JP2013063804A - Container for storing sanitary paper - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a container for storing sanitary paper which can be easily taken out even when a tissue box is put on a position higher than the height of eyes.SOLUTION: The container BX7 includes: an upper surface 10 and a side surface 12b; and an opening part OP7 for taking out bundles of the sanitary paper stacked to be poped up, and has a rectangular parallelepiped shape made by stacking sheets. The cut line of the opening part OP7 constituted of a cut line and a fold line L7 extends toward the side surface 12b from one end of the fold line L7 on the upper surface 10 of a box part 1, the cut line is extended in a U shape on the side surface 12b of the box part 1, and is constituted again along the line that is extended to the other end of the fold line L7 on the upper surface 10 of the box part 1. The fold line L7 is a side and, consequently, the opening part OP7 includes an openable and closable cover 80 which rotates with the fold line L7 as a rotation axis.

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 have been used in every scene of daily life, and it is strongly desired to propose a more user-friendly structure that takes this into account. At the same time, a more eco-friendly structure is strongly demanded against the background of recent environmental problems.

Patent Documents 1 and 2 disclose so-called filmless tissue boxes. Patent Document 3 discloses a tissue box with improved sanitary paper removal performance.
JP 2006-51975 A JP 2004-352336 A JP 2006-115883 A

As mentioned above, to date, tissue boxes are used in every aspect of life, but are taken out from the top surface.

In this case, when the direction of taking out the tissue is limited to the upper side and the position of the eyes is lower than the box, the arm must be raised above the box, which is inconvenient.
This was noted in paragraph 0064 described later.

In addition, in the case of a filmless tissue box, dust easily enters from the opening of the take-out port. This is also shown in FIG. This content was also written in paragraph 0101.

In general, instead of pop-up tissue boxes, tissues that are simply stacked one by one (so-called flat stacks) must be removed from the tissue box by putting their hands in the tissue box each time. , Usability worsens.

On the other hand, in the case of the pop-up type, as shown in FIG. 16, the next tissue comes out of the box after being taken out once. Easy to remove the next tissue. This was also written in paragraph 0102.

Also, as shown in FIG. 15, if there is an L-shaped flap above the outlet, it will be from the outlet. The inside of the tissue box is hygienic because it is difficult for the contamination source to enter.

As mentioned above, the take-out port of the storage container (tissue box) is limited to the upper surface, so that the hand has to be lifted upwards, such as a sleeping person or such body movement For people who are difficult to remove, it has been an obstacle to the smooth removal of sanitary paper (tissue) from the storage container (tissue box).

(Invention 101)
An end side surface is formed by having a portion in which an upper flap extending vertically from the upper surface to the lower surface and a lower flap extending vertically from the lower surface to the upper surface are overlapped, and a bundle of sanitary paper stacked in a pop-up form is formed. In a rectangular parallelepiped container provided with an opening (P) for taking out from the inside and made by superimposing sheets, a cut line of the opening composed of a cut line (Y) and a fold line (Z) (Y) starts from point (A) at points (A) and (B) on one surface of the container, and points (C) and (D) on the end side surface (N) connected to the surface. From point (B) to point (A) along line (X) that passes through point (B), point (C), and point (D) in that order and returns without crossing point (A) again And the polygonal line (Z) starts from the point (A) and the point (B The invention 101 of the sanitary paper storage container is characterized in that the opening becomes an opening provided with an openable and closable lid that rotates about the fold line (Z) as the rotation axis (AB). .
(Invention 102)
In the invention 101, the cut line (Y) constituting the opening is arranged in a region where the sheets are not stacked, or is not arranged in a region where the sheets are stacked three or more layers. The invention 102 of the sanitary paper storage container is excellent.
(Invention 103)
Further, the invention 103 of the sanitary paper storage container 103, which is characterized in that a new opening (Q) is provided on the upper surface, is excellent.
(Invention 104)
Further, in the invention 103, a support portion (S) is provided on a surface facing the opening (Q), and a bundle of sanitary paper is sandwiched between the end side surface (N) and the support portion (S) so as not to be displaced. The invention 104 of the sanitary paper container characterized by being arranged is excellent.
(Invention 105)
Further, in the invention 104, the sanitary paper is characterized in that the sanitary paper is characterized in that the sanitary paper is formed of a fold line that is concave toward the sanitary paper bundle and a cut line that bulges both ends of the fold line toward the sanitary paper bundle. The invention 105 of the container is excellent.

(Invention 201)
A sanitary paper taken out through the opening is configured to be stacked, and a box portion that stores therein a bundle having a predetermined thickness according to the sanitary paper to be stacked, and protrudes toward the inside of the box portion And a support portion configured to contact a side surface of the bundle corresponding to the thickness of the bundle, and the bundle is between the support portion and the inner surface of the box portion or the support. The invention 201 of the sanitary paper storage container which is held between the parts and arranged so as not to be displaced with respect to the opening is excellent.
(Invention 202)
At least a part of the peripheral edge of the opening is defined by a folding curve formed in advance in the box, and the box is partially bent outside the box based on the folding curve. The sanitary paper storage container invention 202 according to the invention 201 is excellent, wherein the lid is provided on at least a part of the periphery of the opening.
(Invention 203)
The first surface of the box portion provided with the opening is a surface extending along a first axis, and the opening includes two fold lines that are substantially parallel to each other. In addition, the invention 203 of the sanitary paper storage container according to the invention 201 or the invention 202, which is configured to approach the first axis as it extends along the first axis, is excellent.
(Invention 204)
Invention 204 of the sanitary paper storage container according to invention 201 to invention 203, wherein the opening is also provided on a surface connecting the first surface of the box portion and the second surface opposite to the first surface. Is excellent.
(Invention 205)
Invention 205 of the sanitary paper storage container according to invention 201 to invention 204 is excellent, wherein the bundle is configured such that one of the sanitary papers is stacked so as to sandwich the other.
(Invention 206)
Invention 206 of the sanitary paper storage container according to inventions 201 to 205 is excellent, wherein the support part is configured by bending the box part inside the box part.
(Invention 207)
The sanitary paper storage container invention 207 according to the invention 206 is excellent, characterized in that an opening or a recess is provided in the outer surface of the box part by bending the box part inside the box part.
(Invention 208)
The support portion is provided on the first surface of the box portion where the opening is provided or on the second surface facing the first surface, and configured to contact the side surface of the bundle. The surface of the sanitary paper storage container according to the invention 201 to the invention 207 is excellent, characterized in that the surface is a surface constituting the outer surface of the box portion.
(Invention 209)
The support portion is provided on an edge defined by a side surface connecting a first surface of the box portion where the opening is provided and a second surface facing the first surface, and is in contact with the side surface of the bundle. The sanitary paper storage container invention 209 according to inventions 201 to 207 is excellent, wherein the surface of the support portion configured as described above is a surface that constitutes the inner surface of the box portion.
(Invention 210)
The support portion is provided on a side surface connecting a first surface of the box portion provided with the opening and a second surface facing the first surface, and is configured to contact the side surface of the bundle. Invention surface 210 of the sanitary paper storage container according to invention 201 to invention 207 is excellent, wherein the surface of the support portion includes a surface exposed by partially cutting the box portion.
(Invention 211)
A bundle having a predetermined thickness corresponding to the number of the sanitary papers to be stacked, and an opening for taking out the sanitary paper, and storing the bundles therein. And a support part projecting toward the inside of the box part, the support part abuts against a side surface of the bundle corresponding to the thickness of the bundle, and the bundle includes the support part and The invention 211 of the sanitary paper storage container held between the inner surface of the box portion or between the support portions is excellent.
(Invention 212)
The opening portion is configured by partially cutting the box portion, and faces the side surface of the bundle where the second sanitary paper is sandwiched between the first sanitary paper and the third sanitary paper. The invention 212 of the storage container according to the invention 211, which is provided on the surface of the box portion, is excellent.
(Invention 213)
The box part is a member formed by partially overlapping sheets, and the opening is formed by cutting a cutting line formed in the box part, and the cutting line is The invention 213 of the storage container according to invention 211 to invention 212, wherein the sheet is arranged in a region where the sheets are not overlaid, or is not arranged in a region where the sheets are overlaid three or more layers. Are better.

These inventions described in paragraph 0012 suppress the inconvenience of taking out only from the upper surface.
Therefore, smoother removal of sanitary paper (tissue) from the storage container (tissue box) can be realized.

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 simplified, the technical scope of the present invention should not be construed narrowly based on the drawings. The drawings are only for explanation of technical matters and do not reflect the exact size 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.

[First Embodiment]

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. At the same time, an eco-friendly structure is strongly demanded against the background of recent environmental problems.
Patent Documents 1 and 2 disclose so-called filmless tissue boxes. Patent Document 3 discloses a tissue box with improved sanitary paper removal performance.
JP 2006-51975 A JP 2004-352336 A As described above, until today, tissue boxes are used in every aspect of life, but there is a play space (the inner surface of the tissue box and the tissue inside the tissue box). There is a problem that the tissue bundle moves in the tissue box due to the space between the outer surface of the bundle and the tissue. If the bundle of tissues moves in the tissue box, the tissue may not be smoothly taken out from the outlet provided in the tissue box. This occurs between the tissue to be removed and the outlet when removing the tissue from the tissue box through the tissue box outlet when the tissue bundle is offset from the center of the tissue box. This is because the friction may be larger. As a result, the purchaser of the product may not be able to remove the tissue smoothly from the tissue box. Such a point becomes particularly problematic when, for example, a tissue box is fixed to a door of a refrigerator or the like using magnetic force or the like. The above-mentioned play space provided in the tissue box is necessary for maintaining the production yield of the tissue box above a certain level when the tissue box is manufactured using automatic production technology such as a robot. . FIG. 31 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the movement of the tissue bundle in the tissue box. FIG. 31A shows an ideal case. FIGS. 31B and 31C show the case where the tissue bundle is displaced in the tissue box. As shown in FIG. 31 (a), in an ideal case, a bundle of tissues in the tissue box is arranged approximately in the center in the tissue box. In such a case, the person who designed the tissue box is intended, and the tissue can be suitably taken out from the outlet provided in the approximate center of the tissue box. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 31 (b), when the bundle of tissues is shifted leftward toward the paper surface in the tissue box, it is not intended by the person who designed the tissue box and the tissue box is removed. In some cases, the tissue cannot be suitably removed from the outlet. In the case of FIG. 31 (b), a larger frictional force may be generated between the tissue to be taken out and the outlet, contrary to the designer's intention, as compared with the case of FIG. 31 (a). is there. In some cases, the removed tissue may be partially torn. Note that the outlet is generally provided in a predetermined region on the upper surface of the tissue box, assuming the case of FIG. Note that, as shown in FIG. 31C, the case where the bundle of tissues is shifted in the right direction toward the paper surface is the same as the description in the case of FIG. A duplicate description is omitted. As described above, the play space provided in the storage container (tissue box) (the space between the inner surface of the tissue box and the outer surface of the tissue bundle in the tissue box) allows the bundle of sanitary paper (tissue) to be Movement within the storage container (tissue box) has been an obstacle to the smooth removal of sanitary paper (tissue) from the storage container (tissue box). The sanitary paper storage container according to the present invention is configured by stacking sanitary paper taken out through an opening, and a box portion that stores therein a bundle having a predetermined thickness according to the sanitary paper to be stacked, A support portion configured to protrude toward the inside of the box portion and to abut on a side surface of the bundle corresponding to the thickness of the bundle, and the bundle includes the support portion and the box portion. It is hold | maintained between the inner surfaces or between the said support parts, and it arrange | positions so that it may not shift | deviate with respect to the said opening part. The container for sanitary paper according to the present invention is configured by alternately stacking a plurality of sanitary papers, and has a bundle having a predetermined thickness corresponding to the number of sanitary papers to be stacked, and an opening for taking out the sanitary papers. And a box part that accommodates the bundle therein, and a support part that protrudes toward the inside of the box part, and the support part contacts a side surface of the bundle corresponding to the thickness of the bundle. The bundle is held between the support portion and the inner surface of the box portion or between the support portions. Since the bundle is held between the support portion and the inner surface of the box portion or between the support portions, it is possible to suppress a positional shift with respect to the opening portion. Therefore, the purchaser of goods can take out sanitary paper more smoothly. A space of play (a space between the inner surface of the tissue box and the outer surface of the tissue bundle in the tissue box) provided inside the storage container (tissue box) allows a bundle of sanitary paper (tissue) to be stored in the storage container (tissue box). ) Is suppressed, and sanitary paper (tissue) can be removed more smoothly from the storage container (tissue box). A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box BX1. FIG. 2A is a top view of the tissue box BX1, and FIG. 2B is a bottom view of the tissue box BX1. 3 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along the line XX in FIG. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram for explaining a configuration of a tissue bundle formed by stacking tissues. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram for explaining that movement of a bundle of tissues in the tissue box BX1 is suppressed.

FIG. 1 shows a tissue box (storage container) BX1. The tissue box BX1 has a long rectangular parallelepiped box portion 1 extending along an axis (first axis) AX. The box 1 has an upper surface 10, a lower surface 11 (not shown), and a side surface 12. The upper surface (first surface) 10 is a surface extending along the axis AX. The lower surface (second surface) 11 is a surface facing the upper surface 10, and is a surface extending along the axis AX similarly to the upper surface 10. The side surface 12 is configured as a surface connecting the edge of the upper surface 10 and the edge of the lower surface 11. The box portion 1 has four side surfaces 12 corresponding to the rectangular upper surface 10 and lower surface 11.

As shown in FIG. 1, folding lines L <b> 1 and L <b> 2 are provided on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1. Further, cutting lines DL1, DL2, and DL3 are provided on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1. The tissue box BX1 according to this embodiment is a filmless tissue box in which no film is provided at a so-called outlet (opening).

By cutting the cutting lines DL <b> 1 to DL <b> 3, a tissue outlet OP <b> 1 stored in the box portion 1 is formed on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1. The outlet OP1 provided on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 is defined by the folding line L1, the cutting line DL1, the folding line L2, and the cutting line DL2. The take-out port OP1 is a long opening extending along the axis AX.

After the cutting lines DL1 to DL3 are cut, the portion constituting the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 is erected outside the box portion 1 with the folding line L1 as an axis, whereby the lid portion 15 is formed. Similarly, the cover part 16 is formed by the part which comprised the upper surface 10 of the box part 1 standing on the outer side of the box part 1 centering on the folding line L2. Lids 15 and 16 are provided at the periphery of the tissue box outlet OP1. Then, while holding the tissue to be taken out next, it prevents foreign matters such as dust from entering the take-out port of the tissue box.

In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 is provided with a cutting line DL7 and a folding line L5. After the cutting line DL7 is cut, the portion constituting the upper surface 10 of the box part 1 protrudes inside the box part 1 by being erected inside the box part 1 with the folding line L5 as an axis. A support portion 17 is formed. In addition, the schematic shape of the support part 17 when it stands up is a shape in which a part of the circular shape is missing.

The support portion 17 is configured to protrude into the box portion 1, and is configured to contact the side surface of the tissue bundle 24 on the surface that has formed the outer surface of the box portion 1. With this structure, the tissue bundle is sandwiched between the surface of the support portion 17 and the inner surface of the box portion 1 and fixed at a predetermined position. In this way, the tissue bundle 24 is arranged (fixed) at a predetermined position in the box portion 1, so that the purchaser can smoothly take out the tissue from the outlet OP <b> 1 of the box portion 1. This is because the tissue bundle 24 is arranged at a predetermined position, so that the tissue bundle is restrained from shifting with respect to the outlet provided in the box portion 1.

As is clear from FIG. 2, the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1 is provided with the same structure as that described above for the upper surface 10.

FIG. 2A shows a configuration diagram of the upper surface 10 of the tissue box BX1. FIG. 2B shows a configuration diagram of the lower surface 11 of the tissue box BX1. FIG. 2A is for a left-handed purchaser. FIG. 2 (b) is for a right-handed purchaser. By providing a right-handed surface and a left-handed surface on the front and back of the tissue box BX1, it is possible to provide a tissue box that can be used regardless of the purchaser's dominant hand. The reason why the configuration of FIG. 2A is suitable for the left-handed person and the reason why the configuration of FIG. 2B is suitable for the right-handed person will be described later. However, since it depends on the preference of the person who is suitable for either handedness, when the configuration of FIG. 2 (a) is suitable for the right-handed person, the configuration of FIG. 2 (b) is suitable for the left-handed person. Cases are also conceivable. Even in such a case, there is no problem if symmetrical outlets are provided on the front and back surfaces of the tissue box BX1 as in this embodiment.

Although overlapping with the description in FIG. 1, folding lines L <b> 1 and L <b> 2 are provided on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 as shown in FIG. Further, cutting lines DL1, DL2, and DL3 are provided on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1.

The lid portion 15 described above is formed by bending the portion constituting the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 to the outside of the box portion 1 around the folding line L1 with the cutting lines DL1 to DL3 being cut. The The lid portion 15 formed in this way is configured to be swingable about the folding line L1, and is configured to fall on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 based on a physical restoring force in a normal use state. Is done. The lid portion 16 provided on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 corresponds to the lid portion 15 described above. However, the folding line L2 corresponds to the folding line L1. The tissue to be taken out is sandwiched between the lid portion 15 and the lid portion 16 so that it can be easily pulled out next.

The folding lines L1 and L2 are configured to approach the axis AX as they extend along the axis AX (see also FIG. 1). With this configuration, the outlet provided on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 is configured to incline along the longitudinal direction of the upper surface 10. The upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 is a surface extending in parallel with the axis AX along the axis AX. By configuring the take-out port in this manner, the tissue to be taken out is more preferably held at the take-out port than when the take-out port is configured parallel to the longitudinal direction of the upper surface 10.

As described above, the outlet OP1 provided on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 is defined by the folding line L1, the cutting line DL1, the folding line L2, and the cutting line DL2. In this embodiment, no film is provided at the outlet. The tissue taken out from the outlet of the box part 1 is guided by the edge between the lid part 15 or the lid part 16 and the upper surface 10 of the box part 1 along either the folding line L1 or the folding line L2. Taken out. By using a filmless outlet, recycling of the tissue box is promoted, and consumers are prevented from generating dust when the outlet is provided in the tissue box.

Further, in the case of FIG. 2A, the left-handed purchaser can take out the tissue stored in the box portion 1 with less burden. Rather than pulling out the tissue by pulling the dominant hand toward the inside of the body with the elbow of the dominant hand as a fulcrum, it is more physical to take out the tissue with the elbow of the dominant hand as a fulcrum and ejecting the dominant hand away from the body. This is because it may feel comfortable.

In this regard, as described above, the influence of human preference is also strongly influenced. Therefore, it is more comfortable to pull out the tissue by pulling the dominant hand inward from the body with the elbow of the dominant hand, rather than taking out the tissue with the elbow of the dominant hand as a fulcrum and pulling the dominant hand away from the body. You may feel it. In this case, the case of FIG. 2A is for a right-handed purchaser. By providing a right-handed surface and a left-handed surface on the front and back of the tissue box BX1 as in the present embodiment, it is possible to cope with any purchaser's preference.

In the present embodiment, a folding line L5 and a cutting line DL7 are provided on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1. As described above, the portion constituting the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 in a state where the cutting line DL7 is cut is erected on the inner side of the box portion 1 with the folding line L5 as an axis. A support portion 17 projecting into the interior of the housing is formed.

As shown in FIG. 2B, folding lines L <b> 3 and L <b> 4 are provided on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1. Further, cutting lines DL4, DL5, and DL6 are provided on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1. Further, a folding line L6 and a cutting line DL8 are provided on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1.

The configuration of the lower surface shown in FIG. 2B is substantially the same as the configuration of the upper surface shown in FIG. The folding line L3 corresponds to the folding line L2, the folding line L4 corresponds to the folding line L1, the cutting line DL4 corresponds to the cutting line DL2, the cutting line DL5 corresponds to the cutting line DL1, and the cutting line DL6 is the cutting line. Corresponds to DL3. The lid portion 19 corresponds to the lid portion 15, and the lid portion 29 corresponds to the lid portion 16. The support portion 18 corresponds to the support portion 17.

Unlike the point explained in FIG. 2A, in the case of the lower surface 11 shown in FIG. 2B, the folding lines L3 and L4 are separated from the axis AX as they extend along the axis AX. Configured. Since the other points are the same, redundant description is omitted.

FIG. 3 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along the line XX in FIG. In FIG. 3, the cutting lines DL <b> 1 to DL <b> 3 provided on the upper surface 10 of the box part 1 are cut, and the lid part 15 is erected with the folding line L <b> 1 as an axis, and the lid part 16 with the folding line L <b> 2 as an axis. It shall be in a standing state. FIG. 3 does not show any of the lid portions 15 and 16. Further, it is assumed that the cutting line DL8 provided on the lower surface 11 of the box part 1 is cut, and the support part 18 is erected inside the box part 1 with the folding line L6 as an axis. That is, FIG. 3 shows a diagram when a left-handed purchaser puts the tissue box BX1 into use.

As shown in FIG. 3, the tissue box BX1 includes a box portion 1 and a bundle 24 formed by stacking tissues.

The box part 1 is a box-shaped member having a base part 20, a side part 21, and a protruding part 22. The base portion 20 is a plate-like member having a surface 20 a corresponding to the inner surface of the box portion 1 and a surface 20 b corresponding to the outer surface of the box portion 1. A tissue bundle 24 is placed on the base 20. The side portion 21 is a member that extends along the thickness direction of the tissue bundle 24 starting from the peripheral edge portion of the base portion 20. The side portion 21 is a plate-like member having a surface 21 a corresponding to the inner surface of the box portion 1 and a surface 21 b corresponding to the outer surface of the box portion 1. The protruding portion 22 is a member extending from the top end of the side portion 21 toward the tissue bundle 24 placed on the base portion 20. The projecting portion 22 has a surface 22 a corresponding to the inner surface of the box portion 1 and a surface 22 b corresponding to the outer surface of the box portion 1. The outlet OP1 provided in the box part 1 is defined as a region including the top end of the protruding part 22.

The box part 1 has a support part 18 that protrudes from the base part 20 into the box part 1. The support portion 18 is a plate-like member having a surface 18 a corresponding to the inner surface of the box portion 1 and a surface 18 b corresponding to the outer surface of the box portion 1. The support portion 18 is formed by bending the base portion 20 of the box portion 1. Note that the support portion 18 is formed by raising a predetermined portion of the base portion 20 of the box portion 1, and at the same time, an opening OP <b> 2 is formed in the base portion 20 of the box portion 1. The opening OP2 is preferably sealed with a sealing material or the like as appropriate. Further, the support portion 18 may be formed of a member different from the box portion 1.

A bundle 24 formed by stacking a plurality of tissues (sanitary paper) is placed on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1. The bundle 24 has a thickness (predetermined thickness) corresponding to the number of tissue layers to be stacked. A tissue is an example of sanitary paper. Sanitary paper is a concept that includes various other disposable paper-like materials such as paper towels, wadding (paper cotton), and dust paper. The sanitary paper may be a paper-like member, and is not limited to one made of plant fiber (pulp). Moreover, the specific shape is arbitrary.

Here, with reference to FIG. 4, the structure of the tissue bundle 24 (hereinafter, sometimes simply referred to as the bundle 24) will be described in detail. In addition, in FIG. 4, it is the block diagram seen from the surface 18b (side surface 12b of the box 1) of the support part 18. As shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 4, the bundle 24 is configured by stacking a plurality of tissues. At this time, the tissues in the lower stage are stacked in such a manner as to sandwich the tissues stacked in the upper stage.

As shown in FIG. 4, the first-stage tissue Pep1 sandwiches the second-stage tissue Pep2. The second-stage tissue Pep2 sandwiches the third-stage tissue Pep3. The third-stage tissue Pep3 sandwiches the fourth-stage tissue Pep4. The fifth-stage tissue Pep5 sandwiches the sixth-stage tissue Pep6. Thereafter, in the same manner, the lower tissues are stacked in such a manner as to sandwich the tissues stacked on the upper stage. In this manner, the tissue stacked in layers is compressed and configured as a bundle of tissues 24. Therefore, the tissue bundle 24 has a thickness corresponding to the number of stacked tissue layers. In this specification, a surface corresponding to the thickness of the tissue bundle 24 is defined as a side surface of the tissue bundle 24. The side surface of the tissue bundle 24 is a surface formed by stacking tissues. Note that the tissue to be stacked is rectangular (square or rectangular).

Again, referring back to FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, the surface 18 b of the support portion 18 is configured to abut against the side surface 24 a of the bundle 24. At this time, the surface 21 a of the side portion 21 of the box portion 1 is configured to come into contact with the side surface 24 b of the bundle 24.
In other words, the side surface 24 a of the bundle 24 faces the surface 18 b of the support portion 18, and the side surface 24 b of the bundle 24 faces the surface 21 a of the side portion 21. The side surface 24 b of the bundle 24 is a side surface that faces the side surface 24 a of the bundle 24.

With this configuration, the bundle 24 is held between the surface 18 b of the support portion 18 and the surface 21 a of the side portion 21. In other words, the bundle 24 is held by the support portion 18 and the inner surface of the box portion 1. And it is suppressed that the bundle | flux 24 shifts | deviates with respect to taking-out port OP1 provided in the box part 1. FIG. For example, even if the tissue box BX1 is attached to the door portion of the refrigerator with a magnet or the like, the bundle 24 is prevented from being displaced from the outlet OP1 inside the box portion 1. Although not apparent in the drawings, the bundle 24 is held between the surface 18b of the support portion 18 and the surface 21a of the side portion 21 with some play.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 3, the length L1 of the protruding portion 22 in the range from the side surface 24a of the bundle 24 to the outlet OP1 is the protruding portion 22 in the range from the side surface 24b of the bundle 24 to the outlet OP1. Is set to be substantially equal to the length L2. As a result, the outlet OP1 is disposed approximately at the center of the width of the bundle 24 (the width from the side surface 24a to the side surface 24b). Therefore, the tissue can be smoothly taken out from the outlet OP1.

Finally, it will be described with reference to FIG. 5 that the movement of the tissue bundle 24 in the tissue box BX1 is suppressed. As shown in FIG. 5, the width along the axis AX (see FIG. 1) of the box portion 1 is W3, the width along the axis AX of the bundle 24 is W2, and the space between the inner surface of the box portion 1 and the side surface of the bundle 24 The width along the axis AX of the space is defined as W3.

As is apparent from FIG. 5, W2 is smaller than W3 (W2 <W3). Therefore, a space corresponding to W1 is formed between the inner surface of the box portion 1 and the side surface of the bundle 24. That is, the tissue bundle 24 stored in the box 1 is configured to be movable along the axis AX in a range corresponding to W1 (W1 = W3-W2).

In the present embodiment, as described above, the support portion 18 is provided on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1. The bundle 24 is held at a predetermined position on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1 by being held by the support portion 18 and the inner surface of the box portion 1. It is suppressed that the bundle | flux 24 hold | maintained in this way is shifted with respect to the taking-out opening OP1. Therefore, the purchaser of the product can take out the tissue from the tissue box more smoothly as described above.

In the present embodiment, no film is provided on the periphery of the outlet OP1 provided in the box portion 1. In such a case, a strong frictional force may be generated between the tissue to be taken out and the peripheral edge of the take-out port OP1 due to the displacement of the tissue bundle 24 with respect to the take-out port OP1 of the box part 1. However, according to the present embodiment, even if the film is not provided on the periphery of the outlet OP1, the deviation of the bundle 24 in the box portion 1 is suppressed, so that the film is taken out. The frictional force between the tissue and the peripheral edge of the extraction opening OP1 is suppressed. In addition, if the raised lid portion is brought into a state where it is lowered again to the box portion, the lid portion prevents foreign matter from entering the box portion. Therefore, in the case of this embodiment, a tissue box suitable for long-term use can be provided.

Moreover, in this embodiment, it is possible to provide an outlet on the upper surface 10 or the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1. Therefore, it can be handled regardless of the dominant hand of the purchaser of the product. Further, when an outlet is provided on the upper surface 10, the outlet that can be provided on the lower surface 11 can be used to raise the bundle 24. That is, if the thickness of the bundle 24 is reduced as a result of using the take-out port on the upper surface 10, the tissue cannot be taken out smoothly. In such a case, the outlet lid portions 19 and 29 provided on the lower surface 11 can be used as support portions for lifting the bundle 24.

Moreover, in this embodiment, the support part 18 is comprised when a part of base 20 of the box part 1 stands on the inner side of the box part 1 centering | focusing on the folding line L6 comprised by circular arc shape. The When the folding line L6 is formed in an arc shape (see FIG. 2B), it is preferable that the standing support portion 18 falls into the base portion 20 of the box portion 1 due to the force received from the bundle 24. It is suppressed.

[Second Embodiment]
A second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the tissue box BX2. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram for explaining that the movement of the tissue bundle 24 in the tissue box BX2 is suppressed.

As shown in FIG. 6, in the present embodiment, a support portion 30 and a support portion 31 are employed as means for arranging the tissue bundle 24 at a predetermined position on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1. Here, for convenience of explanation, as shown in FIG. 6, the surface having the four side surfaces of the box portion 1 is referred to as a side surface 12 a, and the other surface of the four side surfaces of the box portion 1 is referred to as a side surface 12 b. The side surface 12b is a side surface adjacent to the side surface 12a.

As shown in FIG. 6, the support part 30 is provided at the edge of the side surface 12a and the side surface 12b. The support part 30 is configured by bending a part of the side face 12 a of the box part 1 and a part of the side face 12 b of the box part 1 into the box part 1. In other words, the support part 30 is formed by providing a dent partially in the edge prescribed | regulated from the side surface 12a and the side surface 12b of the box part 1. FIG.

The support portion 30 includes a portion 30a corresponding to a part of the side surface 12a and a portion 30b corresponding to a part of the side surface 12b. The edge defined by the part 30a and the part 30b is equal to the edge defined by the side surface 12a and the side surface 12b of the box part 1.

As shown in FIG. 6, a fold line L21 is provided on the side surface 12a, and a fold line L20 is provided on the side surface 12b. One end of the folding line L20 and one end of the folding line L21 are connected to each other by a cut line DL20a. Similarly, the other end of the fold line L20 and the other end of the fold line L21 are connected by a cut line DL20b.

In the state where the cutting lines DL20a and DL20b are cut, the support part 30 is bent inwardly of the box part 1 with the side faces 12a and 12b (parts 30a and 30b) being bent on the folding lines L20 and L21. It is constituted by being done. Thus, the support part 30 is comprised from the part 30a which comprised the side surface 12a (outer surface of the box part 1), and the part 30b which comprised the side surface 12b (outer surface of the box part 1).

The support portion 30 projects toward the inside of the box portion 1 so as to abut on the side surface of the bundle of tissues 24 stored in the inside of the box portion 1. With this configuration, as will be described later, the tissue bundle 24 stored inside the box portion 1 is suitably held at a predetermined location on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1.

Note that the configuration of the support portion 31 is substantially the same as the configuration of the support portion 30. A different point is a point arrange | positioned in the different edge prescribed | regulated from the side surface 12 of the box part 1. FIG. Since the structure of the support portion 31 can be clearly understood based on the description of the support portion 30 described above, the description thereof is omitted here.

With reference to FIG. 7, it will be described that the movement of the tissue bundle 24 in the tissue box BX2 is suppressed. FIG. 7 shows a cross-sectional view of the tissue box BX2 in the direction along the axis AX.

As shown in FIG. 7, in this embodiment, the support part 30 and the support part 31 protrude toward the inside of the box part 1. The inner surface of the portion 30 a of the support portion 30 (equal to the inner surface of the box portion 1) is configured to contact the side surface 24 a of the bundle 24. The inner surface of the portion 31 a of the support portion 31 (equal to the inner surface of the box portion 1) is configured to contact the side surface 24 a of the bundle 24. In other words, the surface 30 a of the support portion 30 and the surface 31 a of the support portion 31 are disposed so as to face the side surface 24 a of the bundle 24.

With this configuration, the bundle 24 placed on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1 is suitably held between the support portions 30 and 31 and the surface 21 a of the side portion 21 of the box portion 1. It is placed at the specified position. It is suppressed that the bundle | flux 24 hold | maintained in this way is shifted with respect to the taking-out opening OP1. Accordingly, the purchaser of the product can remove the tissue from the tissue box more smoothly. It is assumed that the outlet OP1 is set so that the bundle 24 is disposed at the predetermined position described above.

In the present embodiment, the bundle 24 can be supported by a support portion having a wider width along the thickness direction of the bundle 24 than in the case of the first embodiment. Therefore, compared with the case of the first embodiment, the tissue bundle 24 is more stably held between the support portion and the inner surface of the box portion. Moreover, when the edge prescribed | regulated from the side surface of the box part 1 is dented, the design effect can also be acquired.

[Third Embodiment]
A third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the tissue box BX3. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram for explaining that movement of a bundle of tissues in the tissue box BX3 is suppressed.

In the present embodiment, the tissue stored in the box portion 1 is taken out from the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 in accordance with the arrow D1 in FIG. 8, and from the side surface 12b of the box portion 1 to the arrow in FIG. It is configured to be able to be taken out according to D2. Therefore, for example, even if the purchaser of the product places the tissue box BX3 at a place higher than the eyes, the purchaser can suitably take out the tissue from the side surface direction.

In the present embodiment, unlike the second embodiment, the cutting line DL1 is provided not on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 but on the side surface 12b of the box portion 1. The folding line L1 extends not only to the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 but also to the side surface 12b of the box portion 1. Similarly to the folding line L1, the folding line L2 extends not only to the upper surface 10 of the box part 1, but also to the side surface 12b of the box part 1. Further, the cutting line DL3 extends not only to the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 but also to the side surface 12b of the box portion 1.

Similarly, the lid portion 15 is provided not only on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 but also on the side surface 12 b of the box portion 1. Similarly to the lid portion 15, the lid portion 16 is provided not only on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 but also on the side surface 12 b of the box portion 1. Since the locations where the support portions 30 and 31 are formed are the same as those in the second embodiment, the description thereof is omitted.

Using FIG. 9, it will be described that the movement of the tissue bundle 24 within the tissue box BX3 is suppressed. Note that FIG. 9 shows a cross-sectional view of the tissue box BX3 in the direction along the axis AX.

As shown in FIG. 9, in this embodiment, as in the second embodiment, the support portion 30 and the support portion 31 protrude toward the inside of the box portion 1. The surface 30 a of the support portion 30 is configured to contact the side surface 24 a of the bundle 24. The surface 31 a of the support portion 31 is configured to contact the side surface 24 a of the bundle 24. In other words, the side surface 24 a of the bundle 24 is disposed so as to face the surface 30 a of the support portion 30 and the surface 31 a of the support portion 31. As in the second embodiment, the inner surface of the box portion 1 is configured to contact the side surface 24b of the bundle 24.

With this configuration, the bundle 24 placed on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1 is suitably held between the support portions 30 and 31 and the inner surface of the box portion 1, and is placed at a predetermined position on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1. Be placed. It is suppressed that the bundle | flux 24 hold | maintained in this way is shifted with respect to the taking-out opening OP1. Accordingly, the purchaser of the product can take out the tissue from the tissue box more smoothly.

In particular, in the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 9, the tissue stored in the tissue box BX3 may be taken out according to the arrow D2 in FIG. When the support portions 30 and 31 are not provided as in the present embodiment, when the tissue is taken out, the bundle 24 moves in the direction of the take-out port OP1 according to the taken-out tissue, and the take-up provided on the side surface 12b. The outlet OP1 and the bundle 24 are close to each other. And there may be a case where a large friction occurs between the tissue to be taken out and the take-out port OP1 of the side surface 12b. In such a case, the purchaser of the product cannot smoothly remove the tissue from the tissue box.

In this embodiment, the support parts 30 and 31 are provided with respect to the above-mentioned problem. The support portion 30 is configured by bending an edge portion between the side surface 12 a and the side surface 12 b into the box portion 1. Similarly, the support portion 31 is configured by bending an edge portion between the side surface 12 b and another side surface adjacent to the side surface 12 b into the box portion 1. In other words, the support portions 30 and 31 are provided on the side surface 12b provided with the extraction opening OP1 that enables extraction of tissue from the side surface direction, and are configured to protrude toward the inside of the box portion 1.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 9, a space corresponding to the width W1 is generated between the side surface 24a of the bundle 24 and the inner wall of the box portion 1 facing the side surface 24a. The space corresponding to the width W1 is necessary for the tissue to be smoothly taken out via the take-out port OP1 provided on the side surface 12b of the box part 1. And the tissue taken out can be suitably taken out from the box part 1 through the space for the width W1 and the outlet OP1 provided in the side surface 12b of the box part 1.

This point is particularly effective in the case of the bundle 24 as shown in FIG. When tissues are stacked as shown in FIG. 4, the tissue in the upward direction of the box portion 1 is taken out once according to the arrow D1 in FIG. By pulling out in accordance with D2, the tissue to be pulled out next can be preferably drawn out to the outlet OP1 on the side surface 12b of the box part 1.

Further, as described above, the outlet of the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 is provided obliquely with respect to the extending direction of the upper surface 10. With this configuration, when the tissue is pulled out as viewed from the side surface 12b of the box portion 1, the tissue to be pulled out next is partially pulled out while rotating. Therefore, the removal of the tissue to be pulled out next can be configured more smoothly.

[Fourth Embodiment]
A fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the tissue box BX4.

In the present embodiment, unlike the third embodiment, the outlet provided in the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 and the outlet provided in the side surface 12b of the box portion 1 are configured separately. That is, there is an edge between the side surface 12b of the box part 1 and the upper surface 10 of the box part 1 between the outlet provided on the upper surface 10 of the box part 1 and the outlet provided on the side surface 12b of the box part 1. To do. With this configuration, the mechanical strength of the tissue box BX4 can be increased as compared with the tissue box BX3 in the third embodiment. That is, the outlet provided in the upper surface 10 of the box part 1 and the outlet provided in the side surface 12b of the box part 1 do not necessarily need to be configured as an integral outlet.

[Fifth Embodiment]
A fifth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 11 is a perspective view of the tissue box BX5.

In the present embodiment, unlike the third embodiment, a support portion 35 and a support portion 36 are provided on the side surface 12 b of the box portion 1. The support portion 35 and the support portion 36 are disposed at a substantially central portion of the side surface 12b of the box portion 1.

The support portion 35 is configured by a portion of the side surface 12b of the box portion 1 being erected on the inside of the box portion 1 with the folding line L35 as an axis in a state where the cutting line DL35 is cut. The support portion 36 is configured by a portion of the side surface 12b of the box portion 1 being erected on the inner side of the box portion 1 about the folding line L36 in a state where the cutting line DL36 is cut. A fold line L35, which is an axis on which the support portion 35 is erected, and a fold line L36, which is an axis on which the support portion 36 is erected, are arranged adjacent to each other. The cutting line DL35 and the cutting line DL36 are arranged with the folding line L35 and the folding line L36 interposed therebetween.

Here, the tissue bundle 24 stored in the box 1 is held between the support portions 35 and 36 provided on the side surface of the box 1 and the inner surface of the box 1. The support portions 35 and 36 protrude into the box portion 1 so as to contact the side surfaces of the bundle 24. The top of the support portions 35 and 36 (the surface exposed by partially cutting the box portion) is in contact with the side surface of the bundle 24. Even in such a case, the effect can be obtained as in the third embodiment. In addition, as shown in FIG. 11, the folding lines L35 and L36 are configured in a ridge shape (a state in which a ridgeline of a mountain is drawn), whereby the support portions 35 and 36 can be suitably erected.

In this embodiment, compared to the case of the third embodiment, the support portions 35 and 36 are more likely to fall to the side surface 12 b side of the box portion 1 due to the force received from the bundle 24. However, such a point can be solved by, for example, locking the support portions 35 and the support portions 36 arranged adjacent to each other. There are various methods for locking the support portion 35 and the support portion 36 to each other. For example, the top portion of the support portion 35 and the top portion of the support portion 36 may be glued with a sealing member. Although a specific structure is not illustrated, for example, when the support portion 35 and the support portion 36 are erected, the inner surface of the box portion 1 of one or both of the support portion 35 and the support portion 36 is used. It is sufficient to adopt a configuration in which a sealing material is exposed. Then, the surface of the support portion 35 corresponding to the inner surface of the box portion 1 and the surface of the support portion 36 corresponding to the inner surface of the box portion 1 may be bonded together.

In addition, for example, a cutting line may be provided in the support part 35, and a protruding part sandwiched in a gap (opening) generated by cutting the cutting line provided in the support part 35 may be provided in the support part 35. The support portion 36 can be locked to the support portion 35 by inserting the protruding portion of the support portion 36 into the gap generated by cutting the cutting line of the support portion 35. Various other methods can be considered as a method of locking the support portions to each other inside the box portion.

[Sixth Embodiment]
A sixth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the tissue box BX6.

The difference from the first embodiment is that the support portion 70 is configured by projecting the side surface 12 b of the box portion 1 into the inside of the box portion 1. In other words, the support portion 70 is configured by the side surface 12 b of the box portion 1 being recessed inside the box portion 1. As a method for projecting the entire side surface 12b of the box portion 1 into the inside of the box portion 1, the upper surface 10, the lower surface 11, and the side surface 12a of the box portion 1 near the edge corresponding to the peripheral edge of the side surface 12b of the box portion 1. It is preferable to provide a score line on the other side surface adjacent to the side surface 12b. Based on the score lines provided on these surfaces, the side surface 12 b of the box portion 1 can be suitably recessed inside the box portion 1.

The support portion 70 includes a portion 70a extending inside the box portion 1 and a portion 70b extending in a direction substantially perpendicular to the direction in which the portion 70a extends. The part 70 a and the part 70 b are both parts constituting the side surface 12 b of the box part 1. The portion 70b is configured to contact the side surface 24a of the bundle 24. The portion 70 b has a surface facing the side surface 24 a of the bundle 24. Therefore, the bundle 24 can be held more suitably as compared with other embodiments. Moreover, since the side surface 12b of the box part 1 can be made into a peculiar shape by being dented inside the box part 1, there is also a design effect.

[Other Embodiments]
Other embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining a variation of the upper surface 10 of the tissue box BX1. FIG. 14 is also a view for explaining a variation of the upper surface 10 of the tissue box BX1, as in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 13 (a), the shape of the support portion 17a when it stands up may be rectangular. Even in such a case, the same effect as that of the first embodiment can be obtained. That is, the shape of the support portion when it stands up is not limited to a shape in which the circular shape is partially missing. Although depending on the specific size of the support portion 17a, the side portions 24a of the bundle 24 are wider than the first embodiment by making the shape of the support portion when standing up to be rectangular. In addition, the support portion 17a can be brought into contact.

The support portion 17a includes a side 51 extending from the folding line L5, a side 52 extending from the folding line L5, and a top 53 connecting the side 51 and the side 52. The side 51 and the side 52 have substantially the same length. Note that the side sides 51 and 52 and the top side 53 coincide with the cutoff line DL7.

As shown in FIG. 13 (b), the shape of the support portion 17b when it is erected may be a shape in which a rectangular shape is partially cut. Specifically, the support portion 17b includes a side 51 extending from the folding line L5, a side 52 extending from the folding line L5, and a top 53 connecting the side 51 and the side 52. The side 51 is a side longer than the side 52. Accordingly, the top side 53 is configured to extend obliquely downward from the side side 51 toward the side side 52. Note that the side sides 51 and 52 and the top side 53 coincide with the cutoff line DL7.

Further, as shown in FIG. 14A, two (a plurality of) support portions 17 c and 17 d may be provided adjacent to the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1. Thereby, the bundle 24 accommodated in the inside of the box part 1 can be arrange | positioned in the predetermined position of the box part 1 more reliably.

Moreover, as shown in FIG.14 (b), you may provide the two support parts 17e and 17f on the upper surface 10 of the box part 1 so that it may adjoin. However, the direction in which the support portions 17e and 17f are raised is different from that in FIG. Even in such a case, the bundle 24 can be supported by appropriately adjusting the material constituting the support portion 17 and the thickness of the support portion 17. Although it is simplest that the support portion is configured by bending a predetermined portion of the box portion 1, other methods may be employed. For example, a member different from the box portion 1 made of a plastic material or the like may be employed as the support portion 17. In such a case, the bundle 24 can be reliably held at a predetermined position inside the box portion 1 by fixing a part of the member in a standing state.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 14 (c), support portions 17g and 17h may be provided in the configuration shown in FIG. 14 (a) so as to sandwich the outlet OP1 provided on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1. .

In such a case, the bundle 24 is not held at a predetermined location in the box portion 1 by the inner surface of the box portion 1 and the support portion, and the bundle 24 is in the box portion 1 between the support portions. Held in place. Specifically, the support portions 17 c and 17 d are configured to contact the side surface 24 a of the bundle 24. The support portions 17g and 17h are configured to contact the side surface 24b of the bundle 24. In other words, the side surface 24a of the bundle 24 and the support portions 17c and 17d are arranged to face each other. The side surface 24b of the bundle 24 and the support portions 17g and 17h are arranged to face each other.

In this way, the bundle 24 may be held between the support portions. However, considering that it is common that the gap between the inner surface of the box portion 1 and the outer surface of the bundle 24 is not so wide (1 cm to 2 cm), the bundle is formed between the support portion and the inner surface of the box portion. It is more effective to hold 24.

[Seventh Embodiment]
Again, a seventh embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 15 and 16. FIG. 15 is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box BX7 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the configuration of the tissue box BX7 according to the present embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 15, in the tissue box BX7 according to the present embodiment, the tissue is taken out from the side surface direction of the tissue box BX7. In other words, the tissue is taken out from the take-out port provided on the side surface of the tissue box BX7.

When removing a tissue from the tissue box, it is common to remove the tissue from the upper surface of the tissue box (upper surface 10 in FIG. 1). However, depending on the arrangement of the tissue box, it may not be easy to remove the tissue from the top surface of the tissue box. If the tissue can be taken out from the side of the tissue box, a more user-friendly tissue box can be provided.

In the tissue box BX7 in the present embodiment, a tissue bundle having the structure described with reference to FIG. 4 is also stored. In other words, the tissue box BX7 stores a bundle in which tissues are stacked in a pop-up manner. Therefore, tissues can be sequentially taken out from the side surface direction of the tissue box BX7. Even in the case of the present embodiment, FIG. 4 is also a view of the bundle 24 viewed from the side surface 12b side.

Hereinafter, the configuration of the tissue box BX7 will be described more specifically.

As shown in FIG. 15, an outlet OP <b> 7 is provided in the box portion 1. The outlet OP <b> 7 is formed from the side surface 12 b of the box part 1 to the upper surface 10. The take-out port OP7 is formed corresponding to the lid portion 80 formed by partially cutting the box portion 1.

The lid portion 80 is composed of a portion 80 a constituting the side surface 12 b of the box portion 1 and a portion 80 b constituting the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1. The lid 80 is configured to be openable and closable around the folding line L7 of the upper surface 10 of the box 1. By providing the lid portion 80, it is possible to suppress the bundle 24 housed inside the box portion 1 from being contaminated by an external contamination source.

Note that, as described above, the box unit 1 accommodates the tissue bundle 24 stacked in a pop-up manner. When the tissue Pep in FIG. 15 is taken out from the box portion 1, the tissue Pep to be taken out next is partially exposed to the outside of the box portion 1 as shown in FIG. Therefore, even when the tissue is taken out from the side surface direction of the box portion 1, the tissue can be taken out smoothly in order.

The structure of the tissue box BX7 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 16A is a configuration diagram of the upper surface 10 of the tissue box BX7. FIG. 16B is a configuration diagram of the side surface 12b of the tissue box BX7. FIG. 16C is a configuration diagram of the lower surface 11 of the tissue box BX7.

As shown in FIG. 16A, the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 is provided with a folding line L7 and a cutting line DL9. As shown in FIG. 16 (b), a cutting line DL 9 is provided on the side surface 12 b of the box portion 1. One end of the cutting line DL9 is provided at one end of the folding line L7. The other end of the cutting line DL9 is provided at the other end of the folding line L7. The cutting line DL9 extends from the one end of the folding line L7 to the upper surface 10 of the box part 1 toward the side surface 12b. On the side surface 12b of the box part 1, the cutting line DL9 extends in a U shape. And again, the cutting line DL9 extends to the other end of the folding line L7 on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1. The cutting line DL9 is set according to the shape of the outlet OP7 to be formed. The lid 80 is configured by cutting the cutting line DL9. Here, the opening shape of the outlet OP7 is defined by the cutting line DL9 and the folding line L7. You may provide a concave cutting line in the vertex part of the U-shaped cutting line DL9 in the side surface 12b. In this case, the user can more easily cut the box part 1 along the cutting line DL9 of the box part 1.

Further, similarly to the above-described embodiment, also in this embodiment, a cutting line DL10 and a folding line L8 are formed as shown in FIG. In a state where the cutting line DL10 is cut, a portion of the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 is bent inside the box portion 1 with the folding line L8 as an axis, and a support portion 54 that contacts the side surface of the bundle 24 is configured. . Further, as shown in FIG. 16C, a cutting line DL11 and a folding line L9 are formed. In a state where the cutting line DL11 is cut, a portion of the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 is bent inside the box portion 1 with the folding line L9 as an axis, and a support portion 55 that contacts the side surface of the bundle 24 is configured. . Only one of the support part 54 and the support part 55 may be provided. The support part 54 and the support part 55 are provided on the side where the lid part 80 is not provided with a center line CL1 described later as a boundary. In addition, the location which provides a support part and the number of support parts are arbitrary.

Further, as shown in FIG. 16B, the portion 80a of the lid portion 80 formed by cutting the cutting line DL9 is arranged at a position shifted from the center line CL1 of the side surface 12b. In other words, the center line CL2 of the portion 80a of the lid 80 does not coincide with the center line CL1 of the side surface 12b. If the center line CL2 of the portion 80a of the lid 80 matches the center line CL1 of the side surface 12b, the frictional resistance when removing the tissue from the bundle 24 in FIG. 4 may increase. By preventing the center line CL2 of the portion 80a of the lid portion 80 from being coincident with the center line CL1 of the side surface 12b, the frictional resistance when removing the tissue can be kept to a minimum. This is particularly effective when tissues are stacked in the pop-up type described above. However, when the friction may be increased, the center line CL1 and the center line CL2 may coincide. As is clear from FIG. 16, no film is arranged around the outlet OP7. The center line CL1 is located at the center of the lateral width w5 when the side surface 12b is viewed from the front. The center line CL2 is located at the center of the lateral width w6 when the portion 80a of the lid 80 is viewed from the front.

Note that the outlet OP7 in the present embodiment may be additionally provided in the outlet shown in the above-described embodiment.

[Eighth Embodiment]
The eighth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 17 is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box BX8 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 18 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the configuration of the tissue box BX8 according to the present embodiment.

In the present embodiment, the lid portion 81 is configured by partially cutting the side surface 12b of the box portion 1. An outlet OP8 formed corresponding to the lid portion 81 is formed on the side surface 12b of the box portion 1. Even with such a configuration, the same effect as described in the seventh embodiment can be obtained. However, in the case where the tissue is first taken out after the outlet OP8 is formed, the ease of taking out the tissue is superior to that in the seventh embodiment.

[Other Embodiments]
Another embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 19 and 20. FIG. 19 is a perspective view for explaining a variation of the tissue box BX7 according to the seventh embodiment. FIG. 20 is a perspective view for explaining a variation of the tissue box BX8 according to the eighth embodiment.

In FIG. 19, the lid 80 is completely separated from the box 1. Even in such a case, the same effect as that of the seventh embodiment can be obtained. In FIG. 20, the lid portion 81 is completely separated from the box portion 1. Even in such a case, the same effect as the eighth embodiment can be obtained.

[Ninth Embodiment]
Again, the ninth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 21 is an explanatory diagram for explaining a configuration of a tissue box BX9 according to the ninth embodiment. Also in the ninth embodiment, the tissue is taken out from the side surface direction of the tissue box BX9 as in the seventh embodiment. In other words, the tissue is taken out from the outlet provided on the side surface of the tissue box BX9. However, in the ninth embodiment, an outlet is provided in a portion different from that in the seventh embodiment. Therefore, only this different point will be described.

As shown in FIG. 21 (b), in this embodiment, when the side surface 12b is viewed from the front, the center line CL2 of the outlet substantially matches the center line CL1 of the side surface 12b. In other words, when the side surface 12b is viewed from the front, the cutting line DL9 extends as follows. The cutting line DL9 first extends downward on the left side of the center line CL1. Next, the cutting line DL9 straddles the center line CL1. The cutting line DL9 extends upward on the right side of the center line CL1. With such a configuration, the consumer can smoothly cut the box portion 1 partially along the cutting line DL9 to create an outlet. Further, the producer of the tissue box BX9 can easily produce the cutting line DL9. This is because the cutting line DL9 is not provided in a region where the sheets are overlapped when the box portion 1 is assembled from a single sheet.

This point will be described with reference to FIG. As schematically shown in FIG. 21B, the side surface 12b has regions R1 to R4. The region R1 is a portion (overlapping region) where two layers of the above-described sheets are overlapped. The region R2 is the same as the region R1. The region R3 is a portion (non-overlapping region) where the above-described sheet is one layer. The region R4 is the same as the region R3. Here, the cut line DL9 is provided in the region R3. The cutting line DL9 is not provided in the region R1 and the region R2.

As is clear from the configuration of the drawing, the cutting line DL9 is formed by arranging a plurality of cuts in a line shape in the box portion 1 with a certain interval. When the cutting line DL9 is arranged in the overlapping region, it is necessary to form notches for two layers on the side surface of the box portion 1. Forming two layers of cuts in the box portion 1 may not make it possible to utilize existing production techniques, and may impair the productivity of the tissue box. Further, the consumer needs to partially cut the box portion 1 along the cutting line DL9 with a stronger force. In the present embodiment, as described above, the cutting line DL9 is provided in the non-overlapping region. Therefore, there are advantages for both producers and consumers.

In the region R1, a portion where the side surface 12c of the box portion 1 shown in FIG. 21A extends and a portion where the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 shown in FIG. Including parts. In the region R1, the portion where the side surface 12c of the box portion 1 shown in FIG. 21A extends and the portion where the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1 shown in FIG. Including parts.

The region R2 is a portion in which the portion where the side surface 12a of the box portion 1 shown in FIG. 21A extends and the portion where the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1 shown in FIG. including. In the region R1, the portion where the side surface 12a of the box portion 1 shown in FIG. 21 (a) extends and the portion where the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1 shown in FIG. 21 (c) extends overlap each other. Including parts. Region R3 includes a portion where upper surface 10 of box portion 1 extends. The region R3 does not include a portion where the side surface 12a of the box portion 1 shown in FIG. 21A extends and a portion where the side surface 12c of the box portion 1 shown in FIG. The region R4 includes a portion where the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1 extends. The region R4 does not include a portion where the side surface 12a of the box portion 1 shown in FIG. 21A extends and a portion where the side surface 12c of the box portion 1 shown in FIG.

[Tenth embodiment]
The tenth embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 22 is an explanatory diagram for explaining a configuration of a tissue box BX10 according to the tenth embodiment. The tenth embodiment is substantially equal to the second embodiment described above. However, in the tenth embodiment, an outlet is provided in a portion different from the second embodiment. Therefore, only this different point will be described.

In the present embodiment, when the bundle 24 is supported by the support portions 30 and 31, one end of the outlet is disposed in a region that does not overlap the bundle 24 as shown in FIG. 22. Therefore, when the tissue is pulled out from the side surface 12b, the tissue can be taken out from the outlet more smoothly. As described above, the specific shape and the like of the outlet are arbitrary. However, as in the present embodiment, by appropriately changing the shape of the outlet, it can be set so that the tissue can be extracted more smoothly from a specific direction.

[Eleventh embodiment]
The eleventh embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 23 is a schematic perspective view of the tissue box BX11. FIG. 24 is an explanatory diagram of a configuration when each surface of the tissue box BX11 is viewed from the front. FIG. 24A is a schematic top view of the tissue box BX11. FIG. 24B is a schematic side view of the tissue box BX11. FIG. 24C is another schematic side view of the tissue box BX11. FIG. 24D is a schematic bottom view of the tissue box BX11. FIG. 25 is a perspective view according to a modification of the tissue box BX11.

As shown in FIG. 23, in this embodiment, a lid 82 is provided in the box 1 so as to be openable and closable. When the lid portion 82 is closed, the tissue is stored in the box portion 1. When the lid portion 82 is in an open state, the tissue can be taken out from the inside of the box portion 1. By providing the lid 82 having such a characteristic point, a tissue box having an excellent design effect can be realized. Further, the direction of taking out the tissue is expanded by the lid portion 82. That is, if it is from the side surface 12b side of the box part 1, a tissue can be continuously drawn out smoothly in arbitrary directions. Therefore, when the tissue box BX11 is arranged with the side surface 12b of the box portion 1 as the upper surface, the consumer can take out the tissue very smoothly.

The configuration of the tissue box BX11 will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIG. 24A, a cutting line DL <b> 12 is provided on the upper surface 10 of the box portion 1. As shown in FIG. 24B, a cut line DL13 is provided on the side surface 12b of the box portion 1. As shown in FIG. 24 (c), a cutting line DL 14 is provided on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1. As shown in FIG. 24D, a folding line L10 is provided on the side surface 12a of the box portion 1.

The cutting line DL12 in FIG. 24A extends from the point P1 to the point P2. The cutting line DL13 in FIG. 24B extends from the point P2 to the point P3. The cutting line DL14 in FIG. 24C extends from the point P3 to the point P4. A folding line L10 in FIG. 24D extends from the point P4 to the point P1. The lid 82 is configured by cutting the cutting lines DL12 to DL14. The point P1 is a point on the long side of the upper surface 10. The point P2 is a point on the short side of the upper surface 10. Point P3 is a point on the short side of lower surface 11. The point P4 is a point on the long side of the lower surface 11.

The lid 82 includes a part of the upper surface 10 of the box part 1, a part of the lower surface 11 of the box part 1, a part of the side surface 12a of the box part 1, and a part of the side surface 12b of the box part 1. Is done. In other words, the lid portion 82 includes the four surfaces of the box portion 1.

In the present embodiment, a support portion 55 is provided on the lower surface 11 of the box portion 1 as in the above-described embodiment. Therefore, the movement of the bundle 24 is suppressed when the tissue is taken out. The description of the above-described embodiment is applied as it is for the description of the support portion. Therefore, the overlapping description is omitted.

Finally, FIG. 25 shows a perspective view according to a modified example of the tissue box BX11. In the case of FIG. 25, the folding line L <b> 10 is provided on the side surface 12 b of the box part 1. In this way, the lid portion 82 may be configured.

[Other Embodiments]
A modified example of the lid provided on the box 1 will be described in particular with reference to FIGS. As described in the above embodiment, the lid portion is configured when the box portion is partially cut along the cutting line. The lid is configured to be openable and closable with respect to the box with the folding line as an axis. The configuration of the lid, that is, how the cut line and the folding line are provided can be changed as appropriate. In order to make this point clearer, a description will be given with reference to FIGS. In addition, the support part (not shown) demonstrated in the above-mentioned embodiment shall be provided in the upper surface 10 or the lower surface 11 of the box part 1 of FIG. 26 thru | or FIG.

In the case of FIG. 26A, the folding line may be provided between the points N1 and N2. Further, the folding line may be provided between the points N2 and N3. The folding line may be provided between the points N3 and N4. The folding line may be provided between the points N4 and N5. The folding line may be provided between the points N5 and N6. The folding line may be provided between the points N1 and N6.

The case of FIG. 26B is the same as the case of FIG. In the case of FIG. 26C, the folding line is not provided between the point N1 and the point N2. The folding line is not provided between the points N1 and N6. Others are the same as in the case of FIG.

In the case of FIG. 27A, the folding line may be provided between the point N1 and the point N2. Further, the folding line may be provided between the points N2 and N3. The folding line may be provided between the point N3 and the point N1. As shown in FIG. 27B, when the point N1 and the point N2 are connected by an arc-shaped line that swells outward, the folding line is provided between the point N1 and the point N2. This is because the lid 83 can be opened and closed smoothly.

In the case of FIG. 28A, the folding line may be provided between the point N1 and the point N2. Further, the folding line may be provided between the points N2 and N3. The folding line may be provided between the points N3 and N4. The folding line may be provided between the points N4 and N1.

The case of FIG. 28B is the same as the case of FIG. In the case of FIG. 28 (c), the folding line may be provided between the points N1 and N2. Further, the folding line may be provided between the points N2 and N3. The folding line may be provided between the points N3 and N4. The folding line may be provided between the points N4 and N5. The folding line may be provided between the points N5 and N6. The folding line may be provided between the points N6 and N7. The folding line may be provided between the points N7 and N8. The folding line may be provided between the point N8 and the point N1.

Note that the lid 83 shown in FIGS. 28A to 28C is very innovative in design in the tissue box industry. As described above, since the bundle 24 is supported by the support portion, it is possible to form such a free lid portion. In other words, the support portion can extremely improve the degree of freedom of the configuration of the lid portion provided in the box portion 1. Needless to say, the lid 83 shown in FIGS. 28A to 28C itself contributes to the smooth extraction of the tissue.

In the case of FIG. 29A, the folding line may be provided between the points N1 and N2. Further, the folding line may be provided between the points N2 and N3. The folding line may be provided between the points N3 and N4. The folding line may be provided between the points N4 and N1.

In the case of FIG. 29B, the folding line may be provided between the points N1 and N2. Further, the folding line may be provided between the points N2 and N3. The folding line may be provided between the points N3 and N4. The folding line may be provided between the points N4 and N5. The folding line may be provided between the points N5 and N6. The folding line may be provided between the point N6 and the point N1. In the case of FIG. 29C, the folding line may be provided between the points N1 and N2. Further, the folding line may be provided between the points N2 and N3. The folding line may be provided between the points N3 and N4. The folding line may be provided between the points N4 and N1.

Note that the lid 83 shown in FIGS. 29A to 29C is also very innovative in design in the tissue box industry. As described above, since the bundle 24 is supported by the support portion, it is possible to form such a free lid portion. That is, the support part can extremely improve the degree of freedom of the configuration of the lid part provided in the box part 1. Needless to say, the lid 83 shown in FIGS. 29A to 29C itself contributes to the smooth extraction of the tissue.

[Eleventh embodiment]
Again, an eleventh embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 30 is an explanatory diagram for explaining a configuration of a tissue box BX11 according to the eleventh embodiment. In the eleventh embodiment, similarly to the ninth embodiment described above, the tissue is taken out from the side surface direction of the tissue box BX11. In other words, the tissue is taken out from the take-out port provided on the side surface of the tissue box BX11. However, the eleventh embodiment differs from the ninth embodiment in the folding structure of the box portion 1. Therefore, only this different point will be described.

Also in the present embodiment, the box unit 1 is assembled from one sheet as in the ninth embodiment. However, in the present embodiment, a region where three layers of sheets are overlapped is provided. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 30B, three layers of sheets are superimposed on the region R5 and the region R6. The region R5 includes a portion where the side surface 12c extends, a portion where the upper surface 10 extends, and a portion where the lower surface 11 extends. The region R6 includes a portion where the side surface 12a extends, a portion where the upper surface 10 extends, and a portion where the lower surface 11 extends. In such a case, it is not preferable to extend the cutoff line DL9 across the region R5 or the region R6. This is because it is impossible for the consumer to easily form the outlet in the box part 1, and for the producer, it is not possible to easily form the cut line in the box part 1.

Therefore, in the present embodiment, the cutting line DL9 is provided in a region other than the region R5 and the region R6. In other words, the cutting line DL9 is provided in the region R3, the region R4, and the region R7. The region R3 includes only a portion where the upper surface 10 extends. In the region R4, the lower surface 11 includes only an extension. The region R7 includes a portion where the upper surface 10 extends and a portion where the lower surface 11 extends. Providing the cutting line DL9 in this way does not cause the above-mentioned disadvantages, and is advantageous for both consumers and producers.

As is clear from the above description, in the present embodiment, the side surface 12b of the box portion 1 is configured by folding a sheet as follows. First, a portion where the side surface 12a extends and a portion where the side surface 12c extends are folded inward. Next, the portion where the lower surface 11 extends is folded inward. Next, the portion where the upper surface 10 extends is folded inward. By configuring in this way, in the region R5, from the inside of the box part 1, a portion where the side surface 12a extends, a portion where the lower surface 11 extends, and a portion where the upper surface 10 extends are stacked in this order. . In the region R6, from the inside of the box portion 1, a portion where the side surface 12c extends, a portion where the lower surface 11 extends, and a portion where the upper surface 10 extends are stacked in this order. Needless to say, the upper surface 10 may be folded inward before the lower surface 11. Further, the overlapping portion of the sheets is bonded with an adhesive or the like.

[Other Embodiments]
Furthermore, the modification of the cover part provided in the box part 1 is demonstrated using FIG. In the case of FIGS. 31A to 31C, the folding line may be provided between the points N1 and N2. Further, the folding line may be provided between the points N2 and N3. The folding line may be provided between the points N3 and N4. The folding line may be provided between the points N4 and N1. Moreover, as shown to Fig.31 (a)-(c), it is good also as circular arc shape which bulges a folding line outside.

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 support part may be composed of a separate member from the box part, and need not be composed of the same member (material) as the box part. The specific shape of the support portion is arbitrary. The present invention is particularly effective for a filmless outlet, but a film may be attached to the outlet provided in the box. You may provide a support part in the side surface of a box part. An outlet may be provided on each of the upper surface and the lower surface so that the tissue can be taken out from either the upper surface or the lower surface.

It is a schematic perspective view of tissue box BX1 concerning a 1st embodiment. (A) is a schematic top view of tissue box BX1, (b) is a schematic bottom view of tissue box BX1. It is a schematic sectional drawing between XX of FIG. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the structure of the tissue bundle | flux 24 comprised by a tissue being piled up. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating that the movement of the bundle | flux of the tissue in tissue box BX1 is suppressed. It is a schematic perspective view of tissue box BX2 concerning a 2nd embodiment. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating that the movement of the bundle | flux of the tissue in tissue box BX2 is suppressed. It is a perspective view of tissue box BX3 concerning a 3rd embodiment. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating that the movement of the bundle | flux of the tissue in tissue box BX3 is suppressed. It is a schematic perspective view of tissue box BX4 concerning a 4th embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of tissue box BX5 concerning a 5th embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of tissue box BX5 concerning a 5th embodiment. It is the schematic for demonstrating the variation of the upper surface 10 of tissue box BX1. It is the schematic for demonstrating the variation of the upper surface 10 of tissue box BX1. It is a schematic perspective view of tissue box BX7 concerning a 7th embodiment. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the structure of tissue box BX7 concerning 7th Embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of tissue box BX8 concerning an 8th embodiment. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the structure of tissue box BX8 concerning 8th Embodiment. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the variation of tissue box BX7 concerning 7th Embodiment. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the variation of tissue box BX8 concerning 8th Embodiment. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the structure of tissue box BX9 concerning 9th Embodiment. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the structure of tissue box BX10 concerning 10th Embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view of tissue box BX11. (A) is a schematic top view of tissue box BX11. (B) is a schematic side view of the tissue box BX11. (C) is another schematic side view of the tissue box BX11. (D) is a schematic bottom view of the tissue box BX11. It is a perspective view which concerns on the modification of tissue box BX11. It is explanatory drawing which concerns on the modification of the cover part provided in a box part. It is explanatory drawing which concerns on the modification of the cover part provided in a box part. It is explanatory drawing which concerns on the modification of the cover part provided in a box part. It is explanatory drawing which concerns on the modification of the cover part provided in a box part. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the structure of tissue box BX11 concerning 11th Embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which concerns on the modification of the cover part provided in a box part. It is explanatory drawing for demonstrating the movement of the bundle | flux of the tissue in a tissue box. The figure numbers and figure contents of this application are the same as the figure numbers and figures in Japanese Patent Application No. 2007-16357.

Claims (5)

An end side surface is formed by having a portion in which an upper flap extending vertically from the upper surface to the lower surface and a lower flap extending vertically from the lower surface to the upper surface are overlapped, and a bundle of sanitary paper stacked in a pop-up form is formed. In a rectangular parallelepiped container provided with an opening (P) for taking out from the inside and made by superimposing sheets, a cut line of the opening composed of a cut line (Y) and a fold line (Z) (Y) starts from point (A) at points (A) and (B) on one surface of the container, and points (C) and (D) on the end side surface (N) connected to the surface. From point (B) to point (A) along line (X) that passes through point (B), point (C), and point (D) in that order and returns without crossing point (A) again And the polygonal line (Z) starts from the point (A) and the point (B By a side (AB) leading to a receiving container of hygiene paper, characterized in that the opening is an opening with an openable and closable lid for rotating polygonal line a (Z) as a rotation axis.  The storage container according to claim 1, wherein the cut line (Y) constituting the opening is arranged in a region where the sheets are not stacked, or is arranged in a region where the sheets are stacked three or more layers. A container for sanitary paper, characterized by not being used. The sanitary paper storage container according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a new opening (Q) is provided on the upper surface. The storage container according to claim 3, wherein a support portion (S) is provided on a surface facing the opening (Q), and a bundle of sanitary paper is sandwiched between the end side surface (N) and the support portion (S). A sanitary paper storage container, which is arranged so as not to slip. 5. The storage container according to claim 4, wherein the support portion (S) is formed by a fold line that is concave toward the sanitary paper bundle and a notch line that bulges both ends of the fold line toward the sanitary paper bundle. A sanitary paper container characterized by being constructed.

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