JPH027827Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial application field This invention is characterized in that a support with an H-shaped cross section is provided in a box, and laminated tissue paper is housed on the upper and lower surfaces of this support. This relates to a box containing paper.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION A conventional box containing tissue paper has a cutout line in the shape of an outlet on the top surface of the box, and laminated tissue paper is housed in this box.

Still another conventional box containing tissue paper, for example, as described in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 51-100238, the depth of the box is increased, and a support having legs on either the top or the bottom of the horizontal wall is used. In this case, laminated tissue paper is housed on the upper and lower surfaces of the horizontal walls of the support body of the box, which is provided with a border and has an increased depth.

Problems that the invention aims to solve: In the former type of conventional tissue paper box, two sheets of laminated tissue paper are held alternately in the box, and when the stored tissue paper is taken out, the next tissue paper is The tissue paper is now standing up from the outlet provided on the top of the box, and one part of the tissue paper is protruding from the outlet to make it easier to take out the next tissue paper. If you increase the depth, the tissue paper at the bottom of the box will lose its grip with the next tissue paper when you take it out, so the remaining tissue paper will fall into the box until it reaches a certain depth. There is a problem in that the box can only accommodate a certain amount of laminated tissue paper held at a certain thickness, and if the depth of the box is increased to accommodate a large amount of tissue paper, There is a problem in that it is difficult to reach through the outlet of a relatively small box and grab the tissue paper that has fallen into a deep box after the hold has come off. Furthermore, in the latter conventional box containing tissue paper, if the laminated tissue paper on the side without legs is removed from the box first and then turned upside down after use, the legs on the horizontal wall will be on top and the box will be closed. Since the bottom side has already been used with tissue paper and is empty, the horizontal walls of the support and the laminated tissue paper on the top of the horizontal walls fall to the bottom of the box, which has been increased in depth due to their own weight. There is a problem that it is difficult to reach in and grab the box compared to the small opening of the box.

In view of these problems that conventional tissue paper boxes have, this idea was developed by increasing the depth of the box so that it can accommodate more laminated tissue paper held in the box. The tissue paper can be easily taken out without releasing the hold on the tissue paper, and even if the tissue paper is taken out from either of the exits provided at the top and bottom of the box first, one exit is the same as the other. The purpose is to make it easy to take out from the outlet.

Means to Solve the Problem This box containing tissue paper has a cutout line in the shape of an outlet on the top and bottom of the box, and a side wall is provided between the side walls that are slightly lower than the height of the box. A support body having an H-shaped cross section with a horizontal wall installed approximately in the center of its height is provided, and laminated tissue paper held on the upper and lower surfaces of the horizontal wall of the H-shaped support body are housed. .

Function: The box containing tissue paper of this invention has a support with an H-shaped cross section inside the box, so even if a large amount of laminated tissue paper is stored above and below the horizontal walls of the support, the support will remain horizontal. There is a horizontal wall of the support held at approximately the center of the height of the box, since the wall serves as a retaining wall to prevent the stacked tissue paper from moving up and down, and the side walls of the support serve as legs. As a result, the laminated tissue paper held in the box does not move up or down when used from either the top or bottom of the box, and it is always easy to take out the tissue paper by placing the openings provided at the top and bottom of the box on the top. The hold on the tissue paper held during use almost never comes off. Furthermore, even if the tissue paper to be used next falls into the box, the depth of the box is increased because there is a horizontal wall of the support that is held at approximately the center of the height of the box. Since the tissue paper does not fall all the way down, it simply falls onto the horizontal wall of the support at approximately the center of the height of the box, making it easy to reach into the box and grab it from the outlet.

Examples Next, examples of the tissue paper box of this invention will be described.

Example 1 A perforation 2 is provided in the shape of an outlet on the top surface of a tissue paper box 1, which has a height of about 16 cm, which is approximately twice the height of conventional tissue paper boxes of about 8 cm. A perforation 3 is provided on the bottom surface of the box 1 in the shape of an outlet.

The support 4 is made of cardboard folded into a shape in which a horizontal wall 7 is installed approximately at the center of the height between a front wall 5 and a rear wall 6, which are slightly lower than the height of the box, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. When bent, it has an H-shaped cross section.

This support 4 with an H-shaped cross section is placed in a box 1, and the laminated tissue papers 8 and 9 held on the upper and lower surfaces of the horizontal wall 7 of the support 4 with an H-shaped cross section are housed in a large amount. This is a tissue paper box 10 containing tissue paper.

When using the tissue paper box 10 of Example 1, first cut it out along the perforations 2 provided on the top surface of the box 1 to form an outlet, and from this outlet, the support 4 with an H-shaped cross section The laminated tissue paper 8 held on the upper surface is taken out and used.

Once the tissue paper 8 on the top surface of the support 4, which has an H-shaped cross section, is removed, the box 1 is turned upside down, the bottom surface of the box 1 is facing up, and the perforation 3 provided on the bottom side of the box 1 is removed. Cut along the line to form an outlet. The laminated tissue paper 9 held on the lower side (currently on the upper side) of the support 4 having an H-shaped cross section is taken out from this outlet and used.

It is advisable to lift up the box 1 and throw away the used tissue paper into the box 1 through the used tissue outlet located at the bottom.

In the tissue paper box of Example 1, the held laminated tissue papers 8 and 9 are accommodated in the upper and lower surfaces of the support 4 having an H-shaped cross section, so that the held laminated tissue papers can be held up to a certain height. It is possible to store a large amount of tissue paper, which is almost twice as much as the amount that can be stored in a box, and it is possible to store a large amount of tissue paper in a vertically symmetrical box with either the top or bottom outlet facing up. It can be easily taken out from the outlet, and whether the outlet on the top or the bottom of the box is the first outlet, it can also be easily taken out from the other outlet.

Also, since the support 4 with an H-shaped cross section is provided in the center of the box 1, the supporting parts of the tissue paper 8 and 9 are not very deep, so even if the tissue paper falls into the box 1, the support 4 has an H-shaped cross section. However, it is easier to reach in and grab the tissue paper from the outlet.

Example 2 As shown in Figures 6 to 8, the height of conventional tissue paper boxes is approximately 8 cm.
A cut line 12 consisting of a cut line 12' and a perforation 12'' is provided on the top surface of the tissue paper box 11, which has a higher height, for example, about 12 cm, in the shape of the outlet. A perforation line 13 consisting of a perforation line 13' and a perforation line 13'' is provided.

As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the support 14 has an H-shaped cross section, with a horizontal wall 17 installed and bonded at approximately the center of the height between a left side wall 15 and a right side wall 16.

The support 14 having an H-shaped cross section is placed in a box 11, and the laminated tissue paper 1 is held on the upper and lower surfaces of the horizontal wall 17 of the support 14, respectively.
Box 20 containing tissue paper containing items 8 and 19
It is.

The tissue paper box 20 of this second embodiment is used in substantially the same manner as that of the first embodiment.

Effects of the invention The box containing tissue paper of this invention has a cutout line on the top and bottom of the box in the shape of an outlet, and the box has legs on both sides of the horizontal wall and on both the top and bottom of the horizontal wall. A support with an H-shaped cross section is provided, and laminated tissue paper held on the upper and lower surfaces of the horizontal wall of the support with an H-shaped cross section is accommodated, making it possible to store a large amount of tissue paper, almost twice as much as conventional ones. In addition, a large amount of tissue paper stored in the box can be easily taken out from the top and bottom of the box, which is vertically symmetrical. Regardless of which one is taken first, it can be taken out easily from the other clothes outlet as well as from one outlet.

Furthermore, since the tissue paper box of this invention has a support with an H-shaped cross section, the tissue paper support part is not very deep, so even if the tissue paper falls into the box, it is difficult to reach through the outlet. This has the effect of making it easier to grab and take out the tissue paper.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view of one embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a bottom view, Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in Fig. 1, Fig. 4 is a plan view of the support, and Fig. 5 is the same. Side view, No. 6
The figure is a plan view of another embodiment, Figure 7 is a bottom view, and Figure 8 is a bottom view.
The figures are a sectional view taken along the line BB in FIG. 6, FIG. 9 is a plan view of the support, and FIG. 10 is a front view. 1 is a box, 2 and 3 are perforations, 4 and 14 are supports, and 8 and 9 are laminated tissue papers.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Cutting lines are provided on the top and bottom of the box in the shape of the outlet.
A support body having an H-shaped cross section is provided in the box, and a horizontal wall is constructed between the side walls at approximately the center of the height of the side walls, and the support body has an H-shaped cross section. A box containing laminated tissue paper held on the upper and lower surfaces of a horizontal wall.