JPH10236549A - Container to use continuous roll paper with feeling of tissue - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a container which can be manufactured at a low cost and uses the continuous roll paper with the tissue feeling, and a tissue container in which the manufacturing process of a paper pull-out can be shortened, and which can be used only by being placed on something, but also by being suspended by some side through a hook. SOLUTION: A continuous roll paper is placed in a cardboard or plastic rectangular parallel-tetrahedron 1 of the size where a continuous roll paper 2 can be placed leaving a slight margin, and a pull-out port 4 from which a tip part of the roll paper can be smoothly pulled out with the tissue feeling, is provided on a side 3 having one paper pull-out port among four sides to constitute a part of the parallel-tetrahedron 1. The container capable of using the continuous roll paper with the tissue feeling is provided by forming a plurality of holes 7 to hoist the container through a hook or the like in a part of a rear side.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a low-cost container for making continuous roll paper usable like a tissue, and to a container for storing tissue using a method of drawing out paper therefrom. .

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Continuous roll paper is generally used as toilet paper. Therefore, considering the paper width and paper quality, hospital patients and individuals consume a large amount of tissue for a certain period of time due to a severe nose or throat cold. In such situations,
If you replace a part of the tissue used for the treatment of runny nose and sputum with continuous roll paper, you should be able to reduce the cost there by a fraction, but in practice you have not done much . The reason is that continuous roll paper is
This is because the common sense of using it as paper is commonly permeated. On the other hand, the paper drawer of the tissue container is mainly made of vinyl with a rectangular hole that is transparent and has a narrow hole for a drawer in the center, but it is a daily item that is used very frequently. Some may be able to shorten the process even more, and some may be used not only by placing the container on something, but also by hanging it on a pillar or the side of something via a hook or the like.

In order to be able to use continuous roll paper instead of tissue, it is necessary to use a completely different style container that has been wiped out of the conventional toilet use form and smoothly pull out the paper as if it were a tissue. You need to be able to use it. If such a smart container is provided at very low cost, the assembly drawing of this kind of container or the cardboard of the container can be turned into a casual accessory or prize with commercials etc. drawn on the table for continuous roll paper it can. In addition, in order to shorten the manufacturing process, there is no need to attach vinyl around the paper drawer, and the tissue drawer has a shape that allows the tissue to be drawn out to the last sheet. Provided is a tissue container provided with a plurality of holes on a part of a rear surface thereof so that the hole can be used not only when it is placed on the top but also when suspended vertically or horizontally on a side of a pillar or something via a hook or the like.

[0004]

[Means to solve the problem] A continuous roll paper can be put in and taken out. A clean design made of cardboard or plastic Put a continuous roll paper in a container with a simple structure and roll paper in a part of the container smoothly at tissue intervals A take-out opening for drawing out and a hole for hanging the container via a hook or the like were provided in a part of the rear surface. On the other hand, on the top of the tissue container, make several straight cuts and perforations for folding, and when using for the first time, cut the elongated center cut line outside the strip of cardboard along the perforations on both sides. The space between the two slender cardboard parts that are inclined outward can be used as a paper drawer, and a short cut is made at some point along the straight cutout before use. Try to cut it there. In the tissue container, a plurality of holes for suspending the container vertically or horizontally via hooks or the like are provided in a part of the rear surface of the paper drawer outlet.

[0005]

[Function] Place the container of the present invention containing continuous roll paper horizontally or vertically, pull out the leading end of the roll paper by the required length from the pull-out port, and then place the part near the pull-out port on your finger. And pull with the finger of the other hand toward the end of the roll paper, and one
It can be cut off neatly at the perforated area with an interval of about 5 cm. If it is not perforated, pinch two places near the roll paper drawer with the required amount, and gently pull it between both sides. You can easily use roll paper as if it were a tissue. On the other hand, if the length of the paper drawer opening made by making several straight cuts and folding perforations on the upper surface of the tissue container is set to about half the width of the tissue to be pulled out, some The wrinkles are formed and the friction between the next part of the tissue that overlaps increases, so as long as the tissue is pulled upward, pull the tip of the next tissue to the last sheet to the outside of the outlet. come. Both the continuous roll paper container and the tissue container described here have holes in the paper drawer slot so that they can be used either by placing them on something or hanging them on pillars or the side of something with hooks. It was provided on a part of the rear surface of a certain surface.

An embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a parallelepiped container made of cardboard or plastic, which has the following configuration. In a parallelepiped (1) made of cardboard or plastic of a size large enough to allow the continuous roll paper (2) to enter with some margin, three pairs of mutually parallel rectangular sides as illustrated in FIG. (2) is inserted in the direction as shown in the same figure, and one of the four side surfaces constituting part of (1) facing the non-circular part of (2) is (3) For smoothly pulling out the leading end of the roll paper as if it were a tissue, several types of outlets suitable for pulling out the roll paper with appropriate friction when pulling out the leading end of the roll paper, as exemplified in FIG. Select one of the four (4) and open it, and open one of the same side as (3) or one of the other sides (11)
With the opening and closing type (5) of Fig. 1-A or the lid type (6) of Fig. 1-B, (2) can be put in and out of (1), and this container only needs to be put on something A continuous roll paper can be tissue-mounted by attaching a plurality of holes (7) to a part of the rear surface so that it can be used vertically or horizontally by hooks or the like on the side of a pillar or something. It becomes a container that can be used with a sense. Instead of the tetrahedron of FIG. 1, use a cylinder (8) or a polygonal cylinder (9) as illustrated in FIGS. 3A and 3B and insert the continuous roll paper (2) in the direction shown in FIG. For smoothly pulling out the tip of (2) on the part of the side facing the non-circular part of (2) as if it were a tissue, use one of the drawer openings as illustrated in FIG. Open one (4), make one of the two sides (10) orthogonal to this side open / close or lid with a simple stopper (11) and go to (8) or (9) (3) to be able to put in and out
By attaching (7) to a part of the rear surface of the container, it becomes a container that can use continuous roll paper like a tissue. The tissue outlet (4) is shaped as illustrated in FIGS. 2D and 2E, and before use, a solid line portion, which is a cut line of the outlet portion shown in FIG. By simply lifting the part along the line, the tissue can be pulled out smoothly to the last sheet without interference parts such as vinyl with perforated holes in the tissue drawer. It is a vinyl-free tissue container that can be shortened and does not get in the way when thrown away. Tissue containers that can be used not only by placing the container on something, but also hanging vertically or horizontally on the side of a pillar or something via a hook, etc. This is convenient when there is not enough space to place the. A hole for this purpose is provided on a part of the rear side surface of the surface having a plurality of outlets as illustrated in FIG. 5, and the front end portion may be bent along a broken broken line before use. When such a hanging hole is not required, the portion is not bent, so that the conventional tissue container can be obtained.

According to the present invention, if continuous roll paper is used in the container of the present invention, a necessary amount of roll paper can be used in a tissue-like manner at a fraction of the cost of using the tissue. Saves considerable money when you need to use In addition, since the container itself can be made at a low price, the paper drawing for the container or container assembly can be used as an accessory of continuous roll paper or a prize with a commercial drawn on a table. On the other hand, the paper outlet of the container for storing the tissue can be made simply by attaching one or four notches and perforations to the upper surface without using vinyl, so the manufacturing process can be shortened considerably, and furthermore, the tissue until the last sheet There is an advantage that can be pulled out. Both the continuous roll paper container and the tissue container of the present invention can be used not only by placing them on something, but also hanging them vertically or horizontally on a pillar or the side of something via hooks or the like.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a parallelepiped container according to a first embodiment of the present invention, and a cutaway view for assembling with cardboard.

FIG. 2 is a view showing various shapes of a paper draw-out opening to be attached to various containers according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a cylindrical and polygonal cylindrical container according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a tissue container according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a tissue container according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF REFERENCE NUMERALS 1 Continuous roll paper container made of cardboard or plastic parallelepiped 2 Continuous roll paper 3 Side surface with paper drawer 4 Paper drawer 5 Container opening / closing surface 6 Container lid 7 Hole for hanging container via hook 8 Cardboard or plastic cylindrical continuous roll paper container 9 Cardboard or plastic polygonal cylindrical continuous roll paper container 10 Container lid 11 Simple stopper

Claims (4)

[Claims] A parallel tetrahedron made of cardboard or plastic having a size such that the continuous roll paper (2) can enter with some margin, and made of three pairs of mutually parallel rectangular sides as illustrated in FIG. In (1), insert (2) in the direction shown in the same figure, and in one of the four side surfaces (3) constituting a part of (1) facing the non-circular part of (2). Is (2)
To smoothly pull out the tip part of the part like a tissue, open one of the outlets (4) having a shape as exemplified in FIG. 2 and open the same part as (3) or one of the other sides. One can be opened and closed (5) or lid (6) with a simple stopper (11) so that (2) can be put in and out of (1), and this container can be put on just A continuous roll characterized in that a plurality of holes (7) can be attached to a part of the rear surface so that it can be used even if it is hung vertically or horizontally on a side of a pillar or something via a hook or the like. A container for using paper as a tissue. 2. A continuous roll paper (2) is shown in FIG. 3 using a cylinder (8) or a polygonal cylinder (9) as shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B instead of the tetrahedron shown in FIG. To draw out the tip part of (2) smoothly on the part of the side facing the non-circular part of (2) and use it like a tissue (4) is opened, and one of two sides (10) orthogonal to this side is opened or closed with a simple stopper (11) (8) or (9). A container for using continuous roll paper as a tissue, characterized in that (2) can be taken in and out, and (7) can be attached to a part of the rear surface of (3). 3. A tissue container as shown in FIG. 4, wherein the tissue outlet (4) is shaped as illustrated in FIGS. 2D and 2E. 4. A plurality of holes for use not only when the container is placed on something, but also when it is suspended vertically or horizontally on the side of a pillar or something via a hook or the like. A tissue container as illustrated in FIG.