JPH08198348A - Tissue paper case - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To enable efficiently using pocket tissue paper by forming a case for pocket tissue paper composed of a stand on which pocket tissue paper, exclusive of the packing stuff, is laid in a pile and a lid with an outlet hole in the top which covers the stand. CONSTITUTION: Units of tissue paper 2 each taken out of a packing bag are laid on a stand 1 in an orderly pile and a lid 3 covering the whole of the tissue paper 2 is put over it. The lid 3 is larger than the stand 1 and has in the middle of its top an outlet hole 4 through which to pick up the tissue paper 2 and at two opposed sides of which tissue-paper-pressing frames 5 for pressing down the tissue paper 2. When a first fold of tissue paper 2 is picked off through the outlet hole 4, a second fold and the rest of the tissue paper will remain pressed down under the tissue-paper-pressing frames 5 and will be set ready for the subsequent use. Independent of how many of the folds have been used up this constitution will at all times keep the tissue paper in the same usable condition until the last fold appears.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the effective use of pocket tissue paper, and the pocket tissue paper currently distributed in large quantities due to advertisements, etc. Due to its inconvenience, the present invention relates to a pocket tissue paper case for solving the inundation in the home that is not used much.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Pocket tissue papers are designed so that several sheets are bundled and packaged for convenient carrying, and can be stored in a pocket for convenient carrying. This is convenient when carrying it around, but it is difficult to take it out when not using it, that is, when using it at home, so it is normal to use ordinary tissue paper in a box that is easy to use. However, the fact is that pocket tissue papers in the home are often left unused and left unsolved.

[0003]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Pocket tissue paper is convenient for carrying by bundling several sheets and is convenient without any inconvenience when it is used, but when it is used at home However, when it is necessary, it is inconvenient that you cannot easily take it out with one hand and you need both hands, so you will be using a convenient and convenient tissue paper. This is the reason why pocket tissues are not used easily at home.

It is conceivable to fix this pocket tissue paper to somewhere in the packaging bag so that it can be easily taken out with one hand, but this makes it inconvenient that only a few sheets can be used at one time. Remain. Therefore, there is a demand to store only the contents of a few or more packages of this pocket tissue paper together so that they can be easily taken out with one hand when needed, as with ordinary tissue paper. In addition, there is a demand for facilitating storage of only the contents of the pocket tissue paper of two to three packages or more.

[0005]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a table adapted to the size of a tissue paper on which only the contents of pocket tissue paper (hereinafter referred to as tissue paper) of 2-3 packages or more are stacked, and the table. The entire tissue paper placed on the table and this stand are covered with a lid having a tissue paper outlet and a frame for holding the tissue paper. That is, a large number of tissue papers stacked on this table are always kept light by the weight of the covered lid.

Therefore, even if one piece of tissue paper is taken out from the take-out port of the lid, the second and subsequent tissue papers are suppressed by the weight of the lid and remain. In this way, the tissue paper case can be placed at a necessary place and can be easily used like a general tissue paper.

[0007]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a structural view and a bird's-eye view of an embodiment in which the present invention is molded using plastic or the like. FIG. 1 (a) shows a structural drawing, in which 1 is a table on which a few pieces of tissue paper 2 or more than two packages taken out from a bag 2
Put in order (actually dozens of pieces of tissue paper). Reference numeral 3 denotes a lid which covers the entire tissue paper 2 and which is made slightly larger than the base 1, and a take-out port 4 for taking out the tissue paper is provided at the center of the upper part of the lid. Reference numeral 5 indicates a tissue paper holding frame for holding the tissue paper. FIG. 1 (b) shows a bird's-eye view of the present invention in a use state, in which the table 1 on which the tissue paper 2 is placed is
It shows that the lid 3 is covered so as to cover the whole.

Therefore, the lid 3 is vertically slidable with respect to the base 1. Further, the tissue paper 2 is always held by the tissue paper pressing frames 5 at both ends of the upper portion of the lid 3 so that both ends of the tissue paper are always held only by the weight of the lid 3. In this state, if one of the tissue papers to be used is pulled out from the take-out port 4, only one of the top tissue papers is taken out, and the second and subsequent ones are pressed by the tissue paper pressing frame 5 and remain, Is in use.
Even if the tissue paper 2 is repeatedly taken out, this relationship continues until the last one, and the same use condition can always be maintained. The height 6 inside the lid 3 is made substantially the same as the height 7 of the base 1. Therefore, the remaining amount of the tissue paper 2 can be confirmed by the distance 8 between the lid 3 and the table 1.

FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of a pocket tissue paper case in which the present invention uses a foldable material such as paper and has an assembled structure.
(B) is an example of the development view, FIG. 2 (c) and FIG.
(D) shows the completed assembly drawings. 2 (a) is a developed version of the lid 3 of FIG. 2 (c), and the side of the lid 3 is formed by adhering the lid 3 to the opposite portion which is entirely bent using the glued portion 14 to form a tissue 5 The paper pressing frame is bent, and then the pressing frame claws 12 are inserted into the pressing frame grooves 13 to form the lid 3 as shown in FIG. 2C.

FIG. 2 (b) is an expanded view of the base 1 of FIG. 2 (d), and the side surface of the base 1 is formed by adhering to the opposite part which is entirely bent by using 20 glue parts. The upper part of the base 1 on which the tissue paper is placed is 15 pedestal top, 16 pedestal bottom, and two reinforcing plates 19 and 19 'are bent to overlap each other, and finally 17 pedestal claws are placed in 18 pedestal grooves. By inserting, the base 1 shown in FIG. 2D is formed. Also in this embodiment, the lid 3 is made slightly larger than the base 1, and the usage state in which the lid 3 is placed on the base 1 on which the tissue paper is placed is exactly the same as in FIG.

FIG. 3A shows an embodiment in which the lid 3 is made of a material such as transparent plastic. By using a transparent material for the lid 3, the remaining amount of the tissue paper 2 on the table 1 can be determined at a glance. FIG. 3B is an embodiment in which a notch 31 is formed on the lateral side of the lid 3. Notch 31 in lid 3
By inserting, the remaining amount of the tissue paper 2 on the table 1 can be determined at a glance as in the case of using a transparent material for the lid 3 in FIG. The material of the lid 3 does not have to be completely transparent as long as the remaining amount of the tissue paper 2 on the table 1 can be determined.

[0012]

As described above, the present invention intends to effectively utilize the pocket tissue paper even when the pocket tissue paper is not carried. Just by storing it in the tissue paper case of the invention, it is possible to use it as conveniently and easily as the tissue paper which is generally sold on the market. Generally, a large amount of pocket tissue paper is distributed in front of roads and stations for advertising, but since the amount received is usually larger than the amount used, it overflows into the household without being used up, and it is difficult to deal with it. I'm often heard hearing about it. However, according to the invention,
Since a large amount of pocket tissue paper that is difficult to treat can be used effectively as well as general tissue paper, nowadays, even pocket tissue papers, which we used to refrain from receiving, are willing to receive. There is no difference between the feelings of both the sending and receiving, and there is an effect of both wins.

The use of the tissue paper case according to the present invention not only facilitates storage of the pocket tissue paper, but also keeps the tissue paper pressed by the weight of the lid, so that the tissue paper to be taken out is always at the take-out port. Thus, even when the remaining amount of paper is low as in a general tissue paper case, it is not inconvenient to remove the tissue paper remaining at the bottom. In addition, the present invention is convenient because it is possible to monitor the amount of tissue paper stored in the lid by using a transparent or translucent material. Also,
Even if an opaque material is used, by visually checking the height of the lid that moves up and down depending on the amount of tissue paper used, you can easily check the approximate amount of tissue paper inside by checking the position of the bottom of the lid. It has a feature that can be judged.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1A is a structural diagram and FIG. 1B of a tissue paper case formed by molding the present invention using plastic or the like.
Shows bird's-eye views, respectively.

FIG. 2 is a developed view of a tissue paper case in which the present invention uses a foldable material such as paper and has an assembled structure, (a) and (b) are exploded views, (c) and (d) are The completed drawings are shown respectively.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing that the remaining amount of tissue paper can be confirmed.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 unit 2 Tissue paper 3 Lid 4 Outlet 5 Tissue paper holding frame 6 Inner height of lid 3 Height of unit 1 8 Distance between lid 3 and base 1 12 Holding frame claw 13 Holding frame groove 14 Gluing part 15 pedestal upper 16 pedestal lower 17 pedestal claw 18 pedestal groove 19 19 'reinforcing plate 20 glued part

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A tissue paper case constituted by a table on which a tissue paper is placed and a lid which covers the table and has a take-out port on the top. 2. A tissue paper case in which the pedestal and the lid are assembled using a foldable material. 3. The tissue paper case according to claim 1, wherein the height of the table is substantially the same as the height of the lid. 4. The tissue paper case according to claim 1, wherein the lid is made of a material that allows the tissue paper to be seen from the outer lateral side of the lid. 5. The tissue paper case according to claim 1, wherein a cut is provided on the side of the lid so that the tissue paper can be confirmed.