JP6172446B2 - Mirror bowl set and its packaging - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a mirror mirror set in which a mirror mirror pack is packaged and a package body thereof.

  Simple packaging is desired from the viewpoint of resource saving and labor saving, but since the mirror is provided, decoration is necessary even if it is the minimum.

  Patent Document 1 describes an assembly type packaging container in which the contents can be seen and the contents are well fixed.

Utility Model Registration No. 3022060

  However, since the inside of this assembly container can only be seen from the side, it is not suitable for serving as it is in a packaged state.

  The present invention provides a mirror kit set that can be easily packaged and can be used as a decoration.

  The present invention also provides a package for a mirror set that can be easily packaged.

  The mirror kit set according to the present invention includes a mirror kit and its package. The mirror-shaped pack is placed on the bottom surface of the package. In the package, the front part, which is continuous from the front edge of the bottom part and formed with a window corresponding to the mirror-shaped pack, is raised at the rear, and a part of the mirror-shaped pack is exposed to the outside. It is formed diagonally. Further, the package includes a rear surface portion that is bent from the front surface portion and faces the rear edge of the bottom surface portion, and a folded portion that is bent from the rear surface portion and extends along the inner surface of the bottom surface portion. By excluding this boundary portion from the boundary between the rear surface portion and the folded portion, a part of the rear surface portion is cut to form a pressing piece and a locking hole in the rear surface portion. And it is formed protruding from the rear edge of the bottom part, and at least at the tip part, a locking piece larger than the locking hole enters inside through the locking hole, and between the edge of the locking hole and the holding piece. It is sandwiched between. Thereby, a back surface part and a bottom face part are couple | bonded.

  A mirror-shaped pack is housed in the package, and part of it protrudes outside through a window opened in the inclined front part, so it can be provided as it is. Because it can be drawn, the mirror set according to the present invention is accompanied by decoration and simple packaging. If necessary, you can apply water pulling, laying paper, etc. to the mirror-shaped pack.

  Since the front part, the rear part, and the folded part are bent, and the locking piece is bent and pushed into the locking hole, the assembly work is easy and quick.

  In one embodiment, at least a part of the front part of the mirror-shaped pack is exposed from the package, and the inner edge of the window on the front surface of the package hits the surface of the mirror-shaped pack at least at the front and rear. Thereby, the mirror-shaped pack is fixed in the package.

  In a preferred embodiment, the mirror cage pack has two upper and lower bowl-shaped portions, at least the front of the lower bowl-shaped portion and the entire upper bowl-shaped portion are exposed, and the inner edge of the window on the front portion of the package is , At least the front surface of the lower saddle-shaped portion and at least the rear surface of the constricted portion between the upper and lower saddle-shaped portions. The mirror pack is more firmly fixed in the package. The mirror cage pack may have a three-stage cage portion.

  It is preferable that the inclined front surface portion of the package is convexly curved outward. This enhances the design of the mirror set. The rear surface portion may also be inclined or perpendicular to the bottom surface portion. The rear surface portion may also be curved.

  The package according to the present invention is made of cardboard, and is formed with a bottom portion having a width and a length on which the mirror-shaped pack is placed and a window corresponding to the mirror-shaped pack. A front part continuous from the front part, a rear part continuous from the front part, and a folded part continuous from the rear part. A part of the rear part is excluded from the boundary between the rear part and the folded part. By cutting, a pressing piece and a locking hole are formed in the rear surface portion, and a locking piece larger than the locking hole is formed to protrude from the rear edge of the bottom surface portion at least at the tip portion thereof. .

  Fold the front part, rear part, and folded part against the bottom part, fold the folded part along the bottom part, fold the locking piece and push it into the locking hole, and the packaging is completed. However, it is very easy even by hand. Also, an adhesive or the like is not always necessary.

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

It is the perspective view which looked at the whole mirror bowl set from diagonally upward. It is the enlarged front view which looked at the locking mechanism from the inside of a package. It is an expanded view of a package. It is a perspective view which shows a mirror-shaped pack and laying paper. It shows the modification of a locking mechanism, and is the front view seen from the inner side of a package. It shows the modification of a locking mechanism, and is the front view seen from the inner side of a package. It shows the modification of a locking mechanism, and is the front view seen from the inner side of a package. It shows the modification of a locking mechanism, and is the front view seen from the inner side of a package. It shows the modification of a locking mechanism, and is the front view seen from the inner side of a package. It shows the modification of a locking mechanism, and is the front view seen from the inner side of a package. It shows the modification of a locking mechanism, and is the front view seen from the inner side of a package.

  FIG. 1 shows a state in which a mirror set of one embodiment is viewed obliquely from above. This mirror mirror set 10 is a mirror mirror pack 50 which is packaged and integrated with a wrapping body 20 together with a wrapping paper 60.

  The details of the package 20 will be described later, but the package 20 is formed by bending a thick sheet of paper into a slightly flat cross-section of a substantially triangular shape (the front portion 22 is curved), and downwards toward the front. A front surface portion 22 that is inclined and curved upward (outward) is provided. A window 31 is opened in the front portion 22 inclined so that the rear portion is raised. The window 31 has two semicircular or elliptical opening portions 32 and 33 (see FIG. 3) corresponding to the outer shape of the mirror-shaped pack 50.

  As shown in FIG. 4 in particular, the mirror-shaped pack 50 is formed integrally with a white, cloudy or milky white synthetic resin and has a hollow mirror-shaped portion 50A having a mirror-shaped shape, and this mirror-shaped portion. And a lower protruding edge (lower flange) 54 protruding from the lower edge of 50A. The mirror bowl 50A has a shape in which a lower bowl 51 with a large diameter and an upper bowl 52 with a small diameter are overlapped. The lower flange 54 has a circular outer edge in the illustrated example, but may have a square (the corner may be rounded) or an outer edge of other shapes. The mirror bowl 50A is filled and cured with softened wrinkles from the lower surface opening, and the lower surface opening is sealed with a sheet-like sealing material. The sealing material is welded or bonded to the lower surface of the lower flange 54. A plurality of straws or confectionery having other shapes, such as a hardened disc shape, a die shape, a square plate shape, or the like, may be placed in the mirror bowl portion 50A.

  The laying paper 60 has a square shape with a small rounded corner and a red border (indicated by reference numeral 63). A circular hole 61 is formed in the laying paper 60, and a plurality of locking projections 62 are formed from the periphery toward the hole 61 toward the center. The mirror-shaped pack 50 is inserted into the hole 61 of the flooring sheet 60 from below, and the protrusion 62 hits the lower surface of the lower-side box-shaped part 51 of the mirror-shaped rack 50 so that the flooring sheet 60 and the mirror-shaped pack 50 are fixed to each other. Yes. The laying sheet 60 has substantially the same size (a slightly smaller size) as a bottom surface portion 21 described later of the package 20. The laying paper 60 is preferably formed of cardboard.

  Such a mirror-shaped pack 50 is accommodated in the package 20 together with the laying sheet 60, and a part of the pack is exposed outward from the window 31. The lower bowl 51 of the mirror bowl 50A is exposed from the lower opening 32 and the upper half of the front half 52 is exposed from the upper opening 33 and the lower opening 32 (the whole window 31). Exposed.

  In this embodiment, the square laying paper 60 is just sized to be placed on the square bottom surface portion 21 of the package 20, and the front and back thereof are regulated by the front surface portion 22 and the rear surface portion 23. 50 does not move within the package 20.

  Further, the rear edge portion (contact portion) (inner edge) 33A (see FIG. 3) of the upper opening portion 33 of the front surface portion 22 is slightly narrowed between the upper and lower bowl-shaped portions 51 and 52 of the mirror-shaped pack 50. The front edge portion 32A (contact portion) (inner edge) (see FIG. 3) of the lower opening portion hits the front surface of the lower bowl-shaped portion 51 because it hits the surface of the portion (constriction portion 53) from the rear and side. This also restricts the movement of the mirror-shaped pack 50 in the package 20, and the mirror-shaped pack 50 is fixed by the package 20.

  The laying paper 60 is not always necessary. In this case, the lower flange 54 of the mirror-shaped pack 50 may be formed in a square shape so as to fit within the bottom surface portion 21 of the package 20. However, since the mirror-shaped pack 50 is fixed by the contact of the front edge 32A and the rear edge 33A of the window 31 of the front surface portion 22 of the package 20, as described above, the mirror-shaped pack 50 is used without using the laying paper 60. Even if the lower flange 54 of the 50 is shaped like a circle smaller than the bottom surface portion 21, the mirror-shaped pack does not move in the package 20. The rear edge 33A of the window 31 of the front surface portion 22 of the package 20 is in contact with the constricted portion 53 of the mirror-shaped pack 50, but may be in contact with the upper bowl-shaped portion 52 horizontally or obliquely. If necessary, a decoration such as a water hose may be attached to the mirror-shaped pack 50.

  A part or all of the package 20 (at least, for example, the front part 22) has a pattern, characters, etc. drawn on it, and the mirror set 10 decorated in this way has many parts of the mirror package 50 separated from the package 20. Because it is exposed, it can be placed on a display shelf such as a storefront, or it can be used in a suitable place in the house.

  FIG. 3 is a development view of the package 20 and shows the inner surface (the surface that becomes the inner side when assembled in the package) of one pattern (blank material 20A) formed by punching cardboard. A line that is valley-folded when viewed from the inside of the package 20 is indicated by a broken line.

  The blank member 20A is provided with a square bottom surface portion 21, and a front surface portion 22, a rear surface portion 23, and a folded portion 24 are continuously provided from one side of the bottom surface portion 21. Fold lines (boundary lines) between them are denoted by reference numerals 71, 72, 73.

  As described above, the window 31 including the upper opening portion 33 and the lower opening portion 32 is opened in the front surface portion 22.

  At the center in the width direction of the rear surface portion 23, a rectangular cut is formed from a boundary (fold line 73) with the folded portion 24, and a pressing piece 41 and a locking hole 42 are formed. The pressing piece 41 is separated from the rear surface portion 23 and connected to the folded portion 24 at a fold line 73 indicated by a broken line.

  On the other hand, a locking piece 45 extending outward from the center in the width direction of the rear edge of the bottom surface portion 21 is formed. The boundary between the locking piece 45 and the bottom surface portion 21 is a fold line 74.

  In this embodiment, the width L2 of the fold line 74 of the locking piece 45 is slightly smaller than the width L1 of the locking hole 42. The width L3 of the distal end portion of the locking piece 45 is slightly larger than the width L1 of the locking hole. The length (height) H2 of the locking piece 45 is slightly larger than the length (height) H1 of the locking hole 42. As described above, the locking piece 45 has a substantially trapezoidal shape with a small portion connected to the bottom surface portion 21, and the corner of the tip portion is rounded down (see FIG. 2). A plurality of pairs of the locking pieces 45, the locking holes 42, and the pressing pieces 41 may be provided.

  Folding lines (folding lines) 71, 72, 73, 74 are structures or shapes that can easily fold cardboard along the lines (they may not be processed at all), so-called creases. Including things. The fold line can be formed by pressing the cardboard linearly, conversely bulging, or forming a groove, or may be a fold line. Moreover, it can also make it easy to fold by making a cut (what is called a perforation) in the shape of a broken line along a fold line.

  Using the blank material (mold material, packaging material, package) shown in FIG. 3, the mirror-shaped pack 50 is packaged as described below, and the mirror-mirror set 10 is manufactured.

  A mirror-shaped pack 50 integrated with the laying paper 60 shown in FIG. 4 is placed on the bottom surface portion 21 of the blank member 20A shown in FIG. The folding line 71 is folded in a valley so that the front part 22 is folded over the mirror-shaped pack 50, and the upper half of the mirror-shaped pack 50 is passed through the window 31. The fold line 72 is made into a valley fold, and the rear surface portion 33 is brought closer to the bottom surface portion 21. At this time, the folding line 73 may be valley-folded in advance. The folded portion 24 is placed along the bottom surface portion 21 and is inserted between the bottom surface portion 21 and the covering paper 60 (lower flange 54). The front surface portion 22 is curved outwardly and the rear surface portion 23 is straight (straight). The rear surface portion 23 has an attitude that rises obliquely forward from the bottom surface portion 21 (the length of the front surface portion 22 may be adjusted so that the rear surface portion 23 is substantially perpendicular to the bottom surface portion 21).

  Thereafter, the locking piece 45 is valley-folded along a fold line 74 and pushed into the locking hole 42 with a finger of a hand. The tip of the locking piece 45 is slightly larger than the locking hole 42, but the locking piece 45 can be pushed into the locking hole 42 by the elasticity of cardboard. Once the locking piece 45 is pushed into the locking hole 42, the locking piece 45 tries to return to its original state due to elasticity, but its tip is larger than the locking hole 42, so it cannot go to the outside. It hits the edge 23A of the stop hole 42 (a part of the rear surface 23). Further, the pressing piece 41 in the locking piece 42 is also bent as the locking piece 45 is pushed in. However, due to its elasticity, a force to return to the original position acts, and as a result, the locking piece 45 becomes a holding piece as shown in FIG. 41 and the edge 23A of the locking hole 42 are sandwiched and fixed. In this way, the rear surface portion 23 and the bottom surface portion 21 of the packaging body 20 are joined, and the production of the packaging body 20 is completed. The locking piece 45, the locking hole 42, and the pressing piece 41 constitute a lock mechanism.

  The assembly of the package 20, that is, the manufacture of the mirror set 10 can be performed manually. As described above, it is only necessary to place the mirror-shaped pack on the bottom surface portion 21, fold the front surface portion 22, the rear surface portion 23, and the folded portion 24, fold the locking piece 45, and push it into the locking hole 42. Is easy and easy to work with. It is not always necessary to use an adhesive.

  Various combinations of the shapes of the locking pieces 45 and the locking holes 41, that is, various locking mechanisms can be employed. In FIG. 5, the locking hole 42 (pressing piece 41) is trapezoidal and the locking piece 45 is square. In the example of FIG. 6, the locking hole 42 is square, and the locking piece 45 is slightly larger and slightly rounded. In FIG. 7, both the locking hole 42 and the locking piece 45 have rounded corners. In FIG. 8, both the locking hole 42 and the locking piece 45 have a nearly circular shape (a shape obtained by cutting a part of the circle). 9, the locking piece 45 is slightly rounded and nearly elliptical, as in FIG. 6. In FIG. 10, the locking piece 45 is heart-shaped and the locking hole 42 is nearly circular. Both the piece 45 and the locking hole 42 have a shape close to a heart shape. In any case, at least the tip of the locking piece 45 is made larger than the locking hole 42. That is, it is sufficient that at least one of the width and height (length) of the locking piece is larger than the width or height of the locking hole, and the locking piece and the locking hole are preferably left and right with respect to the center line.

10 Mirror bowl set
20 Package
20A blank material
21 Bottom
22 Front
23 Rear side
23A edge
24 Folding part
31 windows
32 Front opening
32A Front opening contact edge (inner edge)
33 Rear opening
33A Abutting edge (inner edge) of rear opening
41 Presser piece
42 Locking hole
45 Locking piece
50 mirror pack
50A Mirror bowl
51 Lower bowl
52 Upper bowl
54 Lower flange (lower edge)
60 Padding

Claims (3)

A mirror-shaped pack and its package,
The mirror-shaped pack is placed on the bottom surface of the package,
In the packaging body, a front surface portion that is continuous from the front edge of the bottom surface portion and has a window corresponding to the mirror-shaped pack is formed obliquely so that a part of the mirror-shaped pack is exposed to the outside.
A rear surface portion that is bent from the front surface portion and faces the rear edge of the bottom surface portion, and a folded portion that is bent from the rear surface portion and extends along the inner surface of the bottom surface portion;
By excluding this boundary portion from the boundary between the rear surface portion and the folded portion, a part of the rear surface portion is cut to form a pressing piece and a locking hole in the rear surface portion.
A locking piece that protrudes from the rear edge of the bottom surface portion and that is larger than the locking hole at least at the tip thereof enters the inside through the locking hole, and the edge of the locking hole, the pressing piece, It is sandwiched between,
At least a part of the front of the mirror-shaped pack is exposed from the package,
The inner edge of the window on the front side of the package is in contact with the surface of the mirror-shaped pack at least in the rear part;
Kagamine set. The mirror-shaped pack has two upper and lower bowl-shaped parts, and at least the front part of the lower bowl-shaped part and the entire upper bowl-shaped part are exposed,
The inner edge of the window on the front side of the package is in contact with at least the front surface of the lower bowl-shaped part and at least the rear surface of the constricted part between the upper and lower bowl-shaped parts;
The mirror set according to claim 1 . The front part of the package is convexly curved outward,
A mirror set according to claim 1 or 2 .

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