JP2000052678A - Housing box for old newspapers/flyers/old magazines - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To facilitate the accumulation and tying of old newspapers or the like by a method wherein a box main body is formed into a square shape of which the upper surface is open using a bond paper or the like, and by using a bottom plate which is placed on the bottom part, a tied part of a string which is tied into a cross-shape is fastened, and the remaining parts of the string are pulled out to the outside of the box main body. SOLUTION: A box main body 1 which houses old newspapers and old magazines is formed into a square shape of which the upper surface is open, of a bond paper or the like, and on one of side surfaces of the box main body 1, which are adjacent, and on a side surface which is confronted with the side surface, a string passing hole 3 is formed at the upper center, and on the other confronted side surfaces, a string passing hole 4 which works as a handle as well, is formed. Also, at the centers of the upper end edges of the four side surfaces, a notch 5 for the fixation of the string is formed. On the bottom part of the box main body 1, a bottom plate made of a bond paper is arranged, and by using a clearance between the bottom plate and the bottom part, a knot of a string 12 which is tied into a cross-shape is located, and remaining parts of the string 12 are engaged with the notches 5. Under this state, old newspapers or the like are housed in the box main body 1, and the old newspapers or the like which are filled to the top are tied with the string 12, and taken out to the outside.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention is intended to store unnecessary newspapers, flyers, and magazines that have been read, and to take them out of the storage box while being tied with a string. The present invention relates to an old newspaper, flyer, and old magazine storage box that can be disposed of together with newspapers, flyers, and old magazines and that can be reused as recycled paper.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in order to store old newspapers, old newspapers are folded and stored in a rectangular paper bag having an open upper surface, and when disposing of the old newspaper, the paper bag is also sent to a collection company.

Also, as a plastic old newspaper storage rack, both ends of a rectangular bottom plate are formed along the bottom plate by 90 degrees.
° A bent side frame is erected, a groove is provided in the bottom plate in a cross shape, a part of a string is fitted along this groove, and after storing the old newspaper to a certain height on the bottom plate, There is an old newspaper storage rack that can take out old newspaper from the upper part of the rack by fastening a string hanging in a cross in a cross shape.

[0004]

The above-mentioned conventional paper bag in which old newspapers are stored and the paper bags are disposed together with the old newspapers has a problem that the cost of the bags is low, but it is difficult to carry, and the paper is thin, so that the paper is easily broken. There is a point. Also, plastic old newspaper storage racks are expensive and the part of the string that hits the bottom of the old newspaper is good, but the string that hits other parts can not be fixed, so it must be kept in a messy state. No, the appearance is bad. Further, the rack must be incinerated when it is disposed of, and there is a risk that harmful substances may be generated, so that the rack cannot be easily incinerated.

[0005] In view of the above, the present invention makes it easy to carry a storage box and take out old newspapers, flyers and old magazines. After the storage box has been used up, it can be disposed of together with old newspapers, flyers and old magazines. The aim is to provide a storage box for old newspapers, flyers and old magazines that can be reused as paper.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, an old newspaper / flyer / old magazine storage box according to the present invention is a rectangular body having an open upper surface, and a cord insertion hole is provided at an upper portion of each side surface of a cardboard box body. A string fixing notch is formed at the upper end edge of each side surface, a cardboard bottom plate is provided at the bottom in the box body, and a cross groove is formed at the center of the bottom plate. On the left and right sides of the cross groove, there is a long string fixing groove extending in the left and right direction, and on the bottom plate, before and after the cross groove, a long string fixing groove in the front and rear direction is formed. The part has a knot, and the knot of the paper cord branched into four from the knot is detachably press-fitted, and each cord is detachably press-fitted halfway into the string fixing groove,
The leading end of each string is projected from the string insertion hole to the outside of the box body, is suspended again from the string fixing notch into the box body, and one adjacent side surface of the box body and this side surface. It is characterized in that the string insertion holes on the opposing sides are also used for holding.

Further, the side surface of the box main body is folded upward and inward to form a double.

In the present invention having the above structure, since the box body, the bottom plate and the string are made of paper, when the storage box is used up and disposed of, the storage box can be disposed of together with old newspapers, flyers and old magazines and recycled as recycled paper. Available. Also, the knot at the center of the string is press-fitted into the center of the cross groove on the bottom plate, and each of the branched strings is press-fitted halfway into the string fixing groove, so the string on the bottom plate in the box body is fixed to the bottom plate. ing.

The part of the string that rises along the inner surface of the box body projects from the upper part of the string through the upper part of the string insertion hole to the middle of the leading part of the string, and is cut into the string fixing notch at the upper edge of the side surface. Because it is hung, it can be fixed in a stretched state. When storing old newspapers, flyers, and old magazines in the box body, take out the hanging string from the notch when it is full and take it out, take it out of the box body, take out the end of the string from the outside of the string insertion hole If you pass into the main body and put the tip out of the box body again, the string part in the box body hits the bottom side of the old newspaper / flyer / old magazine, so it comes out of the box body and opposes What is necessary is just to bind the other end of a string. And you can easily take out old newspapers, flyers and old magazines by pulling it out with a string. After taking out, remove the bottom plate from the string and replace the string. If it is difficult to pull out the box, hold the box upside down and pull up the box to separate it from old newspapers.

When the side of the box body is doubled, the strength of the cardboard box body is increased in combination with the bottom plate at the bottom, and the box body can be used for a long time. Since the side surface is folded upward to be double, even if the upper edge of the side surface is touched by a hand, a sharp corner is not formed, so that there is no damage. In addition, since it has a string insertion hole that also serves as a handle,
It is easy to carry flyers and old magazines.

[0011]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS One embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of an old newspaper / old magazine storage box of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional side view of the same, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a state in which a string is fixed to a bottom plate, and FIG. FIG. 5 is a side view showing a use state, and FIG.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a box body for storing old newspapers, flyers, and old magazines 2. The box body 1 is made of cardboard and has a square shape with an open upper surface. Any type of cardboard, such as paperboard or corrugated cardboard, can be used. A string insertion hole 3 is formed at the upper center of one adjacent side surface of the box body 1 and the side surface facing the side surface, and is laterally elongated at the upper center of the other adjacent side surface and the side surface facing this side surface. A string insertion hole 4 that is also used as a handle is formed.

A string fixing notch 5 is formed at the center of the upper edge of each of the four side surfaces. The side face is formed by folding the cardboard upward and inward to form a double side, thereby increasing the strength. However, depending on the thickness of the cardboard, it may be single as shown in FIG.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a cardboard bottom plate provided at the bottom of the box body 1. As long as the cardboard is thick, the type of paper is not limited. The bottom plate 6 is installed at an interval from the bottom. In the drawing, the vicinity of the outer end of the bottom plate 6 is bent downward to form a leg 6A, and a gap 7 with the bottom is provided. Reference numeral 8 denotes a cross groove formed by cutting out the center of the bottom plate 6. Also, a string fixing groove 9 which is long in the left-right direction is cut out and formed on the bottom plate 6 on the left and right of the cross groove 8 and on the outer side of the bottom plate 6.

Further, a string fixing groove 10 which is long in the front-rear direction is cut out and formed on the bottom plate 6 before and after the cross groove 8 and near the outside of the bottom plate 6. Numeral 11 denotes finger insertion holes provided at two places on the bottom plate 6 to facilitate grasping the bottom plate 6 when the bottom plate 6 is stored in the box body 1 or taken out from the box body 1. Reference numeral 12 denotes a string in which two paper strings are bound at the center and a knot 13 is provided, and the string 12 is branched into four from the knot 13. Reference numeral 14 denotes a handle hole provided near the bottom for lifting the box.

The string 12 is pressed into the central crossing portion of the cross groove 8 of the bottom plate 6 by pressing the knot 13 from the upper surface with the elasticity of the cardboard.
It is accommodated in the space 7 between the bottom plate 6 and the bottom of the box body 1. The four cords 12 are opposed to each other while the two left and right cords are pressed in the middle from the upper surface by the cord fixing groove 9 and pressed into the cord fixing groove 9 by the elasticity of the cardboard. The front and rear two pieces are pressed into the string fixing groove 10 by pressing from the upper surface in the same way as before with the string fixing groove 10 part in the middle, and are respectively accommodated in the space 7 between the bottom plate 6 and the bottom of the box body 1.

The string 12 is formed by twisting the base paper to make it thick and durable. If the string 12 is slightly thicker than the cross groove 8 and the string fixing grooves 9 and 10, the card 12 can be inserted or removed with the elasticity of the cardboard. or,
The space 7 between the bottom plate 6 and the bottom of the box body 1 is sufficient if the thickness of the string 12 is sufficient.

The leading end of each of the cords 12 extends along the inner side surface of the box main body 1, and one of two opposing ones protrudes outside the box main body 1 through the cord insertion hole 3, and the other two opposing ones are held. It protrudes outside of the box body 1 from the cord insertion hole 4 for both hands. The forward end of the string 12 projecting outward is hooked on the string fixing notch 5 at the upper end edge of the box body 1, and hangs down from the string fixing notch 5 into the box body 1.

[0019]

According to the present invention, since the box, the bottom plate and the string are all made of paper, the storage box can be disposed of together with old newspapers, flyers and old magazines when used up and disposed of, and can be made of plastic, etc. Unlike disposal, it is easy to dispose of and can be reused as recycled paper without the risk of pollution. In addition, the cord is fixed in a state where the bottom plate portion of the box body is fixed to the bottom plate, and the rising portion of the inner side surface of the box body is hooked by a notch for fixing the string, so that the string is stretched. The strap can be fixed, and only a part of the string comes out of the box body, so that the string is not cluttered and the appearance is good. Also, old newspapers, flyers and old magazines can be easily taken out by binding them inside the box body and then pulling them up with a string. When it is difficult to draw the box upward, the box can be turned upside down and the box can be lifted to easily separate the old newspaper and the like.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of an old newspaper / flyer / old magazine storage box of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional side view showing an embodiment of an old newspaper / flyer / old magazine storage box of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a partial perspective view showing an embodiment of an old newspaper / flyer / old magazine storage box of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a side view showing a used state of the old newspaper / flyer / old magazine storage box of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of an old newspaper / flyer / old magazine storage box of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Box main body 2 Old newspaper, flyer, old magazine 3 String insertion hole 4 String insertion hole also used for handle 5 Notch for string fixing 6 Bottom plate 6A Leg 7 Spacing 8 Cross groove 9 Slot for string fixing 10 Slot for string fixing 11 Finger insertion hole 12 String 13 Knot

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Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A box body made of a cardboard box body, a string insertion hole is provided at an upper portion of each side surface, and a string fixing notch is formed at an upper end edge of each side surface. A bottom plate made of cardboard is provided at the bottom of the inside, a cross groove is formed at the center of the bottom plate, and a long string fixing groove extending in the left and right direction to the left and right of the cross groove on the bottom plate, and a cross on the bottom plate. A long string fixing groove long in the front-rear direction is formed before and after the groove, and has a knot in the center of the cross groove, and the knot of the paper string branched into four from the knot is formed. Each of the cords is detachably press-fitted, and each cord is detachably press-fitted into the cord fixing groove, and the leading end of each cord is projected from the cord insertion hole to the outside of the box body, and the cord fixing cutout is provided. The box body is again suspended in the box body, and one adjacent side surface of the box body is An old newspaper / flyer / old magazine storage box characterized in that the string insertion hole on the side opposite to the side is also used as a handle. 2. The old newspaper / flyer / old magazine storage box according to claim 1, wherein the side surface of the box main body is folded inward at an upper side to form a double.