JP5333042B2 - Mirror bowl set and packaging box for mirror bowl set - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a mirror bowl set and a packaging box for the mirror bowl set.

  Three sides (a table on which a mirror is placed. A stand) is indispensable for a mirror set. That is, the mirror kit set includes a synthetic resin mirror kite pack filled with kites, three sides made of cardboard, and necessary decorations. The three sides are a folding rack (a square basin with an edge folded in all directions) and a leg (or torso or pedestal) that is attached to and supports the bottom of the folding rack. Leg). These mirror sets are sold as merchandise in a state of being stored in a cardboard carton (a transparent synthetic resin may be used in some cases so that the inside can be seen).

  Because the cardboard carton is for packaging, it is no longer needed when decorating a mirror set and is discarded. In order to minimize the waste of such resources, various ideas have been made, such as making a three-way fold into a cardboard carton.

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  An object of the present invention is to provide a mirror kit set that can reduce the amount of wasted cardboard used as much as possible.

  Another object of the present invention is to provide a mirror set having a structure as simple as possible.

  A further object of the present invention is to provide a packaging box (or storage box) for the above-described mirror set.

  In the mirror set according to the present invention, the cardboard tray and its lid are used for packaging (as will be described later, this tray and lid form a mirror box set packaging box). At the bottom of the basin basin, at least two pedestal leg upper end insertion slits are formed. Folded cardboard pedestal legs and ornaments are stored in the basin tray. Furthermore, it arrange | positions so that the lower protrusion of a mirror-shaped pack may be located in a pedestal tray. The lid has an opening in the center. This lid is put on the above-mentioned basin, and most of the lid except the lower edge of the mirror-shaped pack protrudes outward from the central opening. The fold and the lid are coupled (integrated) by a band.

  The cardboard includes not only those made of plant fibers but also those made of synthetic fibers as a part or all of the materials, those coated with a synthetic resin film on the surface, thick sheets made of synthetic resin, and the like.

  When decorating the mirror, remove the band and disassemble it into a basin, a pedestal leg, a mirror pack, and a decoration. Insert the top edge of the pedestal foot into the insertion slit in the basin basin from the bottom side to make the pedestal. Simply place a mirror-shaped pack on the basin of the offering stand and decorate it.

  According to the present invention, the package of the mirror set includes the serving tray tray and its lid. Of these, the basin basin is a component of the cradle with a mirror. Most of the mirror-shaped packs are exposed outside the package, and the package does not cover the mirror-shaped packs, so the amount of cardboard used for packaging is very small. The transparent resin that has been used in conventional products to show the internal mirror-shaped pack is not necessarily required. Since the majority of the mirror-shaped pack is exposed, it is obvious at a glance that it is a mirror-shaped set when displayed at the store.

  The service stand is most commonly three-way. In this case, the pedestal basin is called a three-sided fold, and the pedestal pedestal is called a three-way leg (torso, pedestal).

  The package is only a tray and its lid used as a pedestal, and the structure is very simple because they are simply joined together with a band.

  In particular, in one embodiment, the band is composed of two bands extending outward from the side edges of the lid, and these bands are turned to the bottom side of the basin basin and formed at the tip thereof. The basin portion and the lid can be integrally connected by providing the above-described engaging portion and engaging with the base leg upper end insertion slit. In this case, since the slit formed in the pedestal tray can be used for fastening the belt portion, the structure can be further simplified.

  In another embodiment, it is preferable that a support frame is housed in the pedestal tray, a part of the decoration is placed in the support frame, and the mirror-shaped pack is supported by the frame. A part of the decoration housed in the support frame is prevented from being deformed by the weight of the mirror-shaped pack, and the lower protruding edge of the mirror-shaped pack fits almost exactly in the basin and can be prevented from wobbling.

  The present invention further provides a packaging box (a storage box, a storage container or a packaging container) for a mirror mirror set. As described above, this packaging box is composed of a basin basin and its lid, and the basin basin can be called a box in the sense of being a part of a storage box.

  A packaging box for a mirror bag set according to the present invention includes a cardboard box and a lid that covers the box. The box is used as a pedestal tray part of a mirror-shaped pack, and at least two pedestal leg upper end insertion slits are formed on the bottom surface. The upper surface of the lid has an opening through which the mirror-shaped pack protrudes, and two bands extend outwardly from the side edges of the lid, and these bands extend around the bottom of the box. A locking portion that locks into the insertion slit when formed is formed.

  From another point of view, it can be said that a mirror mirror set is composed of a mirror box set packaging box, a mirror mirror pack and a decoration. According to the present invention, the packaging box for the mirror bowl set is used as a tray of the mirror bowl pack, so that a part of the packaging box can be effectively used for decoration of the mirror bowl, contributing to resource saving. .

It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the whole mirror bowl set. It is an expanded view of a lid | cover. It is a perspective view which shows the assembly state of a lid | cover. It is a perspective view which shows the whole mirror set as a completed product. It is a perspective view which shows the whole mirror bowl set as a completed product from the back. It is a center sectional view showing the whole mirror bowl set as a completed product. It is a perspective view which shows the state which removed the latching | locking of the belt | band | zone part of the mirror kit set from the back. It is a perspective view which shows the state which removed the latching | locking of the belt | band | zone part of the mirror kit set from a table | surface. It is a perspective view which shows the state which is going to remove the lid | cover of a mirror lid set together with a mirror lid pack. It is a perspective view which shows the decoration etc. which were stored in the fold of a kagami kite set. It is a perspective view which shows a mode that the three sides are assembled. It is a perspective view which shows the assembled three sides. It is a perspective view which shows the state which put the front paper on the three-way folding. It is a perspective view which shows the state which put the four-way red on the three-way fold. It is a perspective view which shows the state which put the mirror-shaped pack on the three-way fold. It is a perspective view which shows the state which attached the watering to the mirror shape pack. It is a perspective view which shows the state which put the divergent on the mirror-shaped pack.

  FIG. 1 shows the entire mirror set.

  The basic components of the mirror mirror set are a three-way fold 10, a mirror-shaped pack 20, a lid 30, three-way legs 50, and a decoration. In this embodiment, there are front paper 61, four-way red 62, water pulling 63, and Suehiro 64. The water pull 63 is provided with a rubber band 63a so as to be hung on the constriction between the two large and small bowls of the mirror bowl pack 20. A rectangular support frame 65 made of cardboard is also included in the mirror kit set in this embodiment. The height of the support frame 65 is slightly smaller than the depth of the fold 10.

  The three-folded fold 10 is a square basin when viewed from directly above. That is, the fold 10 is composed of a square bottom surface (back surface) portion 11 and side surface portions 12A and 12B rising slightly diagonally outward from four sides of the bottom surface portion 11. There are two side parts 12A on the front and back, and side parts 12B on the left and right. Two slits 13 extending in the front-rear direction are formed in the center part in the front-rear direction at a position slightly closer to the left and right of the bottom surface part 11 of the folding floor 10. Of the two edges forming the slit 13, the outer edge 13a is a straight line along the side of the bottom surface portion 11, while the inner edge 13b describes a gentle arc that slightly protrudes toward the center. The three-way fold 10 is also a box body of a mirror box set.

  The fold 10 is most commonly formed by bending cardboard to form side portions 12A and 12B, and fixing these required portions together by gluing or the like. The side portions 12A and 12B are preferably folded in half to increase the strength.

  The three legs 50 have a square rectangular tube shape when viewed from directly above and have four side portions 51. Of these side portions 51, holes (a bowl shape) 52 are formed in the front and left and right side portions, respectively. A presser piece 51A is integrally formed at the upper end of the side part 51 positioned in the front and rear, and an insertion piece 51B is integrally formed at the upper end of the side part 51 positioned at the left and right. The insertion piece 51B is rounded at its four corners.

  As shown in FIG. 11 and FIG. 12, the holding piece 51A of the leg 50 is bent substantially at right angles to the outside, and the insertion piece 51B of the leg 50 is inserted into the slit 13 of the folding 10 and the back surface (lower surface) of the folding 10 respectively. 3) 70 is completed by bending the insertion piece 51B that protrudes into the inside (upper surface side) of the fold 10 toward the side surface portion 12B.

  The three-way legs 50 can also be made by folding cardboard and gluing the required parts. Since the leg 50 is made of cardboard, it can be folded so that its four side surfaces 51 overlap as will be described later.

  The mirror-shaped pack 20 is integrally formed of a white, cloudy or milky white synthetic resin, and has a hollow mirror-shaped part 21 having a mirror-shaped shape and a lower protrusion protruding outward from the lower edge of the mirror-shaped part 21. And an edge (flange) 22. The mirror-shaped part 21 is filled and cured with softened ridges from the lower surface opening, and the lower surface opening is sealed with a sheet-like sealing material (not shown). The sealing material is welded or bonded to the lower surface of the lower protrusion. A plurality of ridges having a hard disk shape, a dice shape, a square plate shape, or other shapes may be placed in the mirror bowl portion 21.

  The lid 30 has a short and long length 2 extending outwardly from the edge of the box-shaped portion 31 large enough to cover the fold 10 and the left and right (or front and rear) side portions 33B of the box-shaped portion 31. There are two strips 34 and 35, which are formed of a single cardboard as shown below. A circular central opening 36 is formed in the upper surface portion 32 of the box-shaped portion 31 so that the lowermost portion of the mirror-shaped portion 21 of the mirror-shaped pack 20 can be loosely inserted. The height of the side surface portions 33A and 33B of the lid 30 is slightly higher than the height of the side surface portions 12A and 12B of the folding pad 10 (see also FIG. 6). Appropriate patterns, characters, pictures, etc. are printed on the outer surface of the lid 30 (not shown).

  FIG. 2 is a developed view of the cardboard forming the lid 30, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the inside of the lid 30. 2, when folding the cardboard of FIG. 2 to create a lid 30 with the inside facing up as shown in FIG. It is shown by a thin one-dot chain line. The same applies to the front paper 61 and the four-way red 62 shown in FIG.

  In particular, referring to FIGS. 2 and 3, the cardboard for forming the lid 30 has a part that becomes the upper surface part 32 (opening 36 is opened) at the front and back (up and down in FIG. 2), and each part on the left and right Provided integrally.

  As for the front and rear extending portion, the front and rear side surface portion (outer side surface) 33A, the inner side surface portion 41 folded back from the portion 33A, and the upper surface portion 32 are bent at right angles. The presser portions 42 to be connected are sequentially connected from the upper surface portion 32. Insertion portions 43 extend outward from both ends of the inner side surface portion 41.

  Speaking of the portion extending from the upper surface portion 32 to the left and right, the portions to be the left and right side portions (outer surfaces) 33B are first continuous. The short band 34 and the long band 35 described above extend outward from the center of these side surfaces 33B. On both sides of the belt portions 34 and 35, an inner side surface portion 44 that is folded inward from the side surface portion 33B and a presser portion 45 that is bent along the inner surface of the upper surface portion 32 are successively connected. A fan-shaped corner folding portion 46 is provided between the side surface portions 33A and 33B, and connects the adjacent side surface portions 33A and 33B.

  An arc-shaped cut 34A that protrudes toward the side surface 33B is inserted at a location near the tip of the short band 34, and the band tip end side of the cut 34A serves as a locking piece 34B. In addition, an oblique cut 35A is formed in the vicinity of the front end of the long belt portion 35 from the both sides to the inner side.

  In the state where the lid 30 is folded and assembled along the fold line of FIG. 2 (FIG. 3), the insertion portion 43 is sandwiched between the inner side surface portion 44 and the side surface portion 33B. The presser portions 45 and 42 are overlapped along the inner surface of the upper surface portion 32 in this order. The belt portions 34 and 35 are bent at right angles from the side surface portion 33B and extend outward. The corner folding portion 46 is folded inside the inner side surface portion 41 (or the inner side surface portion 44).

  4, 5 and 6 show the completed mirror set. Kagami-an sets are displayed and sold in stores in the form shown in these figures.

  With reference to these drawings, the folded four-sided red 62, the front paper 61, and the support frame 65 are placed in this order in the three-fold folding 10. The three legs 50 are folded and placed in the support frame 65, and the wide end 64 is placed thereon. Further, a water pull 63 is placed next to the support frame 65 in the folding 10. On the support frame 65, the mirror-shaped pack 20 is placed with its lower protruding edge 22 down. After this, the lid 30 is put on the fold 10. The mirror-shaped part 21 of the mirror-shaped pack 20 is exposed upward through the opening 36 of the lid 30.

  The long band portion 35 of the lid 30 is bent to the opposite side, and the tip is inserted into the slit 13 on the opposite side of the base portion of the band portion 35, and the cut 35A is hooked (locked) on the arcuate edge 13b of the slit 13. The short strip 34 is bent to the opposite side, and the locking piece 34B is inserted into the same slit 13 from the outside of the tip of the long strip 35 and locked. If necessary, a seal is applied across the tip of the short strip 34 and the long strip 35. In this way, a mirror set as a product is completed.

  A user who purchases such a mirror set can assemble and decorate the mirror according to the following procedure.

  First, the locking piece 34B of the short band 34 of the lid 30 is removed from the slit 13 (see FIG. 7). Similarly, the notch 35A and the slit 13 of the long belt portion 35 are unlocked (see FIG. 8). Then, the mirror-shaped pack 20 is lifted to open the lid 30 (see FIGS. 9 and 10).

  The Suehiro 64, the three legs 50, the support frame 65, the four-sided red 62, the front paper 61, and the watering 63 that are stored in the folding 10 are taken out.

  Spread the three legs 50 into a square tube, fold the holding piece 51A outward, insert the insertion piece 51B into the slit 13 of the fold 10 from its back side, and bend it along the bottom surface 11 inside the fold 10 Is assembled (see Fig. 11 and Fig. 12).

  Place the front paper 61 on the assembled three-fold folding 10 (see Fig. 13), lay the four-sided red 62 on it (see Fig. 14), and place the mirror-shaped pack 20 on it (see Fig. 15). Attach the water drop 63 to the shape pack 20 (see FIG. 16), and finally place the Suehiro 64 on the mirror shape pack 20 to complete the mirror decoration.

  In the above embodiment, front paper, four-way red, Mizuhiki, and Suehiro are listed as examples of decoration, but only a part of these may be placed in the fold, or other decorations may be used. it can.

  The support frame 65 has a function of preventing the decoration from being deformed by the weight of the mirror-shaped pack by inserting a part of the decoration into the support frame 65 and a function of supporting the mirror-shaped pack to restrict the vertical movement thereof. There is. However, a support frame is not always necessary from the viewpoint of minimizing waste. In this case, the three-way fold and the lid height could be lowered.

  In the above embodiment, the belt portion is integrally formed so as to extend in the left-right direction from the side edge portions of the lid, and a notch (locking portion) and a locking piece (locking portion) are formed at the front end portion of the belt portion. These are locked in one slit in the three-sided fold. Since two slits are formed in the fold, the locking part at the tip of one band is locked to one slit, and the locking part at the tip of the other band is locked to the other slit You may make it make it. In any case, the configuration is simplified by integrally forming the band on the lid. However, a band separate from the lid (for example, a wide synthetic resin sheet) is prepared without providing a band on the lid, and an opening large enough to hold a mirror-shaped pack is opened in this band. Put the mirror pack in the opening and turn the band between the lid and the folding pad, and weld and bond the two ends of the band on the back of the folding pad, or fix them with another adhesive tape. It can also be combined.

  Further, in the above embodiment, the lid is of a folding and assembled type without using glue or the like, but the side part or the like may be bonded using glue or the like as in the case of folding. On the other hand, the folding can also be a structure that does not use glue or the like.

10 Three-sided fold (offered tray) (box)
13 Slit
20 mirror pack
22 Lower edge
30 lids
34, 35 belt
34A notch
34B Locking piece
35A notch
50 Three-way legs
51B Insertion piece (top end of the pedestal)
61 Front (decoration)
62 Shikata Beni (decoration)
63 Mizuhiki (decoration)
64 Suehiro (decoration)
65 Support frame

Claims (4)

  Folded cardboard pedestal legs and decorations are housed in a cardboard pedestal basin with at least two pedestal pedestal upper end insertion slits on the bottom, and the lower protruding edge of the mirror-shaped pack The lid, which is arranged so as to be located and has an opening in the center, is put on the basin basin, and most parts except the lower edge of the mirror-shaped pack protrude outward from the central opening, A mirror set with a lid connected by a band.   The band is composed of two bands extending outward from the side edges of the lid, and these bands are turned to the bottom side of the basin basin, and the locking parts of these bands are inserted into the plug. The mirror set according to claim 1, which is locked to the slit for use.   3. A mirror set according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a support frame is housed in the serving basin, and the mirror-shaped pack is placed on the support frame. A cardboard box and a lid covering the box;
The box is used as a pedestal tray for a mirror-shaped pack, and has at least two slits for insertion at the top of the pedestal legs at the bottom.
The upper surface of the lid has an opening through which the mirror-shaped pack protrudes, and two bands extend outwardly from the side edges of the lid, and these bands extend around the bottom of the box. A locking portion that locks into the insertion slit when formed,
Packaging box for Kagami-an set.

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