JP2018030594A - Cooking stove packing member and cooking stove - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a cooking stove packing member having shock resistance according to a configuration of a top plate and a cooking stove.SOLUTION: A top pad 4 comprises a top tray 40 comprising a bottom plate part 41 having a size corresponding to a size of a top plate 150 and extending in an approximately horizontal direction, and a top cushion 50 with a prescribed thickness, formed in an approximately rectangular shape in a planar view. The area of an upper surface 51A in an upper plate 51 of the top cushion 50 is smaller than the area of an upper surface 41A of the bottom plate part 41. The upper surface 51A of the upper plate 51 contacts a surface 151A of a main body plate part 151 of the top plate 150 to support the top plate 150 from below. With an exhaust frame end part 150B of the top plate 150 extended toward a front edge part 42 of the top tray 40, approximately the whole of an exhaust frame part 155 of the top plate 150 is arranged above the bottom plate part 41. Therefore, between an upper surface 155A of the exhaust frame part 155 and the upper surface 41A of the bottom plate part 41 is provided a void part 450 having a prescribed height in a vertical direction.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8

Description

  The present invention relates to a stove packaging member and a stove.

  Conventionally, a packing member for packing a stove at the time of shipment of the stove is known. The packaging cushioning material of the drop-in stove disclosed in Patent Document 1 is made of cardboard, and mainly includes an outer box, a positioning member, a plate pad, and a component pad. The outer box accommodates the drop-in stove body in the lower part thereof. The positioning member is placed above the drop-in stove body. The plate pad is placed in the recess on the upper surface of the positioning member, and the top plate of the drop-in stove is placed on the top surface. The component pad is placed above the plate pad and stores accessory components such as Gotoku. As described above, in the stove packaging in which the top plate is placed and used on the top surface of the stove body, the stove body and the top plate may be packaged in the same outer box.

JP 2013-169980 A

  The shape of the top plate and the materials constituting the top plate are various. For example, an opening may be provided in a part of the top plate. Further, for example, the top plate may include a plurality of constituent members such as a glass member and a metal member. If the outer box in which the stove body and the top plate are bundled falls during transportation or the like, the impact of the drop is applied to the outer box. When the top plate includes a plurality of constituent members, the impact of the impact may be particularly large at the change of shape or at the boundary between the constituent members. Depending on the magnitude of the impact, the boundary between the constituent members is likely to be damaged. There is a problem that it may become.

  The present invention has been made to solve such problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a stove packaging member having a shock resistance according to the configuration of the top plate, and a stove.

  A stove packing member according to claim 1 of the present invention includes a housing, a rectangular main body plate portion, and an opening that is disposed behind the main body plate portion and communicates with a grill box installed in the housing. A stove packing member for packing a stove having a top plate provided with a rear plate portion having a receiving portion that is placed on the upper side of the housing and accommodates accessories of the stove. At least a second buffer mounted on the first buffer and supporting the top plate from below; the second buffer has a size corresponding to the top plate A bottom plate portion, and a pad portion that is disposed on the top surface of the bottom plate portion and has a contact surface that contacts the top plate from below; the contact surface of the pad portion on the top surface of the bottom plate portion. It is provided with a predetermined height above, and the size of the abutment surface is the top of the bottom plate portion. A gap portion between the upper surface of the bottom plate portion and the lower surface of the portion including the rear plate portion of the top plate in a state where the top plate is supported by the second buffer body. It is characterized by forming.

  In addition to the structure of Claim 1, the packing member of the stove according to Claim 2 is a bottom plate first end portion that is one end portion of the bottom plate portion. The pad second end portion, which is the other end portion on the side facing the pad first end portion in the pad portion, is arranged at a position corresponding to the pad portion, the bottom plate portion, the bottom plate first end portion, and the bottom plate It is arranged at a position between the second end portion of the bottom plate that is the other end portion on the side facing the first end portion, and the accommodating portion of the first buffer body is provided at an end portion of the first buffer body. The storage portion is formed on the end of the first buffer on the same side as the second end of the bottom plate in a state where the second buffer is placed on the first buffer. A first side plate provided and a second side plate disposed opposite to the first side plate, wherein the second buffer body is provided on the first buffer body. In location state, the second side plate of the receiving portion, characterized in that extending the lower boundary portion between the main plate portion and the rear plate portion of the top plate.

  According to a third aspect of the packaging member of the stove according to the third aspect, in addition to the configuration according to the second aspect, the first buffer body includes a pair of wall portions extending in a direction intersecting with a direction in which the second side plate extends. The upper end portion of the wall portion extends at the same height as the upper end portion of the second side plate.

  A stove packaging member according to a fourth aspect of the present invention is the same as that of the second or third aspect, wherein the pad portion includes a first projecting portion projecting upward at the pad first end portion, and the bottom plate first. A second projecting portion projecting upward at the end portion, and in a state where the top plate is supported by the second buffer body, the first projecting portion abuts one end portion of the top plate, The second projecting portion is provided so as to contact an inner edge of the opening in the rear plate portion of the top plate.

  In addition to the structure in any one of Claim 1 to 4, the main body board part of the said top plate is a product made from glass, and the said back board part of the said top board is a packaging member of the stove which concerns on Claim 5 Is made of metal, and the top plate is configured by fixing the main body plate portion and the rear plate portion to each other, and the contact surface of the pad portion of the second buffer body is the main body. It abuts on substantially the entire area of the plate portion.

  A stove according to claim 6 is packed by the stove packing member according to any one of claims 1 to 5.

  Since the stove packaging member according to claim 1 includes at least the first buffer and the second buffer, the casing and the top plate of the stove are protected by the first buffer and the second buffer. If the stove packing member receives an impact from the outside with the stove packed, the impact may be transmitted to the second buffer via the first buffer. The impact transmitted to the second buffer body is alleviated by the second buffer body, but the shape of the top plate and the materials constituting the top plate are various. When the top plate is composed of the main body plate portion and the rear plate portion, the strength of the rear plate portion and the boundary between the main body plate portion and the rear plate portion and the strength of the main body plate portion may not be uniform. is there. In particular, when the rear plate portion of the top plate and the main body plate portion are made of different materials, damage such as bending at the boundary portion between the rear plate portion and the main body plate portion due to impact received during transportation, It may occur on the top board. The second shock absorber includes a tray portion having a bottom plate portion having a size corresponding to the top plate, and a pad portion disposed on the upper surface of the bottom plate portion. The contact surface of the pad portion that contacts the top plate placed on the second buffer body from below has a predetermined height above the upper surface of the bottom plate portion. In addition, since the size of the contact surface is smaller than the size of the bottom plate, the packing member of the stove is in a state where the top plate is supported by the second buffer body and the upper surface of the bottom plate and the rear plate portion of the top plate. A void portion can be formed between the lower surface of the portion including the. Therefore, the lower surface of the portion including the rear plate portion of the top plate corresponding to the gap portion is not touched by the contact surface of the pad portion, so that the impact transmitted to the second buffer body is affected by the rear plate portion of the top plate. There is no direct transmission to the lower side of the part containing. Thus, the stove packaging member according to claim 1 has impact resistance according to the configuration of the top plate.

  In addition to the effect of the invention according to claim 1, the pad first end portion is disposed at a position corresponding to the bottom plate first end portion, and the pad second end portion is The base plate is disposed at a position between the first end portion of the bottom plate and the second end portion of the bottom plate. In other words, the pad portion smaller than the bottom plate portion is disposed in the bottom plate portion so as to be packed on the bottom plate first end side. The accommodating part with which the 1st buffer object is provided is a box shape, and the end on the same side as the 4th end part of the bottom board part of the 2nd buffer object in the state where the 2nd buffer object was mounted in the 1st buffer object And a second side plate disposed opposite to the first side plate. And in the state in which the 2nd buffer body was mounted in the 1st buffer body, the 2nd side board is comprised so that the lower side of the boundary part of the main-body board part of a top plate and a rear board part may be extended. In this way, since the boundary portion between the main body plate portion and the rear plate portion of the top plate is supported from the lower side by the second side plate, the weight of the top plate is reduced when the packaging member of the stove is dropped. Even if it concentrates on the boundary part with the rear plate portion, the bottom plate portion is less likely to sink downward. Therefore, the stove packaging member according to claim 2 can reduce breakage of the top plate and the stove.

  Since the packaging member of the stove according to claim 3 includes a pair of wall portions extending in a direction intersecting with the direction in which the second side plate extends in addition to the effect of the invention according to claim 2, The strength of the first buffer in the direction intersecting with the direction in which the side plates extend is improved. Moreover, since the upper end part of a pair of wall part is extended in the same height as the upper end part of a 2nd side plate, in the state in which the 2nd buffer body was mounted in the 1st buffer body, the baseplate part of the 2nd buffer body is In addition to the upper end portion of the second side plate, the second side plate is also supported by the upper end portions of the pair of wall portions. Accordingly, since the second buffer body is reduced from sinking downward due to the weight of the top plate, impact resistance to the top plate is improved.

  In the stove packaging member according to a fourth aspect, in addition to the effect of the invention according to the second or third aspect, the pad portion includes a first protrusion and a second protrusion. In a state where the top plate is supported by the second buffer body, the first projecting portion comes into contact with one end portion of the top plate, and the second projecting portion is formed on the inner edge of the rear plate portion provided on the top plate. It is provided to abut. Therefore, in the state where the top plate is supported by the second buffer body, the top plate is regulated by the first protrusion and the second protrusion so that the top plate moves on the upper side of the pad portion. It is stably supported by the body. Further, positioning when the top plate is supported by the second buffer body is facilitated.

  In addition to the effects of the invention according to any one of claims 1 to 4, the packing member of the stove according to claim 5 is such that the contact surface of the pad portion is made of a glass main plate and a metal back plate Are in contact with substantially the entire region of the main body plate portion of the top plate that is configured by being fixed to each other, so that the main body plate portion is prevented from being damaged. In addition, even if an impact is applied from the outside, a gap is provided on the lower surface of the portion including the rear plate portion, so that the rear plate portion and the body plate portion and the rear plate portion are fixed to each other, Impact is hard to reach.

  The stove according to claim 6 can have impact resistance according to the configuration of the top plate by being packed by the stove packaging member according to any one of claims 1 to 5.

It is a disassembled perspective view of the packaging member 1 and the stove 100 accommodated in the outer box 2. FIG. 3 is a plan view of a top plate 150. FIG. It is a perspective view of the accessory pad 3. FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a top pad 4. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a top pad 4. FIG. It is a perspective view of the top pad 4 on which the top plate 150 is placed. It is the perspective view which looked at the top pad 4 from the lower side. It is the side view which looked at the packing member 1 and the top plate 150 from the left side. It is explanatory drawing explaining the state in which the accessory pad 3 and the top pad 4 were arrange | positioned accidentally.

  Hereinafter, the packaging member 1 which is embodiment of this invention is demonstrated with reference to drawings. The structure of the device described below is not intended to be limited only to this, but is merely an illustrative example unless there is a specific description. The drawings are used to explain technical features that can be adopted by the present invention. In the following description, the top, bottom, left and right, front and back indicated by arrows in the figure are used.

  With reference to FIG. 1, schematic structure of the packaging member 1 of the stove 100 is demonstrated. The packing member 1 packs the stove 100 and absorbs an external impact on the stove 100. The stove 100 packed by the packing member 1 is transported and stored in a state of being accommodated in the outer box 2. The outer box 2 is a cardboard box that is slightly larger than the stove 100. The stove 100 is a built-in type gas stove with a grill, but may be a table stove or the like.

  The stove 100 includes a housing 110 and a top plate 150. The casing 110 constitutes the main body of the stove 100 and is made of metal formed in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape having an opening 111 on the upper surface. A grill door 112 is provided at the front center of the housing 110. Inside the housing 110, a total of three gas burners 115 are arranged, two at the front part sandwiching the grill 113 in the left-right direction and one at the approximate center of the rear part. The rear-side gas burner 115 is formed to be slightly smaller than the front-side gas burners 115, 115.

  The top plate 150 has a plate shape formed in a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, and is installed and used so as to cover the upper portion of the opening 111 of the housing 110. As shown in FIG. 1, the stove 100 is packed by the packing member 1 in a state where the casing 110 and the top plate 150 are separated. When the top plate 150 is installed so as to cover the top of the opening 111 of the housing 110, the top plate 150 is packed with the back surface 151B, which is the surface facing the opening 111, facing upward. The casing 110 is accommodated in the lowermost portion of the outer box 2 with the grill door 112 facing the front side. Although not shown, a cushioning material made of polystyrene foam or the like is appropriately inserted in the gap between the periphery of the housing 110 and the inside of the outer box 2.

  The packaging member 1 includes an accessory pad 3 and a top pad 4. The accessory pad 3 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape in plan view, and is a box-shaped pad assembled by folding corrugated paper. The accessory pad 3 is placed on the upper side of the housing 110 accommodated in the outer box 2 and protects the upper portion of the housing 110. The accessory pad 3 includes a bottom plate portion 33, side wall portions 331 and 332, a first accommodation portion 31, and a second accommodation portion 32. The bottom plate portion 33 is a plate-like portion having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view that constitutes the bottom surface of the accessory pad 3. The side wall portions 331 and 332 are formed by folding the left end portion and the right end portion of the bottom plate portion 33 upward from the bottom plate portion 33. The 1st accommodating part 31 is provided in the front-end part of the accessory pad 3, and is a box shape which has a longitudinal direction in the left-right direction. The 2nd accommodating part 32 is provided in the rear-end part of the accessory pad 3, and is a box shape which has a longitudinal direction in the left-right direction.

  The accessory pad 3 accommodates the accessory of the stove 100. The first housing part 31 is provided with a partition 311 that divides the first housing part 31 into left and right. An exhaust port cover F1 that covers an exhaust port 156, which will be described later, of the top plate 150 is accommodated in the first space 312 that is the left space of the partition 311. In the second space 313 that is the right space portion of the partition 311, a side molding F <b> 2 that is attached to the left and right ends of the front surface of the housing 110 is accommodated.

  The second storage portion 32 is provided with three partitions 321 that divide the second storage portion 32 into left and right. Among the plurality of space portions provided in the second accommodating portion 32 by the partition 321, the gas burner is provided in the leftmost third space 322, the fourth space 323 on the right side of the third space 322, and the sixth space 325 on the rightmost side. The burner head F3 mounted on the upper part of 115 is accommodated. In the fifth space 324 on the left side of the sixth space 325, a dry battery F4 used as a power source of the stove 100 is accommodated.

  Further, the bottom plate portion 33 is provided with a plurality of folded portions 334 (see FIG. 3) formed by cutting out a part of the bottom plate portion 33 and folding upward from the bottom plate portion 33. In each of the plurality of folded portions 334, five virtues F5 for placing an object to be heated such as a pan on the gas burner 115 are fitted.

  After the accessory pad 3 is placed on the upper side of the housing 110, the top pad 4 is placed on the upper side of the accessory pad 3. The top pad 4 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape in plan view and is approximately the same size as the accessory pad 3, and is a pad assembled by folding corrugated paper. A top plate 150 is placed on the top pad 4. The top pad 4 cushions an external impact on the top plate 150.

  With reference to FIG.2 and FIG.6, the structure of the top plate 150 is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 2, the top plate 150 includes a main body plate portion 151 and an exhaust frame portion 155. The main body plate portion 151 is a flat plate made of glass having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view and having a longitudinal direction in the left-right direction, and constitutes the main body portion of the top plate 150. The main body plate portion 151 is provided with three burner openings 152. When the top plate 150 covers the upper portion of the opening 111 of the housing 110, each of the three gas burners 115 protrudes upward from the housing 110 and faces the center of each burner opening 152. At the periphery of the burner opening 152, a virtues mounting portion 153 for mounting the virtues F5 (see FIG. 1) is provided. The virtuosity mounting part 153 is provided to arrange the virtues F5 on the main body plate part 151 of the top board 150. The five virtue mounting portions 153 are substantially annular in plan view having a slight thickness upward from the surface 151A, which is the upper surface of the main body plate portion 151, and are formed by die casting.

  The exhaust frame portion 155 is a metal plate having a longitudinal direction in the left-right direction, which is disposed behind the main body plate portion 151 in the top plate 150 installed at the top of the opening 111 of the housing 110. It is a frame member. An exhaust port 156 that is a substantially rectangular opening that penetrates the upper surface 155A in the vertical direction and has a longitudinal direction in the left-right direction is provided at the approximate center of the upper surface 155A of the exhaust frame portion 155. The exhaust port 156 communicates with the inside of the grill box 113 and exhausts the inside of the grill box 113 when the top plate 150 is installed above the opening 111 of the housing 110. The rear end portion of the main body plate portion 151 and the front end portion of the exhaust frame portion 155 are joined to form the top plate 150. An end portion of the main body plate portion 151 opposite to the main body plate end portion 150A extends to an outer edge portion of the exhaust frame portion 155 on the main body plate portion 151 side of the exhaust port 156 (see FIG. 6). The surface 151A of the main body plate portion 151 and the lower surface of the exhaust frame portion 155 are joined. As shown in FIG. 6, a sheet metal 159 that integrally covers the main body plate portion 151 and the exhaust frame portion 155 excluding the exhaust port 156 is provided on the back surface 151 </ b> B of the top plate 150. The overall strength is maintained. The upper surface 155A of the exhaust frame portion 155 and the surface 151A of the main body plate portion 151 are extended at substantially the same height.

  The lengths of the top plate 150 in the front-rear direction and the left-right direction are substantially the same as the lengths of the opening 111 of the housing 110 in the front-rear direction and the left-right direction. The top plate 150 is a state in which the main body plate end 150A is aligned with the front end of the opening 111 of the housing 110, and the exhaust frame end 150B is aligned with the rear end of the opening 111 of the housing 110. Thus, it is installed at the upper part of the opening 111.

  In order to reinforce such a top plate 150, a metal frame may be provided so as to surround the outer periphery of the top plate 150. In this embodiment, in order to improve the aesthetic appearance of the top plate 150, such a metal frame is provided. Is not provided. Note that the top plate 150 may be formed, for example, by pressing a single sheet metal that has been engraved.

  The detailed structure of the accessory pad 3 will be described with reference to FIG. The first accommodating portion 31 includes a first side plate 316 and a second side plate 317. The first side plate 316 is a plate-like portion that constitutes a side surface on the front end side of the first accommodating portion 31, and extends upward from the same position as the bottom plate portion 33 and substantially perpendicular to the bottom plate portion 33. The second side plate 317 is a plate-like portion constituting the side surface on the rear end side of the first accommodating portion 31, and is opposed to the first side plate 316 at a position rearward from the first side plate 316 by a length L 1, and is a bottom plate. It extends upward from the same position as the portion 33 substantially perpendicularly to the bottom plate portion 33. The upper end portion 316A of the first side plate 316 and the upper end portion 317A of the second side plate 317 have the same height with respect to the bottom plate portion 33.

  The second accommodating portion 32 includes a third side plate 326 and a fourth side plate 327. The third side plate 326 is a plate-like portion that constitutes the side surface on the rear end side of the second housing portion 32, and extends substantially vertically from the same position as the bottom plate portion 33 to the bottom plate portion 33. The fourth side plate 327 is a plate-like portion that configures the side surface on the front end side of the second housing portion 32 so as to face the third side plate 326 at a position forward of the length L2 from the third side plate 326. It extends upward from the same position as 33 substantially perpendicular to the bottom plate portion 33. The length L2 is shorter than the length L1. That is, the second storage portion 32 has a shorter length in the front-rear direction than the first storage portion 31. The upper end portion 326 </ b> A of the third side plate 326 and the upper end portion 327 </ b> A of the fourth side plate 327 have the same height with respect to the bottom plate portion 33.

  The upper end portion 326A of the third side plate 326 and the upper end portion 327A of the fourth side plate 327 have the same height as the upper end portion 316A of the first side plate 316 and the upper end portion 317A of the second side plate 317 with respect to the position of the bottom plate portion 33. Have. The first side plate 316, the second side plate 317, the third side plate 326, and the fourth side plate 327 are arranged in parallel to each other and extend in the left-right direction in the accessory pad 3. Accordingly, the accessory pad 3 is unlikely to be deformed such that the accessory pad 3 is bent along the front-rear direction. The first side plate 316, the second side plate 317, the third side plate 326, and the fourth side plate 327 have a length K in the left-right direction. The length K corresponds to the length between the left and right walls of the outer box 2.

  The side wall part 331 extends in the front-rear direction between the second side plate 317 and the third side plate 326 at the left end portion of the bottom plate part 33 so as to be substantially orthogonal to the second side plate 317 and the third side plate 326. The side wall portion 332 extends in the front-rear direction at the right end portion of the bottom plate portion 33 so as to be substantially orthogonal to the second side plate 317 and the third side plate 326 between the second side plate 317 and the fourth side plate 327. The length in the front-rear direction of the side wall portions 331 and 332 is substantially the same as the length L3 in the front-rear direction between the second side plate 317 and the fourth side plate 327. The upper end portion 331A of the side wall portion 331 and the upper end portion 332A of the side wall portion 332 extend in the front-rear direction at the same height as the upper end portion 316A of the first side plate 316 and the upper end portion 317A of the second side plate 317. The total length of the lengths L1, L2, and L3 corresponds to the length between the front and rear walls of the outer box 2. Therefore, when the accessory pad 3 is placed on the upper side of the housing 110 inside the outer box 2, the peripheral edge of the accessory pad 3 is positioned in contact with the peripheral wall of the outer box 2 from the inside. Sometimes, movement of the accessory pad 3 inside the outer box 2 is prevented.

  The side wall portion 331 extends in the front-rear direction at a position closer to the center portion of the bottom plate portion 33 than the left end portions of the second side plate 317 and the fourth side plate 327. Further, the side wall portion 332 extends in the front-rear direction at a position closer to the center portion of the bottom plate portion 33 than the right end portions of the second side plate 317 and the fourth side plate 327. Accordingly, the accessory pad 3 is less likely to be deformed such that the accessory pad 3 is bent along the left-right direction. A concave portion 33 </ b> P that is a space surrounded by a U-shape is formed by the rear side of the second side plate 317, the left side of the side wall portion 331, and the front side of the fourth side plate 327. A recess 33Q, which is a space surrounded by a U-shape, is formed by the rear side of the second side plate 317, the right side of the side wall portion 332, and the front side of the fourth side plate 327.

  The bottom plate portion 33 is provided with three circular holes 335 penetrating the bottom plate portion 33 in the vertical direction in addition to the plurality of folded portions 334 described above. The three circular holes 335 are provided at the same position in the vertical direction as the three gas burners 115 provided in the casing 110 in the accessory pad 3 placed on the upper side of the casing 110 of the stove 100. Since the upper portions of the three gas burners 115 extend above the opening 111 of the housing 110, the upper portions of the three gas burners 115 are 3 in a state where the accessory pad 3 is placed on the upper side of the housing 110. It faces the inside of two circular holes 335.

  The detailed structure of the top pad 4 will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIG. 4, the top pad 4 includes a top tray 40 and a top cushion 50. The top tray 40 and the top cushion 50 are each assembled by folding or folding cardboard paper. The top tray 40 constitutes the bottom of the top pad 4. The top tray 40 includes a bottom plate portion 41, a front edge portion 42, and a rear edge portion 43.

  The bottom plate portion 41 is a plate-like portion made of corrugated paper and having a size corresponding to the size of the top plate 150 and extending substantially horizontally, as viewed from above. In the present embodiment, the bottom plate portion 41 is slightly larger than the top plate 150, and the entire top plate 150 can be accommodated just above the top plate 150 (see FIG. 6). The length of the bottom plate portion 41 in the left-right direction is the same as the length K of the accessory pad 3 in the left-right direction. The length of the bottom plate portion 41 in the front-rear direction is a length M1. The length M1 is substantially the same as the total length of the lengths L1, L2, and L3, which is the length in the front-rear direction of the accessory pad 3 described above. The front edge portion 42 and the rear edge portion 43 are portions where the front and rear peripheral edges of the bottom plate portion 41 are folded substantially vertically upward from the bottom plate portion 41. The front edge portion 42 and the rear edge portion 43 abut against the front and rear walls of the outer box 2 from the inside when the top pad 4 is placed on the upper side of the accessory pad 3 inside the outer box 2. At this time, the left and right end portions of the bottom plate portion 41 come into contact with the left and right walls of the outer box 2 from the inside. Thus, since the top tray 40 is positioned inside the outer box 2, the movement of the top pad 4 inside the outer box 2 is prevented during transportation.

  The bottom plate portion 41 is provided with a front fixing portion 44, a rear fixing portion 45, a left fixing portion 46, a right fixing portion 47, and three circular holes 48. The front fixing portion 44 is partly cut out of the upper surface 41A of the bottom plate portion 41 closer to the front edge portion 42 than the center in the front-rear and left-right directions, and is cut out from the upper surface 41A. It is folded and formed. The rear fixing portion 45 is formed by cutting out a part of a substantially central portion in the left-right direction near the rear edge portion 43 of the upper surface 41A and having a length in the left-right direction and being folded upward from the upper surface 41A. Yes. The left fixing portion 46 is formed by cutting out a portion of a substantially central portion in the front-rear direction of the left end portion of the upper surface 41 </ b> A having a length in the front-rear direction and being folded upward from the upper surface 41 </ b> A. The right fixing portion 47 is formed by cutting out a portion of a substantially central portion in the front-rear direction of the right end portion of the upper surface 41 </ b> A having a length in the front-rear direction and being folded upward from the upper surface 41 </ b> A. Each of the front fixing portion 44, the rear fixing portion 45, the left fixing portion 46, and the right fixing portion 47 is provided to fix the top cushion 50 to the upper surface 41A of the bottom plate portion 41.

  The three circular holes 48 penetrate the bottom plate portion 41 in the vertical direction, and in the top pad 4 placed on the upper side of the casing 110 via the accessory pad 3, three gas burners provided in the casing 110. 115 and at the same position in the vertical direction. The three circular holes 48 allow the upper parts of the three gas burners 115 to face the inside thereof in a state where the accessory pad 3 and the top pad 4 are placed on the upper side of the housing 110.

  The top cushion 50 is a cushioning member having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, formed by bending a rectangular cardboard to have a front end portion and a rear end portion having a predetermined thickness. The top cushion 50 is fixed to the upper surface 41 </ b> A of the bottom plate portion 41 of the top tray 40. The top cushion 50 includes an upper plate 51, a first cylindrical portion 52, a second cylindrical portion 53, a front contact portion 541, a rear contact portion 551, a left contact portion 561, and a right contact portion 571.

  The upper plate 51 is a plate-like portion having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view that constitutes the upper surface of the top cushion 50. The upper plate 51 supports the main body plate portion 151 of the top plate 150 placed on the top pad 4 with the back surface 151B facing upward from below. The upper plate 51 includes a total of three circular holes 58 that are disposed substantially at the center of the front portion and two on the left and right sides of the rear portion and penetrate the upper plate 51 in the vertical direction. The three circular holes 58 are the five virtue mounting portions provided in the main body plate portion 151 in a state where the main body plate portion 151 of the top plate 150 with the surface 151A on the lower side is placed on the upper surface 51A of the upper plate 51. 153 is protruded downward. As a result, the entire surface 151A of the main body plate portion 151 is in close contact with the upper surface 51A of the upper plate 51, and the top plate 150 is kept substantially horizontal inside the outer box 2. Moreover, since the impact given from the outside with respect to the packaging member 1 is buffered by the top cushion 50, damage to the main body plate portion 151 is prevented. The size of the upper surface 51A in plan view corresponds to the size of the main body plate portion 151 of the top plate 150 in plan view.

  The first tubular portion 52 is a hollow tubular shape that extends in the left-right direction on the lower surface of the front end portion of the upper plate 51 and has a substantially rectangular shape in side view. The second tubular portion 53 is a hollow tubular shape that extends in the left-right direction on the lower surface of the rear end portion of the upper plate 51 and has a substantially rectangular shape in side view. The first cylindrical part 52 and the second cylindrical part 53 have a thickness D in the vertical direction. The first cylindrical portion 52 and the second cylindrical portion 53 buffer an impact applied to the top cushion 50 in the vertical direction.

  The front contact portion 541 is a portion sandwiched between a pair of claws 542 that protrude slightly forward from the front end portion 54 at the approximate center of the front end portion 54 of the top cushion 50. The rear contact portion 551 is a portion sandwiched between a pair of claw portions 552 that protrude slightly rearward from the rear end portion 55 at the approximate center of the rear end portion 55 of the top cushion 50. The rear abutting portion 551 is a portion sandwiched between a pair of claw portions 562 that protrudes slightly to the left from the left end portion at the approximate center of the left end portion of the top cushion 50. The right contact portion 571 is a portion sandwiched between a pair of claw portions 572 that protrudes slightly to the right from the right end portion at the approximate center of the right end portion of the top cushion 50. The length in the front-rear direction from the front end portion 54 to the rear end portion 55 of the top cushion 50 is a length M2. The length M2 is shorter than the length M1 of the bottom plate portion 41 in the front-rear direction. The length in the left-right direction from the left end portion to the right end portion of the top cushion 50 is a length M3. This length M3 is slightly shorter than the length K of the bottom plate portion 41 in the left-right direction. Therefore, the rectangular area formed by the upper plate 51 of the top cushion 50 is smaller than the rectangular area formed by the upper surface of the bottom plate portion 41.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the top cushion 50 is in a state where the rear end 55 is brought close to the rear edge 43 until the rear end of the pair of claws 552 contacts the rear edge 43 of the top tray 40 (FIG. 5). 8), and is disposed above the bottom plate portion 41. At this time, the top cushion 50 is placed on the bottom plate portion 41 with the lower surfaces of the first tubular portion 52 and the second tubular portion 53 being in contact with the upper surface 41A of the bottom plate portion 41 of the top tray 40. Is done. The front end portion 54 of the top cushion 50 is disposed at a position between the front edge portion 42 and the rear end portion 55 of the top tray 40. Thus, when the top cushion 50 is placed on the bottom plate portion 41 of the top tray 40, the front fixing portion 44, the rear fixing portion 45, the left fixing portion 46, and the right fixing portion 47 are connected to the front abutting portion 541 and the rear mounting portion. It contacts the contact portion 551, the left contact portion 561, and the right contact portion 571, respectively. The front abutment portion 541, the rear abutment portion 551, the left abutment portion 561, and the front abutment portion 44, the rear abutment portion 45, the left abutment portion 46, and the right abutment portion 47 that abut against the right abutment portion 571, respectively Of the claw portions 542, 552, 562, and 572.

  When the top plate 150 is placed on the upper side of the top pad 4 in which the top tray 40 and the top cushion 50 are combined in this way, as shown in FIG. 6, the entire main body plate portion 151 of the top plate 150, A part of the exhaust frame portion 155 is placed on the upper side of the top cushion 50. The upper end portions of the front fixing portion 44, the rear fixing portion 45, the left fixing portion 46, and the right fixing portion 47 are located above the back surface 151B of the top plate 150. The upper end portion of the rear fixing portion 45 comes into contact with the main body plate end portion 150A of the top plate 150 from the rear. The upper end portions of the left fixing portion 46 and the right fixing portion 47 are in contact with the left and right end portions of the main body plate portion 151 from the left and right sides. The upper end portion of the front fixing portion 44 comes into contact with the inner edge portion of the exhaust frame portion 155 on the main body plate portion 151 side of the exhaust port 156 from the front. For this reason, the movement of the top plate 150 placed on the top pad 4 in the front-rear direction and the left-right direction is prevented during transportation. Further, the worker who packs the stove 100 exhausts the main body plate end 150 </ b> A of the top plate 150 to the rear fixing portion 45, and the left and right ends of the top plate 150 to the left fixing portion 46 and the right fixing portion 47. The top plate 150 may be placed on the upper side of the top pad 4 so that the inner edge portion of the mouth 156 on the main body plate portion 151 side contacts the front fixing portion 44. Therefore, the top plate 150 can be easily positioned with respect to the top pad 4.

  The top plate 150 thus positioned is supported from below by the top cushion 50 with the surface 151A facing downward relative to the upper surface 41A of the bottom plate portion 41. At this time, substantially the entire exhaust frame portion 155 of the top plate 150 is disposed above the bottom plate portion 41 with the exhaust frame end portion 150 </ b> B extending toward the front edge portion 42 of the top tray 40. For this reason, it has the height of the up-and-down direction equivalent to thickness D of the 1st cylindrical part 52 and the 2nd cylindrical part 53 between the upper surface 155A of the exhaust frame part 155, and the upper surface 41A of the baseplate part 41. A gap 450 is provided.

  As shown in FIG. 7, on the lower surface 41B side of the bottom plate portion 41, along the left and right end portions of the bottom plate portion 41 that are sides adjacent to the front edge portion 42 and the rear edge portion 43, the first protruding portion 410 and A second protrusion 420 is provided. The first projecting portion 410 has a triangular prism shape extending on the lower surface 41B side of the left end portion of the bottom plate portion 41 with a predetermined length in the front-rear direction and projecting downward from the lower surface 41B. The first protruding portion 410 is formed by bending a part of the left end portion of the bottom plate portion 41 into a mountain shape toward the lower surface 41B of the bottom plate portion 41. The second projecting portion 420 has a triangular prism shape extending on the lower surface 41B side of the right end portion of the bottom plate portion 41 with a predetermined length in the front-rear direction and projecting downward from the lower surface 41B. The second protruding portion 420 is formed by bending a part of the right end portion of the bottom plate portion 41 into a mountain shape toward the lower surface 41B of the bottom plate portion 41.

  The lengths of the first protrusion 410 and the second protrusion 420 in the front-rear direction are the same length L3 as the lengths of the recesses 33P, 33Q of the accessory pad 3 in the front-rear direction. The rear ends of the first protrusion 410 and the second protrusion 420 are forward of the rear edge 43, which is the rear end of the bottom plate 41, and the third side plate 326 of the second receiving portion 32 of the accessory pad 3 described above. It is arranged at a position separated by the same length L2 as that between the fourth side plate 327 and the fourth side plate 327. The front ends of the first projecting portion 410 and the second projecting portion 420 are rearward from the front edge portion 42 that is the front end of the bottom plate portion 41, and the first side plate 316 and the second side plate 316 of the first accommodating portion 31 of the accessory pad 3 described above. It is arranged at a position separated from the side plate 317 by the same length L1. That is, the first projecting portion 410 and the second projecting portion 420 are disposed closer to the rear edge portion 43 than the front edge portion 42, and are intermediate positions in the front-rear direction between the front edge portion 42 and the rear edge portion 43. Are formed asymmetrically with respect to a virtual straight line G extending in FIG.

  With reference to FIG. 8, the detailed structure of the packaging member 1 and the top plate 150 in a state where the first side plate 316 of the accessory pad 3 and the front edge portion 42 of the top pad 4 are arranged at the same position in the vertical direction. Will be described. When the top pad 4 is placed on the upper side of the accessory pad 3, the concave portion 33 </ b> P and the first protruding portion 410 of the second side plate 317 are vertically moved with the top pad 4 placed on the accessory pad 3. In the same position. Although not shown, at this time, the recess 33Q and the second protrusion 420 are also arranged at the same position in the vertical direction. Therefore, the 1st protrusion part 410 fits from the upper side with respect to the recessed part 33P. Although not shown, at this time, the second protrusion 420 is also fitted to the recess 33Q from above. As described above, when the top pad 4 is placed on the accessory pad 3, the first protrusion 410 and the second protrusion 420 just fit into the recesses 33P and 33Q. Thereby, the state in which the top pad 4 is placed on the accessory pad 3 is stabilized.

  The upper end portion 316A of the first side plate 316, the upper end portion 317A of the second side plate 317, the upper end portion 326A of the third side plate 326, the upper end portion 327A of the fourth side plate 327, and the upper end portion 331A of the side wall portion 331 (see FIG. 3) and the upper end portion 332A (see FIG. 3) of the side wall portion 332 are arranged at the same height with respect to the bottom plate portion 33. Since the bottom plate portion 41 of the top pad 4 is placed on this upper side, the upper surface 41A of the bottom plate portion 41 is kept substantially horizontal. Therefore, the upper surface 51A of the upper plate 51 of the top cushion 50 also has a vertical height corresponding to the thickness D (see FIGS. 4, 5, and 6) upward from the upper surface 41A of the bottom plate portion 41. Extends horizontally. Since the first side plate 316, the second side plate 317, the third side plate 326, and the fourth side plate 327 extend in the left-right direction, and the side wall portions 331, 332 extend in the front-rear direction, the bottom plate portion 41 of the top pad 4 extends in the front-rear left-right direction. Are supported at the same height. For this reason, even if the top plate 150 is placed on the upper side of the top pad 4 and the weight of the top plate 150 is applied to the top pad 4 by applying an impact to the packing member 1, The bottom plate portion 41 is difficult to bend.

  The top plate 150 is placed on the upper side of the packaging member 1 combined in this way. The top plate 150 is placed so that the surface 151A of the main body plate portion 151 abuts on the upper surface 51A of the upper plate 51 of the top cushion 50 in the top pad 4, and the upper surface 155A of the exhaust frame portion 155 and the bottom plate portion 41 A gap 450 is provided between the upper surface 41A. The top plate 150 in the present embodiment has a configuration in which a glass main body plate portion 151 and a metal exhaust frame portion 155 are joined. For example, when an impact or the like is applied to the entire top plate 150, the impact due to the impact may be particularly concentrated on the joint 150C of different materials. The strength at the joint 150 </ b> C of the top plate 150 may be lower than the strength at other portions of the top plate 150. In the present embodiment, substantially the entire upper surface 155A of the exhaust frame portion 155 is not in contact with the upper surface 51A of the upper plate 51 of the top cushion 50. Therefore, even if the stove 100 packed by the packing member 1 is subjected to an impact that falls together with the outer box 2, the impact is not easily transmitted directly to the exhaust frame portion 155 via the top cushion 50. For this reason, the influence by the impact added to the junction part 150C of the main-body board part 151 and the exhaust frame part 155 is reduced, and malfunctions, such as a deformation | transformation in the junction part 150C, are reduced.

  Further, in order to further reduce the influence due to the impact applied to the joint portion 150C, the second side plate 317 of the first housing portion 31 extends below the joint portion 150C in the top plate 150 placed on the top pad 4. Has been placed. As a result, the joint portion 150 </ b> C of the top plate 150 and the bottom plate portion 41 of the top tray 40 corresponding to the vicinity thereof are supported from below by the second side plate 317 of the first accommodating portion 31. Therefore, even if an impact or the like due to dropping is applied to the packing member 1, the joint portion 150 </ b> C of the top plate 150 of the bottom plate portion 41 of the top tray 40 and the portion corresponding to the vicinity sink toward the accessory pad 3 side. This prevents a problem that the joint 150C is deformed.

  The case where the accessory pad 3 and the top pad 4 are not combined in the correct arrangement will be described with reference to FIG. As described above, it is the correct arrangement of the accessory pad 3 and the top pad 4 that the first side plate 316 of the accessory pad 3 and the front edge portion 42 of the top pad 4 are arranged at the same position in the vertical direction. . The sizes of the accessory pad 3 and the top pad 4 in the front-rear and left-right directions in plan view are the same. Therefore, contrary to the correct arrangement of the accessory pad 3 and the top pad 4, there is a possibility that any of the accessory pads 3 and the top pad 4 is misplaced in the front-rear direction. If the accessory pad 3 and the top pad 4 are mistakenly arranged, the second side plate 317 of the first accommodating portion 31 corresponds to the joint portion 150C of the top plate 150 placed on the top tray 40 and the vicinity thereof. The original impact resistance of the packaging member 1 may be affected, for example, by extending at a position different from the lower side of the part.

  As shown in FIG. 9, it is assumed that the first side plate 316 of the accessory pad 3 and the rear edge 43 of the top pad 4 are arranged at the same position in the vertical direction. In this state, when the top pad 4 is to be placed on the upper side of the accessory pad 3, the portion near the rear edge 43 of the lower end of the second protrusion 420 rides on the upper side of the upper end 317 </ b> A of the second side plate 317. . When the front end portion of the accessory pad 3 and the rear end portion of the top pad 4 are arranged at the same position in the vertical direction, the concave portion 33P and the second projecting portion 420 are not arranged at the same position in the vertical direction. This is because the second protrusion 420 cannot be fitted to 33P. Although not shown, in this case, the portion of the lower end of the first protrusion 410 near the rear edge 43 also rides on the upper side of the upper end 317A of the second side plate 317, and the first protrusion 410 cannot be fitted into the recess 33Q. . In the packaging member 1, the first protrusion 410 and the second protrusion 420 are disposed asymmetrically with respect to the virtual straight line G (see FIG. 7) shown in FIG. Further, when the accessory pad 3 and the top pad 4 are combined in a correct arrangement, the concave portions 33P and 33Q are provided at the same position in the vertical direction as the first protruding portion 410 and the second protruding portion 420. Therefore, when the front-rear direction relationship between the accessory pad 3 and the top pad 4 is reversed, the first protrusion 410 and the second protrusion 420 do not fit into the recesses 33P and 33Q.

  When the first protrusion 410 and the second protrusion 420 do not fit into the recesses 33P and 33Q, the bottom plate portion 41 of the top pad 4 is connected to the upper end portions 316A, 317A, 326A, 327A of the accessory pad 3, respectively. 331A and 332A are inclined and arranged. On the other hand, when the accessory pad 3 and the top pad 4 are correctly arranged, the first protrusion 410 and the second protrusion 420 are fitted into the recesses 33P and 33Q. Therefore, the bottom plate portion 41 of the top pad 4 is disposed substantially horizontally along the upper end portions 316A, 317A, 326A, 327A, 331A, 332A of the accessory pad 3 (see FIG. 8). Therefore, the worker who packs the stove 100 determines whether the top pad 4 is placed in the correct arrangement on the accessory pad 3 and whether the bottom plate portion 41 of the top pad 4 is arranged substantially horizontally. Depending on whether or not, it can be visually determined. In this way, the accessory pad 3 and the top pad 4 are urged to be correctly arranged, so that the impact resistance of the packaging member 1 is ensured.

  As described above, in the packing member 1, the accessory pad 3 is placed on the upper side of the casing 110 of the stove 100 housed in the outer box 2. The top pad 4 is placed on the upper side of the accessory pad 3, and the top plate 150 of the stove 100 is placed on the upper side of the accessory pad 3. When the stove 100 packed by the packing member 1 receives an impact from the outside, a part of the impact transmitted to the packing member 1 is transmitted to the top pad 4. The top pad 4 absorbs and relaxes the transmitted impact, but the shape of the top plate 150 and the materials constituting the top plate 150 are various. In the present embodiment, a glass main body plate portion 151 and a metal exhaust frame portion 155 are joined at a joint portion 150C. For this reason, depending on the impact transmitted to the top plate 150 during conveyance, the top plate 150 may be damaged such as the top plate 150 being bent at and near the joint 150C. In addition, when the top plate 150 is formed by pressing a single sheet metal that has been engraved, the sheet metal near the exhaust port 156 becomes thin. For this reason, depending on the impact transmitted to the top plate 150 during transportation, the top plate 150 may be damaged such as the top plate 150 being bent in the vicinity of the exhaust port 156. The top pad 4 includes a top tray 40 having a bottom plate portion 41 that extends substantially horizontally with a size corresponding to the size of the top plate 150, and a top cushion that is a cushioning member having a thickness D and having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view. 50. The rectangular area formed by the upper plate 51 of the top cushion 50 is smaller than the rectangular area formed by the upper surface 41 </ b> A of the bottom plate portion 41. The rectangular area formed by the upper plate 51 of the top cushion 50 corresponds to the overall size of the main body plate portion 151 of the top plate 150. The upper surface 51A of the upper plate 51 abuts on the surface 151A of the main body plate portion 151 of the top plate 150, and supports the top plate 150 from below. At this time, the exhaust frame end portion 150B of the top plate 150 extends toward the front edge portion 42 of the top tray 40, and substantially the entire exhaust frame portion 155 of the top plate 150 is arranged above the bottom plate portion 41. The Therefore, a gap 450 having a height in the vertical direction corresponding to the thickness D is provided between the upper surface 155A of the exhaust frame portion 155 and the upper surface 41A of the bottom plate portion 41. Since the upper plate 51 of the top cushion 50 is not in contact with the upper surface 155A of the exhaust frame portion 155 disposed above the gap portion 450, the impact transmitted to the top tray 40 is exhausted through the top cushion 50. It is not transmitted directly to the upper surface 155A of the part 155. In this way, the packaging member 1 can provide impact resistance according to the configuration of the top plate 150. Moreover, the impact resistance of the stove 100 packed by the packing member 1 is improved.

  The rear end portion 55 of the top cushion 50 is in a state where the rear end portion 55 is brought close to the rear edge portion 43 until the rear end of the pair of claw portions 552 comes into contact with the rear edge portion 43 of the top tray 40. It is arranged on the upper side. The front end portion 54 of the top cushion 50 is disposed at a position between the front edge portion 42 and the rear end portion 55 of the top tray 40. That is, the top cushion 50 smaller than the bottom plate portion 41 in a plan view is arranged close to the rear edge portion 43 side in the bottom plate portion 41. The 1st accommodating part 31 is a box shape extended in the left-right direction at the front-end part of the accessory pad 3. As shown in FIG. The first side plate 316 is a plate-like portion that constitutes a side surface on the front end side of the first accommodating portion 31, and extends upward from the same position as the bottom plate portion 33 and substantially perpendicular to the bottom plate portion 33. The second side plate 317 is a plate-like portion that constitutes the side surface on the rear end side of the first accommodating portion 31, and is located upward from the same position as the bottom plate portion 33 at a position rearward from the first side plate 316 by a length L1. It extends substantially perpendicular to the bottom plate portion 33. When the top pad 4 is placed in the correct arrangement on the accessory pad 3, the second side plate 317 is arranged so as to extend below the joint portion 150 </ b> C in the top plate 150 placed on the top pad 4. In this case, the joint portion 150C of the top plate 150 and the bottom plate portion 41 of the top tray 40 corresponding to the vicinity thereof are supported from below by the second side plate 317 of the first housing portion. Therefore, even if an impact or the like due to dropping is applied to the packing member 1, the joint portion 150 </ b> C of the top plate 150 of the bottom plate portion 41 of the top tray 40 and the portion corresponding to the vicinity sink toward the accessory pad 3 side. This prevents a problem that the top plate 150 is deformed at the joint 150C.

  In the accessory pad 3, the side wall portions 331 and 332 are approximately between the second side plate 317 and the third side plate 326 at the left and right ends of the bottom plate portion 33 with respect to the second side plate 317 and the third side plate 326. It extends in the front-rear direction so as to be orthogonal. In addition to the first side plate 316, the second side plate 317, the third side plate 326, and the fourth side plate 327 extending in the left-right direction in the bottom plate portion 33, side wall portions 331, 332 extending in the front-rear direction are provided. The bottom plate part 41 becomes difficult to bend. Further, the upper end portion 331A of the side wall portion 331 and the upper end portion 332A of the side wall portion 332 extend in the front-rear direction at the same height as the upper end portion 316A of the first side plate 316 and the upper end portion 317A of the second side plate 317. Since the bottom plate portion 41 of the top pad 4 is placed on the upper side, the bottom plate portion 41 of the top pad 4 is supported at the same height in the front-rear and left-right directions. Therefore, even if the weight of the top plate 150 is applied to the top pad 4, the bottom plate portion 41 of the top pad 4 is difficult to sink.

  The bottom plate portion 41 of the top pad 4 is provided with a front fixing portion 44 and a rear fixing portion 45. The front fixing portion 44 is partly cut out of the upper surface 41A of the bottom plate portion 41 closer to the front edge portion 42 than the center in the front-rear and left-right directions, and is cut out from the upper surface 41A. It is folded and formed. The rear fixing portion 45 is formed by cutting out a part of a substantially central portion in the left-right direction near the rear edge portion 43 of the upper surface 41A and having a length in the left-right direction and being folded upward from the upper surface 41A. Yes. The front fixing part 44 and the rear fixing part 45 fix the top cushion 50 to the upper surface 41 </ b> A of the bottom plate part 41. When the top plate 150 is placed on the upper side of the top pad 4 with the surface 151A facing downward, the entire main body plate portion 151 of the top plate 150 and a part of the exhaust frame portion 155 are attached to the top cushion 50. Placed on the upper side. At this time, the upper end portions of the front fixing portion 44 and the rear fixing portion 45 are located above the back surface 151 </ b> B of the top plate 150. The upper end portion of the rear fixing portion 45 comes into contact with the main body plate end portion 150A of the top plate 150 from the rear. The upper end portion of the front fixing portion 44 comes into contact with the inner edge portion of the exhaust frame portion 155 on the main body plate portion 151 side of the exhaust port 156 from the front. For this reason, the top plate 150 is prevented from moving in the front-rear direction on the top pad 4 inside the outer box 2 during transportation or the like. In addition, the operator places the top pad 4 so that the main body plate end 150A of the top plate 150 contacts the rear fixing portion 45 and the inner edge of the exhaust port 156 on the main body plate portion 151 side contacts the front fixing portion 44. The top plate 150 may be placed on the upper side. Therefore, the top plate 150 can be easily positioned with respect to the top pad 4.

  The upper surface 51A of the upper plate 51 of the top cushion 50 is a height in the vertical direction corresponding to the vertical thickness D of the first cylindrical portion 52 and the second cylindrical portion 53 upward from the upper surface 41A of the bottom plate portion 41. And extending substantially horizontally. The upper surface 51A contacts the surface 151A of the main body plate portion 151 of the top plate 150 placed on the top pad 4, and supports the top plate 150 from below. The size of the upper surface 51 </ b> A in plan view corresponds to the size of the main body plate portion 151 of the top plate 150 in plan view. Since the impact applied from the outside to the packing member 1 is buffered by the top cushion 50, the main body plate portion 151 is prevented from being damaged. Further, substantially the entire upper surface 155A of the exhaust frame portion 155 is not in contact with the upper surface 51A of the upper plate 51 of the top cushion 50. Therefore, for example, even when an impact is applied to the packaging member 1, the impact is not easily transmitted to the exhaust frame portion 155 via the top cushion 50. For this reason, the influence by the impact added to the junction part 150C of the main-body board part 151 and the exhaust frame part 155 is reduced, and malfunctions, such as a deformation | transformation in the junction part 150C, are reduced.

  In the present embodiment, the stove 100 corresponds to the “stove” of the present invention. The casing 110 corresponds to the “casing” of the present invention. The top plate 150 corresponds to the “top plate” of the present invention. The main body plate portion 151 corresponds to the “main body plate portion” of the present invention. The exhaust frame portion 155 corresponds to the “rear plate portion” of the present invention. The exhaust port 156 corresponds to the “opening” of the present invention. The joint 150C corresponds to the “boundary portion” of the present invention. The packaging member 1 corresponds to the “packing member” of the present invention.

  The accessory pad 3 corresponds to the “first buffer” of the present invention. The first accommodating portion 31 corresponds to the “accommodating portion” of the present invention. The first side plate 316 corresponds to the “first side plate” of the present invention. The second side plate 317 corresponds to the “second side plate” of the present invention. The rear edge portion 43 corresponds to the “bottom plate first end portion” of the present invention. The front edge portion 42 corresponds to the “bottom plate second end portion” of the present invention. The side wall portions 331 and 332 correspond to “wall portions” of the present invention. The top pad 4 corresponds to the “second buffer” of the present invention. The bottom plate portion 41 corresponds to the “bottom plate portion” of the present invention. The top cushion 50 corresponds to the “pad portion” of the present invention. This corresponds to the “contact surface” of the present invention. This corresponds to the “void” in the present invention. The rear end portion 55 corresponds to the “pad first end portion” of the present invention. The front end portion 54 corresponds to the “pad second end portion” of the present invention. The rear fixing portion 45 corresponds to the “first projecting portion” of the present invention. The front fixing portion 44 corresponds to the “second projecting portion” of the present invention.

  In addition, this invention is not limited to the said embodiment, A various change is possible. For example, in the top plate 150, a known method such as adhesion, pressure bonding, or welding may be employed for joining the main body plate portion 151 and the exhaust frame portion 155. Further, the main body plate portion 151 and the exhaust frame portion 155 may be fixed by fastening the exhaust frame portion 155 to the main body plate portion 151 without depending on adhesion, pressure bonding, welding, or the like. That is, the joint portion 150 </ b> C is a boundary portion between the main body plate portion 151 and the exhaust frame portion 155. The boundary portion includes a portion where both the main body plate portion 151 and the exhaust frame portion 155 exist such that the main body plate portion 151 and the exhaust frame portion 155 overlap each other. In order to improve the impact resistance of the packaging member 1, it is preferable that the second side plate 317 of the first accommodating portion 31 is disposed below the boundary portion.

  In the above embodiment, the top plate 150 is placed on the upper side of the top pad 4 with the front surface 151A on the lower side and the back surface 151B on the upper side, but the top plate 150 has the front surface 151A on the upper side and the back surface 151B. The packaging member 1 may be configured so as to be placed in a state in which is placed on the lower side.

  The pair of claws 552 may not be provided at the rear end portion 55 of the top cushion 50, and the rear end portion 55 may be disposed so as to contact the rear edge portion 43 of the top tray 40. Further, the pair of claws 542 may not be provided at the rear end portion 55 of the top cushion 50.

  The front fixing portion 44, the rear fixing portion 45, the left fixing portion 46, and the right fixing portion 47 are cut out in predetermined shapes at the front, rear, left and right ends of the upper surface 51A of the top plate 51 of the top cushion 50, and the cut out portions are The upper surface 51A may be folded back.

  Since the packaging member 1 is formed by folding corrugated paper, the lengths K, L1, L2, L3, M1, M2, and M3 in the above embodiment are all lengths including errors due to paper thickness and the like. . Further, the lengths of the first protrusion 410 and the second protrusion 420 in the front-rear direction are such that the first protrusion 410 and the second protrusion 420 are easily fitted into the recesses 33P and 33Q. , 33Q may be slightly shortened with respect to the length in the front-rear direction. Therefore, the lengths K, L1, L2, L3, M1, M2, and M3 may be values having a width of about several millimeters to 1 centimeter. Note that part or all of the packing member 1 may be made of a paper-based material other than corrugated paper.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Packing member 3 Accessory pad 4 Top pad 31 First accommodating part 41 Bottom plate part 42 Front edge part 43 Rear edge part 44 Front fixing part 45 Rear fixing part 40 Top tray 50 Top cushion 54 Front end part 55 Rear end part 100 Stove 110 Case 150 Top plate 151 Main body plate portion 155 Exhaust frame portion 156 Exhaust port 150C Joint portion 316 First side plate 317 Second side plate 331, 332 Wall portion

Claims (6)

A housing,
A stove for packing a stove comprising: a rectangular main body plate portion; and a top plate that is disposed behind the main body plate portion and includes a rear plate portion having an opening that communicates with a grill box installed in the housing. A packaging member of
A first shock absorber mounted on the upper side of the housing and provided with a housing for housing the accessory of the stove;
A second buffer mounted on the first buffer and supporting the top plate from below;
The second buffer is
A bottom plate portion having a size corresponding to the top plate;
A pad portion that is disposed on the upper surface of the bottom plate portion and has a contact surface that contacts the top plate from below;
The contact surface of the pad portion is provided with a predetermined height above the top surface of the bottom plate portion,
The size of the contact surface is smaller than the size of the upper surface of the bottom plate portion,
A gap portion is formed between the upper surface of the bottom plate portion and a lower surface of a portion including the rear plate portion of the top plate in a state where the top plate is supported by the second buffer body. Stove packing material. The pad first end portion which is one end portion of the pad portion is disposed at a position corresponding to the bottom plate first end portion which is one end portion of the bottom plate portion,
The pad second end portion, which is the other end portion on the side facing the pad first end portion in the pad portion, is the side facing the bottom plate first end portion and the bottom plate first end portion in the bottom plate portion. Is disposed at a position between the second end of the bottom plate which is the other end of
The accommodating portion of the first buffer is a box shape provided at an end of the first buffer,
A first side plate provided at the end of the first buffer on the same side as the second end of the bottom plate in a state where the second buffer is placed on the first buffer; A second side plate disposed opposite to the first side plate,
In a state where the second buffer body is placed on the first buffer body, the second side plate of the housing portion is located below the boundary portion between the main body plate portion and the rear plate portion of the top plate. The stove packaging member according to claim 1, which extends. The first buffer body includes a pair of wall portions extending in a direction intersecting with a direction in which the second side plate extends,
3. The stove packing member according to claim 2, wherein upper ends of the pair of wall portions extend at the same height as an upper end portion of the second side plate. The pad portion is
A first protrusion protruding upward at the pad first end;
A second projecting portion projecting upward at the bottom plate first end,
With the top plate supported by the second buffer,
The first protrusion abuts on one end of the top plate,
4. The stove packing member according to claim 2, wherein the second projecting portion is provided so as to contact an inner edge of the opening in the rear plate portion of the top plate. The main body plate portion of the top plate is made of glass,
The rear plate portion of the top plate is made of metal,
The top plate is configured by fixing the main body plate portion and the rear plate portion to each other,
5. The stove packaging member according to claim 1, wherein the contact surface of the pad portion of the second buffer body contacts substantially the entire region of the main body plate portion. 6.   A stove packed with the stove packaging member according to claim 1.

Images