JP2013086876A - Storage case for article or the like - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a storage case for an article or the like, having a novel structure, which can be manufactured without taking time and labor, whose cost is reduced, which gives a fashionable impression, and which can also be used in place of the conventional paper bag.SOLUTION: The storage case 6 comprises a front wall, a back wall and a folding part provided at the lower side of the front wall or the back wall. When the folding part is folded in, it is stretched against the opposed walls and a gap between the front wall and the back wall is widened as much as the width of the folding part, so that the storage case stands alone. Furthermore, the folding part becomes a bottom, and a space for accommodating an article such as confectionery is produced above the folding part.

Description

  The present invention relates to a storage case for articles and the like that can be used in place of conventional folding boxes and paper bags and that is easy to manufacture and inexpensive.

  Conventionally, paper shopping bags (paper bags) have been provided to customers who have purchased products at department stores and other stores. A vertical gusset portion is formed on each side of the bag body by a valley fold line and a mountain fold line on both sides of the bag body, and a bottom gusset portion is formed by being folded and overlapped on the lower side portion of the bag body from four sides. It is a thing. There are also cases in which laminated paper is used for the bag body, or a transparent synthetic resin bag is put on the outside of the bag body.

  In JP 2010-105266 A, the above-mentioned bag body is formed by inserting and bonding two spread newspapers in a direction perpendicular to the folding line, and inserting and bonding them at each end in order to reuse the newspapers. Like to do. This is said to be able to meet the demand for effective use of resources.

  In any of the above cases, in order to reinforce the overlapping of the bottom gussets, a cardboard reinforcing paper piece is often placed on the bottom of the bag.

JP 2010-105266 A

  The problem with such a bag is that it takes time to form the bottom gusset portion when forming the bag from a cut paper sheet, and it is lacking in novelty because it has already come. The traditionally used folding boxes have an outdated feeling.

  Therefore, the present invention takes less time for manufacturing, is inexpensive, gives a fashionable impression, and can accommodate articles with a novel structure that can be used in place of conventional folding boxes and paper bags. The issue is to provide a case.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, the invention comprises a front wall portion and a back wall portion connected at both side portions, and a folding portion provided on the lower side portion of the front wall portion or the back wall portion. When the folded portion is folded, the opposing wall portion is stretched so that the space between the front wall portion and the back wall portion is widened by the width of the folded portion so that it can stand on its own, and the folded portion becomes the bottom, and This can be solved by providing a storage case for articles such as a space for storing articles such as confectionery formed above the folding portion. This is mainly used as a paper box (folding box) for storing articles such as confectionery, but a configuration in place of a paper bag is also possible. In addition, you may comprise so that both may overlap, when the said folding part is provided in a front wall part and the said back wall part, and each folding part is folded. In the examples described later, a case will be described in which folding portions are provided in each of the front wall portion and the back wall portion.

  When the front wall and the back wall are said to be connected on both sides, the front wall and the back wall are separate, and they are polymerized and bonded on both sides by a thin sheet or the like Hinges are fixed, front wall and back wall are formed by folding in two and both ends are bonded, and the cylinder is flattened and the front and back walls are folded from the folds on both sides. Can be raised. The material of the front wall portion and the back wall portion is arbitrary, and cardboard, synthetic resin sheet, leather, etc. can be selected and mixed as necessary. In addition, stickers can be put on these surfaces and beautiful photo printing can be performed. Further, a window may be formed by cutting out a part of the front wall portion or the back wall portion.

  It is known that a paper cylinder or the like is flattened when pressure is applied uniformly from both sides. The pressure can be restored to a shape close to the original cylinder by pressure from both sides perpendicular to the pressing direction. By applying this principle, the lower end of the planar object is formed into an arc shape projecting outward, and the arc-shaped projecting piece is folded inward with an arcuate mountain fold line. Can be inflated. It is also possible to inflate the whole by folding the arc-shaped projecting piece inward with a linear mountain fold line and folding the folded projecting piece with an arc-shaped valley fold line. Since the portion formed between the linear mountain fold line and the arcuate valley fold line is in close contact with the planar one, the structure is more solid. The above-mentioned planar object where the projecting piece part ahead of the arc-shaped valley fold line faces is stretched.

  The space between the front wall portion and the back wall portion opens by the amount corresponding to the folding portion, and as a result, expands and becomes a three-dimensionally self-supporting state. The closer the bulge is to a circle, the greater the rigidity. Looking at this self-supporting state in detail, it will bend when the end of the cylinder is folded as in the case of Chupac (trademark), etc., but in the case of the article etc. of this invention, it will be straight and flat without being bent Therefore, it is easy to meet the demand when it is desired to be able to stand on its own. In addition, the site | part used as the crease | fold of the said folding part can be comprised as a perforation.

  When the folding portion pushes the wall portion, the space between the front wall portion and the back wall portion is expanded by the amount corresponding to the folding portion, and a space is formed here. Moreover, since the folding part stretches the wall part, this can be used as a shelf. Then, the folding portion and the space above this can store articles of almost the same size. This is the greatest feature of the present invention. Articles stored in this way can be displayed or sold in this state. It is a new and attractive one. In addition, you can continue to decorate your table as a memory after purchasing and consuming goods. In addition, the storage case for the article can be formed to be elongated vertically or to be thick and low.

  Now, when it says that it consists of a front wall part and the back wall part attached to this back surface by the both ends, the said attachment part is a margin part or a hook part, for example, and arbitrary designs are possible. For example, in the case of a marginal part, the marginal part is provided on both the front wall part and the back wall part, and they are bonded in a state of being folded inside, so that the cut end of the cardboard can be seen. It is shown in a state where the folded round shape is overlapped, and since the marginal parts folded inside are bonded to each other, the marginal part does not come out on the surface, and the whole appearance is really It can be said that it is a good structure. Further, for example, when the joint portion is a hooking portion, the hooking portions of the front wall portion and the back wall portion are hooked in an inwardly folded state, and the same action as described above appears. In addition, the storage case for the article can be formed to be elongated vertically or to be thick and low.

  In the article storage case of the present invention, since the folding portion is provided on the lower side portion of the front wall portion or the back wall portion, the article storage case tends to be wide at the bottom and narrow at the top. The upper part is not provided with a folding part as a spacer, so that the space between the front wall part and the back wall part is not opened and is not three-dimensionalized, and the front wall part and the back wall part are relatively flat. If the state is maintained, it can be said that the planar portion is more suitable for photographic printing. Note that the narrowed portion of the upper edge can be easily closed with a seal or clip.

  Next, a handbag can be provided on the front wall or the back wall. As an example of a hand-held portion, an opening provided at the same position on the front wall portion and the back wall portion is raised. In particular, the opening provided in the narrowed portion of the upper edge is easy to grasp by hand. This makes it possible to hold the opening by hand. In addition, any design such as attaching a hand strap is possible.

  Next, a fold portion as a spacer for making the entire housing case into a cylindrical shape is provided on the front wall portion or the back wall portion above the space for housing articles such as confectionery. I can do it. By providing the upper part, that is, the top part or the middle part as a spacer, the entire case for accommodating articles can be made cylindrical. How much the space between the front wall part and the back wall part is expanded depends on the structure of the folding part. Also in this configuration, the folding part stretches the wall part, and the space between the front wall part and the back wall part opens and expands as much as the folding part, and a space is formed here, and the folding part serves as a shelf. This is where the goods are stored. In addition, the number of the folding parts provided is arbitrary.

  Next, by further providing a folded portion on each of the front wall portion and the back wall portion, when the folded portion is folded, the opposing wall portion is stretched, and the front wall portion and the back wall portion are The space is widened by the width of the folded portion, and the whole can be formed as a container case for a cylindrical article. That is, by applying the configuration of the folding portion provided on the lower side of each of the front wall portion and the back wall portion to the upper side portion, the whole can be formed in a cylindrical shape. It should be noted that the lower folding portion and the upper folding portion may have the same distance or different distances.

  Next, each of the front wall portion and the back wall portion further includes a fold portion, and when the fold portion is folded, the opposed fold portion is stretched, and the front wall portion and the back wall portion are The space is widened by the width of these folded portions, and the whole can be formed as a container case for a cylindrical article. The folding part on the front wall part side and the folding part on the back wall part side stick together, so that both the folding parts substantially stretch the wall part facing each other, and both the front wall part and the back wall part are between It acts to increase the width of the folding part.

  As a configuration example in which both the folding parts are stretched, a notch part of about 10 mm is provided at the tip part of each folding part toward the wall part to which each belongs, and this notch part is brought into contact with both folding parts. Raise the ones that you want to plug in. Since this insertion is easily opened, both of the folded portions can be used as the lid portion of the housing case. As another configuration example, if a straight mountain fold line or a valley fold line is provided at the front end of each folding part and is folded at a right angle to form a rising part, both rising parts are stretched and Raise the space between the wall portion and the back wall portion so that the width of both folded portions can be increased.

  Next, a window may be provided in the front wall portion or the back wall portion with respect to a storage case for the article of claim 1, claim 2, claim 5, or claim 6. With this window, it is possible to see the article housed inside from the outside.

  Furthermore, it is good also as what has the bag for stuffing articles, such as confectionery. This bag filled with items such as confectionery can be seen from a window opened in the wall. If the bag is transparent, the article packed in the bag can be seen through.

  The present invention comprises a front wall portion, a back wall portion, and a folded portion provided on each of the front wall portion and the lower side portion of the back wall portion, and when the folded portion is folded, the opposing wall portion is stretched. The space between the front wall portion and the back wall portion is widened by the width of the folding portion so that it can stand on its own, and the folding portion serves as the bottom, and a space for storing articles such as confectionery is provided above the folding portion. It is made to be formed. As a result, compared to conventional folding boxes, paper bags, etc., there is an excellent effect that manufacturing is not time-consuming, the cost is low, and a fashionable impression can be given.

  It is explanatory drawing showing the state which assembled Example 1. FIG.   It is explanatory drawing of the folding parts 14 and 18. FIG.   It is explanatory drawing represented with the expanded view.   It is explanatory drawing which represented Example 2 with the expanded view.   It is explanatory drawing showing the state which assembled Example 3. FIG.   It is explanatory drawing which represented Example 4 with the expanded view.   It is explanatory drawing of the folding parts 53 and 55 of Example 5. FIG.   It is explanatory drawing which looked at Example 6 from the bottom face side.

  Six embodiments will be described below with reference to the drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

  1 to 3 show a confectionery case 1 according to this embodiment. The punched cardboard is folded at the folding part 103 to be divided into the front wall 10 and the rear wall 15, and the folding part 103 on the rear wall 15 is connected to the folding part 103 on the opposite side of the folding part 103 on the front wall 10. Once glued to the opposite edge, the tube is ready to be formed. The front wall 10 is provided with a portion delimited by a lower straight mountain fold line 12 and an arcuate valley fold line 13, and a substantially elliptical folded portion 14 is formed before the valley fold line 13. The portion formed by the mountain fold line 12 and the valley fold line 13 is a reinforcing piece 101. Similarly, the rear wall 15 is provided with a portion delimited by a lower straight mountain fold line 16 and an arcuate valley fold line 17. 18 is formed, and a portion delimited by the mountain fold line 16 and the valley fold line 17 is a reinforcing piece 102. Note that the upper edge portion 19 of the front wall 10 and the upper edge portion 100 of the rear wall 15 have shapes similar to the curves of the folded portions 14 and 18.

  Therefore, when folded at the mountain fold line 12 and folded at the valley fold line 13, the folded portion 14 stretches between the rear wall 15 and expands between the front wall 10 and the rear wall 15, and this part is cylindrical, and above this, You can create a squeezed shape. At this time, the reinforcing piece 101 is curved and leans against the front wall 10 to reinforce the front wall 10 at this portion and raise the folded portion 14 that becomes the bottom. Subsequently, when folded from the mountain fold line 16 and from the valley fold line 17, the folded portion 18 leans on the lower side of the folded portion 14 and reinforces the folded portion 14. In this way, the confectionery case 1 having a shape in which the lower side is widened and the upper side is narrowed is obtained. The confectionery is taken in and out through the opening formed by the upper edge portions 19 and 100. In addition, what is necessary is just to make it close the upper edge parts 19 and 100 with the adhesive seal | sticker S etc. as needed.

  When the folded portions 14 and 18 are folded inward, the space between the front wall 10 and the rear wall 15 is widened by the width of the folded portions 14 and 18 and can be self-supported, and at the same time, the confectionery is above the folded portions 14 and 18. A space is formed to accommodate a package filled with the like. The folded portions 14 and 18 play a role of a meaning shelf which is a bottom portion, and this is a place for storing confectionery. In addition, the value as a display or a figurine increases by performing beautiful printing on the front wall 10 and the rear wall 15.

  In the confectionery case 2 of this embodiment shown in FIG. 4, the one folded portion 103 in the confectionery case 1 of the above-described embodiment 1 is provided substantially at right angles to the mountain fold lines 12 and 16. The triangular side wall 27 between the two mountain fold lines 211 and 212 and the straight mountain fold line 28 below the front wall 21 and the straight mountain fold line 203 below the rear wall 25. It is characterized in that it is provided so as to be formed. Corresponding to the side wall 27, the front wall 21 is provided with a side wall 22 by an oblique mountain fold line 20, and the rear wall 25 is provided with a side wall 26 by an oblique mountain fold line 24. Further, the side wall 22 has a margin piece 23.

  Further, folding pieces 201 and 206 are provided on both sides of the folded portions 200 and 205 having arcuate valley fold lines 29 and 204, respectively, between the reinforcing pieces 202 and 207. In addition, a knob 208 is formed in the folded portion 205, and the vicinity of the upper edge portions of the front wall 21 and the rear wall 25 are opened to form hand-held portions 209 and 210, respectively.

  When the confectionery case 2 configured in this manner is assembled in the same manner as the confectionery case 1 of the first embodiment, the side walls 27 and the side walls 22 and 26 having the same shape are formed on both sides of the front wall 21 and the rear wall 25. Further, the folding pieces 201 and 206 can close the gaps formed on both sides of the folded portions 200 and 205 at the bottom. When assembling the confectionery case 2, the folded-back portion 200 side is first folded, and the folded-back portion 205 side is folded later so that the lower side is expanded. Then, the knob 208 on the folded-back portion 205 side becomes the beginning when the confectionery case 2 is disassembled. Further, the confectionery case 2 can be provided by the hand holding portions 209 and 210.

  The confectionery case 3 of this embodiment shown in FIG. 5 has the following characteristics. That is, when the above-described Example 1 was assembled, a confectionery case 1 having a shape in which the lower side was expanded and the upper side was narrowed was obtained, but this confectionery case 3 is characterized in that it is cylindrical in the vertical direction. For this, the presence of a folding piece 38 to be described later is important. A window 39 through which the inside can be seen is provided at the bottom of the confectionery case 3. Further, the upper edge 34 of the upper edges 34 and 35 has a designed cut shape.

  The basic configuration of the confectionery case 3 of this embodiment follows the configuration of the confectionery case 1 of the first embodiment described above, but is formed by the front wall 30 and the rear wall 31 and the folded portions 32 and 33 serving as the bottom. On the front wall 30 side above the space for storing articles such as confectionery, a folding piece 38 as a spacer for making the entire confectionery case 3 into a cylindrical shape starts from a curved folding line 37 and both ends thereof. And an incision 36 surrounding the top. A window 39 is cut out on the side of the front wall 30 at a position immediately above the folded portions 32 and 33. The window 39 may remain cut out, but a transparent film may be attached. The packaging bag P placed on the folded portions 32 and 33 can be seen through the window 39.

  In addition, although the said upper edge part 34 is exhibiting the cut shape shape designed, it cannot be set as the design which protruded outside from the both edge parts of this confectionery case 3. FIG. If this is desired, the front wall 50 and the rear wall 52 may be cut out separately as in the confectionery case 5 of Example 5 described later. The margin piece in this case may be provided in each of the front wall 50 and the rear wall 52, or either one may be provided in all. Needless to say, connection means other than a margin piece may be used. Thus, if it can be set as the design which the upper side of the storage case of this invention protruded outside from both edges, for example, vegetable broccoli, animal lion lion, large doll with a head, etc. A storage case can be provided.

  The confectionery case 4 of this embodiment shown in FIG. 6 is different from the confectionery case 1 of the first embodiment described above in that the same folded portion 44 as that provided on the lower side of the front wall 40 and the rear wall 45 is provided. , 48 are provided. As a result, the confectionery case 4 has a cylindrical shape with the same thickness in the vertical direction. As a result, the confectionery case 4 has no distinction between the upper and lower sides. Furthermore, there is no distinction between horizontal and vertical placement. If a flat portion is formed on the peripheral wall constituted by the front wall 40 and the rear wall 45 of the confectionery case 4, it can be made to stand on its side. Further, for example, a structure in which a handle is notched along the folded portion 401 between the front wall 40 and the rear wall 45 or a strap is attached to the front wall 40 and the rear wall 45 is also possible.

  The punched cardboard is folded at the folding part 401 to divide it into a front wall 40 and a rear wall 45. What is the folding part 401 of the rear wall 45 with a margin piece 41 on the opposite side of the folding part 401 of the front wall 40? Adhere to the opposite edge. Next, the front wall 40 is provided with a portion delimited by a linear mountain fold line 42 and an arcuate valley fold line 43 on both the lower side and the upper side, and is substantially elliptical before the valley fold line 43. A folded portion 44 is formed, and a portion delimited by the mountain fold line 42 and the valley fold line 43 is a reinforcing piece 49. Similarly, the rear wall 45 is also provided with a portion delimited by a lower straight mountain fold line 46 and an arcuate valley fold line 47 on both the lower side and the upper side. A substantially elliptical folded portion 48 is formed, and a portion delimited by the mountain fold line 46 and the valley fold line 47 is a reinforcing piece 400.

  By folding the folded portion 44 in this manner, the folded portion 44 is stretched against the rear wall 45 even on the upper side of the front wall 40 and the rear wall 45, thereby exhibiting an action of expanding the space between the front wall 40 and the rear wall 45.

  The confectionery case 5 of this embodiment shown in FIG. 7 includes folded portions 53 and 55 having a unique configuration instead of the folded portions 44 and 48 provided on the upper side of the above-described confectionery case 4 of the fourth embodiment. . That is, the cardboard is cut out to prepare a front wall 50 having a margin piece 51 on one side and a rear wall 52 having a margin piece 57 on one side. The front wall 50 and the rear wall 52 have the same shape, and are used by being folded back by the margin pieces 51 and 57. The front wall 50 is glued to the edge of the rear wall 52 where the marginal piece 57 is not present with the marginal piece 51, and the marginal piece 51 is adhered to the inner side of the rear wall 52, and the marginal piece 57 is glued to the front wall 50. The marginal piece 57 is bonded to the edge of the side where the piece 51 is not located so as to be inside. The lower folded portion is made in the same manner as the confectionery case 4 described above. Further, each folded portion 53, 55 extending at the upper edge of the front wall 50 and the rear wall 52 has a central portion, a cut portion 54 in the folded portion 53, and a cut portion 56 in the folded portion 55. These are provided so that the cut portions 54 and 56 can be inserted when the folded portions 53 and 55 are folded inward.

  Therefore, when the cut-in portions 54 and 56 are inserted, the folded-back portions 53 and 55 abut each other, and the front wall 50 and the rear wall 52 of this portion can be expanded. Since the insertion of the cut portions 54 and 56 can be easily eliminated, the folded portions 53 and 55 can be used as the open / close lid of the confectionery case 5.

  In the confectionery case 6 of this embodiment shown in FIG. 8, the front wall 60 and the rear wall 62 have margin pieces 61, 61 provided on both sides of the front wall 60 and a margin piece provided on both sides of the rear wall 62. 63 and 63 are bonded together so that a cylindrical body can be obtained.

  The structure of the folding part provided on the lower side of these attached to the front wall 60 and the rear wall 62 attached to both ends on the back is the same as the structure of the bottom of the confectionery case 1 of Example 1 described above. According to the upper side, the lid portion is configured such that the folded portion 64 extended at the upper edge portion on the front wall 60 side is folded at the mountain fold portion and the valley fold portion. A flap 65 formed by valley folding is further provided at the edge of the folded portion 64. The flap 65 is curved like the above-described reinforcing piece and approaches the upper edge of the rear wall 62. This flap 65 can also be used like the knob 208 described above.

  In addition to the cardboard and the synthetic resin film, any material such as thin artificial leather can be used as the material of the present invention. The size and shape of the entire storage case are arbitrary.

  The storage case of the present invention may be provided alone or may be provided by putting a product such as a stuffed animal inside. Moreover, the use of this storage case is not restricted to the confectionery case of the Example mentioned above. For example, it can be freely used for a wide range of applications such as clothing such as towels, cosmetics such as soap, and canned pet food. In addition, as a display, it is possible to light up an article accommodated by installing an LED light inside.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Confectionery case 10 Front wall 11 Margin piece 12 Mountain fold line 13 Valley fold line 14 Folding part 15 Back wall 16 Mountain fold line 17 Valley fold line 18 Folding part 19 Upper edge part 100 Upper edge part 101 Reinforcing piece 102 Reinforcing piece 103 Folding Part 2 Confectionery case 20 Mountain fold line 21 Front wall 22 Side wall 23 Margin piece 24 Mountain fold line 25 Front wall 26 Side wall 27 Side wall 28 Mountain fold line 29 Valley fold line 200 Folding part 201 Folding piece 202 Reinforcement piece 203 Mountain fold line 204 Valley Folding line 205 Folding part 206 Folding piece 207 Reinforcing piece 208 Picking 209 Hand carrying part 210 Hand carrying part 211 Mountain folding line 212 Mountain folding line 3 Confectionery case 30 Front wall 31 Rear wall 32 Folding part 33 Folding part 34 Upper edge part 35 Upper edge part 36 Incision 37 Folding line 38 Folding piece 39 Window 4 Confectionery case 40 Front wall 41 Margin piece 42 Mountain fold line 43 Valley fold line 44 Folding part 45 Rear wall 46 Mountain fold line 47 Valley fold line 48 Folding part 49 Reinforcement piece 400 Reinforcement piece 401 Folding part 5 Confectionery case 50 Front wall 51 Margin Piece 52 Rear wall 53 Folded portion 54 Cut portion 55 Fold portion 56 Cut portion 57 Paste piece 6 Confectionary case 60 Front wall 61 Paste piece 62 Rear wall 63 Paste piece 64 Fold portion 65 Flap S Seal P Packaging bag

Claims (7)

  The front wall portion and the back wall portion connected at both side portions, and the folding portion provided on the lower side portion of the front wall portion or the back wall portion, and the wall portion facing when the folding portion is folded. The front wall portion and the back wall portion are widened by the width of the folding portion so that they can stand on their own, and the folding portion becomes the bottom portion, and articles such as confectionery are accommodated above the folding portion. A storage case for articles, etc., so that a space is formed.   It consists of a front wall portion, a back wall portion attached to both ends of the rear wall portion, and a folding portion provided on a lower side portion of the front wall portion or the back wall portion, and faces each other when the folding portion is folded. The wall portion is stretched so that the space between the front wall portion and the back wall portion is widened by the width of the folded portion so that it can stand on its own, and the folded portion serves as the bottom, and the article such as confectionery above the folded portion. A storage case for articles, etc., formed so that a space for storing the space is formed.   The storage case for articles and the like according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a handbag is provided on the front wall or the back wall.   The above-mentioned front wall part or said back wall part above the space which accommodates articles, such as confectionery, is provided with a folding part as a spacer for making the entire housing case cylindrical. A storage case for the article or the like according to claim 2.   Further, a folding part is provided on each upper part of the front wall part and the back wall part. When the folding part is folded, the opposing wall part is stretched, and the space between the front wall part and the back wall part is folded. The container case for articles and the like according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the container is widened by the width of the portion so as to be entirely cylindrical.   Furthermore, a folding part is provided on each upper part of the front wall part and the back wall part. When the folding part is folded, the opposing folding part is stretched, and the space between the front wall part and the back wall part is stretched. The storage case for articles and the like according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the case is widened by a width of a folding portion such as a cylindrical shape as a whole.   The storage case for articles and the like according to claim 1, claim 2, claim 5, or claim 6, wherein the front wall portion or the back wall portion has a window.

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