JPH0212952Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a strip paper supply set used for toilet paper and the like.

It was developed in 1973 as a way to overcome the inconveniences of the conventional paper supply system consisting of roll paper and its holder.
Several proposals have been made, including No. -135139. However, these are folded sheets of paper stored in a square box, and their purpose is simply to eliminate wasted space or eliminate the need for a core, but they are not very effective.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an effective strip paper supply set that is particularly hygienic, easy to handle, and easy to replace, especially for supplying large quantities of continuous paper.

The purpose is to provide a paper strip supply set consisting of a stacked paper 4 in which paper strips 1 are folded at regular intervals and stacked at a predetermined height, and a container 5 for storing the stacked paper 4. The outside of the heavy paper 4 is wrapped and sealed with a transparent sheet, film, etc. 2, and an opening cord 3 is provided around the outer circumference of the upper end. It has a window 6 through which the capacity can be seen, an inner lid 14 that seals the opening of the sheet, film, etc., and an opening/closing lid 8 that closes the opening 7 at the top of the container, and the opening/closing lid 8 projects toward the side of the container. This is achieved by means of a paper web feed set, which is characterized in that along the section, a separating edge 9 of the paper web 1 is provided.

In the example, paper strips 1 are folded at regular intervals and stacked, the outside is wrapped with a transparent sheet, film, etc. 2, and unsealed, and an opening string 3 is provided on the outer periphery of the upper end of the stacked paper 4. It is designed to improve hygiene by reducing ventilation not only before opening and closing but also after opening. The container 5 for storing the stacked paper 4 has a vertically elongated window 6 extending substantially over the entire surface on at least one side, preferably on three sides other than the back 10 as shown, and is stacked with a square frame 5a having a hook-shaped cross section. The front and left and right corners of the heavy paper 4 are suppressed. Attachment ears 5b are provided on both sides of the back of the container 5, a front-opening lid 8 is hinged 11 to the upper end opening 7, and a downwardly curved separation edge 9 is provided at the front end. A curved edge 12 is also provided on the front edge of the opening and closing edge 12 to sandwich the paper strip 1 between it and the separation edge 9, and the opening/closing lid 8 has an inner lid 14 that corresponds to the drawer curved surface 13 of the curve 12 on the inside. If possible, the stacked paper 4 wraps the strip paper 1 with a gas barrier film, and a string 3 for opening is used.
are provided on the sealing edge, and perforations are provided on the band-shaped paper 1 if necessary.

Therefore, according to the present invention, a large amount of paper strip 1 sealed with a transparent material can be easily replaced in one replenishment, the number of times of replacement can be reduced, and it can be wrapped and sealed with a sheet, film, etc. , just by pulling it out from the opening, the unsealed part is covered by the inner lid 14 and is further covered by the unsealing lid 8, so the seal is maintained even after opening, and it is difficult to come into contact with the air, prevents moisture and odor, and is hygienic. When using the lid, open and close the lid 8.
The strip paper 1 can be freely pulled out from below and cut to any desired length using the cutting edge 9. Furthermore, since the stacked paper 4 is integrated with sheets, films, etc., it is very easy to put in and take out the paper strip 1, and since the paper strip 1 does not touch the paper strip 1 when being put in and taken out, even if the paper strip 1 is handled with dirty gloves, etc. It does not get dirty and the usable remaining amount can be seen through the large window 6 that covers almost the entire surface, making it possible to use it in a planned manner, which has remarkable practical effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the strip paper supply set according to the present invention, with FIG. 1 being an exploded perspective view and FIG. 2 being a partial sectional view. 1... Band paper, 2... Sheet, film, etc., 3
...Opening string, 4...Stacked paper, 5...Container, 6...
Window, 7...opening, 8...opening/closing lid, 9...separation edge.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a paper strip supply set consisting of a stacked paper 4 in which paper strips 1 are folded at regular intervals and stacked at a predetermined height, and a container 5 for storing the stacked paper 4, the stacked paper 4 is
The outside of the container 5 is wrapped and sealed with a transparent sheet, film, etc. 2, and an opening cord 3 is provided around the upper end of the container 5, and the container 5 has at least one side that covers almost the entire surface of the container 5, and the stacked paper capacity can be seen through. and an inner lid 14 that seals the opening of the sheet, film, etc.
and an opening/closing lid 8 that closes the opening 7 at the top of the container,
Along the portion of the opening/closing lid 8 that protrudes to the side of the container,
A strip paper supply set characterized in that a separation edge 9 of the strip paper 1 is provided.