JP2015231863A - Tissue case - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a tissue case, in which increase in a vertical dimension thereof is suppressed to the minimum by a mechanism for changing a support height of a bottom part of a bundle of tissue papers, increase in costs due to increase of the number of components is suppressed and further workability for changing the support height of the bottom part of the bundle of tissue papers is excellent.SOLUTION: On a bottom part of the tissue case is formed a support member constituted of a contact position switching mechanism. The support member is arranged in an approximately arch shape in a state where a contact position thereof with a bottom surface of the bundle of tissue papers is switched to a position separate from the position of the bottom part, and arranged so that a central part of a movable part approaches the position of the bottom part in a state where the contact position thereof with the bottom face of the bundle of tissue papers is switched to a position approximate to the position of the bottom part.

Description

The present invention relates to a tissue case for refilling tissue paper that stores a stack of stacked sequentially-feed tissue paper. More specifically, the support height at the bottom of a stack of tissue papers can be changed so that a large amount of tissue paper can be stored while the stored tissue paper can be continuously removed until it is used up. The present invention relates to a tissue case for refilling tissue paper.
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In Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 5-26880, as shown in FIG. 16, in a thin paper storage box (tissue case) for storing the stacked progressively fed thin paper (tissue paper bundle 100), a thin paper storage box is used. If the stored thin paper is sequentially fed out from the slit 70 on the upper surface and used, the thick paper 71 is provided at the bottom of the folded thin paper (tissue paper bundle 100), and the thick paper 71 and the storage box By interposing a spring body 73 for biasing the thin paper (tissue paper bundle 100) upward between the bottom surface 72, the thin paper (tissue paper bundle 100) is pressed and biased upward. A thin paper storage box (tissue case) is disclosed.

However, in this prior art, since the structure for pressing and biasing the thin paper (tissue paper bundle 100) upward is arranged in advance in the thin paper storage box (tissue case), the thin paper (tissue paper of the tissue paper) is placed in the container. Since the pushing force acts on the thin paper (tissue paper bundle 100) from the initial stage where there are many bundles 100), the workability of taking out the thin paper (tissue paper bundle 100) deteriorates in the initial stage and the number of parts is increased. As the cost increases, the thin paper storage box (tissue case 100) becomes large in the vertical direction.

In addition, in Utility Model Registration No. 3011228, as shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, the internal dimensions of the bottom 80 of the tissue paper container for storing the stacked sequential feeding-type tissue paper (tissue paper bundle 100) are shown. A spring plate 81 made of rectangular thin cardboard, which is slightly smaller in both length and breadth, is provided with a notch 82 at the center of both ends, and a rubber band 83 is attached to each of them. A tissue case is disclosed in which a push-up structure is disposed between the lower portion and the bottom 80 of the tissue paper container.

However, in this prior art, the push-up structure is a structure that is previously arranged in the tissue paper container, and therefore, the tissue paper (tissue paper bundle 100) from the initial stage where there are many tissue papers (tissue paper bundle 100) in the container. Since the pushing force acts on the paper, the tissue paper takeout workability deteriorates in the initial stage, and the number of parts is large, and the mass production workability is bad.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 19 and 20, Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 6-1280 forms a hole 92 on an upper surface plate of a box body that stores stacked sequentially-fed tissue paper. A structure of a tissue case for refilling tissue paper in which a plurality of locking portions 91 are provided on the inner wall of the side plate and a bottom plate 90 is detachably provided on any of the locking portions 91 is disclosed.

However, according to this prior art, when changing the locking position of the bottom plate 90 to the upper stage, it is necessary to once arrange a part of the bottom plate 90 above the locking position. There is a problem that the tissue paper remaining in the box and the bottom plate 90 interfere with each other during the operation of changing the stop position to the upper stage and the workability is deteriorated, and the number of parts is large, resulting in a high manufacturing cost. It was.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-26880 Utility Model Registration No. 3011228 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-1280

The present invention supports the bottom of a bundle of tissue paper so that a stack of stacked tissue papers can be stored continuously, and can be continuously removed until the stored tissue paper is used up. In a tissue case for refilling tissue paper that has a mechanism for changing the height, avoid that the vertical size of the tissue case is greatly increased by the mechanism for changing the support height of the bottom of the tissue paper bundle. At the same time, it is an object of the present invention to obtain a tissue case that suppresses an increase in cost and has a good workability in changing the support height of the bottom portion of the tissue paper bundle.

The tissue case of the present invention is a tissue case for storing a stack of stacked sequentially-feed-type tissue papers in an internal space, and the tissue case includes a top portion in which the tissue paper take-out holes are formed. A bottom portion disposed opposite to the top portion; a top portion; and a side portion disposed around the bottom portion; and the bottom portion supporting the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle. The support member has a member, and the contact position with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle can be switched to at least two positions, a position close to the bottom position and a position spaced apart from the bottom position. The support member has a position switching mechanism, and at least two end portions of the support member are integrally formed with or coupled to the bottom portion, and are directed in a direction away from the bottom portion from the position of the end portion. At least two standing arm portions extending between each of the standing arm portions, and a movable portion disposed between each of the standing arm portions. In a state where it is arranged in a substantially arch shape in a state where it is switched to a position separated from the position of the position, the contact position with the bottom surface of the bundle of tissue paper is switched to a position close to the position of the bottom portion, The center part of the movable part is arranged closer to the position of the bottom part than the boundary position between the standing arm part and the movable part.

Further, in a state where the contact position of the support member with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle is switched to a position separated from the position of the bottom portion, the substantially central portion of the movable portion is the position of the tissue paper bundle. It is good to comprise so that it may contact | abut with a bottom face.

Further, in a state where the contact position of the support member with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle is switched to a position close to the position of the bottom portion, the substantially boundary position between the standing arm portion and the movable portion is It is good to comprise so that it may contact | abut with the bottom face of a bundle of tissue paper.

Furthermore, it is preferable that a hinge portion formed of a reduced thickness portion is formed at a boundary position between the standing arm portion and the movable portion of the support member.

Furthermore, it is preferable that a hinge portion formed of a reduced thickness portion is formed at a substantially central position of the movable portion of the support member.

Furthermore, an operation hole that can be hooked with a finger is preferably formed at a substantially central position of the movable portion of the support member.

The tissue case of the present invention has a structure in which an increase in the vertical dimension of the tissue case is minimized by a mechanism for changing the support height of the bottom of the bundle of tissue papers, so that the upper and lower directions increased by the support member. The direction dimension can be suppressed to a dimension equivalent to the height of the standing arm in a state where the switching of the support height is low, and a mechanism for changing the support height at the bottom of the tissue paper bundle. Since the back cover and the support member can be formed by integral molding, there is almost no increase in manufacturing cost. Further, the support height at the bottom of the tissue paper bundle can be changed from the outer surface of the tissue case. By pushing the approximate center position of the support member formed on the back cover. By pulling the approximate center position of the support member, the support height of the bottom of the tissue paper bundle can be changed to a low position. When refilling the tissue paper bundle, When changing the support height of the bundle bottom to a low position, the support height of the bottom of the bundle of tissue paper may be changed to a low position by pushing the substantially center position of the support member from the inside of the back cover. .

1 is an exploded view according to a first embodiment of the present invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | tissue of the tissue paper which concerns on 1st Example of this invention is low. It is a perspective view from the outer side direction of the back cover which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | tissue of the tissue paper which concerns on 1st Example of this invention is low. It is the principal part reference figure seen from the inner side direction of the back cover which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | tissue of the tissue paper which concerns on 1st Example of this invention is low. It is sectional drawing which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | tissue of the tissue paper which concerns on 1st Example of this invention is high. It is a perspective view from the outer side direction of the back cover which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | tissue of the tissue paper which concerns on 1st Example of this invention is high. . It is the principal part reference figure seen from the inner side direction of the back cover which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | flux of the tissue paper which concerns on 1st Example of this invention is high. It is a top view of the state which mounted | wore the front cover which concerns on 1st Example of this invention with the hook. It is AA sectional view taken on the line with the hook mounted on the front cover according to the first embodiment of the present invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | tissue of the tissue paper which concerns on 2nd Example of this invention is low. It is the principal part reference figure seen from the inner side direction of the back cover which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | tissue of the tissue paper which concerns on 2nd Example of this invention is low. It is sectional drawing which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | tissue of the tissue paper which concerns on 2nd Example of this invention is high. It is the principal part reference figure seen from the inner side direction of the back cover which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | tissue of the tissue paper which concerns on 2nd Example of this invention is high. It is the principal part reference figure seen from the inner side direction of the back cover which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | flux of the tissue paper which concerns on 3rd Example of this invention is low. It is the principal part reference figure seen from the inner side direction of the back cover which shows the state of the position where the support height of the bottom part of the bundle | flux of the tissue paper which concerns on 3rd Example of this invention is high. It is sectional drawing which shows a prior art. It is a reference perspective view which shows the internal structure of a prior art. It is sectional drawing which shows a prior art. It is a reference perspective view which shows the internal structure of a prior art. It is sectional drawing which shows a prior art.

The tissue case in the first embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 9, is a tissue case for storing a stack 100 of sequentially stacked tissue paper 100 in an internal space. The case includes a front cover 1 having a top portion 10 in which the tissue paper take-out hole 11 is formed, a back cover 2 having a bottom portion 20 disposed to face the top portion 10, and a longitudinal direction of the tissue case. A pair of side covers 3 disposed on both side portions of the front cover 1, and side portions extending toward the bottom 20 of the back cover 2 at both ends in the short direction of the top portion 10 of the front cover 1, respectively. 12 are formed at both ends in the short direction of the bottom portion 20 of the back cover 2, and side portions 22 extending toward the top portion 10 of the front cover 1 are formed. With the bar 2 facing each other, the end portion of the side portion 12 of the front cover 1 and the end portion 22 of the side portion of the back cover 2 have engaging portions 13 and 23 that can be engaged with each other. With the front cover 1 and the back cover 2 being engaged with each other, the longitudinal ends of the front cover 1 and the back cover 2 and the periphery of the side cover 3 are engaged with each other. Possible locking parts 14, 24, 30 are formed.

The bottom portion 20 of the back cover 2 has a support member 4 that contacts the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100, and the support member 4 is in contact with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100. The support member 4 has a contact position switching mechanism that can be switched to at least two positions, a position close to the position of the bottom portion 20 of the back cover 2 and a position separated from the position of the bottom portion 2. Standing arm portions 42 that are formed integrally with the bottom portion 20 (a plurality of parts may be combined with each other) and extend from the position of each end portion 41 in a direction away from the bottom portion 20, And a movable portion 43 disposed in a state of being integrally formed between the standing arm portions 42.

As shown in FIG. 5 to FIG. 7, the contact position of the support member 4 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is changed to a position separated from the position of the bottom portion 20 in a substantially arch shape. 2 to 4, in a state where the contact position of the support member 4 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is switched to a position close to the bottom 20 position. The substantially central portion 44 of the movable portion 43 is configured to be closer to the position of the bottom portion 20 than the boundary position between the standing arm portion 42 and the movable portion 43.

In a state where the contact position of the support member 4 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is switched to a position away from the position of the bottom portion 20, the substantially central portion 44 of the movable portion 43 is the tissue paper. In a state where the abutting position of the support member 4 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is switched to a position close to the position of the bottom portion 20, A substantially boundary position between the standing arm portion 42 and the movable portion 43 is configured to abut on the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100.

Furthermore, the tissue paper of the support member 4 is formed by forming a first hinge portion 45 made of a reduced thickness portion at the boundary position between the standing arm portion 42 and the movable portion 43 of the support member 4. The workability of switching the contact position with the bottom surface of the bundle 100 can be improved, and a second hinge portion 46 formed of a reduced thickness portion is formed at a substantially central position of the movable portion 43 of the support member 4. As a result, the switching workability can be further improved.

Further, an operation hole 47 that can be hooked with a finger is formed at a substantially central position of the movable portion of the support member 4, so that the contact position of the support member 4 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is determined. The operation of pulling back the movable portion can be easily performed when switching from a position separated from the position of the bottom portion 20 to a position close to the bottom portion 20.

In this embodiment, groove portions 25 for mounting hooks 35 for mounting the tissue case of the present invention on a sun visor or the like are formed at the left and right positions in the longitudinal direction of the outer surface of the bottom surface 20 of the back cover 2. The hook 35 is configured to be fixed to the back cover 2 by an engaging portion 36 with the groove portion 25 formed at one end. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, hooks 35 for mounting the tissue case of the present invention on a sun visor or the like are also provided at the left and right positions in the longitudinal direction of the outer surface of the top surface 10 of the front cover 1. A groove portion 15 for mounting is formed, and the hook 35 is configured to be fixed to the front cover 1 by an engagement portion 36 with the groove portion 15 formed at one end, and the hook 35 is attached to the front cover 1. At this time, the formation position of the left and right groove portions 15 for fixing the hook 35 and the position of the tissue paper take-out hole 11 are separated from each other so that the attachment object such as a sun visor and the tissue paper take-out hole 11 do not interfere with each other. Formed. When the side cover 3 is engaged with the front cover 1 and the back cover 2, a rib 31 is formed to cover either the groove 15 or the groove 25 that is not fitted with a hook. It should be noted that the tissue case of the present invention does not necessarily need to be configured so that the hook 35 can be attached, and the tissue case may be used on an automobile dashboard or in an appropriate place such as in the home.

In the tissue case of the present invention, the configuration of the front cover 1, the back cover 2, and the side portions 12 and 22 (including the side cover 3) is not limited to this embodiment, and the configuration of an existing tissue case (tissue case). The support member 4 of the present invention may be formed at the bottom position. Further, the support member 4 may form a plurality of types of support members 4 having different distances from the bottom portion 20 with respect to the position of the bottom portion 20, and in this case, the tissue paper bundle 100 is more finely divided. It is possible to adjust the position of the support member 4 that comes into contact with the bottom surface. (Not shown)

The tissue case in the second embodiment of the present invention is a modification of the tissue case described in the first embodiment, and the configuration of the front cover 1, the back cover 2, and the side cover 3 is the same as that of the first embodiment. Therefore, the description is omitted.

In the second embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 10 to 13, the bottom portion 20 of the back cover 2 has a support member 5 that is in contact with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100. A contact position switching mechanism capable of switching between at least two positions, a position close to the position of the bottom portion 20 of the back cover 2 and a position separated from the position of the bottom portion 20 of the back cover 2; Each end 51 of the support member 5 is formed integrally with the bottom 20 (a configuration in which a plurality of components are coupled to each other) may be provided, and the support member 5 may face away from the bottom 20 from the position of each end 51. And a movable portion 53 disposed in a state of being integrally formed between the respective standing arm portions 52.

As shown in FIG. 12 and FIG. 13, the contact position of the support member 5 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is changed to a position separated from the position of the bottom portion 20 in a substantially arch shape. 10 and 11, in the state where the contact position of the support member 5 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is switched to a position close to the position of the bottom 20. The intermediate portion 54 of the movable portion 53 is configured closer to the position of the bottom portion 20 than the boundary position between the standing arm portion 52 and the movable portion 53.

Further, the surface of the intermediate portion 54 of the movable portion 53 is changed in a state where the contact position of the support member 5 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is switched to a position separated from the position of the bottom portion 20. It is comprised so that it may contact | abut with the bottom face of the said tissue paper bundle | flux 100, and the contact position with the bottom face of the said tissue paper bundle | flux 100 of the said support member 5 was switched to the position close | similar to the position of the said bottom part 20. In this state, a substantially boundary position between the standing arm portion 52 and the movable portion 53 is configured to contact the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100.

A bundle of tissue paper of the support member 5 is formed by forming first hinge portions 55 each having a reduced thickness portion at a boundary position between the standing arm portion 52 and the movable portion 53 of the support member 5. The workability of switching the abutting position with the bottom surface of 100 can be improved, and the movable portion 53 of the support member 5 is located at the left and right positions separated in parallel from the first hinge portion 55 to the intermediate portion 54. The second hinge portion 56 formed of the thickness reducing portion is formed, and the contact position of the support member 5 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is switched to a position away from the position of the bottom portion 20. In this state, the portion that contacts the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 formed in the substantially central portion of the movable portion 53 is constituted by a surface, so that the support state of the tissue paper 100 bundle is stable. It is possible to improve the.

Further, an operation hole 57 that can be hooked with a finger is formed at a substantially central position of the movable portion of the support member 5, so that the contact position of the support member 5 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is determined. The operation of pulling back the movable portion can be easily performed when switching from a position separated from the position of the bottom portion 20 to a position close to the bottom portion 20.

In the tissue case of the present invention, the configuration of the front cover 1, the back cover 2, and the side portions 12 and 22 (including the side cover 3) is not limited to this embodiment, and the configuration of an existing tissue case (tissue case). The support member 5 of the present invention may be formed at the bottom position. Further, the support member 5 may form a plurality of types of support members 5 having different distances from the position of the bottom portion 20 with respect to the bottom portion 20. In this case, the tissue paper bundle 100 is more finely divided. It is possible to adjust the position of the support member 5 that comes into contact with the bottom surface. (Not shown)

The tissue case in the third embodiment of the present invention is a modification of the tissue case described in the first embodiment, and the configuration of the front cover 1, the back cover 2, and the side cover 3 is the same as that of the first embodiment. Therefore, the description is omitted.

In the third embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the bottom portion 20 of the back cover 2 includes a support member 6 that contacts the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100. A contact position switching mechanism capable of switching between at least two positions, a position close to the position of the bottom portion 20 of the back cover 2 and a position separated from the position of the bottom portion 20 of the back cover 2; The support member 6 has a total of four end portions 61 of upper and lower end portions 61 and left and right end portions 61 formed integrally with the bottom portion 20 (a configuration in which a plurality of components are coupled to each other) may be provided. 4 standing arm portions 62 extending in a direction away from the bottom portion 20 from the position of the portion 61, and a movable portion 63 integrally formed and disposed between the respective standing arm portions 62.

As shown in FIG. 15, the contact position of the support member 6 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is switched to a position separated from the position of the bottom portion 20, and is arranged in an approximately arch shape. As shown in FIG. 14, in the state where the contact position of the support member 6 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is switched to a position close to the bottom 20 position, the support arm 6 is movable with the standing arm 62. The intermediate part 64 of the movable part 63 is configured closer to the position of the bottom part 20 than the boundary position of the part 63.

Further, the surface of the intermediate portion 64 of the movable portion 63 is changed in a state where the contact position of the support member 6 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is switched to a position separated from the position of the bottom portion 20. It is comprised so that it may contact | abut with the bottom face of the said tissue paper bundle | flux 100, The contact position with the bottom face of the said tissue paper bundle | flux 100 of the said support member 6 was switched to the position close | similar to the position of the said bottom part 20. In this state, the substantially boundary positions of the four standing arm portions 62 and the movable portion 63 are configured to contact the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100, respectively.

A first hinge portion 65 made of a reduced thickness portion is formed at the boundary position between the upright arm portion 62 and the movable portion 63 of the support member 6, whereby the tissue paper bundle 100 of the support member 6 is formed. The workability of switching the contact position with the bottom surface can be improved, and the movable portion 63 of the support member 6 has a total of four locations, the top and bottom and the left and right, which are spaced apart in parallel from the first hinge portion 65 to the intermediate portion 64. The switching workability can be further improved by forming the second hinge portions 66 each having a reduced thickness portion at each position.

Further, an operation hole 67 capable of being hooked with a finger is formed at a substantially central position of the movable portion of the support member 6 so that the contact position of the support member 6 with the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle 100 is determined. The operation of pulling back the movable portion can be easily performed when switching from a position separated from the position of the bottom portion 20 to a position close to the bottom portion 20.

In the present embodiment, as described above, the support member 6 includes a total of four up and down standing arm portions 62 and a movable portion 63 that is integrally formed and disposed between the standing arm portions 62. The number of the standing arm portions 62 may be three, or five or more.

In the tissue case of the present invention, the configuration of the front cover 1, the back cover 2, and the side portions 12 and 22 (including the side cover 3) is not limited to this embodiment, and the configuration of an existing tissue case (tissue case). The support member 5 of the present invention may be formed at the bottom position. Further, the support member 5 may form a plurality of types of support members 6 having different distances from the position of the bottom portion 20 with respect to the bottom portion 20. In this case, the tissue paper bundle 100 is more finely divided. It is possible to adjust the position of the support member 6 that comes into contact with the bottom surface. (Not shown)

The tissue case of the present invention changes the support height of the bottom of the bundle of tissue paper so that a large amount of tissue paper can be stored and can be continuously removed until the stored tissue paper is used up. The tissue case can be effectively used industrially as a tissue case for refilling tissue paper.

1: Front cover, 2: Back cover, 3: Side cover, 4: Support member, 5: Support member, 6: Support member, 10: Top part, 11: Tissue paper take-out hole, 12: Side part, 13: Locking part, 14: Locking part, 15: Groove part, 20: Bottom part, 22: Side part, 23: Locking part, 24: Locking part, 25: Groove part, 30: Locking part, 31: Rib, 35 : Hook, 36: Engagement part, 41: End part, 42: Standing arm part, 43: Movable part, 44: Center part, 45: First hinge part, 46: Second hinge part, 47: Operation hole, 51 : End part, 52: standing arm part, 53: movable part, 54: intermediate part, 55: first hinge part, 56: second hinge part, 57: operation hole, 61: end part, 62: standing arm part, 63: movable part, 64: intermediate part, 65: first hinge part, 66: second hinge part, 67: operation hole, 70: slit, 71: cardboard, 72 Bottom, 73: spring body 80: bottom, 81: spring plate, 82: cutout, 83: rubber band, 90: bottom plate, 91: engaging portion, 92: extraction hole, 100: bunch of Tissue Papers

Claims (6)

A tissue case for storing a stack of sequentially-rolled tissue paper in an internal space,
The tissue case includes a top portion in which the tissue paper take-out hole is formed,
A bottom disposed opposite the top, and
Having the top and sides disposed around the bottom,
The bottom portion has a support member that contacts the bottom surface of the tissue paper bundle,
The support member has a contact position switching mechanism capable of switching the contact position with the bottom surface of the bundle of tissue papers to at least two positions, a position close to the bottom position and a position separated from the bottom position. And
The support member includes at least two standing arms each having at least two ends integrally formed or coupled to the bottom, and extending from the position of the end toward the direction away from the bottom;
A movable part disposed between each of the standing arm parts,
The support member is arranged in an approximately arch shape in a state where the contact position with the bottom surface of the bundle of tissue paper is switched to a position separated from the position of the bottom portion,
In a state where the contact position with the bottom surface of the bundle of tissue paper is switched to a position close to the position of the bottom portion, the central portion of the movable portion is more than the boundary position between the standing arm portion and the movable portion. A tissue case arranged so as to be close to the position of the bottom. In a state where the contact position of the support member with the bottom surface of the bundle of tissue paper is switched to a position separated from the position of the bottom portion, the substantially central portion of the movable portion is aligned with the bottom surface of the bundle of tissue paper. The tissue case according to claim 1, wherein the tissue case is configured to abut. In a state where the contact position of the support member with the bottom surface of the bundle of tissue paper is switched to a position close to the position of the bottom portion, the substantially boundary position between the standing arm portion and the movable portion is the tissue paper. The tissue case according to claim 1, wherein the tissue case is configured to contact a bottom surface of the bundle. The hinge part which consists of a thickness reduction | decrease part is formed in the boundary position of the said standing arm part and movable part of the said supporting member, The any one of Claims 1-3 characterized by the above-mentioned. Tissue case. The tissue case according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a hinge portion including a reduced thickness portion is formed at a substantially central position of the movable portion of the support member. The tissue case according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein an operation hole capable of being hooked with a finger is formed at a substantially central position of the movable portion of the support member.

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