JP2020029284A - container - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a container whose display board is not easy to come off and more desirably to provide a container whose handleability is not impaired even with the display board mounted.SOLUTION: On a container body 4 having a box body part 11 is provided an outer wall part 13 facing from an upper end downward and outward. On the outer wall part 13 are formed a first window part on the lower side and a second window part on the upper side, and on a lower side 56 of the first window part and an upper side 54 of the second window part are formed lock-shape parts on which a display board 49 is to be locked, and the part of the outer wall part 13 between the first window part and the second window part serves as a lower crosspiece part 21 to prevent the mid-slope part of the display board 49 from sinking inward. An upper frame body 6 can be mounted onto the upper part of the container body 4, and on the upper frame body 6 is formed a third window part. On a lower side 55 of the second window part and an upper side 57 of the third window part as well are formed lock-shape parts, a mounting shape part for the container body 4 and the upper frame body 6 is located on the back side of the mid-slope part of the display board 49 mounted by the second window part and the third window part.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8

Description

  The present invention relates to a container suitable for use in a case where a long-sized container is stored in an upright state. More specifically, the present invention relates to a container constituted by a container body to which an upper frame body can be attached at an upper portion.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, containers specialized for the intended use have been used for storing long objects such as flowers and umbrellas. Patent Document 1 describes one example. The container (30) depicted in FIG. 2 of the document is constituted by a lower container body (40) and an upper frame (50) thereon. As a result, the long object as described above can be stored in an upright state. The document also describes that a display plate is attached to the container (30). A display plate (10) is attached to the upper frame (50) in FIG. 6 and to the container body (40) in FIG. On the display plate (10), a product display or the like is described.

JP 2002-258746 A

  However, the above-mentioned conventional container for long objects has the following problems. The display plate (10) is easily depressed inward. This is because the display plate (10) is attached so as to cover the opening (44a) of the container body (40) or the opening (52a) of the upper frame (50). That is, nothing is supported behind the display plate (10). For this reason, when the display board (10) is pushed from the outside, it easily collapses. As a result, the display contents may be difficult to see, or the display plate (10) may fall off. Further, when the display plate (10) is attached to the upper frame (50), there is a problem that the number of places for holding the container (30) by hand is reduced by one place.

  The present invention has been made in order to solve the problems of the above-described conventional technology. That is, an object of the present invention is to provide a container from which the display panel is hardly detached. More preferably, it is another object of the present invention to provide a container in which the handling property is not impaired even when the display panel is mounted.

  A container according to one embodiment of the present invention is a container having a container body having a box body part whose upper end is open, and a container in which an elongated container is stored in an upright state in the container body. An outer wall is formed extending downward from the upper end and outwardly of the box body. The outer wall has a first window at the lower end and a second window at the upper end. A panel locking portion for locking a panel member is formed on a lower side of the first window portion and an upper side of the second window portion, and between the first window portion and the second window portion on the outer wall portion. Is a lateral main body cross section for preventing inward depression of a middle portion of a panel member locked by the panel locking shape portions on the lower side of the first window portion and the upper side of the second window portion. Is what it is.

  In the container in the above aspect, the panel member can be attached using the first window and the second window in the outer wall. The panel member can be used to display various kinds of information on the contents. That is, since the lower side of the lower first window portion and the upper side of the upper second window portion are panel locking portions, the panel members can be attached by locking them. When the panel member is attached in this manner, a main body part, which is a part of the container body, exists behind the middle abdomen of the attached panel member. For this reason, even if the panel member is pressed from the outside, the panel member does not collapse and come off.

  The container according to the above aspect further has an upper frame body detachably attached to the upper portion of the container body and having open upper and lower ends. The upper frame body has a third window at the lower end side. At the lower side of the window portion and at the upper side of the third window portion, a panel locking shape portion for locking the panel member is formed, and is attached to the upper end of the container body and the lower end of the upper frame body. A shape portion is formed, and in the mounting shape portion, an upper frame is attached to the upper portion of the container body, and the panel member is locked to the panel locking shapes on the lower side of the second window and the upper side of the third window. Sometimes, it is desirable that the panel member is located on the back side of the middle part of the panel member.

  With this configuration, it is possible to attach the panel member to the container body and the upper frame body in addition to the above-described underlaying method. That is, since the lower side of the second window portion of the container body and the upper side of the third window portion of the upper frame body are formed as panel locking portions, it is an upper part to mount them using these. On the back side of the attached panel member, the mounting shape part of the container body and the upper frame body is located. For this reason, the attached panel member does not come off due to the depression.

  In the container having the upper frame, the upper frame is formed with a fourth window at the upper end, and the handle rib is formed to extend outward along the upper side of the fourth window. Is desirably provided. With this configuration, the upper frame and the container body attached thereunder can be lifted and carried by grasping the handle rib. Here, even if the panel member is attached, the fourth window below the handle rib is not closed. For this reason, the handleability by the handle rib is not impaired.

  According to this configuration, there is provided a container from which the display panel is difficult to be detached. Further, there has been provided a container in which handling properties are not impaired even when the display panel is mounted.

It is a perspective view showing the whole shape of the container concerning an embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the container main body in the container which concerns on embodiment. It is a perspective view showing the upper frame in the container concerning an embodiment. It is a front view showing the display board attached to the container concerning an embodiment. It is a perspective view showing the situation where the display board was attached to the container concerning an embodiment. It is a front view of a container main part in a container concerning an embodiment. It is a front view of the upper frame in the container which concerns on embodiment. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a partially cut container in the state shown in FIG. 5.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In this embodiment, the present invention is embodied as the container 60 shown in FIG. The container 60 shown in FIG. 1 includes the container body 4 and the upper frame 6 thereon. The upper frame 6 is detachable from the upper part of the container body 4. The container 60 has a vertically long box shape as a whole including the container body 4 and the upper frame 6, and is suitable for storing a long object upright. When the container 60 is viewed from above, it has a square shape with rounded corners. Both the container body 4 and the upper frame 6 are made of synthetic resin.

  FIG. 2 shows the container body 4 alone. The container body 4 has a box body 11. The box portion 11 is a box-shaped portion having an open upper end, and has a slanted shape with a slightly narrow lower portion and a slightly wider upper portion. The container body 4 further has an outer wall 13. The outer wall portion 13 is located outside the box body portion 11 and has an inverted slope shape having a narrow upper portion and a wider lower portion, contrary to the slope shape of the box portion 11. The ground portion of the container body 4 is the bottom portion 14 of the outer wall portion 13, and the bottom portion 15 of the box body portion 11 is slightly floating from the ground.

  The box portion 11 and the outer wall portion 13 in the container body 4 are connected to each other at the upper end and are integrated. At its upper end, a main body flange surface 17 which is an upward flat surface surrounding the opening 16 of the box body 11 is formed. The outer wall 13 further has a lower window 18 near the bottom 14 and an upper window 19 near the main body flange surface 17. A portion of the outer wall portion 13 in the lateral direction between the lower window 18 and the upper window 19 is a lower cross section 21. Further, a lateral portion between the upper window 19 and the main body flange surface 17 in the outer wall portion 13 is a hanging portion 22. A part of the hanging part 22 is a recess 24 that is recessed from the other part. The hanging portion 22 including the concave portion 24 is formed outward and downward from the upper end of the container body 4 to the box body portion 11.

  FIG. 3 shows the upper frame 6 alone. The upper frame 6 is a rectangular tube-shaped member with both upper and lower ends open. The upper frame body 6 has the same shape as the box body portion 11 in that it has a sloped shape with a narrow lower portion and a wider upper portion. At the upper end of the upper frame 6, a top contact surface portion 25 located at four corners and having a flat front surface is provided. The top contact surface 25 is located outside the opening 26 at the upper end of the upper frame 6. A flange 28 is formed near the lower end of the upper frame 6 so as to surround the opening 27.

  The upper frame 6 also has a lower window 29 near the flange portion 28 and an upper window 31 near the top contact surface portion 25. The upper frame 6 further includes a lower wall portion 32, which is a horizontal wall portion between the flange portion 28 and the lower window 29, and a middle wall portion, which is a horizontal wall portion between the lower window 29 and the upper window 31. It has a wall portion 33 and an upper wall portion 34 which is a lateral wall portion between the upper window 31 and the top contact surface portion 25. The lower wall 32 is formed upward from the outer edge of the flange 28. Further, a locking portion 35 is formed downward from a part of the lower wall portion 32. The upper frame 6 is also provided with a handle rib 47. The handle rib 47 is a portion formed along the upper side of the upper window 31 and extending outward therefrom.

  In the container 60 described above, in the state of FIG. 1 in which the upper frame body 6 is attached to the container main body 4, it is possible to store the elongated container in a standing state. Examples of long-sized items that can be stored include flowers and umbrellas. Even if only the container main body 4 is in the state, it is possible to store a not long object. In the state shown in FIG. 1, the locking portion 35 of the upper frame 6 is hooked on the concave portion 24 of the container main body 4, so that the upper frame 6 is fixed to the container main body 4.

  The display plate 49 shown in FIG. 4 can be attached to the container 60 of the present embodiment configured as described above. The display plate 49 is a panel-shaped member for displaying various information on the contents of the container 60. The information may be described by hand using a writing instrument, or the information may be displayed by using a light-emitting device or a color-developing device mounted on the device. For example, when the accommodation is a flower, the information on the accommodation displayed on the display plate 49 is a product name, a variety name, a flower color, a production center, a breeder's name, and the like.

  The display plate 49 in FIG. 4 is substantially rectangular and has a shape in which overhang portions 51 and 53 are provided vertically. FIG. 5 shows a state where the display plate 49 is attached to the container 60 of FIG. As shown in FIG. 5, there are two ways to attach the display plate 49 to the container 60. One is a method of mounting at a relatively low position within the range of the container body 4 (right side in FIG. 5; hereinafter, referred to as “underlaying”), and the other is a method of slightly extending over the container body 4 and the upper frame 6. This is a method of mounting at the position (left side in FIG. 5, hereinafter referred to as “superimposition”). The structure for mounting the display plate 49 in the container 60 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 6 is a front view of the container body 4. Actually, the box body 11 should be seen in the lower window 18 and the upper window 19 from this line of sight, but the box body 11 is omitted in FIG. In the container main body 4 of FIG. 6, three parts related to the mounting of the display panel 49 are the upper side 54 of the upper window 19, the lower side 55 of the upper window 19, and the lower side 56 of the lower window 18. FIG. 7 is a front view of the upper frame 6. In the upper frame 6 in FIG. 7, a portion related to the attachment of the display plate 49 is the upper side 57 of the lower window 29. Of these, the upper side 54 of the upper window 19 and the lower side 56 of the lower window 18 in the container main body 4 are parts for subbing. The upper side 57 of the lower window 29 of the upper frame 6 and the lower side 55 of the upper window 19 of the container body 4 are parts for mounting.

  Parts for attaching these display plates 49 will be further described. Shoulders 58 are formed at both ends of the lower side 55 of the upper window 19 of the container body 4. Shoulders 59 are also formed at both ends of the lower side 56 of the lower window 18 of the container body 4 and slightly inward. Shoulders 61 are also formed at both ends of the upper side 57 of the lower window 29 of the upper frame 6 and slightly inward.

Here, in the container body 4, the width of the upper side 54 of the upper window 19 is equal to the distance between the shoulders 59 of the lower side 56 of the lower window 18. This is W1. The height from the lower side 56 of the lower window 18 to the upper side 54 of the upper window 19 is H1. Thus, it is desirable that the display plate 49 to be attached to the container body 4 under the following size.
-The total width W2 is larger than W1.
The widths W3 of the overhang portions 51 and 53 are the same and smaller than W1.
-The height H2 of the part excluding the overhang parts 51 and 53 is almost the same as H1.

  The distance between the shoulder 61 of the upper side 57 of the lower window 29 of the upper frame 6 and the distance between the shoulder 58 of the lower side 55 of the upper window 19 of the container body 4 and the shoulder 58 are also determined. Is the same. This interval is W1 as described above. Further, the height from the lower side 55 of the upper window 19 of the container main body 4 to the upper side 57 of the lower window 29 of the upper frame 6 in a state where the upper frame 6 is mounted on the container main body 4 as shown in FIG. H1 is the same as above. Accordingly, it is desirable that the display plate 49 to be attached to the container 60 in use in FIG. That is, in the container 60 according to the present embodiment, the display panel 49 having the same size can be used for both upper and lower mounting. In addition, in both cases of the upper mounting and the lower mounting, the vertical direction of the display plate 49 itself does not matter.

  FIG. 8 shows a state where the display plate 49 is attached to the container 60 as shown in FIG. At the upper end of the upper display panel 49 on the left side in FIG. 8, the overhang portion 51 passes between the shoulder portion 61 of the upper side 57 of the lower window 29 of the upper frame 6 and the shoulder portion 61. It is inside the frame 6. At the lower end, the overhanging portion 53 enters the inside of the container main body 4 (outer wall portion 13) through a space between the shoulders 58 on the lower side 55 of the upper window 19 of the container main body 4.

  On the other hand, at the upper end of the display panel 49 attached to the right side in FIG. 8, the overhang portion 51 enters the inside of the container body 4 from the upper side 54 of the upper window 19 of the container body 4. At the lower end, the overhang 53 passes through the space between the shoulders 59 on the lower side 56 of the lower window 18 of the container body 4 and enters the inside of the container body 4. Each display board 49 is attached to the container 60 in such a state. Thus, the upper and lower ends of each display plate 49 do not protrude outward. Therefore, the display panel 49 does not come off when the user carelessly hooks the projections 51 and 53 of the display panel 49 with a finger or the like.

  Here, just inside the middle part of the display panel 49 attached in FIG. 8, there is not a cavity but a part related to the attachment of the container body 4 and the upper frame 6. That is, the lower wall portion 32 and the locking portion 35 in the upper frame body 6, the hanging portion 22 and the concave portion 24 in the container body 4 described above. Further, the inside just below the middle part of the display panel 49 is not hollow. There is a lower cross section 21 of the container body 4 (outer wall section 13). Therefore, neither the upper display panel 49 nor the lower display panel 49 is depressed even if the middle part is pressed inward from the outside. Therefore, the display panel 49 does not come off due to the inward depression.

  In the container 60 of the present embodiment, the handle rib 47 of the upper frame 6 can be grasped by hand. Thereby, the whole container 60 shown in FIG. 1 can be lifted and moved. There are four handle ribs 47, and any handle rib 47 may be grasped, or two (or more) handle ribs 47 may be grasped at a time. And, even if there is a display panel 49 attached as shown in FIG. 5 (and FIG. 8), the handling property by the handle rib 47 is not hindered at all. This is because the upper end of the upper display panel 49 is held by the upper side 57 of the lower window 29 of the upper frame 6, and the upper window 31 of the upper frame 6 is not closed. Therefore, even in the state of FIG. 5, any of the four handle ribs 47 can be grasped. The same applies to the case where four display plates 49 are attached to the container 60.

  As described in detail above, according to the present embodiment, the display plate 49 is attached under the range of the lower container body 4 and the display plate 49 extends over the container body 4 and the upper frame 6 thereon. 49 is to be added. The member of the container 60 is provided on the back side of the middle abdomen of the display panel 49 in any of the lower mounting and the upper mounting. As a result, the container 60 in which the display plate 49 is prevented from dropping due to depression is realized. In addition, even when the display panel 49 is attached, the upper window 31 of the upper frame 6 is not blocked. This realizes the container 60 in which the handleability of the handle 47 is not impaired even when the display plate 49 is attached.

  Note that the present embodiment is merely an example and does not limit the present invention in any way. Therefore, naturally, the present invention can be variously modified and modified without departing from the gist thereof. For example, in the above-described embodiment, the condition of the preferred size of the display panel 49 has been described, but this is not absolute. Even if the display plate is out of the preferable size condition, it can be attached to the container 60 of the present embodiment to some extent.

  In the above-described embodiment, it is also assumed that the same size display panel 49 is used for the under-mounting and the over-mounting. But this is not necessary either. The dimensions of the respective parts may be determined on the assumption that display panels 49 of different sizes are used for the subscript and the superscript. The same applies to the vertical direction when the display plate 49 is mounted. In the above embodiment, the dimensions are not questioned, but the dimensions of each part may be determined on the assumption that the components are mounted in a fixed direction. In addition, if only the mounting under the display plate 49 is considered, the present invention is applicable to a single container body 4 having no upper frame body 6.

4 Container body 6 Upper frame 11 Box 13 Outer wall 16 Opening 18 Lower window 19 Upper window 21 Lower cross section (main cross section)
26 Opening 27 Opening 29 Lower window 32 Lower wall 47 Handle rib 54 Upper side of upper window (panel locking shape)
55 Bottom of upper window (panel locking shape)
56 Bottom of lower window (panel locking shape)
57 Upper side of lower window (Panel locking shape part)
58 Shoulder (Panel locking shape)
59 Shoulder (Panel locking shape)
60 container 61 shoulder (panel locking shape part)

Claims (3)

A container having a container body having a box body part having an open upper end, wherein the container body stores a long-shaped container in an upright state,
The container main body is provided with an outer wall portion extending downward from an upper end and outwardly of the box body portion.
A first window at the lower end and a second window at the upper end are formed in the outer wall.
A panel locking portion for locking a panel member is formed on a lower side of the first window and an upper side of the second window,
A panel member in which a portion of the outer wall portion between the first window portion and the second window portion is locked by panel locking portions on a lower side of the first window portion and an upper side of the second window portion. A container having a lateral main body cross section for preventing an inward depression of a middle portion of the container. The container according to claim 1, wherein
An upper frame body having upper and lower ends opened detachably attached to an upper portion of the container body,
A third window portion at the lower end side is formed in the upper frame body,
A panel locking portion for locking a panel member is formed on a lower side of the second window and an upper side of the third window,
At the upper end of the container body and at the lower end of the upper frame, an attachment shape part for attaching each other is formed,
The mounting shape portion is configured such that when the upper frame body is mounted on the upper portion of the container main body and a panel member is locked on a panel locking shape portion on a lower side of the second window and an upper side of the third window, A container characterized by being located on the back side of the middle part of the panel member. The container according to claim 2, wherein
A fourth window on the upper end side is formed in the upper frame,
A container provided with a handle rib extending outwardly along an upper side of the fourth window.

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