JP3115242U - Paper vase - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] A vase that does not break and spills, is not easily spilled even if it falls, and is made of a material that can be incinerated or recycled for disposal, and its color, pattern, design, and shape can be freely set Offer.
SOLUTION: A paper or cardboard container 2 and a water absorbent sponge 5 made of a material that can be incinerated or disposed of as household waste are used in the container, and water does not leak into the container from the water absorbent sponge. A paper vase that is safe and friendly to the earth by being made of non-water-permeable paper or plastic film 4.
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Description

  The present invention is a vase containing a water-absorbing sponge in a container made of paper and cardboard.

  In general, a vase is made of metal, ceramics, glass, etc., and is easily broken or heavy. Also, since water is contained in the container, the water in the container will spill if it falls. In addition, these containers have many non-combustible materials and materials that cannot be discarded / recycled as ordinary household waste, and are difficult to dispose of. For this reason, people who enjoy interacting with flowers in the form of ikebana and flower arrangements had to continue to use very limited patterns and shapes for vases.

  Once a vase falls and drops, the bottle breaks and shards are scattered, which is dangerous. In addition, the burden of cleaning up spilled water also increases. Therefore, by using a paper vase, water does not easily leak without being broken, and can be discarded, recycled or incinerated as household waste. In addition, it is possible to provide patterns, designs and shapes freely according to any flower arrangement, and to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks.

  In order to solve the above problems, the vase of the present invention uses a paper or cardboard container and a water absorbent sponge made of a material that can be incinerated or disposed of as household waste. The problem is solved by being made of water-impermeable paper or plastic film for preventing water from leaking into the container.

  The vase of the present invention is made of paper, plastic film, and water-absorbing sponge that can be incinerated or recycled, and can be easily discarded. It can also be provided at a low price. Moreover, even if it breaks, it is safe because the fragments do not scatter. And even if it falls, water is not easily leaked. In addition, the cardboard and paper of the container can be freely designed in color, pattern, printing, etc., so there are a wide variety of combinations with flower arrangements, making it extremely useful and useful.

  The container of the present invention is made of paper or cardboard. This paper comes in a variety of materials, colors and patterns, and printing is free. It is also possible to use another paper material, such as Japanese paper, on the surface of the paper. Use a water-absorbing sponge that can be incinerated in the container. The water-absorbing sponge is used after being soaked in water, but a non-aqueous material is used because water from the water-absorbing sponge does not penetrate into the paper container. This uses plastic film or water-impermeable paper. The shape covering the water-absorbing sponge is intended to prevent the side and bottom surfaces and the paper container from being directly grounded, and thus may be either bag-like or sheet-like.

  An embodiment of a vase according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, 1 is a paper vase, 2 is a container main body, 3 mounts are put on the inner bottom surface, 4 non-water-permeable materials are spread on it, and 5 water-absorbing sponges are wrapped from the lower side. . The top surface of the three mounts and the inner side surface of the two container bodies are structured so as not to contact the five water-absorbing sponges.

  The non-water-permeable material is for preventing the 5 water-absorbing sponge from directly contacting the 2 container main body and the 3 mounts, and a sheet or bag is usually used. As a material, a plastic film or water-resistant paper is used.

  FIG. 3 shows a paper container main body of Example 1, which is bent along folding lines 19, 20, and 33, and adhesive margin portions M8 and M9 are bonded to the inner surface of M2 which is a side surface. In this state, the container body is in a folded state, and has a shape suitable for storage and transportation until actual use. As for the assembly for subsequent use, the bottom surface and the side surface are first assembled by folding along the folding lines 17, 18, 21, 22, 13, 36, and then the folding lines 25, 26, 27, 28, 23, 24. 29, 30, M10 is folded inside M6, M11 is folded inside M7, M5 is folded inside along folding lines 15, 16, M13 and M14 are sandwiched between M5 and M4, and B3 Into B7 and B4 into B5. Similarly, M1 is bent inward along the folding lines 11 and 12, M12 and M15 are sandwiched between M1 and M2, and B1 is inserted into B8 and B2 is inserted into B6, thereby completing the container body.

  FIG. 4 shows a mount to be placed inside the three containers shown in FIG. 2, which is bent along the folding lines 37, 38, 39, and 40 and placed in the bottom of the container. This mount may not be required depending on the height of the container.

  FIG. 5 shows a case where the container body is produced by another development method. Folded along folding lines 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, glue margin portions M31 and M34 are bonded to the inner surface of M25 which is one side surface, and glue margin portion M32 is adhered to the inner surface of M23 which is the other side surface. , M33 is adhered. Then, along the curves 57, 58, 43, 44, 55, 56, 41, 42, M28 is folded inside M27, M30 is folded inside M29, and M26 is folded inside along the folding curves 53, 54. M35 and M38 are inserted between M25 and M25, B9 is inserted into B13, and B10 is inserted into B15. Similarly, M24 is folded inward along folding lines 51 and 52, M36 and M37 are sandwiched between M24 and M23, and B11 is inserted into B14 and B12 is inserted into B16, thereby completing the container body.

Complete perspective view of an example of the present invention 1 is an exploded perspective view of FIG. FIG. 1 is a plan view of a state in which the two container bodies of FIG. A plan view of the three mounts shown in FIG. FIG. 1 is a plan view of a state where the two container bodies of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Paper vase 2 Container body 3 Mount 4 Non-water-permeable material 5 Water-absorbing sponge 6 Container body (Example 2)
11-36 Folding curve of container main body 2 (Example 1) B1-B8 Insertion port of container main body 2 (Example 1) M1-M17 Surface of container main body (Example 1) 2 37-40 Folding curve of mount 3 M18-M21 Surface of Mount 3 41-60 Folding Curve of Container Body 2 (Example 2) B9-B16 Insertion Port of Container Body 2 (Example 2)

Claims (2)

  It is a container that encloses a water-absorbing sponge in a paper body having a bottom surface and a side surface. A paper vase characterized in that the paper constituting the bottom and side surfaces is corrugated base paper, paper, a processed paper product, or a laminate thereof.   The paper vase according to claim 1, wherein the disposal processing after use is made of a material that can be incinerated or recycled.

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