JP3012728U - Newspaper storage container - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] Newspapers that have been stacked and stored can be easily tied up as they are, and after binding, they can be taken out from the container as they are, and then newspapers can be stored and stored. [Structure] A box-shaped container body 1 having an upper opening for accommodating and storing folded newspapers P is formed. A groove-shaped take-out operation port 5 extending from the upper opening to the bottom wall 2 is cut out on at least one of the front and rear or right and left side walls 3 and 4 of the container body 1. An insertion portion 9 through which a string R that binds the newspaper P is inserted is sectioned and formed below the take-out operation port 5, and the newspaper P is inserted into the container body 1.
The mounting shelf 10 to be stored and mounted therein is provided above the outside of the insertion portion 9 in a bridging manner between the side walls 3 and 4 which face each other on each side of the extraction operation port 5.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 This invention is designed to allow newspapers, etc. stored in a container in a folded and stacked alignment state to be easily bundled and taken out in the storage state, mainly when discarding newspapers etc. in a general household. Newspaper storage container

[0002]

[Prior art]

 BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, a newspaper paper storage container has been provided mainly for ordinary households, in which read newspapers are folded, stacked and stored, and the stacked stacks can be bound together. That is, as shown in FIG. 4, for example, in a deep container main body 101 having a plane size of, for example, a four-fold newspaper P, the left and right sides or the front and rear side walls relative to each other, from the opening edge of the container main body 101 to the bottom wall. The outlets 102, which are notched in a groove shape until reaching the near position, are formed in a pair, and the string passing groove 103 is formed in the bottom wall of the container body 101 in the direction along the pair of outlets 102. The left and right or front and rear side walls where the outlet 102 is formed have the remaining connecting portions 104 formed.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 According to this conventional newspaper paper storage container, after inserting a predetermined amount of newspaper P from the upper opening of the container body 101 in a stacking manner, the newspaper P is bound by passing the binding string R into the string insertion groove 103. At this time, even if the string R is brought up as it is to bind it, since the free ends of the string R are located outside the connecting portion 104, the connecting portion 104 becomes an obstacle and binds only the newspaper P. It is something that cannot be done. That is, after storing and storing, even if the string R is passed through the string passing groove 103, the string cannot be tied as it is. Therefore, the newspaper P is taken out from the container body 101 on the floor surface or the like on which only the string R is placed separately. For example, the string R may be placed in the string threading groove 103 in advance, and at the same time, the string R may be put out to the outside along the inner side surface of the connecting portion 104 to bind the stacked newspaper P together. There is. After stacking and storing the new paper P in the container body 101, both ends of the string R inserted into the string insertion groove 103 are passed from the ends of the string groove 103 to the inside surface of the connecting portion 104 and the outside of the newspaper P is inserted. It may be pulled out to the outside and tied up.

In any case, in the conventional newsprint storage container as shown in FIG. 4, even if the newspapers P are stacked and stored in the container body 101, it takes a very troublesome work to bind them. The usability was extremely poor.

Therefore, the present invention has been devised in view of various existing conditions as described above. Newspapers that have been stacked and stored can be easily tied up as they are, and the labor required in the conventional method can be reduced. The purpose is to provide a newsprint container that can be quickly processed without hanging and that can be taken out from the container as it is after tying it, and that can continue to store and store newsprint.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, according to the present invention, a box-shaped container main body 1 having an upper opening for accommodating and storing folded newspapers P in a stack is provided on at least one of the front, rear, left and right sides of the container main body 1. A groove-shaped take-out operation port 5 extending from the upper opening to the bottom wall 2 is notched in one of the side walls 3 and 4 facing each other, and an insertion portion 9 through which a cord R for binding the newspaper P is inserted. 5, and a loading shelf 10 for storing and loading the newspaper P in the container body 1 is provided above the insertion portion 9 to be partitioned.

In addition, the loading shelf 10 can be configured to be provided in a bridging manner between the side walls 3 and 4 facing each other on the respective sides of the extraction operation port 5.

[0008]

[Action]

 In the newsprint storage container according to the present invention, the box-shaped container main body 1 stores and stores the newsprint P fed from the upper opening as it is, and is provided on each side of the take-out operation port 5. The loading shelf 10 is configured to take out the inserted newspaper P and place it over the operation port 5.

The insertion portion 9 below the take-out operation port 5 allows the string R to be inserted under the newspaper P until the newspaper P is accommodated and placed in the container body 1. By bringing it up, only the newspaper P is rolled up through the take-out operation port 5, and the newspaper P is tied up.

[0010]

【Example】

 BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Reference numeral 1 shown in the drawings is, for example, a container body that stores and stores four-fold newspaper P in a stacked state while being folded. The container main body 1 has a plane size of about 30 cm, about 20 cm in length and width, and is about the size of a newspaper P, which is approximately four-fold, and is, for example, about one month deep enough to accommodate the amount of newspaper P, for example, about 40 cm. It is formed in a box shape with an upper opening having a depth of. That is, the front and rear sides of the substantially rectangular bottom wall 2 are provided on the left and right side edges, and the front and rear, left and right side walls 3, 4 are gently erected so as to gradually widen as they reach the upper side. The corners formed by the side walls 3 and 4 are rounded so that the whole is integrally formed, for example, of plastic. Note that the bottom wall 2 may be omitted in some cases if the entire reinforcing property is secured by forming the mounting shelf 10 and the like described later.

Then, at least one of the front and rear walls 3 and the left and right walls 4 which are relatively opposed to each other in the container body 1, for example, the front and rear wall 3 which is widened, extends from the upper opening of the container body 1 to the bottom wall 2. The take-out operation port 5 having a groove-shaped cutout is opened. The width of the take-out operation port 5 is such that at least a string R having a sufficient thickness for binding the newspaper P is inserted, and in the illustrated example, the fingers of the operator at the time of binding. , The arm is enough to be penetrated.

Further, a window hole 6 is formed in the other of the left and right walls 4 or the front and rear walls 3 on which the extraction operation port 5 is not formed, for example, the left and right walls 4 having a narrow width, to reduce the weight of the entire container body 1. And so on.

It should be noted that the upper opening edge of the container body 1, the opening edge of the take-out operation port 5, and the opening edge of the window hole 6 each have an outwardly projecting flange edge 7, and further the flange edge 7 and the side wall 3. , 4 are formed so as to project from the side surface triangular bracing pieces 8 to increase the robustness of the container body 1 and to sufficiently withstand the weight of the newsprint P stored and stored.

Further, at the bottom of the container body 1, at a lower position of the take-out operation port 5, a height R, a space, etc., sufficient for penetrating the container main body 1 itself with the string R, the operator's fingers, arms and the like are provided. A mounting shelf 10 is provided so as to form the insertion portion 9 provided. The loading shelf 10 itself has, so to speak, a bottom wall 2 of the container main body 1 in a so-called bottom-up shape and a bridge shape between the side walls 3 and 4 of the take-out operation port 5 on the sides thereof. It is provided and formed above the outside of the insertion portion 9, and is set at a height position of about 13 cm from the bottom wall 2, for example. That is, as shown in the illustrated example, the left and right parts of the container body 1 are formed into a horizontal plate shape so as to be bridged between the inner side surfaces of the front and rear walls 3 which face each other, and are further integrated with this horizontal plate part. The left and right take-out operation ports 5 form a vertical plate portion that connects the side opening edges to each other on the left and right sides. By doing so, the loading rack 10 itself of the illustrated example is of the take-out operation port 5 in the container body 1. The left and right sides are formed in a substantially inverted L-shape in cross section from the horizontal plate and the vertical plate. At the right and left edges of the take-out operation port 5, the insertion part 9 from the bottom edge of the take-out operation port 5 itself to the placement shelf 10 position is made substantially vertical, and from the placement shelf 10 position to the container. Although the upper opening of the main body 1 is slightly inclined to the opening edge of the take-out operation port 5, it can be arbitrarily formed.

Of course, the loading shelf 10 itself is, at the lower part of the take-out operation port 5, the string R and the operator's finger as described above depending on the weight of the newspaper P stacked and stored in the container body 1. Since the insertion portion 9 which has a height sufficient for penetrating an arm or the like, a gap, and is in communication with the upper opening of the container body 1 is not blocked, it can be sufficiently secured. It may be configured as a slit, a grid, a mesh, a claw, or any other shape or structure. Further, in some cases, the bottom wall 2 itself corresponding to the lower position of the horizontal plate portion of the mounting shelf 10 may be omitted.

Next, an example of its use will be described. Newspapers P folded in four are simply put into the container body 1 in a stacked state and stored, and at this time, they are thrown in. The newspaper P is placed in a state of straddling the takeout operation port 5 by the placing shelves 10 provided at the sides of the takeout operation port 5. Then, as shown in FIG. 2, when a predetermined amount of newspaper P is gathered, after inserting an appropriate string R into the insertion portion 9 below the take-out operation port 5, bring both ends of the string R upward as they are. By doing so, only the newspaper P can be wound, and only the newspaper P is bound in a state of being surrounded and taken out from the container body 1.

[0017]

[Effect of device]

 Since the present invention is configured as described above, it is possible to easily tie the newsprint P stacked and stored in the container body 1 and then tie it in the stored state. It is possible to process the cord R promptly without taking the trouble of inserting the cord R or the like and taking it out once. Further, since the newspapers P can be taken out from the container body 1 as they are after binding, the stacked newspapers P do not collapse, and the newspapers P can be further stored and stored.

That is, in the present invention, this is because a groove-shaped take-out operation port 5 is notched and opened in at least one of the side walls 3 and 4 of the container body 1 for accommodating and storing the newspaper P in a stack. , The insertion part 9 through which the string R is inserted is formed in a section below the operation port 5, and the mounting shelf part 10 for accommodating and mounting the newspaper P in the container body 1 is positioned above the insertion part 9 outside. Since it is provided, the binding operation by the string R after the storage and storage of the newspaper P can be performed extremely easily in the storage state, and the usability can be improved.

Further, the newspaper P stored in the container body 1 is placed on the placing shelf 10 which is provided in a bridging manner between the side walls 3 and 4 facing each other at the side of each take-out operation port 5. Even if it is placed, since it extends over the take-out operation port 5, it can be accurately stored and stored without being collapsed in the container body 1, and can be moved and transported as it is.

Moreover, since the string R is placed on the loading shelf 10 in a straddled state, it is very easy to insert the string R into the insertion part 9 below the take-out operation port 5, and the inserted string R can be inserted. The newspaper P can be wound around by simply bringing the above to the upper side, and no part of the container is tied up unlike the conventional storage container.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side sectional view in the case of binding the similarly housed newspapers together.

FIG. 3 is a front view of the same with a part thereof cut away.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a conventional example.

[Explanation of symbols]

P ... Newspaper R ... String 1 ... Container main body 2 ... Bottom wall 3 ... Front and rear walls 4 ... Left and right walls 5 ... Ejection operation port 6 ... Window hole 7 ... Flange edge 8 ... Brace piece 9 ... Insertion part 10 ... Placement shelf 101 ... Container main body 102 ... Ejection port 103 ... String passing groove 104 ... Connecting portion

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A box-shaped container body having an upper opening for accommodating and storing folded newspapers in a stack, a side wall of at least one of front, rear, left and right sides of the container body, and a bottom wall from the upper opening. Notch opening of the groove-shaped take-out operation port, and the insertion part for inserting the string that binds the newspaper is sectioned and formed at the bottom of the take-out operation port, and the loading shelf for storing and placing the newspaper in the container body A newspaper paper storage container, characterized in that it is provided above the outside of the insertion part and provided inside the container body. 2. The loading shelves are provided on the side of the take-out operation port,
The newsprint container according to claim 1, which is provided in a bridging manner between the side walls facing each other. 3. A box-shaped container body having an upper opening for accommodating and storing folded newspapers in a stack, a side wall of at least one of front, rear, left and right of this container body, and a bottom wall from the upper opening. Notch opening of the groove-shaped take-out operation port, and insert-through part for inserting a string to tie the newspaper is sectioned and formed at the bottom of the take-out operation port, and a placing shelf for storing and placing the newspaper in the container body A newspaper paper storage container characterized in that it is provided in the main body of the container main body so as to be bridged between the side walls that face each other at the take-out operation port side and located above the insertion part.