JP2019210056A - Packaging box - Google Patents

Abstract

To obtain a novel packaging mode of a bar-like packaged article P, that is not conventionally available.SOLUTION: There is provided a packaging box A1 obtained by fitting an insole 20 supporting a bar-like product P to an inside of a square-shaped box body 10. The insole 20 comprises a leg piece 24, a pair of support plates 22, 23 each downwardly inclined toward a center from the leg piece 24, and fitting holes 25, 26 each of which are formed to both the support plates by connecting both the support plates via a folding line 21 at the center. One end portion of the bar-like product P is fitted to one of the respective fitting holes, and the other end portion of a packaged article is fitted to the other one of the same fitting holes to be supported in a state where the packaged article is stretched between both the support plates (in a hammock-like shape). This packaging state becomes a state where the product P is floated in the air and becomes a mode of being inclined toward the center from sides to which the support plates are opposed, and thus a plan view of a square-shaped body is seen in a rhombic shape via illusion of eyes. This gives surprise to a viewer.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a packaging box for packaging an article to be packaged in a bottom-up state with an insole.

This type of packaging box is provided with a required number of leg plates (side plates) on the periphery of the insole body, the side plates are fitted along the inner surface of the side wall of the packaging box, and the packaged product is fitted into the fitting hole of the insole (Refer to Patent Document 1, description paragraphs 0002 to 0004, FIG. 9, FIG. 10, etc.).
Further, a device for supporting a product (packaged product) in a raised (lifted) state is also disclosed (see Patent Document 2, FIGS. 3 and 10). In this device, a pair of inclined plates are used to bridge the product and support it in a lifted state.

JP 2004-90940 A Utility Model Registration No. 3049996

The above-mentioned bottom-up type packaging box having an insole has a horizontal support surface around which the packaged product of the insole body is fitted, and as a packaging mode of the packaged product, the customer is impressed and luxurious. Absent.
This invention makes it a subject to provide the novel aspect which is not in the conventional of the raising support state of the to-be-packaged goods under the above condition.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention pays attention to an aspect in which a product is supported in a bridged state with the pair of inclined plates of Patent Document 2, and an insole aspect for supporting an article to be packaged is an inclined pair. It was supported by the surface.
When the product to be packaged is positioned in the pair of inclined surfaces, the insole outer edge on which the product to be packaged, including the outer frame of the packaging box, is supported by the optical illusion in the plan view of the box body is the original of the outer frame. It looks like a different shape. For this reason, the packaging mode of the packaged product is different from the conventional one, and the luxury of the packaged product is brought about.

  The packaging box according to the present invention has a bottomed cylindrical box body and a bottom raising insole loaded in the box body, and the insole is a leg piece (leg plate, side plate) provided in the periphery. And a pair of support plates inclined downward from the leg pieces toward the center, and the both support plates are connected via a broken line at the center, and fitting holes are formed in the support plates, respectively. The leg piece is positioned along the inner surface of the side wall, and one end of the rod-shaped packaged article is fitted into one of the fitting holes of the pair of support plates, The other end portion of the packaged product is fitted on the other side, and the packaged product is bridged between the two support plates so that the packaged product is supported in a raised state.

If the box body of this configuration is a bottomed cylindrical body and is point-symmetric with respect to the cylinder axis, the insole can be fitted to the box body with different left and right sides, and the outer frame of the packaging box The outer edge of the insole is easily visible in different shapes due to the optical illusion. The shape may be, for example, a bottomed cylindrical body such as a plan view in FIG. 1, a regular square, a plan view in FIG. 11, a circle, the same triangle, the same rectangle, or the same rhombus.
The insole has a shape that fits in the box body. That is, the insole is positioned so as to follow the inner peripheral surface of the side wall of the box body and the leg pieces are loaded into the box body.
At this time, if the box body and the insole are in a square shape in plan view, they can be fitted to the box body even if the insole is rotated at intervals of 90 degrees with respect to the cylinder axis of the box body. In other words, the insole can be freely fitted into the box body so that the central broken line is selectively located on two different diagonals of the regular square of the box body, and at each selected position, Packaging forms having different shapes can be obtained (see FIG. 2A and FIG. 10).
Further, when the box body is a triangle in plan view, the upper edges of the adjacent two side walls are inclined from both ends toward the center, and the insole has the pair of support plates inclined from the both ends of the box body. The bent line may be fitted into the box main body so as to be positioned between the points where the inclined upper side wall edges meet each other along the upper edges of the side walls.

  Since this invention was comprised as mentioned above, it becomes the accommodation mode of the rod-shaped packaged goods which was not in the past. For example, if the box body is a regular square in plan view, the pair of support plates in the insole is inclined from the opposite side to the center. appear. For this reason, surprise can be given to the viewer.

The perspective view of one Embodiment (Embodiment 1) of the packaging box based on this invention The box main body of the embodiment is shown, (a) is a perspective view, (b) is a plan view The perspective view from the front diagonal upper direction which turned the lid of the embodiment upside down It is a disassembled perspective view of the box main body of the embodiment, (a) is a box main body, (b) is the insole It is a disassembled perspective view of the lid | cover of the embodiment, (a) is a lid | cover main body, (b) is the partition. Exploded view of the box body of the same embodiment Exploded view of the insole of the box body of the same embodiment Exploded view of the lid body of the same embodiment Exploded view of the lid divider of the same embodiment Other insole loading perspective view of the same embodiment The perspective view of other embodiments (embodiment 2) of the packaging box concerning this invention It is an exploded view of the embodiment, (a) is a developed view of the insole, (b) is a perspective view of the box body The perspective view which removed the cover of further another embodiment (Embodiment 3) of the packaging box based on this invention The box main body of the embodiment is shown, (a) is a perspective view in the middle of assembly, (b) is a perspective view after assembly. Expansion of the box body Perspective view of the insole of the box body of the same embodiment Development of the insole The lid of the same embodiment is shown, (a) is a perspective view in the middle of assembly, (b) is a perspective view inverted after assembly. Exploded view of the lid

Each embodiment (Embodiment 1, 2, 3) of the packaging box concerning this invention is shown in FIGS. 1-19, The packaging box A1, A2, A3 of this each embodiment consists of cardboard, The surface is A mirror surface can be obtained by aluminum deposition.
In this specification, in a state where the packaging box A (A1, A2, A3) is placed on a horizontal plane (FIGS. 1, 11, and 13), one orthogonal to the horizontal plane is front and rear, and the other is left and right. The upper direction along the vertical direction perpendicular to the horizontal plane is referred to as the upper side, and the lower side is referred to as the lower side. Moreover, the right and left, upper edge, and lower edge of each part in the unfolded state of the blank of FIG. 6 and the like are those of the packaging box A shown in FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 11, and 13 where the blank is assembled. In the state, what constitutes the left edge, right edge, upper edge, and lower edge of each part is referred to as the left edge, right edge, upper edge, and lower edge. Further, in FIGS. 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 15, 16, and 19, the thick solid line is a cut line, the thin solid line r is a crease line, and the broken line r ′ is a perforation line (perforation line). Crease line), and so on.

[Embodiment 1]
A packaging box A1 according to an embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 10 includes a box body 10 having a regular square shape in plan view (see FIG. 2), and an insole 20 fitted in the box body 10 (see FIG. 4B). The lid body 30 has a square shape in plan view that covers the box body 10 and a partition 40 fitted to the lid body 30 (see FIG. 5).

  The box body 10 is made of the blank shown in FIG. 6, and a trapezoidal front plate 12 is connected to one side of a regular rectangular bottom plate 11 via a crease line r, and the folds are respectively formed in the lateral direction (left-right direction) of the front plate 12. The trapezoidal side plates 13, 13, the rear plate 14, and the paste piece 15 are connected (connected) via the line r. A square reinforcing piece 16 is connected to one edge (upper edge) of the front plate 12, the rear plate 14, and the side plate 13 via a crease line r, and the other edge (lower edge) of the rear plate 14 and the side plates 13 and 13. ), The flap pieces 17 are connected to each other via a crease line r.

The box body 10 has a front plate 12 raised with respect to a bottom plate 11, and side plates 13, 13 and a rear plate 14 are bent around it to form a square cylinder (FIG. 4 (a)), an adhesive piece 15, a flap piece. 17 is folded inward (valley fold), and these 15 and 17 are stuck to the back plate 14 or the bottom plate 11 (this sticking is performed by gluing or double-sided tape. The same applies hereinafter). Thereafter, the reinforcing piece 16 is bent inward to form a square in plan view as shown in FIG. 2, and the side walls (side plate 13 and rear plate 14) have a laterally trapezoidal shape.
In addition, as shown in FIG. 2 (a), the box body 10 rises from the slope to the apex and descends downward, rises again from the valley point (abutting point), and reaches the apex (abutting point). It becomes the aspect which becomes a downward slope again and becomes a valley bottom point.
The box body 10 of this aspect is a square bottomed cylindrical body in plan view and is point-symmetric with respect to the cylinder axis c.

The insole 20 to be fitted into the box body 10 is made of the blank shown in FIG. 7, and triangular support plates 22, 23 having the same shape are connected to each other with a perforated crease line 21 that is the length of the diagonal line of the box body 10. Has been. The pair of support plates 22 and 23 have a rhombus in plan view. Lateral trapezoidal leg pieces (leg plates) 24 are connected to the other two sides (other than the crease line 21) of the support plates 22 and 23, respectively. Further, the support plates 22 and 23 are formed with fitting holes 25 and 26 into which end portions of a long rod-shaped packaged product P such as a lotion bottle are fitted. One of the fitting holes 25 has an oval shape, and the other fitting hole 26 is partially cut out in a square shape, and a support piece 27 is provided in a strip shape around the circular portion. ing. A part of the periphery of the fitting holes 25 and 26 becomes a crease line r, and the cutout pieces 25a and 26a are appropriately folded inside.
The insole 20 folds the leg piece 24 in a mountain and folds the pair of support plates 22 and 23 through a fold line (folded line) 21 to form a square shape in a square shape in plan view. The box-like insole 20 is fitted into the box body 10 (state shown in FIG. 2). At this time, since the box body 10 is point-symmetric with respect to the cylinder axis c, the insole 20 fitted thereto is also point-symmetric with respect to the cylinder axis c. Further, the side edges of the support plates 22, 23 of the insole 20 (the crease line of the leg pieces 24) have the same height along the entire peripheral edge of the box body 10.

The lid body 30 is made of a blank shown in FIG. 8, and a front plate 32 is connected to one side of a regular rectangular lid plate 31 via a crease line r, and the front plate 32 is laterally connected to each side via a crease line r. The side plates 33 and 33, the rear plate 34, and the paste piece 35 are connected. A square reinforcing piece 36 is connected to one edge of the front plate 32, the side plates 33 and 33, and the rear plate 34 via a crease line r, and the other edges of the rear plate 34 and the side plates 33 are respectively connected to a crease line r. The paste pieces 37 are connected. A flap piece 38 is connected to the leading edge of each reinforcing piece 36 through a perforation r ′.
The lid body 30 has a front plate 32 raised with respect to the lid plate 31, and side plates 33 and 33 and a rear plate 34 are bent around the lid plate 31 to form a regular square cylinder, and the adhesive pieces 35 and 37 are arranged on the inner side. The glue piece 35 is glued to the inner surface of the side plate 33 and the other glue pieces 37 are glued to the lid plate 31. Thereafter, the reinforcing piece 36 is folded inward (folded) and the flap piece 38 is further folded inward (valley folded) along the lid plate 31, and a covered square cylinder shown in FIG. A lid body 30 is formed.

The partition 40 fitted to the lid main body 30 is made of a blank shown in FIG. 9, and a pair of support pieces 42 and 43 that are mountain-folded with a crease line 41 as a diagonal length of the lid main body 30 as a boundary are connected. . The pair of support pieces 42 and 43 are connected to laterally substantially isosceles triangular lid reinforcing pieces 44 respectively. Further, an oval fitting hole 45 is formed in the support pieces 42 and 43 so as to straddle the crease line 41. Triangular flap pieces 46 are connected to both sides of the support pieces 42 and 43.
As shown in FIG. 5 (b), both the lid reinforcing pieces 44 are valley-folded through the fold line 41 at the center of the support pieces 42 and 43, and in this state, as shown in FIG. Fit into 30. As a result, the partition 40 forms a partition wall having the fitting holes 45 made of the two support pieces 42 and 43 on the diagonal line in the lid main body 30. At this time, the flap pieces 46 are bent inward and along the inner side surface (reinforcing piece 36) corner portion of the lid main body 30, the support pieces 42 and 43 rising in a triangular shape are stabilized. Further, the protruding piece 44 a on the side edge of the lid reinforcing piece 44 fits into the cut 38 a on the side edge of the reinforcing piece 36 of the lid main body 30 to stabilize the partition 40.

The packaging box A1 of this embodiment is configured as described above. As shown in FIG. 2, the insole 20 is fitted in the box body 10, and the rod-shaped packaged articles (in the fitting holes 25, 26 in the insole 20) A cosmetic bottle (P) is fitted with both ends thereof. At this time, the lower surface of the packaged product P is supported by the restoring force through the fold line r of the support piece 27 and the cutout pieces 25a and 26a.
Further, each upper edge of the box body 10 is inclined from one end to the other end, each upper edge of the insole 20 is also inclined along the pair of support plates 22 and 23, and both upper edges extend over the entire circumference. It is the same height.
This state is a mode in which the pair of support plates 22 and 23 of the insole 20 are rhombic in plan view, so that they are inclined from the opposite sides to the center. Looks like a shape. This is surprising to the viewer.

In the state of FIG. 2, as shown in FIG. 1, the lid body 40 is put on (fitted to) the box body 10. At this time, the box body 10 and the lid body 40 are square in plan view, the partition wall is positioned on the diagonal line, and the packaged product P is also positioned on the diagonal line orthogonal to the diagonal line. If P is fitted so as to be positioned in the fitting hole 45, it does not interfere with the fitting.
In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 10, if the insole 20 is fitted to the box body 10 so that the crests of the side walls of the box body 10 and the crests of the side walls of the insole 20 are alternately positioned (box If the insole 20 is rotated at 90 degree intervals with respect to the cylinder axis c of the main body 10 and is fitted to the box main body 10, a packaging mode different from that of FIG. 2 is obtained (at the selected positions in the side view). It becomes an aspect with a different shape). At this time, similarly, since the lid body 30 is a regular square, it is point-symmetric with respect to the cylinder axis c, and the partition wall is fitted so that the packaged product P is positioned in the fitting hole 45. It can be done and does not interfere with the insertion.

  Although the said Embodiment 1 was square-shaped packaging box A1, it has a bottomed cylindrical box main body and the bottom raising insole loaded in the box main body, and the insole was provided in the circumference | surroundings. A leg piece and a pair of support plates inclined downward from the leg piece toward the center, the support plates being connected via a broken line at the center, and fitting holes formed in the support plates. Each of the leg pieces is formed along the inner wall of the side wall of the box body, and one end of the rod-shaped packaged article is fitted into one of the fitting holes of the pair of support plates. If the other end of the packaged product is fitted to the other end of the hole and the packaged product is supported in a state where the packaged product is bridged between both support plates, the planar shape is limited to a square shape. It is not a thing.

[Embodiment 2]
For example, as shown in FIG. 11 and FIG. 12, the bottomed cylindrical packaging box A2 has an elliptical insole 20 ′ as shown in FIG. 24 may be formed. In these drawings, the same reference numerals as above denote the same items.
By fitting the insole 20 ′ to the box body 10 ′, the support plates 22 and 23 of the packaged product P having a pair of inclined surfaces are obtained as shown in FIG. In this embodiment, it goes without saying that a covered cylindrical lid can be fitted to the upper outside of the box body 10 '.
The box body 10 ′ is manufactured by forming a cylindrical peripheral wall by a conventional well-known technique and closing the bottom surface of the peripheral wall with the bottom plate 11.
The box body 10 ′ can be formed by cutting the upper edge of the side wall symmetrically along the upper surfaces of the support plates 22 and 23 as shown by a chain line in FIG. 11.

[Embodiment 3]
As shown in FIGS. 13 to 19, the packaging box A <b> 3 of this embodiment includes an isosceles triangular box body 110 (see FIG. 14B) and an insole 120 fitted in the box body 110 ( 16) and a lid body 130 having an isosceles triangle shape in plan view that covers the box body 110 (see FIG. 18B).

  The box body 110 is composed of a blank 110 ′ shown in FIG. 15, and a rectangular rear plate 114 is connected to one side (right side in the figure) of an isosceles triangular base plate 111 via a crease line r. Side plates 113 and 113 and flap pieces 112 and 112a are connected to each other in the horizontal direction (the same vertical direction) via a crease line r. A reinforcing plate 116 is connected to one edge (upper edge) of the rear plate 114 and the side plate 113 via a crease line r, and a flap piece 117 is connected to an edge of each reinforcing plate 116 via a crease line r ′. ing. When the reinforcing plate 116 is folded in a mountain, the upper edge of the side plate 113 is inclined toward substantially the center (see FIG. 14A). In the figure, the dotted hatched portion b is the glue surface (hereinafter the same).

As shown in FIG. 14 (a), the box body 110 has a rear plate 114 raised from the bottom plate 111, and each side plate 113 is folded (valley-folded) with its flap pieces 112 and 112 inside (bottom fold). A triangular tube shape is formed around 111, and the projecting piece-shaped flap piece 112 a is inserted into the cut 112 b of the other flap piece 112. At this time, the flap piece 112 is adhered to the bottom plate 111 with the glue surface b.
Thereafter, the reinforcing plates 116, 116, 116, 116, 116 are folded inward (mountainly folded), and these are overlapped on the inner side of the rear plate 114 and the side plate 113, and the flap pieces 117 are placed on the flap pieces 112 on the bottom plate 111. 117. At this time, each reinforcing plate 116 is adhered to the rear plate 114 and the side plate 113 with the glue surface b.
The assembled state of the box body 110 is an isosceles triangle in plan view, and the upper edge of the side plate 113 is inclined downward toward the substantially center (see FIG. 14B).

  The insole 120 fitted to the box body 110 is made of a blank 120 'shown in FIG. 17, and an isosceles triangular support plate 122 and an isosceles trapezoidal support plate 123 are connected with a substantially perforated fold line 121 as a boundary. Has been. A laterally trapezoidal leg piece 124 and a rectangular leg piece 124a are connected to the other sides of the support plates 122 and 123 (other than the crease line 121) via a crease line r. Further, both support plates 122 and 123 are formed with fitting holes 125 and 126 into which end portions of a long rod-shaped packaged product P such as a skin lotion bottle are fitted. One fitting hole 125 is egg-shaped, and the other fitting hole 126 is partially cut out in a circular shape, and a strip 127 is provided around the circular portion. A part of the periphery of the fitting holes 125 and 126 becomes a crease line r, and the cutout pieces 125a and 126a are appropriately folded inward. The fitting holes 125, 126 and the like have the same configuration as in the second embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 16, the insole 120 folds the leg piece 124 and folds both support plates 122 and 123 through a crease line 121 to form an isosceles triangular box in plan view. The box-like insole 120 is fitted into the box body 110 (state shown in FIG. 13). At this time, a perforated crease line 121 is positioned between the bottommost center of the upper edge of the side plate 113 of the box body 110 (between the following contact points e and e).

The lid main body 130 is composed of a blank 130 ′ shown in FIG. 19, and a rectangular rear plate 134 is connected to one side (rear edge) of an isosceles triangular lid plate 131 via a crease line r ′. Trapezoidal side plates 136 and 136 are connected to each other in the lateral direction (vertical direction in FIG. 19) via a crease line r. A secondary (inner side) rear plate 135 and secondary (inner side) side plates 133 and 133 are connected to the other side (lower edge) of the rear plate 134 and both side plates 133 and 133 via a crease line r, respectively. Flaps 133a and 136 are connected to the lower edges of the side plates 133 and 136 through crease lines r, respectively.
A sub lid plate (reinforcing plate) 137 is connected to the lower edge of the sub rear plate 135 (left side edge in FIG. 19) via a crease line r. In the figure, 136c is an insertion piece, and 136d is a notch into which the insertion piece 136c is inserted.

In the lid body 130, a rear plate 134 is raised with respect to the lid plate 131 (bent downward in FIG. 18A), and side plates 133 and 133 are folded around the rear plate 134 to form a triangular cylinder (FIG. 18A )) Further, the inner side plate 135 and the inner side plate 133 are folded inwardly, and the flaps 133a and 136a are folded inwardly and overlapped, and the overlapped flaps 133a and 136a are overlapped on the lid plate 131. Thereafter, the auxiliary rear plate 135 and the auxiliary lid plate 137 are folded inward (mountain fold, valley fold) and overlapped on the rear plate 134 and the lid plate 131.
At this time, the protrusion piece 137a on the peripheral edge of the sub lid plate 137 is fitted into the cut 133b on the boundary (fold line r) between the side plate 133 and the flap 133a and fixed to the side plate 133, and the insertion piece 136c is inserted into the cut 136d. The lid body 130 has an isosceles triangle shape in plan view. Further, the cover plates 131 and 137 and the flap pieces 136a and 133a are appropriately attached (FIG. 18B).
The flaps and flap pieces of the box body 110, the insole 120, and the lid body 130 are appropriately attached to each other and the lid plate.

  The packaging box A3 of this embodiment is configured as described above. As shown in FIG. 13, the insole 120 is fitted in the box main body 110, and the rod-shaped packaged articles (in the fitting holes 125, 126 in the insole 120 ( A cosmetic bottle (P) is fitted with both ends thereof. At this time, the box body 110 has a triangular shape in plan view, the upper edges 113a of the two adjacent side walls 113 are inclined from both ends toward the center, and the insole 120 has the pair of support plates 122 and 123 of the box body 110. Along the side wall upper edges 113a, 113a, the fold line (crease line) 121 is fitted into the box body 110 so as to be positioned between the points e, e where the side wall upper edges 113a, 113a meet.

In this state, both the support plates 122 and 123 of the insole 120 are in an isosceles triangle shape in plan view, and are inclined to the center from the opposite sides, and the isosceles side is sunk by the optical illusion. Looks like a triangle. This is surprising to the viewer.
In this state, as shown by a chain line in FIG.

  The packaging box A3 of this embodiment can be fitted into the box body 110 in a state where the insole 120 is rotated 120 degrees with respect to the box body 110 from FIG. Yes (see FIG. 10).

The material of the packaging box according to the present invention is not limited to cardboard, and various other paperboards, plastic sheets, or a composite sheet of paper and plastic can be adopted.
In Embodiments 1 and 2, in order to change the shape of the side view by rotating the insole 20 (20 ′) with respect to the box body 10 (10 ′), the upper edge shape (mountain shape) of each side wall is used. ), The shape of the side wall of the box main body and the shape of the peripheral wall (leg piece) of the insole can be appropriately changed.
In addition, the rod-shaped packaged product includes all items such as a long bottle that are supported in a hammock shape by fitting both ends thereof into holes of a support plate. Further, the lids (lid bodies 30, 130) may be employed as necessary and can be omitted.
Thus, it should be thought that embodiment disclosed this time is an illustration and restrictive at no points. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

10, 10 ', 110 Box body 11, 111 Box body bottom plate 12 Front plate 13, 113 Same side plate 14, 114 Rear plate 15 Adhesive pieces 16, 116 Reinforcement piece (sub-rear plate)
17 Flap pieces 20, 20 ', 120 Insole 21, 121 Perforated crease lines 22, 23, 122, 123 Support plates 24, 124 Leg pieces 25, 26, 125, 126 Fitting holes 27 Support pieces 30, 130 Lid body 31, 131 Lid body lid plate 32 Front plates 33, 133, 136 Side plates 34, 134 Rear plates 35, 37 Paste pieces 133, 365 Reinforcement pieces 38, 136a Flap pieces 40 Partitions 41 Partition fold lines 42, 43 Same support piece 44 Same reinforcement piece 45 Same fitting hole 46 Same flap piece A1, A2, A3 Packaging box
P product (packaged product)
c Cut line e Colliding point r Fold line r 'Perforated cut line

Claims (3)

A bottomed tubular box body (10, 10 ', 110) and a bottom raising insole (20, 20', 120) loaded in the box body;
The insole includes leg pieces (24, 124) provided in the periphery and a pair of support plates (22, 23, 122, 123) inclined downward from the leg pieces (24, 124) toward the center. And both support plates are connected via a broken line (21, 121) at the center, and fitting holes (25, 26, 125, 126) are formed in the both support plates, respectively. The leg pieces (24, 124) are located along the inner surface of the side wall of the box body;
One end of the rod-shaped packaged article (P) is fitted into one of both fitting holes (25, 26, 125, 126) of the pair of support plates (22, 23, 122, 123), and the fitting holes The other end of the article to be packaged (P) is fitted to the other of the two, and the article to be packaged (P) is bridged between the support plates (22, 23, 122, 123) and supported in a raised state. Packaging box.   The box body (10) has a regular square shape in plan view, and the insole (20) selectively positions the broken line (21) on two different diagonals of the regular square of the box body (10). A packaging box that can be fitted into the box body (10) and has different shapes in side view at each selected position.   The box body (110) is a triangle in plan view, and the upper edges of the two adjacent side walls (113, 113) of the box body (110) are inclined from both ends toward the center, and the insole (120) is The pair of support plates (122, 123) are arranged along the upper edges of both side walls (113) inclined from the both ends of the box body (110), and the broken lines (121) are formed on the upper edges of the both side walls (113) inclined. A packaging box that is fitted into the box body (110) so as to be positioned between the two points (e, e) that collide.

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