JP2001097371A - Tissue storage case - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a wet tissue storage case to be easily set on a holder of a roll type toilet paper. SOLUTION: A case 1 for storing folded tissue papers is provided with a take-out opening for taking out stored materials formed on its upper face 2, and an inserting piece 4 is so formed on a bottom face 3 of the case as to be cut and raised by perforations, and a locking piece 5 for fixing the inserting pieces is so provided as to be cut and raised by the perforations. Also a water soluble wet tissue papers are stored in the case.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a box housing a tissue which can be easily fixed by utilizing a gap or the like at a place where the box is placed. Further, the present invention relates to a box body containing a tissue therein and easily attachable to a roll holder of roll-shaped toilet paper.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as tissue products, cosmetic tissues, toilet tissues, towel tissues and the like have been known, and so-called wet tissues containing a large amount of water have also been known. These are sold in boxes or bags. Tissues that are sold in boxes are often used on desks and shelves,
In some cases, there is no suitable place to place the box. As a countermeasure, a box that can be easily mounted on a wall is proposed.
4941, and Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 60-65098).

[0003] However, although the boxes related to these applications are excellent for hanging on a wall, they require special hangers and hooks, and are not necessarily suitable for use in fixing on a horizontal surface. . Furthermore, recently, roll-shaped toilet paper has been generalized as a toilet tissue used in a toilet, and there is a demand for simultaneously using another tissue such as a wet tissue in the toilet.
However, there is no suitable place in the toilet to put a box housing these tissues and the like. There is also a problem that generally sold wet tissues are difficult to dissolve in water and cannot be flushed into toilets.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a box housing a tissue which can be easily fixed by utilizing a gap or the like in a place where the box is placed. Another object of the present invention is to provide a box body that can be easily attached to a roll-shaped toilet paper holder, is hard to be detached after installation, and can be easily replaced with toilet paper. Another object of the present invention is to provide a product in which a wet tissue that is water-disintegratable and can be flushed into a toilet is stored in such a box. The present inventor has conducted intensive studies on the structure of a box that can be easily fixed to a roll-shaped toilet paper holder. As a result, a box body that can be easily mounted on the toilet paper holder and that is difficult to be detached by being locked after installation. Have been developed to complete the present invention.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A first aspect of the present invention is a box body having a top surface on which a folded tissue is stacked and housed, and an outlet for taking out a stored object is provided on the bottom surface of the box body. An insertion piece is provided so that the insertion piece can be cut and raised, and a lock piece is provided inside the insertion piece so as to prevent the cut and raised insertion piece from coming off. A tissue storage box, wherein a piece is provided so as to be cut and raised by a perforated cut line disposed on a side connected to the box body by a broken line. The broken line in the present invention is a line that is formed along this line to form a box body, and is connected to the box body even after the insertion piece or the like is cut and raised by a perforation line. Part.

In the first invention, an insertion piece for inserting a box body into a gap and hooking the box body for fixing is formed on the bottom surface, and the shape thereof is narrower toward the front end and easy to insert, and the base end portion is somewhat wide. It is preferable that the play when plugged in is small. Therefore, it is possible to adopt a curved mountain shape or the like close to a convex shape. In addition, after the lock piece is cut and raised, its tip is brought into contact with a fixing portion at a position substantially perpendicular to the insertion piece inserted into the gap at the mounting location so that the lock piece does not fall out of the gap inserted. It works to make

A second aspect of the present invention is the tissue storage box according to the first aspect, wherein a portion of the lock piece connected to the insertion piece is formed by a curved broken line. With such a configuration, when the lock piece is cut out and broken along the broken line, it is difficult to break the lock piece beyond a certain angle, and it is difficult for the insertion piece to come off, thereby enhancing the function of locking (fixing).

[0008] A third aspect of the present invention is the tissue storage box according to the first or second aspect of the present invention, wherein the storage items stored in the box body are water-disintegrable wet tissues. is there.

[0009]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The present invention will be specifically described below. The present invention, in a box in which folded tissue is stored in an overlapping manner, an outlet for taking out stored items on the upper surface of the box,
A box body provided on the lower surface facing the upper surface of the box body so as to be inserted into a gap and fixed to the box body so as to be cut and raised by a perforation. Further, the insert piece is provided with a lock piece having a perforation on the side where the insert piece is connected to the box body by a broken line, and the lock piece is also provided so as to be cut and raised by the perforation. . Note that one lock piece may be provided, but two or more lock pieces may be provided.

Such a box body of the present invention is cut and raised along a perforation to form an insertion piece, and this insertion piece is inserted into an appropriate gap at a place where the box is to be placed. The lock piece cut and raised along the gap can prevent the insertion piece from easily coming off the gap. Further, by forming a portion of the lock piece connected to the insertion piece with a curved broken line, it is possible to make the lock piece not bend at a predetermined angle or more. This predetermined angle is preferably in the range of 35 to 50 degrees, which is preferable for locking.

The box of the present invention is particularly effective in the case where the box is placed on the canopy of the roll-shaped toilet paper holder and the insertion piece is inserted into the gap between the canopy and the wall and fixed. In consideration of such a usage, it is preferable that the position of the curved fold line connecting the lock piece to the insertion piece has a size of 5 to 15 mm from the fold line connecting the insertion piece to the box. . If it is too close, the lock piece will be too short, and if it is too far, the lock piece will be too long, which will undesirably weaken the lock. The width dimension of the base end of the insertion piece (width near the broken line connecting the insertion piece to the box) is slightly shorter than the length of the long side of the gap between the toilet paper holder and the wall. It is good to consider so that play does not become too large.

Further, by storing a water-soluble wet tissue in the box having the above structure, the box as a storage container can be easily attached to the toilet, and the container is flushed to the toilet after use. Possible wet tissue products can be provided. As the material of the box used in the present invention, a material mainly composed of paper can be used, but a material made of resin such as plastic can also be used. Further, when storing wet tissues, the stored items may be put in a bag made of resin or the like and then stored inside the box.

The tissue to be stored inside the box of the present invention may be tissue paper, non-woven tissue,
And wet tissues. Among these,
In particular, by storing wet tissue of water disintegration,
The effects of the present invention are most remarkably exhibited. The water-disintegratable wet tissue is a wet tissue that can be dissolved in water, and in a wet state, retains strength enough to withstand work such as washing, and in a large amount of water flow such as a flush toilet, The fiber constituting the wet tissue can be disintegrated. Specifically, a nonwoven fabric containing a regenerated cellulose fiber and wood pulp as main components is easily dissolved in water, and the like, but it is not particularly limited as long as it is water-decomposable.

As described above, by installing the roll-shaped toilet paper and the box housing the water-disintegratable wet tissue which can be easily attached to the roll-shaped toilet paper holder in the same place,
It can satisfy the demand of users who want to use toilet paper and wet tissue at the same time.

[0015]

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the box according to the present embodiment, from which the storage items of the box are removed, and FIG. FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state where the box body of FIG. 1 is attached to a roll-shaped toilet paper holder.

In the assembled state of the box body of the present embodiment, the upper surface 2 having the outlet 6, the insertion piece 4, and the lock piece 5
Bottom 3 having a perforated score line or the like for forming
And a rectangular parallelepiped constituted by two long sides 7, 7 and two short sides 8, 8. The box body is housed in a state in which a tissue is housed and the insert piece 4 and the lock piece 5 are not cut and raised. When the box body is attached to a roll-shaped toilet paper holder, the insert piece 4 and the lock piece are provided on the bottom surface. 5 is formed by cutting and raising.

As shown in FIG. 2, when the box body of this embodiment is in the unfolded state, the long side surface 7, the top surface 2, the long side surface 7, the bottom surface 3, and the joining piece 9 are connected via a broken line 16. The side surfaces 8 on the short side are arranged on the remaining two opposite sides of the upper surface 2 via the broken line 16. Also, the two opposite side surfaces 7 of the two long sides and the remaining
A flap 11, a flap 12, and a flap 10 are respectively arranged on the sides via a polygonal line 16. The upper surface 2 is provided with an outlet 6 for storing articles having a resin lid and a perforation 19 for separating the outlet.
A perforated cut line 13 extending from one long side (the long side below the drawing) to the opposing long side is arranged in a curved line, and a perforated cutting line 14 is also formed on the long side above the drawing. A substantially convex insertion piece 4 which is arranged continuously and is narrower toward the tip is formed. The perforation lines 13 and 14 may be arranged so as not to overlap the long side of the bottom surface 3 above the drawing.

Further, the insertion piece 4 is connected to the box body by a broken line 17 on the long side of the bottom surface 3 below the drawing, and the lock piece 5 has a perforated cut line 15 on this side.
Is formed by arranging a bent line 18 which is curved outward continuously from the cut line 15. still. The perforated cut line 15 forming the lock piece is a broken line 17
Although they are arranged on top of each other, they may be arranged slightly off. In this embodiment, only one lock piece 5 is provided, but two or more lock pieces may be provided.

The box in the unfolded state shown in FIG. 2 is bent along each of the broken lines, and the joining piece 9 and a part of the flap are adhered.
The box 1 is formed without cutting and raising the insertion piece 4 and the lock piece 5 of the box shown in FIG. Perforated cutting line 1 of insertion piece 4 provided on the bottom surface of box 1 in such a state
3, 14 and the perforated cut line 15 of the lock piece 5 are cut off, and further folded along the broken lines 17 and 18 to form a habit, thereby forming the insertion piece 4 and the lock piece 5, respectively. A state of 1 is obtained.

When the box 1 is mounted on a roll-shaped toilet paper holder, as shown in FIG. 3, the insertion piece 4 includes the toilet paper holder and the wall 1 as shown in FIG.
9 and set so that the bottom surface 3 of the box 1 rests on the canopy 22 of the toilet paper holder. Further, the lock piece 5 returns to the size of the gap during the insertion, but when the lock piece 5 passes the position of the canopy 22 of the holder, the lock piece 5 reaches the open angle with a habit due to the elasticity of the paper at the folding line 18. Return. By the above operation,
The box 1 is set on the top of the canopy 22 of the holder,
Since the fold line 18 which is a joining portion of the lock pieces 5 is provided in a curved shape, the lock pieces 5 are hardly broken at a predetermined angle or more, and the box 1 is fixed to the upper portion of the canopy 22.

Further, the box 1 having such a configuration is hard to come off even when the roll of toilet paper is small, and can be fixed to the upper part of the holder. When the toilet paper is replaced, the box 1 is pressed with a certain force or more. When the lock piece 5 is pulled upward, the lock piece 5 is broken by about 180 ° at the curved broken line 18 and can be removed from the holder. Of course, the insertion piece may be pulled out after the lock piece 5 is pushed back with a finger in a planar shape. Further, after replacement of the toilet paper, it is possible to continue using the same manner as before the replacement by inserting the toilet paper into the gap on the back of the holder again.

[0022]

The box body according to the present invention can accommodate the tissue therein and can be easily fixed by utilizing a clearance or the like at a place where the tissue is placed. Particularly, the box body can be easily mounted on a roll-shaped toilet paper holder. Can be attached to This allows
It is a box that can be used in the same way as toilet paper. In general toilets, the toilet paper holder is installed at the position where it is most convenient to use, and the tissue stored in the box can be taken out with a minimum of operation compared to the case where the toilet paper holder is placed on the floor or a shelf. Furthermore, there is also an effect that the case is cleaner than when the box is placed on the floor.

Further, the box body is not easily detached after being attached to the toilet paper holder, and the toilet paper can be easily replaced. In addition, by storing the wet tissue that can be poured into the toilet with water disintegration inside the box, the problem of the place and the treatment after use is simultaneously solved,
The user's desire to use wet tissue with roll-type toilet paper in the toilet can be satisfied.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 shows an insertion piece of a box in one embodiment of the present invention;
The perspective view which shows the state which cut and raised the lock piece.

FIG. 2 is a view showing an example of an unfolded state before assembling the box of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a state where the box body of FIG. 1 is attached to a roll-type toilet paper holder.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1: Box 2: Top 3: Bottom 4: Insertion piece 5: Lock piece 6: Outlet 7: Long side 8: Short side 9: Joint 10: Flap 11: Flap 12: Flap 13: Perforated cut line forming the insert piece 14: Perforated cut line forming the insert piece 15: Perforated cut line forming the lock piece 16: Broken line (press line) 17: Folding line of press piece (press line) 18: Fold line of lock piece (press line) 19: Perforation line of perforation for separating outlet 20: Wall 21: Roll type toilet paper and holder 22: Roll type toilet paper holder Canopy

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A box having an outlet on its upper surface for storing folded tissues in an overlapping manner and for taking out stored items, the insertion piece being cut and raised on a bottom surface of the box by a perforated score line. Is provided, and a lock piece for fixing the insert piece so as not to come off is provided inside the insert piece, and the lock piece is arranged on a side where the insert piece is connected to the box body by a broken line. A tissue storage box provided so that it can be cut and raised by a perforated cut line. 2. The tissue storage box according to claim 1, wherein a portion of the lock piece connected to the insertion piece is formed by a curved broken line. 3. The tissue storage box according to claim 1, wherein the storage item stored in the box body is a water-disintegrable wet tissue.