JPH0516095Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] A. Field of industrial application The present invention relates to a package cage that stably stores potted fresh flowers and is used for carrying and transportation.

B. Prior art A package cage for potted fresh flowers is provided with a pot fixing member on the inner bottom of the case and a stem support member on either the left or right inner surface, and these pot fixing members and stem support members are used to secure the potted fresh flowers housed. It is designed to hold stable. As a structure for putting in and taking out potted fresh flowers, for example, a technique is known in which the back plate is fully opened together with the top plate (Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 18582/1982).

C. Problems to be solved by the invention In the conventional package cage described above, the inner plates of both side walls are opened together with the back plate, so when the back plate is closed, the inner plate collides with the stem support member when folded into the case. . Furthermore, when one of the four sides is completely opened, both sides tend to open and the positions of the stem support member and pot fixing member are shifted, making it impossible to properly hold the potted flower.

On the other hand, there is a technology with a completely different purpose, with a structure in which only the upper half of the back plate and the top plate are opened (publication of Utility Model Publication No. 357-284388, Publication of Utility Model Publication No. 50-27278).
With this structure, the case does not lose its shape even when opened. However, even those skilled in the art do not easily notice the result, and there are almost no ideas for converting the structure into a package cage for potted fresh flowers, and it is a fact that we have not seen any examples of this to date. Even if you try to repurpose it, you will need to remove the stem holding member so that the inner plate can be folded into the case when closing the back plate.
On the other hand, since the inner surface plate has to be omitted, it is disqualified as a package cage for potted fresh flowers.

D. Means for Solving the Problems The present invention is a package cage that has a high strength case, allows potted fresh flowers to be taken in and out easily and easily, and has an excellent retention effect. A front plate and a back plate are made of a single piece with a side plate and a side plate attached in series, and a two-piece structure is made of a single inner plate with an outer plate attached to the lower half and an overlapping outer plate on the upper half. It is formed with both side plates of a laminated structure, and a viewing window is provided on the top plate,
The bonded outer plate is connected to the lower half of the back plate, and the stacked outer plate is connected to the upper half of the back plate, and a locking mechanism is provided between the upper half of the inner plate and the stacked outer plate. This is because we have established

E Function The two panels on both sides ensure high strength, and in addition to the conventional effect of allowing you to see the potted flowers stably held inside the case through the peephole, the back panel can be removed by pulling the top panel backwards. The upper half, together with the upper half of the top plate and the upper halves of the side plates, is opened from the center of the back plate, and an opening is formed on two sides, so that fresh potted flowers can be easily inserted into the case from the opening. It can be put in and taken out, and since the open area is small, it does not take up much space and there is no risk of it losing its shape.

F. Example An example of the package according to the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

The package of the present invention is composed of a case component A and a case component B shown in FIG. At the same time, a protruding piece 5 is further provided at the lower end of the bottom plate flap 3 via a fold line 4a, and a protrusion 5 is provided at the upper end of the top plate 1 via a fold line 6a, and a locking groove 6b is provided at the center of the lower end. At the same time, a locking piece 8 is formed at the center of the upper end of the top plate 1 by cutting it out from the lower part of the top plate 7 to below the fold line 6a. Further, inner plates 10, 10, which are one of the side plate constituent members, are connected to the left and right sides of the top plate 1 via fold lines 9a, 9a, respectively, and a substantially central portion of each inner plate 10, 10 closer to the top plate 1 side is provided. Engagement grooves 11, 11 are provided obliquely near the engagement grooves 11, and a handle hole 12 is provided above the engagement grooves, and one inner surface plate 10 is cut into a trapezoid shape downward from the fold line 13a provided at the bottom of the engagement groove 11. A stem support member 14 is formed, and a transparent viewing window 15 is provided at the center of the upper part of the top plate 1.

On the other hand, the case component B is a rectangular lower back plate 2.
A rectangular upper back plate 23 is connected to the upper end of the lower back plate 21 via a fold line 22a, and a bottom plate flap 25 having a concave cutout is extended to the lower end of the lower back plate 21 via a fold line 24a. Furthermore, there are vertical fold lines 26a, 26a on both the left and right sides of the lower back plate 21.
The bonded outer panels 27, 27 are connected to each other via the bonded outer panels 27, 27, and bottom plate flaps 29, 29 are extended to the lower ends of the bonded outer panels 27, 27 via the fold lines 28a, 28a, respectively. On the other hand, the upper back plate 23
A locking frame 31 is attached to the upper end of the folding line 30a.
At the same time, a top plate 32 with a protruding top plate 32 is provided in series, and a corner portion opposite to the lower corner boundary of the upper back plate 23 is cut diagonally through a bend line 33a on both left and right sides of the upper back plate 23, and a cutout is cut out diagonally in the center thereof. , overlapped outer plates 35, 35 each having protruding engagement pieces 34, 34 which constitute a locking mechanism with the engagement groove 11 are arranged in series, and a fold line is formed at the upper end of these stacked outer plates 35, 35. 36
Top plate flaps 37, 37 are extended via a, 36a. Furthermore, a handle piece 38 cut out in the same shape as the handle hole 12 is provided near the center of one of the stacked outer plates 35 and at a position that matches the handle hole 12 .

The case component A and the case component B are combined as shown in FIG. 1 to form a package for potted fresh flowers.

That is, the bottom plate flap 3, top plate 7, and inner surface plates 10, 10 of the case component A are bent inward along each fold line to form a U-shape, and
Bottom plate flap 25 and top plate 3 of case component B
2, the bonded outer panels 27, 27, and the stacked outer panels 35, 35 are bent inward along each fold line to form a box shape, and the inner panels 10, 10 of the case component A are attached to the inner panels 10, 10 of the case component B. The bonded outer panels 27, 27 and the stacked outer panels 35, 35 are fitted onto the outside, and only the bonded outer panels 27, 27 are bonded to the inner panels 10, 10, respectively, and the engaging piece 34, which is a locking mechanism, 34 into the engagement grooves 11 and 11, respectively, and lock the bottom plate flap 2.
The bottom plate flaps 29, 29 are stacked on the outside of the bottom plate 5, and the bottom plate flap 3 is stacked on the outside thereof, and the protruding piece 5 is inserted into and engaged with the recess of the bottom plate flap 25.
Also, stack the top plate 7 on the top plate flaps 37, 37,
Furthermore, the top plate 32 is placed on top of the top plate 32, the locking frame 31 is inserted into the locking groove 6b, and the locking piece 8 is inserted into the locking frame 31.
When locked, a package cage for potted fresh flowers is formed.

In order to store or take out a potted fresh flower in the potted fresh flower package cage formed as described above, first, the locking frame 31 of the top plate 32 of the case component B and the locking piece 8 of the case component A At the same time, the top plate 32 and the top plate flaps 37, 37 are released from the top plate 7, and the engagement pieces 3 on the overlapping outer plates 35, 35 of the case component B are released.
4, 34 and the engagement grooves 11, 11 of the case component A
The overlapping outer plates 35, 3 are disengaged from each other.
5 from the inner plates 10 and 10, respectively, and remove the top plate 3.
2 to the rear, the upper back plate 23 will be moved to the top plate 32,
Together with the top plate flaps 37, 37 and overlapping outer plates 35, 35, one side can be opened rearward from the fold line 22a, and an opening is formed on two sides. (See Figure 3) Therefore, the bottom of the container cage for potted flowers can be reached through the opening, making it easy and convenient to store and take out the potted flowers.

Furthermore, as shown in Fig. 3, the pot part of the potted fresh flower is fixed by a fixing member 39 provided at the bottom of the case, and the stem is held in the slit part of the stem support member 14, so that the fresh flower is not damaged. be protected from In such a fixing operation of potted fresh flowers,
Since the lower back plate does not open, the case retains its shape well and supports the stem properly. (See FIG. 3) After storing the potted fresh flowers in the case, it is only necessary to pack them according to the procedure for forming the package cage as described above.

When carrying the package, the package can be lifted diagonally by pushing the handle piece 38 of the outer plate 35 and inserting a finger into the handle hole 12, resulting in good balance.

In addition, the package cage of this example has the bottom, side, and top surfaces other than the top and back plates made of double plates, so it has excellent strength as a box, and can be used to hold bee plants stored in the cage. Fresh flowers can be reliably protected.

In the above embodiment, the case component A and the case component B are separate bodies, but the lower ends of the case component A and the case component B are connected to each other via a common bottom plate. They can also be formed from one component, and as shown in the fourth figure, they are integrated by a common bottom plate 40, and the inner surface plate 1
0 and the laminated outer plates 27, 27, the laminated outer plates 35, 35, and the top plate 7 and the top plate 32, respectively.
A package cage for potted fresh flowers is formed by pasting them together.

The procedure for putting in and taking out potted fresh flowers is exactly the same as in the previous embodiment.

In this way, not only can the mold be made from a single plate to save the board material, but also the bottom plate can be made simple and the case can be easily assembled.

G. Effects of the invention As explained above, in the package cage for potted fresh flowers of the invention, the upper back plate, that is, the upper half of the back plate, together with the top plate connected thereto and the upper half of both overlapping outer plates, are arranged in the middle of the back plate. Since the bend formed in the above step is opened backward from the line to form case openings on two sides, fresh potted flowers can be put in and taken out easily. In addition, if the bottom, sides, and top, other than the top and back plates, are made of double plates, the box will have excellent strength, and the pots and stems of potted flowers will fit inside the case. This ensures that the potted fresh flowers stored there will not be damaged during transportation.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the storage case for potted fresh flowers of the present invention, Figure 2 is its expanded view,
FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a state in which the case opening is formed and a state in which potted fresh flowers are stored, and FIG. 4 is a developed view showing a modified example of the package cage. 1...Top plate, 2a, 4a, 6a, 9a, 13a
...Break line, 3, 25, 29... Bottom plate flap, 5... Protruding piece, 7, 32... Top plate, 8... Locking piece, 10... Inner plate, 11... Engaging groove, 12 ……
Handle hole, 14... stem support member, 15... viewing window,
21... Lower back plate, 22a, 24a, 26a, 2
8a, 30a, 33a, 36a... broken line, 23
... Upper back plate, 27 ... Bonded outer board, 35
... Overlapping outer plate, 31 ... Locking frame, 37 ...
... Flap for top plate, 34 ... Engagement piece, 38 ... Handle piece, 39 ... Fixing member, 40 ... Bottom plate, A and B ... Case constituent members.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pot fixing member is provided at the inner bottom of the case, and a stem support member is provided on either the left or right inner surface, and the pot fixing member and the stem support member stably hold the potted fresh flower housed therein. The case is made of a one-piece top plate and back plate with a bottom plate and side plates connected to each other, and a single inner plate, with the outer plate pasted on the lower half, and the outer plate overlapped on the upper half. It is formed by two overlapping two-layered side panels, a viewing window is provided on the front panel, the bonded outer panel is connected to the lower half of the back panel, and the stacked outer panel is attached to the upper half of the back panel. A package cage for potted fresh flowers that is arranged in series and further provided with a locking mechanism between the upper half of the inner surface plate and the overlapping outer surface plate.