JP2011240965A - Round rice-cake set and packing box for the same - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a round rice-cake set and a packing box for the round rice-cake set capable of preventing an inclination (including falling) of a small wooden stand (an offering stand) on which a heavy round rice-cake-shaped pack is placed in the packing box.SOLUTION: A press piece part 51, a support piece part 52, an inclination prevention piece part 53 and support piece part 54 are continuously formed on one side of a front surface part 31, each of them is folded perpendicularly and the inclination prevention piece part 53 faces the lower surface of a part projecting outward from the leg 22 of the square table 21 of the small wooden stand 20.

Description

  The present invention relates to a mirror bowl set and a packaging box for the mirror bowl set.

  Three sides (a table on which a mirror is placed. A stand) is indispensable for a mirror set. That is, the mirror kit set includes at least a synthetic resin mirror kite pack filled with bags, three sides made of cardboard, and necessary decorations. The three sides are a folding rack (a square basin with an edge folded in all directions) and a leg (or torso or pedestal) that is attached to and supports the bottom of the folding rack. Leg). These mirror sets are sold as merchandise in a state of being stored in a cardboard packaging box (carton) (a transparent synthetic resin may be partially used so that the inside can be seen).

  The mirror-shaped pack placed on three sides is heavy and unstable. Therefore, in the process of packing, transportation, display, delivery, etc., the three sides in the packaging box are tilted (including falling), the mirror-shaped pack on it is also tilted, and it is not easy to see if it is likely to slip off from the center in the packaging box. May be.

  In order to keep the three-sided and mirror-shaped packs in a stable posture in the packaging box, conventionally, a padding (for example, cardboard paper formed into the shape of the above-mentioned space) is formed in the space between the three-way legs and the inner surface of the packaging box. I put it in.

  On the other hand, a structure is known in which three-fold folding (basin) is brought into contact with the inner surface of the packaging box at a substantially middle height position in the vertical direction of the packaging box.

JP 2001-278256 A

  However, this structure is intended to reinforce the packaging box, and does not prevent the tilting of the three-sided and mirror-shaped packs. On the other hand, there is a problem that the height of the fold is higher and the position becomes more unstable.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a structure that prevents tilting (including overturning) of a serving table on which a heavy mirror-shaped pack in a packaging box is placed without requiring filling.

  This anti-tilt structure is embodied as a mirror box set or a packaging box for a mirror box set.

  In the mirror cup set according to the present invention, at least the stand and the mirror pack placed on the stand are stored in a cardboard packaging box. The pedestal includes a basin on which the mirror-shaped pack is placed and legs that support the basin and have a lateral dimension smaller than that of the basin. That is, the pedestal includes a leg portion and a basin portion supported by the leg portion and having an edge protruding outward from the leg portion. One of the left and right and front and rear surface portions of the packaging box is an opening / closing surface, the portion of the basin that enters the packaging box from the opening / closing surface and protrudes outward from the legs of the serving stand An inclination preventing piece portion facing the lower surface of the (edge) is continuously formed on a surface portion that closes the opening / closing surface of the packaging box or a surface portion adjacent to the opening / closing surface. Here, the fact that the anti-tilt piece faces the lower surface of the portion (edge) projecting outward from the leg portion of the pedestal is not only in contact with (being in contact with) the lower surface, but slightly A mode in which a gap is opened is also included. This is because the tilt prevention function can be achieved without necessarily contacting the lower surface.

  The packaging box according to the present invention comprises at least a leg, a pedestal supported by the leg, and provided with a basin when the edge projects outward from the leg, and the basin of the pedestal. A cardboard packaging box for storing a mirror-shaped pack placed on the packaging box, and one of the left and right and front and rear surfaces of the packaging box is an opening / closing surface, and enters the packaging box from the opening / closing surface. , Facing the lower surface of the basin portion (edge) projecting outward from the legs of the pedestal (“facing” means the above), the anti-tilt piece portion of the packaging box It is continuously formed on a surface portion that closes the opening / closing surface or a surface portion adjacent to the opening / closing surface.

  The cardboard includes not only those made of plant fibers but also those made of synthetic fibers as a part or all of the materials, those coated with a synthetic resin film on the surface, thick sheets made of synthetic resin, and the like. Preferably, the packaging box is formed from a single pattern.

  In one embodiment, the open / close surface is provided on a side surface, and the tilt preventing piece is continuously formed on the front surface portion or the rear surface portion.

  In another embodiment, the opening / closing surface is on a side surface, and the tilt preventing piece is formed on a side surface portion serving as an opening / closing door.

  According to the present invention, since the anti-tilt piece formed integrally with the packaging box is provided so as to face the lower surface of the protruding portion of the basin of the pedestal, the packaging box is inclined and the pedestal is mounted together with the mirror-shaped pack. Even if it tries to incline, the movement to incline is stopped by hitting the anti-inclination piece, and the inclination of the pedestal on which the heavy mirror-shaped pack is placed is prevented.

  In a preferred embodiment, a support piece portion that is bent substantially perpendicularly from the inclination prevention piece portion and is in contact with the bottom surface portion of the packaging box is integrally formed. By this support piece portion, the tilt prevention piece portion is firmly supported, and the tilt prevention is strengthened. The support piece is formed on an extension or side of the tilt prevention piece.

  In a more preferred embodiment, the support piece is arranged along the side surface of the pedestal leg. More preferably, it is desirable that the tilt preventing piece part reaches the middle of the width in the front-rear direction or the left-right direction (the direction to prevent tilt) of the pedestal, or more than the middle (half or more).

It is an expanded view of a packaging box. It is a perspective view which shows the state which assembled the packaging box and opened one side. It is a perspective view which shows the mirror-shaped pack mounted on three sides and three sides. It is a perspective view which shows the state which put the three-way and the mirror-shaped pack in the packaging box. It is a perspective view which shows the state which put the three-way and the mirror-shaped pack in the packaging box, and has arrange | positioned the inclination prevention piece part in the predetermined position. It shows that two rectangular packaging paper patterns can be efficiently formed on one rectangular cardboard. It is an expanded view of the packaging box which shows a modification. Furthermore, it is an expanded view of the packaging box which shows a modification. Furthermore, it is an expanded view of the packaging box which shows a modification.

  The mirror bowl set according to this embodiment mainly includes a mirror bowl pack, three sides (a stand) on which the mirror bowl pack is placed, and a packaging box for storing the mirror bowl pack in a state of being placed on three sides. Decorative decorations (front paper, four-way red, Mizuhiki, Suehiro, orange model, etc.) are included in the mirror set as necessary.

  The packaging box 30 (see FIG. 2 etc.) is made from a single cardboard (pattern paper). A developed view of the packaging box 30 is shown in FIG. This figure shows the inner surface of the packaging box, and the fold line that becomes the valley fold is shown by a broken line. The fold line of the mountain fold is indicated by a one-dot chain line (see FIGS. 8 and 9).

  A sheet of cardboard for forming the packaging box 30 has a bottom surface portion 34, a front surface portion 31, a top surface portion 32, and a rear surface portion 33 continuous in a horizontal row. One side part 35 (becomes the right side part when the packaging box is viewed from the front) on the bottom part 34 (because this side part becomes the opening / closing surface, this side part is also called the opening / closing surface part and door part). It is continuously formed so as to extend in a direction perpendicular to the direction. An insertion portion 35 a is continuous with the tip of the side surface portion 35. A side piece 36a, a side piece upper part 36b, a side piece side part 36c, and a side piece lower part 36d that form the other side part (the left side part when the packaging box is viewed from the front) are the above-mentioned side parts 33, 32, 31. And 34 are formed continuously extending from the side portion 35 to the opposite side. These portions 36a to 36d partially overlap each other when a packaging box is formed. The portions 36a and 36c are formed with arc-shaped side portions 37a and 37c that mesh when they overlap each other. The portions 36b and 36d are substantially trapezoidal.

  A holding piece 51 is continuously formed on the side of the front portion 31 opposite to the portion 36c, and the holding piece 51 is located near the side 35 (becomes the lower part when the packaging box is assembled). The support piece 52 is continuously formed at the location), and the tilt prevention piece 53 and the support piece 52 are formed along the press piece 51 (upward when the packaging box is assembled) and The support piece 54 is formed continuously.

  A pressing piece 61 is continuously formed on the side of the rear surface portion 33 opposite to the portion 36a. Further, when the pressing piece 61 is assembled, the lower portion protrudes slightly outward, and the protruding portion 62. When the presser piece portions 51 and 61 are assembled, the portion that hits the lower edge is cut out so as to be slightly recessed (indicated by reference numerals 51a and 61a). This prevents interference with the side surface 35 during assembly and facilitates assembly.

  Next to the rear surface portion 33, an adhesive margin 33a is continuously formed.

  Further, an opening 41 is formed at the center in the width direction of the front surface portion 31 and the upper surface portion 32. The opening 41 has a width that is more than half of the entire width, and the length of the opening 41 is long enough to cover almost the entire front surface portion 31 except for the lower portion when the front surface portion 31 is assembled. It extends to about. The opening 41 is closed with a transparent synthetic resin sheet 42 to form a window. The transparent sheet 42 is glued to the inner periphery of the opening 41 at the periphery, for example. Through the transparent sheet 42 (window), the mirror-shaped pack and three sides in the packaging box can be seen.

  When the pattern shown in FIG. 1 is folded at the folding line and assembled, a packaging box 30 as shown in FIG. 2 is formed (FIG. 2 is an unfinished state). The margin 33 a of the rear surface portion 33 is glued to one side portion of the bottom surface portion 34. The left side surface portion 36 is formed by overlapping the portions 36a to 36d so as to sequentially enter the inside in the order indicated by (1) to (5) in FIG. At this time, the arc-shaped sides 37a and 37c mesh with each other. The right side surface portion 35 has not been closed yet. Needless to say, an appropriate pattern, design, character or the like is drawn on the surface of the packaging box 30.

  Next, with reference to FIG. 3, the mirror-shaped pack and three sides will be described.

  The mirror-shaped pack 10 is integrally formed of a white, cloudy or milky white synthetic resin, and has a hollow mirror-shaped part 11 having a mirror-shaped shape and a lower protrusion protruding outward from the lower edge of the mirror-shaped part 11. And an edge (flange) 12. The outer shape of the lower projecting edge 12 is a square, and has a size that fits into a folding lay 21 on three sides 20 described later. The mirror bowl-shaped portion 11 is filled with a bag in a softened state from the lower surface opening and hardened, and the lower surface opening is sealed with a sheet-like sealing material (not shown). The sealing material is welded or bonded to the lower surface of the lower protruding edge 12. In the mirror bowl 11, a plurality of bowls, confectionery, and other shapes having a hardened disk shape, a dice shape, a square plate shape, and other shapes may be placed. Mizuhiki 13 is hung on the constriction between the two large and small mirrors in the mirror pack by a decorative rubber band.

  A three-way (stand) 20 is composed of a fold (basin) 21 and a leg (leg) 22. The folding fold 21 is square when viewed from above, and is composed of a bottom surface and side portions that are formed so as to rise slightly diagonally outward from its four sides.

  The leg 22 of the three-sided 20 has a square rectangular tube shape when viewed from directly above and has four side portions. Of these side portions, holes (ridges) 23 are formed in the front and left and right side portions, respectively. The leg 22 is attached to the center of the lower surface of the folding mat 21. The length (width) (width and width) of the front and rear and right and left of the leg 22 is considerably smaller than the length and width (width) (width) of the front and rear of the fold 21. Therefore, the folding pad 21 protrudes considerably forward, backward, left and right (outward) from the leg 22.

  In general, both the folded paper 21 and the leg 22 are formed by bending cardboard. A slit is made in the bottom surface of the fold 21, and an insertion piece formed so as to project upward from the leg 22 enters the slit, and the fold 21 and the leg 22 are joined. The four-sided red 14 is laid in the folds 21 of the three-way 20, and the mirror-shaped pack 10 is placed thereon so that the lower protruding edge 12 is placed on the four-way red 14.

  As shown in FIG. 2, in the packaging box 30 assembled with the right side surface (opening / closing surface) opened, the three-sided 20 on which the mirror-shaped pack 10 is placed as shown in FIG. Stored. This state is shown in FIG. The support piece 54 is bent at right angles to the tilt prevention piece 53 (fold line 53B in FIG. 1), and the tilt prevention piece 53 is bent at right angles to the support piece 52 (fold line 53A in FIG. 1). .

  Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 5, the entire pressing piece 51 is bent at a right angle with respect to the front face 31. The other presser piece portion 61 is also bent at a right angle with respect to the rear surface portion 33.

  Then, the anti-tilt piece 53 faces the lower surface of the portion protruding outward of the three-sided folding 21 accommodated in the packaging box 30 or faces with a slight gap. The rear end edge of the inclination preventing piece 53 is located behind the intermediate position of the width of the leg 22. Further, the support piece portion 54 stands vertically in a state of being substantially in contact with the side surface of the leg 22 (the lower end of the support piece portion 54 is in contact with (including being able to contact) the bottom surface portion 34). That is, it is preferable that the length W1 (see FIG. 1) from the front surface portion 31 to the end of the tilt prevention piece portion 53 (corresponding to the rear end edge) is half or more of the width W2 of the side surface portion 35. Further, the height position at which the anti-tilt piece 53 is bent with respect to the support piece 52 (indicated by reference numeral 53A in FIG. 1) is substantially equal to the height of the legs 22 on the three sides 20, and the length of the anti-tilt piece 53 ( The length from the fold line indicated by reference numeral 53A in FIG. 1 to the fold line indicated by reference numeral 53B) is the length (width) at which the side portion (edge) of the fold 21 protrudes outward from the position of the leg 22. It is almost the same or slightly longer (the side portion of the folding pad 21 does not necessarily need to contact the inner surface of the packaging box 30 and may have a slight interval). Further, the length of the inclination preventing piece 53 is preferably at least half of the width of the leg 22. It is preferable that the width of the presser piece 51 is substantially equal to the protruding length of the fold 21 from the leg 22.

  Finally, the insertion portion 35a is bent at a right angle with respect to the side surface portion 35, and the side surface portion 35 is further bent at a right angle with respect to the bottom surface portion 34 to close the opened side surface.

  The inclination prevention piece 53 faces the lower surface of the folding fold 21 that protrudes laterally from the upper part of the leg 22 at a position substantially on the side of the leg 22 of the three sides 20 on the right side in the packaging box 30. Therefore, even when the packaging box 30 is slightly tilted during packing, transportation, display, delivery, etc. of the packaging box 30, the three sides 20 (folding 21) are prevented from tilting (particularly in the front-rear direction) within the packaging box 30. In particular, the support piece 54 that is bent downward from the tip of the anti-tilt piece 53 and extends along the side surface of the leg 22 of the three sides 20 supports the anti-tilt piece 53 so that it does not move. Even if the folding wall 21 tries to incline due to the inclination, it can be prevented from inclining against the inclination preventing piece 53.

  If necessary, a decoration such as Suehiro may be stored in the space below the rear part in the packaging box 30 (the space behind the legs 22).

  FIG. 6 shows an arrangement in which a pattern paper for two packaging boxes can be cut out efficiently (with less waste) from one cardboard 70. The two patterns are placed in a state rotated 180 ° relative to each other. In particular, since the support piece 52 is cut obliquely at a portion where the support piece 52 extends from the press piece 51, the protrusion 62 of the press piece 61 can be disposed at this portion. In other words, the support piece 52, the inclination prevention piece 53, and the support piece 54 are secured by narrowing the width of the holding piece 61 on the opposite side.

  As shown in FIG. 7, such efficient die-cutting is achieved even if the protruding portion 62 of the pressing piece portion 61 is removed and the diagonal cut of the supporting piece portion 52 extending from the holding piece portion 51 is omitted. be able to.

  FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 show a modification, in which a pressing piece 51, a supporting piece 52, an inclination preventing piece 53 and a supporting piece 54 are provided on the side of the side face 35 that closes the opening and closing surface. It is. In these modified examples, the presser piece 51 is bent 180 ° along the inner surface of the side face 35. In this case, it is preferable to form a presser piece 55 on the front face 31. The width of the presser piece 61 can be increased.

  The tilt preventing piece can be formed in various forms. In the modification shown in FIG. 9, it is also possible to bend the holding piece 51 at a right angle along the inner surface of the rear face 34. In this case, the anti-tilt piece 53 and the support piece 54 are respectively valley-folded. It can be bent at. In FIG. 8, the presser piece 51 can be bent at a right angle so as to be along the inner surface of the front face 31. Such an inclination preventing piece can be formed so as to extend continuously from the rear surface portion 33 and the bottom surface portion. In FIG. 1, instead of the pressing piece portion 61 and the protruding portion 62 of the rear surface portion 33, a pressing piece portion 51, a supporting piece portion 52, an inclination preventing piece portion 53 and a supporting piece portion 54 are provided on the rear surface portion 33. The presser piece 61 and the protrusion 62 can be provided.

10 Mirror box pack
20 Three-way
21 Origami (basin)
22 legs
30 Packaging box
31 Front
32 Top view
33 Rear side
34 Bottom
35 Side
51 Presser piece
52 Supporting piece
53 Anti-tilt piece
54 Supporting piece

Claims (6)

At least the pedestal and the mirror-shaped pack placed on the pedestal are stored in a cardboard packaging box, and the pedestal supports the basin on which the mirror-shaped pack is placed and supports the basin. With legs that are smaller in lateral dimensions than the basin,
One of the left and right and front and rear surface portions of the packaging box is an opening / closing surface, and enters the packaging box from the opening / closing surface and protrudes outward from the legs of the serving stand. An inclination preventing piece portion facing the lower surface of the edge portion is continuously formed on a surface portion that closes the opening / closing surface of the packaging box or a surface portion adjacent to the opening / closing surface;
Kagamine set. A pedestal comprising at least a leg and a basin supported by the leg and having an edge projecting outward from the leg, and a mirror mounted on the basin of the pedestal A cardboard packaging box to store the shape pack,
One of the left and right and front and rear surface portions of the packaging box is an opening / closing surface, and enters the packaging box from the opening / closing surface and protrudes outward from the legs of the serving stand. An inclination preventing piece portion facing the lower surface of the edge portion is continuously formed on a surface portion that closes the opening / closing surface of the packaging box or a surface portion adjacent to the opening / closing surface;
Packaging box for Kagami-an set.   The packaging box for a mirror kit set according to claim 2, wherein a support piece part that is bent substantially perpendicularly from the inclination prevention piece part and is in contact with the bottom part of the packaging box is integrally formed.   The packaging box for a mirror set according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the open / close surface is provided on a side surface, and the tilt prevention piece portion is formed continuously on a front surface portion or a rear surface portion.   The packaging box for a mirror cup set according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the opening / closing surface is on a side surface, and the tilt preventing piece is formed on a side surface serving as an opening / closing door.   The packaging box for a mirror set according to any one of claims 2 to 5, wherein the packaging box is formed from a single pattern.

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