JP2010116193A - Storage container of sanitary paper - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To evolve a simple tissue box which allows taking out only from the top into a tissue box formed in various ways and to provide a box whose film usually attached to the back face of a top face take-out opening is easily removed. <P>SOLUTION: This relates to a tissue box which has a take-out opening in two directions or three directions by adding a take-out method from an end side face in addition to a conventional take-out opening in the top face direction. The box is also structured in a way that the top face take-out opening is easily turned back for easily removing a film and that anybody can remove the film without mistakes. The box is an easy to use user friendly box. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a sanitary paper container.

  Conventionally, the sanitary paper storage container has been improved from various viewpoints (see Patent Documents 1 to 3). In particular, in recent years, tissue boxes are sometimes used in every scene of daily life, and it is strongly desired to propose a more user-friendly structure in consideration of this point to consumers.

Patent Document 1 discloses a tissue box using a so-called film as a take-out port. Patent Document 2 discloses a box tissue that simplifies the work of peeling the film at the take-out port. Patent Document 3 discloses a box tissue from which sanitary paper can be taken out from the end face of the box.
JP 2008-195212 A JP 2000-281155 A JP 2008-184161 A

  As mentioned above, to date, tissue boxes have been used in every aspect of life. On the other hand, in the disposal of a large amount of tissue box boxes, the problems of municipal incinerators and tissue There is a problem that there are many times when it is troublesome to peel off the film stuck on the back side of the tissue box outlet in the recycle movement of the local government that reuses the paper part of the box box as a resource.

As mentioned above, after the consumer exhausts the tissue box, when the box is thrown away as trash, or when the box is put out for recycling, the consumer is forced to peel off the film attached to the back of the tissue box outlet. Unfortunately, the film is affixed to the back side of the top outlet of the box, and the consumer must crush the tissue box once and dismantle the cylindrical box so that the back side of the top side is exposed. The box was originally rugged enough to not break until it was delivered from the production plant to the consumer. There are some structures for crushing the box, but there is no convenient and effective structure for exposing the back side of the box itself to the outside or for dismantling the box.

The box has a limited area. If you add various functions, the box will become full of perforations, which will reduce the strength of the box. Therefore, it is necessary to devise so that a plurality of necessary functions can be configured with a common perforation as much as possible.

The author thinks that the two extraction methods from the top and end sides are very convenient. Therefore, based on these two methods of taking out, in addition to this, I would like to consider a box tissue having a structure in which the film affixed to the back surface of the upper surface take-out port when the box is discarded can be easily peeled off. In addition, the three functions are not composed of separate perforations, but we have considered that at least two of them can be formed by a single perforated structure.

Of course, in addition to the above three functions such as the bottom-up function and the magnet mounting function, other functions that can be reasonably added should of course be added on the premise that the strength of the box is not lowered.

We will continue to devise the commonization, rationalization, and function mixing of multiple functions, such as planning the common part of the perforation of the bottom raising function and the disassembling function of the cylindrical box that can be considered separately. Should.

As the box outlet, there are two outlets, a first outlet A in the lateral direction from the end side surface to the upper surface and a third outlet B in the upper outlet of the box. When the flap of the takeout port A from the end side surface to the upper surface is pulled with a large force, the perforation of the takeout port A is connected to the opening C, and is attached to the back surface of the takeout port B located in the opening C. The film is exposed to the consumer, and the film is peeled off in front of the user, creating the structure that is most easily handled at hand.

When the present invention is carried out, when the box tissue at the take-out port with the film pasted on the back side is discarded after use, the work of separating and separating the film from the paper becomes simple, and the conventional troublesome work of the consumer is reduced. it can.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Each embodiment is simplified for convenience of explanation. Since the drawings are simple, the technical scope of the present invention should not be interpreted narrowly based on the drawings. The drawings are only for explaining the technical matters, and do not reflect the exact sizes or the like of the elements shown in the drawings. The same elements are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description is omitted. Words indicating directions such as up, down, left, and right are used on the assumption that the drawing is viewed from the front.

It is a box that is configured by stacking sanitary paper taken out through an opening, and that stores a bundle having a predetermined thickness according to the sanitary paper to be stacked. A first opening made of a first perforation and a blade-like second opening made of a second perforation are provided on the upper surface or the lower surface, and in the vicinity of the terminal end of the first perforation on the upper surface or the lower surface In addition, a sanitary paper storage box A characterized in that a start end portion of the second perforation is provided is desirable.
In the sanitary paper storage box A, a sanitary paper storage box B characterized in that a third opening is provided in a second opening provided on the upper surface is desirable. In the sanitary paper storage box B, a sanitary paper storage box C characterized in that a film having a cut line for taking out sanitary paper in the center is pasted on the back surface of the third opening.
In the sanitary paper storage box A, a sanitary paper bottom raising perforation or magnet cut is provided in the second opening provided on the lower surface, and a third opening is provided on the upper surface. Box D is desirable.
In the sanitary paper storage boxes A, B, and C and the sanitary paper storage box D, the sanitary paper storage box E is preferable in that the first opening does not overlap the inner flap extending from the long side surface at the end side surface.
In the sanitary paper storage boxes A, B, C, and D and the sanitary paper storage box E, the sanitary paper storage box F characterized in that a fold line is formed at the root portion of the first perforation is desirable.
In the sanitary paper storage box A, B, C, D, E and the sanitary paper storage box F, the end side surface facing the end side surface having the first opening and the upper surface or the lower surface continuous with the end side surface are symmetrical with the first opening. A sanitary paper storage box G characterized by providing a typical blade-shaped fourth opening is desirable.
A perforation for opening for forming a blade portion in a box portion that is configured by stacking sanitary papers to be taken out through an opening and that stores therein a bundle having a predetermined thickness corresponding to the sanitary paper to be stacked. The sanitary paper storage box H is desirable in that there are discontinuous perforations, or the perforation is divided from the middle part of the perforation that does not connect to the base part and is connected to the base part.
A box part configured by stacking sanitary papers to be taken out through the opening part and storing therein a bundle having a predetermined thickness corresponding to the sanitary paper to be stacked, and an opening part over one or more surfaces of the box part In a sanitary paper storage box having two perforations, insert two perforations that connect two flaps connected from the bottom surface of the box to the end side surface, and tear the part sandwiched by the perforations to paste the paste in a cylindrical shape The sanitary paper storage box I is desirable in that the box that has been formed can be developed on a single flat portion.
A U-shaped portion that is configured by stacking sanitary paper taken out through an opening, and that houses therein a bundle having a predetermined thickness corresponding to the sanitary paper to be stacked, extending from the end side surface to the top surface or bottom surface, etc. By forming a perforation that constitutes the blade portion, a take-out port for the sanitary paper blade shape having the top surface or the bottom surface as a root portion is formed, and the perforation for constituting the blade portion is a box The sanitary paper storage box is provided in a portion that does not overlap with the inner flap extending from the side surface, or the sanitary paper storage box A, B, C, D, E, F.F. G. In the H and sanitary paper storage box I, an illustration to remind the image of moving organisms such as animals, fish, birds, insects, swaying plants, etc. Draw an image such as a photo, remind the consumer as if the wings were part of the organism's body, and move the wings that move toward the outside of the box every time the sanitary paper is removed from the box The box is intended to give the consumer an effect similar to the therapy effect resulting from the interaction with the organism, as if the organism is presenting the body to the consumer. The feature sanitary paper storage box is desirable.
In a box part that is configured by stacking sanitary papers to be taken out through an opening and that stores therein a bundle having a predetermined thickness according to the sanitary papers to be stacked, a blade part extending from the end side surface to the top or bottom surface is provided. By providing a perforation to constitute, an inner flap that forms a blade-shaped take-out port of sanitary paper having the upper surface or the lower surface as a root portion, and the perforation for constituting the blade portion extends from a side surface of the box In the sanitary paper storage box, or in the sanitary paper storage box A, B, C, D, E, F. G. H. And in the sanitary paper storage box I, each part of the individual organism is drawn on almost the entire surface of the box, and the consumer is reminded of the whole box as a rational individual organism, and interlocks every time the sanitary paper is taken out of the box Then, the wings that move toward the outside of the box are reminiscent of the consumer as if the organism is pointing out the body toward the consumer, and effects similar to the therapy effect that arises from contact with the organism, etc. A sanitary paper storage box, which is a box intended to be given to consumers, is desirable.
[First Embodiment]

As shown in FIG. 1, a tissue box for storing sanitary paper is depicted. There is an L-shaped flap that constitutes a first opening that allows tissue to be removed from the end surface from the end surface 1-1 toward the upper surface, and a third surface that allows for removal from the upper surface. There is an opening 2. This third opening is the same as a general tissue box removal method, and enables the removal from the upper surface of the box upward.

This take-out port has a structure in which the take-out port portion of the box can be opened with a perforation, and a film having a cut line in the center from the back surface of the open take-out port is applied. When the cut line and the tissue come into contact with each other, an appropriate friction is given to the tissue, which contributes to proper removal of the tissue.

On the other hand, the first opening allows lateral and upward and oblique directions to be taken out from the end side, and when the sanitary paper is taken out from the first opening, the L-shaped flap of the take-out port is interlocked with the removal of the tissue, Using the fold line at the base as a fulcrum or rotation axis, it moves while causing a vertical movement, giving the consumer a fresh and dynamic image.

  FIG. 2 shows a state in which the first opening is opened as the sanitary paper is taken out. A fold line 1-3 is placed at the base of the blade portion which is the first opening, and the wing portion can be smoothly opened and closed by this fold line.

FIG. 2A is an explanatory diagram of Patent Document 2. FIG. Reference numeral 20 denotes a structure that specializes in film disposal when the sanitary paper is exhausted, and is a structure that is completely unnecessary and unnecessary when the sanitary paper is used while being removed. For this reason, the perforation provided becomes a problem in the strength reduction of the box.

Moreover, in this case, if the consumer mistakenly opens the opening 20 composed of the perforations 20-1 and 20-2 and the perforations at the end face opposite to 20-1, together, Since the third opening 2 on the upper surface is taken out of the box, there is a great disadvantage that the box becomes unusable as soon as the opening 20 is opened.

FIG. 3 includes three of FIG. 1 and Patent Document 2. The figure which shows the fault etc. which were described in FIGS. 2-1 is illustrated. In particular, there are two perforations parallel to the short side on the end side, and the strength of the box is a big problem. At the same time, when the user opens 1, the 20 perforations are accidentally opened. It leads to.

4 and 5 improve the disadvantages of FIG. 3, add the first opening and the function of Patent Document 2, and further prevent the strength reduction of the box due to the installation of many perforations in FIG. 2-1. Shows an invention that has been developed into a simple and easy-to-use structure that is easy for consumers to understand and the order of the openings is easy to understand, in which the first opening is the front and the second opening is subordinate to the first opening. FIG. Further, as described above, since the second opening is not suddenly opened due to the structure, the big disadvantage that the consumer discussed in FIG. 3 accidentally opens the second opening first is avoided. The

FIG. 6 shows a state in which the first opening is opened when the sanitary paper is taken out from the first opening until the consumer finishes using the sanitary paper. At this time, the second opening remains of course closed.

FIG. 7 shows that the consumer finishes using the sanitary paper inside and opens the first opening by connecting the first perforation and the second perforation to open the second opening, and the third opening. It is a figure which shows the state which enabled the operation | work which peels the film affixed on the back surface of this to the familiar and handy position where a consumer is easy to work most. This is superior to the second embodiment to be described later, because the film can be placed and worked most closely. In the embodiment of the second invention, the box is also put in from the lower surface, so that the work becomes difficult by the height of the box, but in the embodiment of the first invention, the work of directly removing the film directly is most difficult. There is an advantage that you can.

I want to elaborate a little more. When opening the second opening, the perforation end portion of the first opening and the starting end of the second opening are installed in the vicinity, and the consumer strongly presses the blade of the first opening. The first perforation that forms the first opening when pulled by force is connected to the second perforation that forms the second opening as it is, and the force is designed to be the force that opens the second opening as it is. ing.

For this reason, the total perforation length is less than in FIG. 3, thereby increasing the strength of the box, and the configuration of the first opening and the second opening is integrated and simplified in a form that is easy for consumers to understand. ing.

Also, according to FIG. 3, the end side surface of the opening 20 just for discarding the film and the end side surface 1-4 of the first opening are in the same place on the end side surface of the box, I'm amazed. If the opening 20 is opened first, both the first opening and the third opening are cut off from the box together, and the sanitary paper box has almost no upper surface, and cannot be used as a sanitary paper storage box. . In other words, since the opening 20 has two openings on the end surface, if the consumer accidentally opens one of the openings, all the functions for taking out the box are lost.
In order to prevent such a mistake, it can be said that the invention of FIG. 5 which has a mechanism in which the second opening is not opened until the first opening is opened is excellent.

Further, according to FIG. 5, the second opening has a broken line 3-1-3 at the base, so that the blades constituting the second opening cannot be separated from the box. In the case of the embodiment of Patent Document 2 in the case of FIG. When separated, it is necessary to tie the opening 20 and the box with a string at the time of resource recovery, forcing the consumer to do extra work. On the other hand, in the case of FIG. 7, the second opening 1-0-1 is held with one hand, the film is peeled off with the remaining hand, and the second opening and the box can be integrated into a single unit for resource recovery. is there.

Now, I would like to elaborate on the position of the end side surface of the box constituting the first opening. When the length of the first opening in the short side direction of the box is long as in Patent Document 2 and the perforation is installed on the upper surface to the long side of the box, there is a problem in taking out the sanitary paper inside. Many. First, if the opening is long in the short side direction, there will be a problem with the continuity of taking out the sanitary paper. This is because sanitary paper is only loaded upward in this leaf so as to mesh with each other in a U-shape. Normally, when taking out the top surface, while adjusting the length of the top surface outlet in the long side direction, while squeezing the sanitary paper in the long side direction, while giving the force to closely adhere the sanitary papers stacked in the box, Designed to pass through the box outlet. In the case of the first opening for taking out the end surface, the width of the upper surface in the long side direction of the take-out port corresponds to the length of the end side surface in the short side direction. By making this length insignificant, it becomes a structure in which two stacked sanitary papers are in close contact so that they can pass through the end face outlet. That is, as in Patent Document 2, if this width is installed on the end side as it is with the length of the perforation on the upper surface, it is difficult to create a situation where sanitary paper can be continuously taken out. Of course, in the case of patent document 2, since it is a structure which does not discuss anything about taking out sanitary paper from an end side surface, I think that it is natural. In the case of Patent Document 2, the opening on the end surface is merely a structure for opening the upper portion 20. If it is too short, sanitary paper will remain in the box, and if it does not come out continuously, it will be difficult to put your hands into the sanitary paper in the opening on the side of the end and remove it. The inventor of this Patent Document 3 in which inconvenience occurs is set to a length in the short side direction of the box so that it does not overlap with the position of the inner flap on the end side surface connected from the long side surface of the box. I think it ’s perfect.
[Second Embodiment]

8 and 9, the first opening and the second opening described in the embodiment of the first invention are installed from the end side surface to the lower surface. Further, the third opening is directly installed on the upper surface. Of course, the above-mentioned film for taking out is stuck on the back surface of the third opening. In this case, it is a sanitary paper storage box for a plurality of methods of taking out the third opening on the upper surface and the second opening on the lower surface. When the first opening is used, it is used as shown in FIG. At this time, the third opening becomes the lower surface. And the point which uses a 2nd opening part is the same as embodiment of 1st invention.

When the third opening is used, a notch for mounting a material such as a perforation for raising the bottom, a double-sided tape, a magnet, etc. can be placed in the second opening on the lower surface. Moreover, as described in the embodiment of the first invention, when the second opening is further opened after opening the first opening, a large hole is opened on the lower surface of the box, and the first opening of the box is present. Since the bottom side is completely open on the end side, the end side of the film affixed to the back of the third opening is fully exposed. Cheap.

As described above, when the mechanism is such that only the central portion of the lower surface can be opened, the film can be removed from the center of the third opening, but the operation of removing the film portion from the end surface becomes difficult. The advantage that the base part of the blade | wing part which comprises a 2nd opening part is comprised by the broken line is the same as having described in embodiment of 1st invention.
[Third Embodiment of the Invention]

As shown in FIG. 14, there are a first opening, a second opening, and a third opening from the end side surface to the upper surface of the box, and the fourth opening 0 is located at the center of the upper surface of the box at the first opening. The control position is on the axis. Thus, the extraction method is the first opening portion and the fourth opening portion, and the third opening portion and three extraction methods. Of course, the second opening is not opened unless the first opening or the fourth opening is opened.

Of course, the relationship between the fourth perforation and the second perforation constituting the fourth opening is the same as the relationship between the first perforation and the second perforation. That is, the start end portion of the second perforation is in the vicinity of the end portion of the fourth perforation. Therefore, the second opening does not open unless the fourth opening is opened and further opened with a force stronger than the opening force.

This cannot be said in Patent Document 2. Further, as described in detail in the embodiment of the first invention, when the operation is performed according to this patent document, the strength of the perforation becomes weak or the end side surface does not have a meaning as a take-out port, and the film after use is finished. There are disadvantages such as a configuration that is required only at the time of disposal.

In addition, as described above, the first perforation and the second perforation, and the distance between the fourth perforation and the second perforation constituting the fourth opening are greater than the force for opening the second perforation. It is set to require a little bit of force, so at that location, the opening consumer can understand that this is the end of the second perforation.

The same can be said for the contents described here even if the upper surface is replaced with the lower surface.
[Fourth Embodiment]

FIG. 16 shows a function for raising the bottom of the bottom surface and two perforations on the bottom surface so that the back surface on which the film is stretched can be exposed by disassembling a tubular glued box designed for film disposal. It is provided. This is also intended to prevent a drop in the strength of the box by combining the two functions and omitting the perforation by the length of the long side direction of the raised portion.

In this case, when the cut-out portions AAA and BBB are pulled out, the bottom raising function CCC must be pushed into the box. Therefore, as discussed in the embodiment of the first invention, it is possible to prevent a state in which the box becomes unusable by suddenly opening AAA or BBB.

Moreover, it can be said that it is common to all the embodiments of the invention described above, but the perforation strength of the second opening and the perforation strength of the third opening are the same as those of the perforation of the third opening. It is better to make a difference so that it can be opened with less force than the perforation in the opening. This is because when opening the third opening, it is better not to have some perforations in the second opening.
[Fifth Embodiment of the Invention]

Among the embodiments of the first invention, there is a modification surrounded by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. In this case, the end portion of the first perforation is separated from the start end portion of the second perforation, but the start end portion of the second perforation is closer to the end portion of the first opening than the end portion of the first perforation. Thus, the force for opening the first opening is concentrated on the end of the perforation at the base of the first opening and hardly applied to the start of the second perforation. Therefore, the force for opening the first opening is hardly transmitted to the second perforation, and it is possible to suppress the second opening from being inadvertently opened and closed by opening and closing the first opening. This perforation function described above is useful in many places. It is possible to use the blade part in two sections as described above, or to use it in three sections, or to lift up the part surrounded by the sewing machine with two touches. .
[Sixth Embodiment]

An effective embodiment has been invented with respect to the fold line of the blade used when raising the bottom. Paper has fresh eyes, horizontal eyes, and paper flow. In general, when making a quadrangular product or the like, the fold line of the blades is often parallel or perpendicular to the flow of the paper. When folded along this flow, the elasticity of the fold is often lost. A solution to this weakness is shown in FIGS. Specifically speaking, in the figure, two short fold lines are shifted from the same line with respect to the side to be creased. In the case of FIG. 20, the force applied to the two folding lines 12-2 and 12-3 is twisted by 12-4. This twist takes the form of the entire paper. It is in the 12-4 part and is not noticeable. Supported by the power of the entire paper. In the case of 12-44 in FIG. 19, there is no cut line at all, so it is clearly supported by the force of the paper itself. If the power of this entire paper cannot be sustained by this twist, the paper will be destroyed and torn.

In other words, when folding the entire portion to be folded with a single fold line, if the portion of the paper is folded, the restoring force of the paper itself is greatly reduced. By combining a plurality of short fold lines that are out of alignment and fold lines that are not in the same straight line, it is possible to set a rotation function with a strong restoring force by a force that supports the twist of the paper itself by the plurality of fold lines. It is.
[Other Embodiments of the Invention]

In the above-described embodiment, as described above, an image such as an illustration, a photograph, or the like for associating an image of a moving organism such as an animal, a fish, a bird, an insect, or a swinging plant is drawn. Reminiscent of the consumer as if it were a part of a living body, and the blades that move toward the outside of the box in conjunction with the removal of sanitary paper from the box, It can be a box that is intended to give the consumer an effect similar to the therapy effect resulting from the interaction with the organism, as if presenting to the consumer.

In particular, in the case of FIG. 16, sanitary paper comes out from both sides of the top or bottom, so both flaps on this side are imaged by the consumer on the mouth and tail of animals, fish, etc. Tissue comes out from the mouth.Tissues come out when you raise the tail of the dog.Take a fish tail and see, "You can make it more familiar to children, elderly people, etc. , You can expect a stronger therapeutic effect. This has profound implications in that consumers can unconsciously obtain a therapeutic effect when planning for a tissue box, a daily life product that consumers always use.

It is also conceivable to improve the game performance by writing and printing the first prize, the third prize, and the like on the backs of the flaps on both side faces. In addition, if the perforation structure requires a stronger force than the force necessary for printing “cut line” on the 1-3 fold line or opening the take-out port 1, a service ticket, a game It is also possible to use tickets.

  Embodiments of the present invention are not limited to those described above. The shape of the box is arbitrary and is not necessarily limited to a rectangular parallelepiped. The shape of the bundle is arbitrary and is not limited to a rectangular parallelepiped. The bundle may be cylindrical, such as toilet paper. The mode in which sanitary paper is laminated is arbitrary. The present invention is particularly effective at the filmless outlet, but the film may not be attached.

It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning an embodiment of patent documents 2. It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 2nd embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 2nd embodiment. The original lower surface is the upper surface It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 2nd embodiment. The original lower surface is the upper surface It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 2nd embodiment. The original lower surface is the upper surface It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 2nd embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 2nd embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box concerning a 2nd embodiment. It is a schematic expanded view of the tissue box concerning a 3rd embodiment. It is a schematic expanded view of the tissue box concerning a 4th embodiment. It is a schematic expanded view of the tissue box concerning a 4th embodiment. It is a schematic expanded view of the tissue box concerning a 4th embodiment. It is a schematic developed view of the tissue box according to the second embodiment. It is a schematic expanded view of the tissue box concerning a 4th embodiment. It is a schematic developed view of the tissue box concerning a 6th embodiment. It is a schematic expanded view of the tissue box concerning a 4th embodiment. It is a schematic expanded view of the tissue box concerning a 5th embodiment. It is a schematic developed view of the tissue box concerning a 6th embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

In FIG. 1, 1: first opening portion 1-1: end side surface portion of first opening portion 1-2: upper surface portion of first opening portion 1-3: root portion fold line of first opening portion 2: third opening portion 4-1: Upper side of end side 4-2: Lower side of end side 5: Long side of box 6: Top of box In FIG. 2: 1: First opening 1-1: End of first opening Side surface portion 1-2: Upper surface portion of first opening portion 1-3: Root portion fold line of first opening portion 2: Third opening portion 4-1: Upper surface portion side of end side surface 4-2: Lower surface portion of end side surface Side 5: Long side of the box 6: Upper surface of the box in FIG. 2-2: Third opening 20: Upper surface opening portion for film disposal 20-1: Perforated side surface portion for film disposal 20-2: For film disposal Perforated upper surface portion In FIG. 3, 1: first opening 1-4: end side surface portion of first opening 20-2: perforated film upper surface portion 20-3: film 4. Disposal perforation end side surface portion In FIG. 4: 1: First opening portion In FIG. 5: 1: First opening portion 1-2: Upper surface portion of the first opening portion 1-3: Root portion fold line of the first opening portion 2: 3rd opening part 2-1-1: Film center part cut line 2-1-2 of a back surface: Film 3 of a back surface: 2nd opening part 3-1-1: 2nd opening part perforation 3-1-3: Second opening root folding line 4-1: upper side of end side 4-2: lower side of end side 5: BR> F long side of box 6: top of box 1-1 in FIG. End side surface portion 1-2 of opening portion: Upper surface portion 2 of first opening portion: Third opening portion 3-1-1: Second opening perforation 3-1-3: Second opening root portion folding line 4- 1: Upper side of end side 4-2: Lower side of end side 5: Long side of box In FIG. 7, 1-0-1: Back portion of end side of first opening 1-0-2: No. Back side of the top surface of one opening 2-0-2: Film portion on the back surface 2-0-3: Cut line on the film center portion on the back surface 3-0-1: Second opening portion 3-1-1 as viewed from the back surface: Perforation 4 of the second opening portion -1: Upper side surface side of end side surface 5: Long side surface of box 8-1: Internal space on side surface side of box viewed from top surface 8-2: Internal space in the center of box viewed from top surface 2 in FIG. : Third opening 4-1: Upper side of end side 4-2: Lower side of end side 5: Long side of box 6: Upper side of box 4-1 in end side before upside down in FIG. Upper surface side 4-2: lower surface side of end side surface before being turned upside down 7: first opening 7-1: end side surface portion 7-2 of first opening 7: first opening 7-3: first One opening fold line 8: second opening 4-1 in FIG. 10: upper surface side of end side surface before being turned upside down 4-2: lower surface side of end side surface before being turned upside down 7: first opening Part 7-1: First opening End side surface portion 7-2: first opening 7-3: first opening broken line 4-1 in FIG. 11-1: upper surface side of end side surface before being upside down 4-2: upside down Lower side 5 of the end side surface before the end: Long side surface 7-1-1 of the box: End side surface portion 7-1-2 of the first opening: First opening 7-1-3: Fold line of the first opening 8-1-1: Second opening 8-1-2: Second opening perforation 8-1-3: Second opening folding line 21: Other materials such as double-sided tape and magnet 4- 1: Upper surface side of end side surface before being turned upside down 4-2: Lower surface side of end side surface before being turned upside down 5: Long side surface of box 7: First opening portion 8: Second opening portion 22: In FIG. 12, 4-1: the upper surface portion side of the end side surface before being turned upside down 4-2: the lower surface portion side of the end side surface before being turned upside down 5: long side surface 7: first opening 8: second Opening in FIG. 1: Upper surface side of end side surface before being turned upside down 4-2: Lower surface side of end side surface before being turned upside down 5: Long side surface of box 8-0-1: Back surface of second opening 9- 1: Internal space 9-2 on the side of the side of the box viewed from the bottom surface: Internal space in the center of the box viewed from the bottom surface In FIG. 14 0: Fourth opening 1-1: Side surface portion 1 of the first opening 3: First opening broken line 2: Third opening 3-1-1: Second opening perforation A: Upper surface B: Lower surface In FIG. 15, 1-1: First opening end side surface portion 1-3 : First opening broken line 2: third opening 3-1-1: second opening perforation A: upper surface portion B: lower surface portion In FIG. 16 A: upper surface portion B: lower surface portion AAA: cylindrical box portion 1 Leader for dismantling to surface BBB: Leader for dismantling to one surface of cylindrical box part CCC: Raising the bottom CC: Circle 10-1 indicating the emphasis of explanation 10-2: Perforation for dismantling 10-2: Perforating for dismantling 1-2: Leader perforation 13-1 for disassembling to one surface of the cylindrical box part 13: Bottom raising crease 13-2: Bottom raising perforation 13-3: Bottom raising common perforation 13-4: Bottom raising crease 13- 5: Bottom-up In FIG. 17, A: Upper surface portion B: Lower surface portion 0: Fourth opening portion 0-3: Fourth opening folding line 1: First opening portion 1-1: End side surface portion 1-2 of the first opening portion : Upper surface portion of the first opening 1-3: fold line at the root of the first opening 2: Third opening portion 3-1-1: Perforation in the second opening in FIG. 18 A: Upper surface portion B: Lower surface portion 1 -1: End side surface portion of first opening 1-2: Upper surface portion of first opening 1-3: Root line fold line 3-1-1 of second opening perforation in FIG. : Upper surface part B: Lower surface part 12-1: Folding line 12-2 of bottom raising blade part 12: Folding line 12-3 shorter than the width of the blade of bottom raising blade part: Wing for raising the bottom Folding line 12-44 shorter than the width of the blade of the part: The part of the folding line shorter than the width of the blade of the raising blade part does not overlap with the folding line 12-5: Raise the bottom perforation 13-1: The bottom raising blade part Folding line 13-2: Folding line 13-3 shorter than the width of the wing for raising the bottom 13-3: Folding line 13-44 shorter than the width of the wing for raising the bottom Cut line TT entered in a portion where the broken lines do not overlap with each other: Circle UU surrounded by alternate long and short dash line for emphasis on explanation In circle 20 surrounded by alternate long and short dash line for emphasis on explanation B: Lower surface portion 12-1 : Folding line 12-2 of bottom raising blade part: Folding line 12-3 shorter than blade width of bottom raising blade part 12-4: Folding line shorter than blade width of bottom raising blade part 12-4: From blade width of bottom raising blade part On the part where the fold lines between the short fold lines do not overlap Cut line 12-5 inserted: perforation bb: in circle 21 enclosing part showing features of invention A: upper surface portion B: lower surface portion ZZ: leader for disassembly into one surface of cylindrical box portion A in FIG. : Upper surface portion B: Lower surface portion 14-1: Perforation for pushing up and opening to peel off the film pasted on the upper surface and the back surface of the upper surface outlet 14-2: When pushing the 14-1 into the box The fold line 14-3 of the wing part: The fold line 14-4 of the blade part when the 14-1 is pushed into the box: The cut line 14-5 connecting the 14-3 and 14-5: 14 -1 when the -1 is pushed into the box 14-6: perforation dd: circle for indicating a characteristic part in explaining the invention

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It is a box that is configured by stacking sanitary paper taken out through an opening, and that stores a bundle having a predetermined thickness according to the sanitary paper to be stacked. A first opening made of a first perforation and a blade-like second opening made of a second perforation are provided on the upper surface or the lower surface, and in the vicinity of the terminal end of the first perforation on the upper surface or the lower surface And a sanitary paper storage box, characterized in that the start end of the second perforation is provided. The sanitary paper storage box according to claim 1, wherein a third opening is provided in the second opening provided on the upper surface. 3. The sanitary paper storage box according to claim 2, wherein a film having a cut line for taking out sanitary paper in the center is attached to the back surface of the third opening. The sanitary paper according to claim 1, wherein a slit for raising the bottom of the sanitary paper or a cut for attaching other materials such as a magnet is provided in the second opening provided on the lower surface, and a third opening is provided on the upper surface. Storage box. In claim 1, 2, 3 and claim 4,
A sanitary paper storage box, wherein the first opening does not overlap with an inner flap extending from a long side surface at an end side surface. In the box of claims 1, 2, 3, 4 and claim 5,
A sanitary paper storage box characterized by a folding line at the base of the first perforation. Claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and claim 6 wherein the end face opposite to the end face having the first opening, and the blade type symmetrical to the first opening on the upper or lower surface continuous to the end face A sanitary paper storage box, characterized in that a fourth opening is provided. A perforation for opening for forming a blade portion in a box portion that is configured by stacking sanitary papers to be taken out through an opening and that stores therein a bundle having a predetermined thickness corresponding to the sanitary paper to be stacked. A sanitary paper storage box characterized in that there is a discontinuous perforation or the perforation is separated from the middle part of the perforation that does not lead to the root part and is connected to the root part. A box part configured by stacking sanitary papers to be taken out through the opening part and storing therein a bundle having a predetermined thickness corresponding to the sanitary paper to be stacked, and an opening part over one or more surfaces of the box part In a box for storing sanitary paper, the box is glued in a cylindrical shape by inserting two perforations that connect two flaps connected from the bottom surface to the end side of the box, and cutting out the portion sandwiched between the perforations Can be developed on a single flat portion, a sanitary paper storage box. Constructed by stacking sanitary paper taken out through the opening, and in the box portion storing a bundle having a predetermined thickness corresponding to the sanitary paper to be stacked, a blade portion extending from the end side surface to the upper surface or the lower surface is configured Providing a perforation for sanitary paper with the upper surface or the lower surface as a root portion, and an inner flap extending from a side surface of the box. In the sanitary paper storage box characterized by being provided in a portion that does not overlap, or in the sanitary paper storage box in claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and claim 9, An illustration to remind the image of moving creatures such as animals, fish, birds, insects, and swinging plants on the wings and the entire box that make up the outlet. Draw an image such as a photo, remind the consumer as if the wings were part of the organism's body, and move the wings that move toward the outside of the box every time the sanitary paper is removed from the box The box is intended to give the consumer an effect similar to the therapy effect resulting from the interaction with the organism, as if the organism presented the body to the consumer. Hygiene paper storage box. A U-shape that is configured by stacking sanitary papers to be taken out through an opening, and that houses therein a bundle having a predetermined thickness corresponding to the sanitary papers to be stacked, extending from the end side surface to the top or bottom surface By providing a perforation that constitutes a blade portion such as a sanitary paper blade-shaped take-out port having the upper surface or the lower surface as a root portion, and the perforation for constituting the blade portion is a box A sanitary paper storage box, wherein the sanitary paper is provided in a portion that does not overlap with an inner flap extending from a side surface, or the sanitary paper according to claim 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. In the storage box, each part of the individual organism is drawn over almost the entire surface of the box, and the consumer is reminded of the entire box as a rational individual organism, and sanitary paper is placed inside the box. The wings that move toward the outside of the box in conjunction with each other are reminded to the consumer as if the organism is pointing out the body toward the consumer, and the therapeutic effect that comes from contact with the organism A sanitary paper storage box characterized by being a box intended to give consumers an effect similar to the above.

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