanger meet the requirement that they are adapted to interact with the clothes hanging portion of the respective hanger to prevent movement of the respective hanger with respect to the stopper portions in a direction extending from the clothes hanging portion towards the hook portion of the respective hanger.

The dispensing package further comprises at least one removable intermediate plate adapted to be positioned at a height between the bottom wall and the top wall to help hold the clothing in place during dispensing. With the introduction of the intermediate plate, it is possible to separate the clothes individually or in sets of clothes along the height direction. In this way, the laundry has even less chance to move during distribution.

The intermediate plate is preferably made of paper or cardboard. The intermediate plate preferably has sufficient strength to be self-supporting, that is, it can support its own weight without any significant deformation. The intermediate plate is preferably self-supporting when the tabs are inserted into the grooves of the stopper portions.

The abutment portions comprise slots adapted to receive tabs of the intermediate plate to thereby support the intermediate plate at said height. In this way, the intermediate plate will not only separate the clothes from each other, but also maintain its position at the desired height.

The upper wall, the lower wall and the side walls of the distribution package may be formed of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard. This is a material that is comparatively inexpensive, easy to form into distribution packaging, lightweight, and still capable of providing distribution packaging that protects clothing during distribution.

The attachment members can be formed of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard. As mentioned above, this is a material that is comparatively inexpensive, easy to form into distribution packaging, lightweight, and still capable of providing distribution packaging that protects clothing during distribution.

It should be noted in this context that it is conceivable to use other combinations of materials. It is, for example, conceivable that the walls are made of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard and the fixing members and / or stop portions are made of another material, such as a plastic material or a metal. It is, for example, conceivable that the walls and the abutment portions are made of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard, and the fixing members are made of another material, such as a plastic material or a metal.

The fixing member may be formed by a sheet that bends around one or more fold lines that extend along the height direction. This is a useful way to provide a strong fixing member and still be able to design it out of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard.

The first set of stopper portions may comprise a first stopper portion positioned in a width direction, transverse to the height direction, on one side of the first fixing member and a second stopper portion positioned in the width direction at other side of the first fixing member. In this way, the hanger is prevented from swinging from side to side and therefore any clothes are more securely held in place in the distribution packaging.

Also, the second set of stopper portions may comprise a first stopper portion positioned in the width direction on one side of the second fixing member and a second stopper portion positioned in the width direction on another side of the second fixing member. .

The first and second abutment portions may comprise abutment surfaces which extend in a plane extending from one side in the direction of height. In this way, the abutment parts will present a abutment surface towards the hanger and the clothes on the hanger, even if the hanger and the clothes are slightly moved along the direction of height.

The first and / or second abutment portion comprises abutment surfaces extending in a plane extending away from its associated fixing member in an inclined direction having a width direction, transverse to the height direction, a component remote from its associated fixing member and in a length direction, transverse to the height and width direction, one component towards the other fixing member. Such a design will essentially follow the typical triangular or pointed shape of a coat hanger for jackets and shirts.

The first and / or second abutment portions may comprise abutment surfaces that extend in a plane extending away from their associated fixing member in a width direction transverse to the height direction and transverse to a length direction.

It can be seen that in one embodiment, both the first and second stop portions have the sloping extension. It can be seen that in another embodiment the first abutment portions have the inclined extent and the second abutment portions have the transverse extent. In the latter design, the jackets on the hangers are placed on the first butt portion and the pants or skirts on the straight hangers are placed on the second butt portions.

It can also be seen that the first and / or second abutment portion may, as such, also be combinations of inclined and transverse extensions, such that a central portion close to the fixation member, for example, is transverse and the distal portions a each side are slanted, or vice versa.

The abutment parts can be formed of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard. As mentioned Previously, this is a material that is comparatively inexpensive, easy to form into distribution packaging, lightweight, and still capable of providing distribution packaging that protects clothing during distribution.

According to one aspect, a dispensing package is provided for use in distributing clothes on hangers, the hangers having a hook portion and a garment hanging portion, wherein the dispensing package comprises a first fixing member and a first set of stopper portions positioned on a first side portion, and wherein the dispensing package further comprises a second fixing member and a second set of stopper portions positioned on a second side portion.

The above object has also been approached with a distribution package for the distribution of clothes placement on hangers according to claim 10.

In this way, the clothes can be distributed in hanging distribution and still be protected from wrinkles or damage.

The length direction may be oriented relative to the respective hanger along a direction in which the clothes will hang vertically down the hanger when the hanger is hung on a horizontally extending rod and where said length direction during distribution it is arranged horizontally.

The package may further comprise a removable intermediate plate between the first garment and the second garment. Alternatively, the removable intermediate plate is located between a first set of clothing and a second set of clothing. In the latter design, therefore, the intermediate plate is not located between each individual item of clothing but rather between sets or groups of clothing.

Brief description of the drawings

The invention will be described by way of example in more detail with reference to the accompanying schematic drawings, which show a presently preferred embodiment of the invention.

Figure 1 is an exploded perspective view of a distribution package.

Figure 2 is a view corresponding to Figure 1 from another direction.

Fig. 3a is a top plan view showing a jacket on a hanger in the dispensing package.

Fig. 3b is a top plan view showing the dispensing package of Fig. 3a in a state where another jacket has been placed on a hanger in the dispensing package.

Figure 4 is a blank adapted to be folded to form bottom, top and side walls of the dispensing package.

Figure 5 is a blank adapted to be folded to form a stopper portion.

Figure 6 is a blank adapted to be folded to form a fixing member.

Figure 7 is an intermediate plate member adapted to interact with the grooves in a stop portion formed from the blank of Figure 5.

Figure 8 is a plate member adapted to interact with the grooves in a stop portion formed from the blank of Figure 4.

Detailed description of the preferred embodiments

In figure 1 and in figure 2, two different perspective exploded views of a distribution package 1 are shown. The distribution package 1 is adapted for use in the distribution of placing clothes 2 on hangers 3; see, for example, Figure 3a and Figure 3b.

The hangers 3 typically have a hook portion 3a and a clothes hanger portion 3b.

The dispensing pack 1 comprises a bottom wall 11 with an outer surface adapted to look down during dispensing (in Figures 1 and 2, reference numeral 11 points to the inner surface of the bottom wall 11 that is intended to look down upward during dispensing), an opposite top wall 12 with an outer surface adapted to face upward during dispensing, and a plurality of additional walls 13a-d.

As is evident from figure 4, the bottom wall 11 and the top wall 12, respectively, are in the preferred embodiment formed by two panels 11a, 11b and 12a, 12b adapted to fold towards each other forming the bottom walls 11 and higher 12.

The additional walls 13a-d are adapted to extend along a height direction H between the lower wall 11 and the upper wall 12 and form, together with the lower wall 11 and the upper wall 12, a closed space adapted to protect clothes 2 and hangers 3 during distribution.

The distribution package 1 comprises a first fixing member 21 positioned in a first lateral portion S1 of the closed space and a second fixing member 22 positioned in a second lateral portion S2 of the closed space, opposite to the first lateral portion S1 of the closed space .

The first fixing member 21 is adapted to extend along the height direction H and interact with the hook portion 3a of one or more hangers 3 in a first set of hangers. The first fixing member 21 is adapted to prevent movement of the respective hanger 3 in the first set of hangers relative to the first fixing member 21 in a direction L1 extending from the hook portion 3a towards the hanging portion clothes 3b from the respective hanger 3.

The second fixing member 22 is adapted to extend along the height direction H and interact with the hook portion 3a of one or more hangers 3 in a second set of hangers. The second fixing member 22 is adapted to prevent movement of the respective hanger 3 in the second set of hangers with respect to the second fixing member 22 in a direction L2 extending from the hook portion 3a towards the clothes hanging portion. 3b of the respective hanger 3.

The dispensing package 1 comprises a first set of stopper portions 41a-b positioned on the first side portion S1 of the closed space and a second set of stopper portions 42a-b positioned on the second side portion S2 of the closed space.

The first stopper portions 41a-b are adapted to interact with the clothes hanging portion 3b of the respective hanger 3 of said first set of hangers and to prevent movement of the respective hanger 3 relative to the first set of stopper portions 41a-b in a direction L1 'extending from the clothes hanging portion 3b towards the hook portion 3a of the respective hanger 3.

The second set of stopper portions 42a-b are adapted to interact with the clothes hanging portion 3b of the respective hanger 3 on the second set of hangers and to prevent movement of the respective hanger 3 relative to the second set of portions. stop 42a-b in a direction L2 'extending from the clothes hanging portion 3b towards the hook portion 3a of the respective hanger 3.

It should be noted that in the embodiment shown, the direction L1 'is parallel to the direction L2 and the direction L2' is parallel to the direction L1.

When discussing the different directions, it may be useful to introduce a coordinate system with three orthogonal directions; a height H extending between the lower wall and the upper wall; a length L extending between the first and second attachment members 21, 22 and a width W orthogonal to the length L and the height H. In the embodiment shown, the width W will have an extension along the main extension of the clothes hanging portion 3b of the hangers 3.

The distribution package comprises at least one removable intermediate plate 50 adapted to be positioned at a suitable height H1 or H2 or H3 (see figure 2) between the bottom wall 11 and the top wall 12 to help keep the clothes 2 in place. during distribution. The intermediate plate 50 is adapted to separate the clothes 2 individually or in sets of clothes along the height direction H. For example, it may be useful to place a hanger 3 with a jacket 2 on the first fixing member 21 and place a hanger 3 with a jacket 2 on the second fixing member 22 (see figure 3a). Subsequently, an intermediate plate 50 can be placed on top of the two jackets (the two jackets thus forming a set of clothing).

The stopper portions 41a-b. 42a-b comprise slots 43 adapted to receive tabs 53 of intermediate plate 50 to thereby support intermediate plate 50 at said height H1, H2, H3. In this way, the intermediate plate 50 will not only separate the clothes 2 from each other, but will also maintain its position at the intended height H1, H2, H3.

The upper wall 12, the lower wall 11 and the side walls 13a-d of the distribution package 1 are formed of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard. This is achieved, for example, by providing a sheet (see figure 4) with the different walls 11, 12, 13a-d formed as different portions adapted to be folded to form said closed space. In Figures 4-6, the solid lines indicate that the material is cut through the full thickness of the material, and the dotted lines indicate crease or fold lines, where the material is intended to fold. The fold or fold lines can be formed by a perforation or other type of partial cutting of the material; partial when it comes to the thickness and / or partial when it comes to the extension along the line. The fold of the fold lines can also be formed by locally compressing the material so that it locally loses some of its flexural rigidity.

The fixing members 21, 22 are formed of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard.

The fixing members 21, 22 are formed by a sheet (see figure 6) which is folded around a plurality of fold lines 21a-d adapted to extend along the height direction H once the respective member fixing 21,22 is installed in the distribution package 1. The fixing members 21, 22 extend with their main extent parallel to the height direction H.

The first set of stopper portions 41a-b comprises a first stopper portion 41a positioned in a width direction W, transverse to the height direction H, on one side of the first fixing member 21 and a second stopper portion 41b positioned in the width direction W on the other side of the first fixing member 21. In this way, the hanger 3 is prevented from swinging from side to side and therefore any clothes 2 are more securely in place in the distribution packing 1.

Also, the second set of stopper portions 42a-b comprises a first stopper portion 42a positioned in the width direction W at one side of the second fixing member 22 and a second stopper portion 42b positioned in the width direction W at other side of the second fixing member 22.

As shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2, the first and second abutment portions 41a-b, 42a-b comprise abutment surfaces extending in a plane which, on the one hand, extends in the direction height H and, on the other hand, is inclined such that it extends away from its associated fixing member in an inclined direction having a width direction W, transverse to the height direction H, a component remote from its member associated fixing device and in a direction of length L1, transverse to both height H and width W, one component towards the other fixing member. In the embodiment shown in the figures, this inclined extension is achieved by a flat surface that extends in the height direction H and forms a triangle with the respective corner of the distribution package 1. Such a design will essentially follow the typical triangular or pointed shape. of a hanger for jackets and shirts. In this way, the abutment parts will present a abutment surface towards the hanger and the clothes on the hanger, even if the hanger and the clothes are slightly moved along the direction of height.

The stopper portions 41a-b, 42a-b are formed of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard. This is achieved, for example, by providing a sheet (see Figure 5) with different portions that are adapted to fold to form a triangular prismatic body. The blades forming the stopper portions 41a-b, 42a-b are provided with the aforementioned grooves 43 adapted to receive the tabs of the intermediate plates 50. The blades forming the stopper portions 41a-b, 42a-b are provided with tabs 44 adapted to be received in the grooves 14 in the sheet forming the upper 12, lower 11 and lateral walls 13a-d (see figure 4).

A rectangular portion 15 of the sheet in Figure 4 is cut along three sides (solid lines) and folded around a fourth side (dashed line). This rectangular portion 15 forms a flap 15 that provides access to the fixing member 21 in such a way that the hook portion 3a of the hangers 3 can be placed in position but a movement contrary to the direction of height H. Figure 4 is also provided with a slot 16 that extends as a continuation of the cut around portion 15. This slot 16 allows the stem portion 3c of the hanger 3 to move downward so that the hanger 3 and the clothes 2 are positioned at the desired height H. In Figure 1 and Figure 2, the flap 15 is in an open position in the first side portion S1 and in a closed position in the second side portion S2. In Figures 3a and 3b, fins 15 are removed for clarity. Once the hangers 3 are in position, the flap 15 is closed.

In the embodiment shown, the dispensing package 1 also comprises a top plate 60 (see Figure 8). The top plate 60 is adapted to be positioned on top of the laundry stack before the top wall 12 is formed by closing the two flaps together. The upper plate 60 is similar to the intermediate plate 50 provided with tabs 63 adapted to be inserted into grooves in the side walls or in the abutment portions.

In Fig. 3b, a distribution package for placing clothes 2 on hangers 3 is shown, the hangers 3 having a hook portion 3a and a clothes hanging portion 3b. The distribution package comprises

a first garment 2,

a second item of clothing 2 ', and

a distribution package 1 with a first fixation member 21 and a second fixation member 22, wherein the first garment 2 is arranged on a first hanger 3 that is attached to the first fixation member 21 and extends in a direction of length L1 from said hanger 3 towards the second fixing member 22, and the second garment 2 'is arranged on a second hanger 3 which is attached to the second fixing member 22 and extends from said hanger 3 in a direction of length L2 towards the first fixing member 21.

It should be noted that the length direction L1, L2 is relative to the respective hanger 3 oriented along a direction in which the clothes 2, 2 'will hang vertically down from the hanger 3 when the hanger is hung on a rod that it extends horizontally and wherein said direction of length L1, 12 during distribution is arranged horizontally.

For the sake of clarity, removable intermediate plate 50 has been removed from Figure 3b. In distribution, the removable intermediate plate 50 is preferably present between the first garment 2 and the second garment 2 'or between a first set of clothing and a second set of clothing.

It is contemplated that there are numerous modifications of the embodiments described herein, which still fall within the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.

It should be noted in this context that it is conceivable to use other combinations of materials. It is, for example, conceivable that the walls are made of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard and the fixing members and / or stop portions are made of another material, such as a plastic material or a metal. It is, for example, conceivable that the walls and the abutment portions are made of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard, and the fixing members are made of another material, such as a plastic material or a metal.

The first and / or second abutment portions may comprise abutment surfaces that extend in a plane extending away from their associated fixing member in a width direction transverse to the height direction and transverse to a length direction. This can be, for example, suitable for the design of hangers for pants or skirts.

It can be seen that in one embodiment, both the first and second stop portions have the sloping extension. It can be seen that in another embodiment the first abutment portions have the inclined extent and the second abutment portions have the transverse extent. In the latter design, the jackets on the hangers are placed on the first butt portion and the pants or skirts on the straight hangers are placed on the second butt portions. In one embodiment, both the first and second abutment portions have the transverse extension.

The transverse extension can be achieved, for example, simply by removing the triangular prismatic elements in Figure 1 and Figure 2, in one or both side portions S1, S2. In such case, the intermediate plate 50 will be designed as the upper plate 60 in the side portion S1, S2 where there is no triangular prismatic element. If the triangular prismatic elements are eliminated in both the side portions S1 and S2, the upper plate 60 can be used as intermediate plates. The tabs 63 of the plates 60 will then be inserted into the grooves 14, 14 'formed in the panels 13c' and 13a 'which form the internal surfaces of the side walls 13c and 13a. Alternatively, the triangular prismatic elements can be replaced by rectangular prismatic elements provided with grooves.

It should be noted that when triangular and rectangular prismatic elements are discussed reference is made to geometric shape. The elements do not need to physically have all the side surfaces. It is sufficient that the surface forming the stopper portions is present to form the stopper portion. Preferably, the surfaces that form the abutment portions are fully present. The other surfaces may be totally or partially missing.

It can also be seen that the first and / or second abutment portion may, as such, also be combinations of inclined and transverse extensions, such that a central portion close to the fixation member, for example, is transverse and the portions distal to each side are slanted, or vice versa.

Claims (12)

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Distribution packaging (1) for use in the distribution of placing clothes (2) on hangers (3), the hangers (3) having a hook portion (3a) and a clothing hanging portion (3b), wherein the distribution package (1) comprises a bottom wall (11) adapted to face down during distribution, an opposite upper wall (12) adapted to face up during distribution, and a plurality of additional walls (13a- d), which extend along a height direction (H) between the lower wall (11) and the upper wall (12) and which together with the lower wall (11) and the upper wall (12) form a Enclosed space adapted to protect clothes (2) and hangers (3) during distribution, a first fixation member (21) positioned in a first lateral portion (S1) of the enclosed space, the first fixation member (21) being adapted to extend along the direction of height (H) and interact with the portion of hook (3a) of one or more hangers (3) in a first set of hangers (3), a second fixation member (22) positioned in a second lateral portion (S2) of the closed space, opposite to the first lateral portion (S1) of the closed space, the second fixation member (22) being adapted to extend along the height direction (H) and interact with the hook portion (3a) of one or more hangers (3) in a second set of hangers (3), the first fixing member (21) being adapted to prevent movement of the respective hanger (3) in the first set of hangers (3) relative to the first fixing member (21) in a direction (L1) extending from the respective hanger (3) in the first set of hangers (3) towards the second fixing member (22), the second fixing member (22) being adapted to prevent movement of the respective hanger (3) in the second set of hangers (3) relative to the second fixing member (22) in a direction (L2) extending from the respective hanger (3) in the second set of hangers (2) towards the first fixing member (21 ), a first set of stopper portions (41a-b) positioned in the first lateral portion (S1) of the closed space, the first stopper portions (41a-b) being adapted to interact with the clothes-hanging portion (3b) of the respective hanger (3) of said first set of hangers (3) and to prevent movement of the respective hanger (3) relative to the first set of stopper portions (41 ab) in a direction (L1 ') that is parallel to the direction (L2) extending from the respective hanger (3) in the second set of hangers (2) towards the first fixing member (21), a second set of stopper portions (42a-b) positioned on the second side portion (S2) of the enclosed space, the second set of stopper portions (42a-b) being adapted to interact with the clothes hanging portion (3b) of the respective hanger (3) in the second set of hangers (3) and to prevent movement of the respective hanger (3) relative to the second set of stopper portions (42a-b) in one direction (L2 ') which is parallel to the direction (L1) extending from the respective hanger (3) in the first set of hangers (3) towards the second fixing member (22), at least one removable intermediate plate (50) adapted to be positioned at a height (H1, H2, H3) between the bottom wall (11) and the top wall (12) to help hold the clothing (2) in place during distribution, characterized in that the stop portions (41a-b, 42a-b) comprise grooves (43) adapted to receive tabs (53) of the intermediate plate (50) to thereby support the intermediate plate (50) in said height (H1, H2, H3). A distribution package according to claim 1, wherein the top wall (12), the bottom wall (11) and the side walls (13a-d) of the distribution package (1) are formed of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard. 3. Distribution packaging according to any one of claims 1-2, wherein the fixing members (21, 22) are formed of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard. A distribution package according to claim 3, wherein the fixing member (21, 22) is formed by a sheet that is folded around one or more fold lines (21a-d) extending along the height direction (H). 5. Distribution packaging according to any one of claims 1-4, wherein the first set of stopper portions (41a-b) comprises a first stopper portion (41a) positioned in a width direction (W), transverse to the height direction (H), on one side of the first fixing member (21) and a second stop portion (41b) positioned in the width direction (W) on another side of the first fixing member (21). A distribution package according to claim 5, wherein the second set of stopper portions (42a-b) comprises a first stopper portion (42a) positioned in the width direction (W) on one side of the second fixing member (22) and a second stopper portion (42b) positioned in the width direction (W) on another side of the second fixing member (22). A distribution package according to any one of claims 1-6, wherein the first and second stopper portions (41a-b, 42a-b) comprise stop surfaces extending in a plane extending on one side in the direction of height (H), wherein the first and / or second abutment portion (41 ab, 42a-b) comprise abutment surfaces that extend in a plane extending away from its associated fixing member (21, 22) in an inclined direction having a width direction (W), transverse to the height direction (H), a component remote from its fixing member associated (21, 22) and in a direction of length (L), transverse to the direction of height (H) and width (W), one component towards the other fixing member (22, 21). A distribution package according to claim 7, wherein the first and / or second abutment portion (41a-b, 42a-b) comprise abutment surfaces extending in a plane extending away from its associated fixing member (21,22) in a width direction (W) transverse to the height direction and transverse to a length direction (L). Distribution packaging according to any one of claims 1-8, wherein the stopper portions (41a-b, 42a-b) are formed of cardboard, preferably corrugated cardboard. 10. Distribution package for the distribution of placing clothes (2) on hangers (3), the hangers (3) having a hook portion (3a) and a clothing hanging portion (3b), the distribution package comprising a first garment (2), a second garment (2 '), and a distribution packaging (1) according to any one of claims 1-9, wherein The first garment (2) is arranged on a first hanger (3) which is attached to the first fixing member (21) and extends in a direction of length (L1) from said hanger (3) towards the second member of attachment (22) and the second garment (2 ') is arranged on a second hanger (3) which is attached to the second attachment member (22) and extends from said hanger (3) in a length direction (L2 ) towards the first fixing member (21). 11. Distribution package according to claim 10, wherein said length direction (L1, L) is relative to the respective hanger (3) oriented along a direction in which the clothes (2, 2 ') will hang vertically downwards from the hanger (3) when the hanger (3) is hung on a horizontally extending bar and where said length direction during distribution is horizontally arranged. Dispensing package according to claim 10 or 11, wherein the dispensing package further comprises a removable intermediate plate (5) between the first garment (2) and the second garment (2 ') or between a first set of clothes and a second set of clothes.