JP2020196468A - Packaging member for heat cooker - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a packaging member for a heat cooker that is able to hinder compression of a storage space.SOLUTION: The top plate 3 of a cooking stove has in its lower part a sensor case in which a sensor, an electrical unit, etc. are mounted and in which cooling air for cooling the electrical components circulates. A left inlet 41, a right inlet 42, outlet 43, etc., for causing cooling air to circulate in the sensor case, project downward from the top plate 3. A top-plate pad 150 for accommodating the top plate 3 has holes 613-615 in a bottom plate portion 161, and the left inlet 41, the right inlet 42, the outlet 43, etc. are exposed downward from the bottom plate portion 161. In the bottom plate portion 121 of an attachment pad 120, a trivet accommodating portion 129 is formed in a place vertically coinciding with the place where the hole 615 of the top pad 150 is formed. Therefore, the outlet 43 can be disposed in the ring of the trivet 21 in the trivet accommodating portion 129, and interference can be avoided.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8

Description

The present invention relates to a packing member of a cooking device.

A cooking cooker such as a stove is packed by a packing member at the time of shipment (see, for example, Patent Document 1). The packaging cushioning material of the drop-in stove of Patent Document 1 is made of corrugated cardboard, and includes an outer box, a positioning member, a plate pad, a component pad, and the like. The outer box houses the drop-in stove body at the bottom. The positioning member is placed above the drop-in stove body. The plate pad is placed in the concave portion on the upper surface of the positioning member, and the top plate of the drop-in stove is placed on the top surface thereof. The parts pad is placed above the plate pad and stores accessory parts such as trivets.

There is a stove having a protruding portion protruding downward on the lower surface side of the top plate. When such a top plate is placed on the plate pad, the thickness of the plate pad is prevented from the protrusion penetrating the plate pad and interfering with the main body of the stove housed under the plate pad. Needs to be thicker than the protrusion length of the protrusion.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2013-169980

However, by making the plate pad thicker than before, the height of the outer box becomes higher than before, which causes problems such as squeezing the storage space of the warehouse for storing products and increasing the delivery cost. there were.

An object of the present invention is to provide a packing member for a cooking device capable of suppressing pressure on a storage space.

The packing member of the heating cooker according to the first aspect of the present invention is provided in a housing having an opening at the top and fixing a plurality of stove burners, and at the upper part of the housing to close the opening. A top plate, a plurality of annular trivets arranged on the top plate and supporting a cooking container on the stove burner, electrical components arranged on the back side of the top plate, and a back side of the top plate. Since the air flowing through the flow path is fixed to the top plate and contains the electrical components and the housing, the air flows downward from the top plate and protrudes from the lower end portion of the top plate. A packing member for packing a heating cooker having a cooling unit having a distribution port, and a packing main member for accommodating the housing in a storage area inside and below, and a plurality of the stove burners are arranged respectively. A plurality of holding portions having a plurality of arrangement holes opened and a plurality of holding portions for holding the five virtues on the upper surface side have a first flat portion formed so as to avoid the arrangement holes, and the accommodation thereof is inside the packing main member. A lower storage member stored on the upper side of the region, a top plate region in which the top plate is arranged on the upper surface side, and a through hole through which the flow port penetrates to the lower surface side when the top plate is arranged in the top plate region. The lower storage member is provided with a second flat surface portion formed by the above, and an upper storage member that is superposed on the lower storage member inside the packing main member. When the upper storage member is superposed on the top, at least one of the holding portions is provided at a position corresponding to the formation position of the through hole.

According to the packing member of the heating cooker of the invention according to claim 1 of the present invention, since the lower storage member is arranged on the housing inside the packing main member, the holding portion of the trivet in the first flat surface portion. The forming position is provided so as to avoid the arrangement hole so as not to interfere with the stove burner. Further, when the upper storage member is placed on top of the lower storage member, the distribution port of the top plate is located on the first flat surface portion of the lower storage member via the through hole. In this embodiment, one of the holding portions of the lower storage member is provided at the position where the through hole is formed. The trivets held in the holding section are ring-shaped. Therefore, the distribution port can be arranged in the ring of the trivet. As a result, it is not necessary to form a thick upper storage member so that the distribution port is separated from the first plane portion while avoiding interference with the trivet. Therefore, since it is not necessary to increase the height of the packing main member, the storage space of the warehouse for storing the product is not squeezed and the delivery cost does not increase. In addition, the holding portion of the trivet and the arrangement hole of the stove burner can be efficiently formed in the limited space of the first plane portion.

It is a perspective view of the housing 2 and the top plate 3 of a stove 1. It is an exploded perspective view of the packing member 100 and the stove 1. It is a perspective view of the accessory pad 120. It is a top view of the accessory pad 120. It is a perspective view of the top plate pad 150. It is a top view of the top plate pad 150. It is a perspective view of the top plate pad 150 which accommodates the top plate 3. It is a perspective view of the top plate pad 150 accommodating the top plate 3 and the accessory pad 120.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described. The structure of the device described below is not intended to be limited thereto unless otherwise specified, and is merely an example of explanation. The drawings are used to illustrate the technical features that can be adopted by the present invention. In the following description, the left and right, front and back, and top and bottom indicated by arrows in the figure are used.

A schematic configuration of the stove 1 and the packing member 100 of the stove 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. First, the stove 1 will be described. The stove 1 is a built-in stove. The stove 1 includes a housing 2 and a top plate 3. The top plate 3 is made of glass. A burner opening 4A is formed on the left side of the upper surface of the top plate 3 to expose the left burner 4 provided on the upper left side of the housing 2, and is provided on the upper right side of the housing 2 on the upper right side of the top plate 3. A burner opening 5A is formed in which the right burner 5 is exposed. Further, an exhaust port 7 for a grill is provided on the rear side of the upper surface of the top plate 3. Non-transparent printing, which is partially transparent, is applied to the lower surface of the top plate 3.

On the top plate 3, a left operation unit 11 for operating the left burner 4 is provided on the front side of the burner opening 4A, and a right operation unit 12 for operating the right burner 5 is provided on the front side of the burner opening 5A. Is provided. The left operation unit 11 and the right operation unit 12 display a plurality of reception units that accept operations such as ignition, fire extinguishing, and increase / decrease of thermal power of the left burner 4 and the right burner 5 with the touch of a fingertip, and a display that displays timer time and the like. A unit and a light emitting display unit that lights up or blinks according to the usage state are provided. A light emitting display unit 13 for a grill is provided on the front side of the central portion sandwiched between the burner opening 4A and the burner opening 5A. The light emitting display unit 13 for the grill is provided with a display unit that lights up while the grill is in use. In the left operation unit 11, the right operation unit 12, and the grill light emitting display unit 13, the reception unit is a button, mark, symbol, or the like printed on the top plate 3 to indicate the position of the touch operation by the user.

A sensor window portion 15 having a substantially arc shape in a plan view is provided on the rear side of the left operation unit 11, and a sensor window portion 16 having a substantially arc shape in a plan view is provided on the rear side of the right operation unit 12. A sensor window 17 having a substantially rectangular shape in a plan view is provided on the rear side of the light emitting display unit 13 for the grill. A plurality of (for example, nine) sensors 20 are arranged side by side below the sensor windows 15 to 17. The sensor 20 is a general distance measuring sensor capable of measuring the distance to a foreign matter located above, and is, for example, an infrared sensor.

An electrical unit 25 is attached to the front side portion of the lower surface of the top plate 3 with an adhesive, double-sided tape, or the like so as to correspond to the left operation portion 11 and the right operation portion 12 provided on the upper surface. A sensor case 40 is provided on the lower surface side of the top plate 3 so as to include the electrical unit 25 and the plurality of sensors 20 from below. The sensor case 40 is made of resin and is a tubular case body extending in the left-right direction. At the left end of the sensor case 40, a left inflow port 41 that extends downward in a tubular shape and takes in air into the sensor case 40 is provided. At the right end of the sensor case 40, a right inflow port 42 that extends downward in a tubular shape and takes in air into the sensor case 40 is provided. At the center of the sensor case 40, a discharge port 43 that extends downward in a tubular shape and discharges the air inside the sensor case 40 is provided. The sensor case 40 forms a flow path for cooling air that flows in from the left inflow port 41 and the right inflow port 42 and is discharged from the discharge port 43.

A left fixing plate 45 and a right fixing plate 46 extending downward are provided on the front side of the lower surface of the top plate 3 and on both the left and right sides of the sensor case 40. The left fixing plate portion 45 and the right fixing plate portion 46 are each formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape that is long in the vertical direction in the front view. A fixing hole 45A is provided at the lower end of the left fixing plate portion 45, and a fixing hole 46A is provided at the lower end of the right fixing plate portion 46. When the top plate 3 is assembled to the housing 2, the left fixing plate portion 45 and the right fixing plate portion 46 refer to the left front panel 30 and the right front panel 35 (described later) fixed to the front surface of the housing 2. It is fixed with screws (not shown).

The upper part of the housing 2 is open, and the top plate 3 is fixed to the opening. A grill door 8 is provided at the center of the front surface of the housing 2 so that it can be pulled out toward the front side. The grill door 8 opens and closes an opening on the front side of the grill storage 10 provided inside the housing 2. A grill burner (not shown) is provided in the grill storage 10. On the front surface of the housing 2, decorative plates 6A and 6B are attached to the upper and lower sides on the left side of the grill door 8, and decorative plates 6C and 6D are attached to the upper and lower sides on the right side.

When the decorative plates 6A to 6D are removed from the front surface of the housing 2, the front surfaces of the left front panel 30 and the right front panel 35 are exposed. The left front panel 30 and the right front panel 35 are fixed to the housing 2, respectively. A battery case (not shown) is provided at the center of the front surface of the left front panel 30. A power switch 19 is provided on the upper front surface of the right front panel 35. An opening 18 is provided in the upper part of the front surface of the decorative plate 6C, and the power switch 19 projects forward from the opening 18. A grill operation unit (not shown) for operating the grill burner is provided at the lower part of the front surface of the right front panel 35. The grill operating portion is rotatably supported by the lower part of the front surface of the right front panel 35. Air inlets 31 and 36 are provided in the lower part of the front surface of the left front panel 30 and the right front panel 35, respectively. The air inlets 31 and 36 take in outside air inside.

The left front panel 30 is provided with a substantially tubular left duct portion 32 extending in the vertical direction between the left front panel 30 and the air inlet 31. A cooling fan (not shown) is attached to the inside of the left duct portion 32. When the top plate 3 is assembled to the housing 2, the left inflow port 41 of the sensor case 40 is connected to the left duct portion 32. The cooling air taken into the air inlet 31 of the left front panel 30 by the cooling fan is supplied to the sensor case 40 via the left duct portion 32. The right front panel 35 is provided with a substantially tubular right duct portion 37 extending in the vertical direction between the right front panel 35 and the air inlet 36. A cooling fan (not shown) is also attached to the inside of the right duct portion 37. When the top plate 3 is assembled to the housing 2, the right inflow port 42 of the sensor case 40 is connected to the right duct portion 37. The cooling air taken into the air inlet 36 of the right front panel 35 by the cooling fan is supplied to the sensor case 40 via the right duct portion 37. The cooling air supplied to the sensor case 40 cools the electrical unit 25 and the plurality of sensors 20 in the sensor case 40.

When the top plate 3 is assembled to the housing 2, the discharge port 43 is connected to an air flow path (not shown) in the housing 2. The air flow path extends rearward through the upper part of the grill storage 10 and connects to the exhaust port 7 of the top plate 3.

Next, the packing member 100 will be described. As shown in FIG. 2, the packing member 100 packs the stove 1 and absorbs an external impact on the stove 1. The stove 1 packed by the packing member 100 is transported and stored in a state of being housed inside the outer box 110. The outer box 110 is a corrugated cardboard box slightly larger than the stove 1. The stove 1 is packed by the packing member 100 with the housing 2 and the top plate 3 separated from each other.

The housing 2 is housed in the storage area 111 at the lower inside of the outer box 110 with the grill door 8 facing forward. A cushioning material (not shown) made of Styrofoam or the like is appropriately inserted into the gap between the periphery of the housing 2 and the inside of the outer box 110.

The packing member 100 includes an accessory pad 120 and a top plate pad 150. The accessory pad 120 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape in a plan view, and is a box-shaped pad assembled by folding corrugated cardboard. The accessory pad 120 is placed on the upper side of the housing 2 housed in the outer box 110 and protects the upper part of the housing 2. The accessory pad 120 accommodates accessories of the stove 1, such as the trivet 21, the AC adapter 22, and the dry battery 23.

The top plate pad 150 is arranged so as to be overlapped on the upper side of the accessory pad 120 in the outer box 110. The top plate pad 150 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape in a plan view having substantially the same size as the accessory pad 120, and is a box-shaped pad assembled by folding corrugated cardboard. In the top plate pad 150, the top plate 3 is housed in the top plate region 151 secured at the upper portion. The top plate pad 150 cushions an external impact on the top plate 3.

The detailed structure of the accessory pad 120 will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4. The accessory pad 120 includes a bottom plate portion 121, a front accommodating portion 122, a rear accommodating portion 123, a left reinforcing portion 124, a right reinforcing portion 125, a middle left accommodating portion 126, a middle right accommodating portion 127, and a trivet accommodating portion 128, 129. .. The bottom plate portion 121 is a plate-shaped portion having a substantially rectangular shape in a plan view, which constitutes the bottom surface of the accessory pad 120. The direction of the core of the bottom plate portion 121 (the direction of high strength) is the front-rear direction.

The front accommodating portion 122 is formed by bending the front end portion of the accessory pad 120 upward, and has a long box shape in the left-right direction. The front accommodating portion 122 is provided with a partition 135 that divides the front accommodating portion 122 into left and right. On the upper surface of the partition 135, a triangular mark 136 indicating the front at the time of packing is formed by cutting out. The first space 141, which opens the upper part on the left side of the partition 135, is further partitioned at the center of the left and right sides, and the burner heads (not shown) placed on the upper parts of the left burner 4 and the right burner 5 are respectively. Be housed. The second space 142, which opens the upper part on the right side of the partition 135, accommodates side moldings (not shown) attached to the left and right ends on the front surface of the housing 2.

The rear accommodating portion 123 is formed by bending the rear end portion of the accessory pad 120 upward, and has a long box shape in the left-right direction. The rear accommodating portion 123 is provided with a third space 143 that opens an upper portion substantially at the center. An exhaust port cover (not shown) that covers the exhaust port 7 of the top plate 3 is housed in the third space 143. Since the front accommodating portion 122 and the rear accommodating portion 123 extend between the left and right ends of the bottom plate portion 121, the bottom plate portion 121 is reinforced in the left-right direction and is not easily broken.

At the left and right ends of the bottom plate portion 121, a plate-shaped left reinforcing portion 124 and a right reinforcing portion 125 extending in the front-rear direction between the front accommodating portion 122 and the rear accommodating portion 123 are provided. The left reinforcing portion 124 and the right reinforcing portion 125 are formed by folding back the left and right end portions of the bottom plate portion 121 inward and superimposing them on the upper surface of the bottom plate portion 121. The bottom plate portion 121 has an eye direction in the front-rear direction, and further, the left reinforcing portion 124 and the right reinforcing portion 125 are overlapped on the upper surface and reinforced in the front-rear direction, so that they are hard to break.

The middle left accommodating portion 126 is provided on the left front side of the rear accommodating portion 123, and has a box shape extending in the left-right direction. The middle left accommodating portion 126 is assembled by bending another corrugated cardboard and is fixed to the upper surface of the bottom plate portion 121. The middle left accommodating portion 126 is provided with a fourth space 144 that opens the upper part. The fourth space 144 accommodates a dry battery 23 for an operation test that is inserted into the battery case of the left front panel 30 when the stove 1 is installed. The middle right accommodating portion 127 is provided on the right front side of the rear accommodating portion 123, and has a box shape extending in the left-right direction. The middle right accommodating portion 127 is assembled by bending another corrugated cardboard and is fixed to the upper surface of the bottom plate portion 121. The middle right accommodating portion 127 is provided with a fifth space 145 that opens the upper part. The fifth space 145 accommodates an AC adapter 22 that supplies external power to the stove 1. The cable extending from the AC adapter 22 is pulled forward from the slit in the front right portion of the middle right accommodating portion 127 and is accommodated in the triangular reinforcing portion 134 (described later), so that the bending load applied to the cable during accommodation is alleviated. ..

The trivet accommodations 128 and 129 extend in the front-rear direction between the front accommodation 122 and the rear accommodation 123, are arranged between the middle left accommodation 126 and the middle right accommodation 127, and are placed on the upper surface of the bottom plate 121. It is formed on a plate-shaped additional plate 130 to be fixed. The trivet accommodating portion 128 is formed at the rear end portion of the additional plate 130 as a pair of folded portions in which a part of the additional plate 130 is cut out and folded upward from the additional plate 130. The trivet accommodating portion 129 is formed as a pair of folded portions at the front end portion of the additional plate 130, with a part of the additional plate 130 cut out and folded upward from the additional plate 130. The trivet accommodating portion 128 is provided substantially in the center between the middle left accommodating portion 126 and the middle right accommodating portion 127 in the left-right direction. The trivet accommodation unit 129 is provided at a position to the left of the trivet accommodation unit 128. A trivet 21 for placing a heated object such as a pot is fitted above the left burner 4 and the right burner 5 in each of the trivet accommodating portions 128 and 129. Further, a part of the bottom plate portion 121 is cut out at the substantially center of the trivet accommodating portion 129, folded upward, and inserted into the opening formed in the additional plate 130 to insert the additional plate 130 into the bottom plate portion. A fixing piece 131 fixed to the upper surface of 121 is provided. As a result, the trivet accommodating portion 129 of the additional plate 130 is positioned with respect to the bottom plate portion 121 at the position of the fixed piece 131. When the stove 1 is housed in the packing member 100, the trivet storage unit 129 is provided with a discharge port 43 extending downward from the top plate 3 housed in the top plate pad 150.

The bottom plate portion 121 is formed with two holes 132 and 133 that penetrate the bottom plate portion 121 in the vertical direction. The holes 132 and 133 are arranged in the vertical direction with the left burner 4 and the right burner 5 of the housing 2 in the accessory pad 120 placed on the upper side of the housing 2 when the stove 1 is housed in the packing member 100. Each is provided at the same position. The upper portions of the left burner 4 and the right burner 5 extend above the opening of the housing 2. Therefore, with the accessory pad 120 mounted on the upper side of the housing 2, the upper portions of the left burner 4 and the right burner 5 face the insides of the holes 132 and 133, respectively. The hole 132 is formed in a circular shape. The hole portion 133 has a shape including a rectangular portion that is long in the vertical direction, and is cut out larger than the outer diameter of the right burner 5. The section obtained by cutting out the hole portion 133 is folded back to the right on the bottom plate portion 121 into a triangular mountain fold, and the end portion is fixed to the bottom plate portion 121 on the left side of the right reinforcing portion 125. As a result, the section forms a tubular triangular reinforcing portion 134 extending in the front-rear direction together with the upper surface of the bottom plate portion 121. Since the hole portion 133 is formed larger than the hole portion 132, the strength of the bottom plate portion 121 is further reduced around the hole portion 133, but the triangular reinforcing portion 134 is formed on the right edge of the hole portion 133. The strength around the hole 133 is reinforced in the front-rear direction. Further, the inside of the cylinder of the triangular reinforcing portion 134 is configured as a sixth space 146. The sixth space 146 can accommodate the cable of the AC adapter 22 accommodated in the fifth space 145 of the middle right accommodating portion 127.

Next, the detailed structure of the top plate pad 150 will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 to 7. The top plate pad 150 has a tray unit 160, a cushion unit 170, and a leg unit 180. The tray unit 160, the cushion unit 170, and the leg unit 180 are each assembled by folding or folding corrugated cardboard. The tray unit 160 constitutes the bottom of the top plate pad 150. The top plate pad 150 includes a bottom plate portion 161, a front wall portion 162, a rear wall portion 163, a left side wall portion 164, and a right side wall portion 165. The bottom plate portion 161 is a plate-shaped portion having a substantially rectangular shape in a plan view and constitutes the bottom surface of the top plate pad 150, and is formed larger than the size of the top plate 3. The direction of the core of the bottom plate portion 161 (direction of high strength) is the front-rear direction. The front wall portion 162 is formed by bending the front end portion of the top plate pad 150 upward, and has a long box shape in the left-right direction. On the upper surface of the front wall portion 162, a triangular mark 167 indicating the front at the time of packing is formed by cutting out.

The rear wall portion 163, the left wall portion 164, and the right wall portion 165 are formed by bending the rear end portion, the left end portion, and the right end portion of the bottom plate portion 161 upward, respectively, and are formed above the rear end, left end, and right end of the bottom plate portion 161. It has a wall shape that extends to. The front wall portion 162, the rear wall portion 163, the left side wall portion 164, and the right side wall portion 165 are partially folded into each other and support each other so as not to fall over. The front wall portion 162, the rear wall portion 163, the left side wall portion 164, and the right side wall portion 165 have the same height extending upward from the bottom plate portion 161. Further, the top plate pad 150 has a box-shaped spacer 166 extending in the front-rear direction on the left side of the right side wall portion 165. The ends of the spacer 166 in the front-rear direction face the front wall portion 162 and the rear wall portion 163, respectively. The height of the spacer 166 is substantially the same as that of the front wall portion 162, the rear wall portion 163, the left side wall portion 164, and the right side wall portion 165. By providing the spacer 166 in the top plate pad 150, the size of the upper surface of the bottom plate portion 161 exposed in the top plate pad 150 is substantially the same as the size of the top plate 3.

The bottom plate portion 161 is formed with five holes 611, 612, 613, 614, 615 that penetrate the bottom plate portion 161 in the vertical direction. The holes 611 and 612 have a circular shape, and when the stove 1 is housed in the packing member 100, the top plate pad 150 placed on the upper side of the accessory pad 120 has the left burner 4 and the right burner 5 of the housing 2. They are provided at the same position in the vertical direction. The size of the holes 611 and 612 of the top plate pad 150 is smaller than the sizes of the holes 132 and 133 of the accessory pad 120. With the accessory pad 120 and the top plate pad 150 mounted on the upper side of the housing 2, the upper parts of the left burner 4 and the right burner 5 face the inside of the holes 132 and 133, and the holes 611 and 612 Inside, a sensor that projects upward at the center of the left burner 4 and the right burner 5 faces.

The hole portion 613 has a long rectangular shape on the left and right, and when the stove 1 is housed in the packing member 100, the top plate pad 150 corresponds to the left inflow port 41 and the left fixing plate portion 45 of the top plate 3 in the vertical direction. It is provided at the position. The hole portion 614 has a long rectangular shape on the left and right, and when the stove 1 is housed in the packing member 100, the top plate pad 150 corresponds to the right inflow port 42 and the right fixing plate portion 46 of the top plate 3 in the vertical direction. It is provided at the position. The hole 615 has a substantially square shape, and when the stove 1 is housed in the packing member 100, the hole 615 is provided in the top plate pad 150 at a position corresponding to the discharge port 43 of the top plate 3 in the vertical direction.

The cushion unit 170 is a cushioning member having a substantially rectangular shape in a plan view, and is formed by bending a front end portion and a rear end portion of a rectangular corrugated cardboard paper long in the front-rear direction so as to have a predetermined thickness. The cushion unit 170 is fixed to the upper surface of the bottom plate portion 161 of the tray unit 160. The cushion unit 170 has an upper fixing plate portion 171, a front tubular portion 172, and a rear tubular portion 173. The upper fixing plate portion 171 is a plate-shaped portion having a substantially rectangular shape in a plan view, constitutes the bottom surface of the cushion unit 170, and is formed to have substantially the same size as the top plate 3. The front tubular portion 172 is a portion formed by bending the front end portion of the upper fixing plate portion 171 upward to form a tubular shape, and the height in the vertical direction is formed to be lower than the height of the front wall portion 162 of the tray unit 160. To. When the top plate 3 is housed in the top plate pad 150, the front edge portion of the top plate 3 is placed on the upper surface of the front tubular portion 172. The length of the front tubular portion 172 in the front-rear direction corresponds to the size of the front edge portion of the top plate 3 and does not interfere with the left fixing plate portion 45 and the right fixing plate portion 46. The rear tubular portion 173 is a portion formed by bending the rear end portion of the upper fixing plate portion 171 upward to form a tubular shape, and is formed at the same height as the front tubular portion 172. The length of the rear tubular portion 173 in the front-rear direction is longer than the length of the front tubular portion 172 in the front-rear direction. When the top plate 3 is housed in the top plate pad 150, the rear end portion of the top plate 3 is placed on the upper surface of the rear tubular portion 173. The rear portion of the upper surface of the rear tubular portion 173 is cut out and does not interfere with the grill exhaust port 7 provided at the rear end portion of the top plate 3.

The upper fixing plate portion 171 is also formed with five holes 711,712,713,714,715 penetrating the upper fixing plate portion 171 in the vertical direction. The holes 711 and 712 have a circular shape, and are formed at the same positions in the vertical direction as the holes 611 and 612 of the tray unit 160. The holes 713 and 714 have a long rectangular shape in the left-right direction, and are formed at the same positions in the vertical direction as the holes 613 and 614 of the tray unit 160. The hole portion 715 has a substantially square shape, and is formed at the same position in the vertical direction as the hole portion 615 of the tray unit 160. The height of the front tubular portion 172 and the rear tubular portion 173 is such that the left inflow port 41, the left fixing plate portion 45, the right inflow port 42, the right fixing plate portion 46, and the discharge port 43 of the top plate 3 extend downward. Lower than that. Therefore, when the top plate 3 is placed on the cushion unit 170, the left inflow port 41, the left fixing plate portion 45, the right inflow inlet 42, the right fixing plate portion 46, and the discharge port 43 are formed in the holes 713 to 713 to the cushion unit 170. It projects to the lower surface side of the tray unit 160 via the 715 and the holes 613 to 615 of the tray unit 160 (see the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 7).

The leg unit 180 is formed by bending the left end portion and the right end portion of corrugated cardboard into a tubular shape having a predetermined height. The leg unit 180 has a lower fixing plate portion 181, a left tubular portion 182, and a right tubular portion 183. The lower fixing plate portion 181 is a plate-shaped portion having a substantially rectangular shape in a plan view and long in the left-right direction, and holds the left tubular portion 182 and the right tubular portion 183 of the leg unit 180. By assembling the lower fixing plate portion 181 to the bottom surface of the bottom plate portion 161 of the tray unit 160, the leg unit 180 is fixed to the lower side of the tray unit 160.

The lower fixing plate portion 181 has holes 811 and 812 that penetrate the lower fixing plate portion 181 in the vertical direction. The holes 811 and 812 have a circular shape, and are formed at the same positions in the vertical direction as the holes 611 and 612 of the tray unit 160. Further, a portion of the lower fixing plate portion 181 that interferes with the holes 613 to 615 of the tray unit 160 in the vertical direction is cut out.

The left tubular portion 182 is a portion formed into a tubular shape by bending the lower fixing plate portion 181 downward in a mountain fold at five points. The leftmost end portion 184 of the lower fixing plate portion 181 is arranged in a state of being bent diagonally in the cylinder of the left tubular portion 182, and by supporting between the opposite corner portions, the left tubular portion 182 Reinforce strength. The right tubular portion 183 is a portion formed into a tubular shape by bending the lower fixing plate portion 181 toward the lower side in a mountain fold at five points. The rightmost end portion 185 of the lower fixing plate portion 181 is arranged in a state of being bent in an oblique direction in the cylinder of the right tubular portion 183, and supports between the opposite corner portions to support the right tubular portion 183. Reinforce strength.

As shown in FIG. 7, the left tubular portion 182 and the right tubular portion 183 are formed at the same height H in the vertical direction. When the top plate 3 is housed in the top plate pad 150 and placed on the cushion unit 170, the left inflow port 41, the left fixing plate portion 45, the right inflow inlet 42, the right fixing plate portion 46, and the discharge port 43 are holes. It projects to the lower surface side of the tray unit 160 via the portions 613 to 615 and the holes 713 to 715. Of the left inflow port 41, the left fixing plate portion 45, the right inflow port 42, the right fixing plate portion 46, and the discharge port 43, the length of the downwardly protruding portion protruding from the lower surface of the tray unit 160 is defined as K. Then, the height H of the left tubular portion 182 and the right tubular portion 183 is larger than the length K. When the stove 1 is unpacked, the top plate pad 150 may be taken out from the outer box 110 and placed flat on a flat portion while the top plate 3 is housed in the top plate pad 150. At this time, the left tubular portion 182 and the right tubular portion 183 projecting from the lower surface of the tray unit 160 by a height H come into contact with the flat surface. The left inflow port 41, the left fixing plate portion 45, the right inflow inlet 42, the right fixing plate portion 46, and the discharge port 43 whose length protruding from the lower surface of the tray unit 160 is smaller than the height H and having a length K or less are Do not touch flat surfaces.

As shown in FIG. 8, when packing the stove 1, the top plate pad 150 accommodating the top plate 3 is placed on the accessory pad 120 in an overlapping manner. On the bottom plate portion 121 of the accessory pad 120, holes for avoiding interference between the trivet accommodating portions 128 and 129 accommodating the trivet 21 not accommodated in the first to sixth spaces 141-146 and the left burner 4 and the right burner 5. Parts 132 and 133 are provided. The trivet accommodating portions 128 and 129 are provided on the bottom plate portion 121 at positions avoiding the holes 132 and 133. On the other hand, the left inflow port 41, the left fixing plate portion 45, the right inflow port 42, the right fixing plate portion 46, and the discharge port 43 protruding downward from the bottom plate portion 161 of the top plate pad 150 are the bottom plate portion 121 of the accessory pad 120. Located on top. Among the accessories, the trivet 21 requires a large area for storage. Therefore, depending on the arrangement of the trivet accommodating portions 128 and 129 on the bottom plate portion 121, it may interfere with any of the left inflow port 41, the left fixing plate portion 45, the right inflow inlet 42, the right fixing plate portion 46 and the discharge port 43. There is sex.

Therefore, in the accessory pad 120, the left inflow port 41, the left fixing plate portion 45, the right inflow inlet 42, the right fixing plate portion 46, and the discharge port 43 are located on the front side of the bottom plate portion 121, so that the trivet accommodating portion 128 Is secured between the hole 132 and the hole 133 on the rear side of the bottom plate 121. The trivet accommodating portion 129 is formed on the front side of the bottom plate portion 121. The trivet 21 presents a ring. Therefore, the trivet accommodating portion 129 is formed at a position that overlaps with the formation position of the hole portion 615 in which the discharge port 43 protrudes from the top plate pad 150 in the vertical direction. With this configuration, the outlet 43 can be arranged in the ring of the trivet 21 in the trivet accommodating portion 129, so that the outlet 43 and the trivet 21 do not interfere with each other on the bottom plate portion 121. If the discharge port 43 is not arranged in the ring of the trivet 21, and the formation position of the trivet accommodating portion 129 is such that interference between the discharge port 43 and the trivet 21 is unavoidable, the bottom plate portion 161 to the discharge port 43 It is necessary to make the top plate pad 150 thicker so that the top plate pad 150 does not protrude.

As described above, since the accessory pad 120 is arranged on the housing 2 inside the outer box 110, the formation positions of the trivet accommodating portions 128 and 129 in the bottom plate portion 121 are the left burners 4 and the right. The holes 132 and 133 are avoided so as not to interfere with the burner 5. Further, when the top plate pad 150 is placed on top of the accessory pad 120, the left inflow port 41, the right inflow port 42, and the discharge port 43 of the top plate 3 are the accessory pads via the holes 613 to 615. It is located on the bottom plate portion 121 of 120. Therefore, the trivet accommodating portion 129 of the accessory pad 120 is provided at the forming position of the hole portion 615. The trivet 21 held in the trivet containment section 129 has a ring shape. Therefore, the discharge port 43 can be arranged in the ring of the trivet 21. As a result, it is not necessary to form a thick top plate pad 150 so that the discharge port 43 is separated from the bottom plate portion 121 while avoiding interference with the trivet 21. Therefore, since it is not necessary to increase the height of the outer box 110, the storage space of the warehouse for storing the product is not squeezed and the delivery cost does not increase. Further, it is possible to efficiently form the trivet accommodating portions 128 and 129 of the trivet 21 and the holes 132 and 133 of the left burner 4 and the right burner 5 in the limited space of the bottom plate portion 121.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made. Not only the trivet accommodating unit 129, but also the trivet accommodating unit 128 may be formed on the bottom plate portion 121 at a position where the left inflow inlet 41 or the right inflow inlet 42 is arranged in the ring of the trivet 21 without interfering with each other. Good.

In the above description, the left burner 4 and the right burner 5 are examples of the "stove burner" of the present invention. The sensor 20 and the electrical unit 25 are examples of the "electrical components" of the present invention. The left inflow port 41, the right inflow port 42, and the discharge port 43 are examples of the "distribution port" of the present invention. The sensor case 40 is an example of the "cooling unit" of the present invention. The outer box 110 is an example of the "packing main member" of the present invention. The holes 132 and 133 are examples of the "arrangement holes" of the present invention. The trivet housing units 128 and 128 are examples of the "holding unit" of the present invention. The bottom plate portion 121 is an example of the “first flat portion” of the present invention. The accessory pad 120 is an example of the “lower storage member”. Holes 613 to 615 are examples of "through holes" of the present invention. The bottom plate portion 161 is an example of the "second plane portion" of the present invention. The top plate pad 150 is an example of the “shaped part storage member”.

1 Stove 2 Housing 3 Top plate 4 Left burner 5 Right burner 20 Sensor 21 Gotoku 25 Electrical unit 40 Sensor case 41 Left inflow port 42 Right inflow port 43 Outlet 100 Packing member 110 Outer box 111 Storage area 120 Accessory pad 121 Bottom plate Part 128,129 Gotoku accommodation part 132,133,613-615 Hole part 150 Top plate pad 151 Top plate area 161 Bottom plate part

Claims (1)

A housing with an open top and multiple stove burners fixed,
A top plate provided on the upper part of the housing and closing the opening,
A plurality of ring-shaped trivets arranged on the top plate and supporting the cooking container on the stove burner,
Electrical components arranged on the back side of the top plate and
Since the air that is fixed to the back surface side of the top plate and contains the electrical components and the air that flows in the flow path passes through the housing, the top plate of the top plate is directed downward. A packing member for packing a cooking cooker having a cooling portion having a distribution port protruding from the lower end portion.
A packing main member that houses the housing in the storage area inside and below.
A plurality of arrangement holes in which the plurality of stove burners are arranged are opened, and a plurality of holding portions for holding the plurality of the five virtues are formed on the upper surface side so as to avoid the arrangement holes. , The lower storage member stored above the storage area inside the packing main member, and
It has a second flat surface portion in which a top plate region in which the top plate is arranged on the upper surface side and a through hole through which the distribution port penetrates to the lower surface side when the top plate is arranged in the top plate region are formed. , The upper storage member is provided so as to be superposed on the lower storage member inside the packing main member.
When the upper storage member is superposed on the lower storage member inside the packing main member, at least one of the holding portions is provided at a position corresponding to the formation position of the through hole. A packing member for a cooking cooker, which is characterized in that.

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