JPS5821435Y2 - clothing packaging case - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a clothing packaging case that stores clothing such as suits and dresses, and is intended to be dust-proof and insect-proof, as well as to have a good appearance.

Conventionally, clothes such as suits were stored by hanging them on hangers when not in use, but simply hanging them does not prevent dust from adhering to them, and it is not possible to prevent pests from eating the clothes.

Furthermore, if hangers are left hanging on a wall or the like, clothes are exposed and the aesthetics of the room is spoiled.

In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, this invention folds the clothes hung on a hanger, wraps them in a box that can be assembled freely, and exposes only the hooks of the hanger from the top of the box, which acts as a dust and insect repellent and also preserves the clothes. To provide a clothing packaging case whose condition does not impair the aesthetic appearance of the room.

Furthermore, the clothing packaging case can be unfolded and made thin when not in use, making it easy to transport and store.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows the packaging case in an unfolded state, and is made of sheet material such as thin cardboard, corrugated paper, or thin plastic plate.

This sheet material has a pair of face plates 1 and 2, an intermediate plate 3, a side plate 5, a top plate 6, and an upper plate 7.

The face plates 1 and 2 have a modified hexagonal shape, with the upper left and right sides of a rectangle slightly larger than the size of the clothes cut out into triangles.
A notch 10 is formed in the center of the lower side of one face plate 2.

The face plates 1 and 2 are arranged parallel to each other with an interval between them, and their sides are connected by an intermediate plate 3, and side plates 4 and 5 are connected to the other sides of the face plates 1 and 2. .

Top plates 6 and 8 are connected to the upper sides of the face plates 1 and 2, respectively, and upper plates 7 and 8 are provided on the left and right sides of the top plates 6 and 8 on the upper sides of the face plates 1 and 2, respectively.
9 are arranged in series.

These face plates 1, 2, middle plate 3, side plates 4.5, top plates 6, 8
, bending lines 11 are machined at the boundaries of the upper plates 7 and 9, respectively, so that they can be bent freely.

The widths of the intermediate plate 3, the side plates 4 and 5, the top plates 6 and 8, and the top plates 7 and 90 are the same, and each of the side plates 4, the top plate 6, and the top plate 7 is provided with a tongue piece 12. , corresponding side plate 5,
Insertion holes 13 are cut into the top plate 8 and the upper plate 9, respectively.

In addition, an elongated hanger through hole 14 is opened in the center of each of the top plates 6 and 8, and a camphor holding part 15 is fixed to the flat part of the top plate 7. As shown in FIG. 2, it has a box shape with an upward opening, and has side pieces 16,
17 are connected in an annular manner to form a rectangle, and each side piece 16, 17 has a glued piece 19 on the bottom side, and the glued piece 19 is adhered to the top plate 7.

Also, a bending line 18 is machined on the side piece 17, so that it can be freely bent along the boundary between the side piece 16.17 and the glued piece 19 and along this bending line 18. ing.

The camphor body 20 can be inserted and fixed into a space having a rectangular cross section formed when the side pieces 16 and 17 are stood up.

Furthermore, when unnecessary, they can be folded flat along the bending lines 18 as shown in FIG. 3, and their height prevents them from getting in the way when stacked.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained.

Hang the clothes 24 on the hanger 21, place them as they are on the face plate 1, bend each component along the bending lines 11, wrap the clothes 24 between the face plates 1 and 2, and put them between each part. The tongue piece 12 is inserted into the corresponding insertion hole 13 to assemble a three-dimensional box-shaped case with an open bottom.

At this time, the hook 22 of the hanger 21 is inserted into the hanger through hole 14, and only the hook 22 is exposed to the outside of the case.

Thereafter, by hanging the hook 22 protruding from the case, the outer periphery of the garment 24 is covered by the case, and the garment 24 and the case are held by the hanger 21.

Figure 5 shows clothes 24 wrapped in a case hung on a hanger 23.
This shows the state in which it is suspended.

At this time, if the camphor body 20 is attached to the camphor holding part 15, the insect repellent chemical generated from the camphor body 20 will gradually descend to prevent pests from attaching to the clothes 24.

Since the bottom surface of the case is open, the clothes 24 are always covered with fresh insect repellent chemicals, and the insect repellent effect is kept in the best condition.

In addition, if you print beautiful pictures, colors, patterns, store names, calendars, timetables, etc. on the outer surface of the assembled case, you can hang it in a place where people can easily see it, and it will not be a nuisance and create a sense of beauty. It does not make the room cluttered.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, it is possible to cover the clothing with a case to prevent dust from adhering to the clothing, and the camphor stored therein can prevent damage from pests.

In addition, various shapes can be printed on the outer periphery of the case, so it can be used to beautifully decorate the interior of the room.For example, it can be used by laundry shops for customer service, such as hanging washed clothes on hangers, covering them with the case, and handing them over. It has a very wide range of applications, such as the ability to

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a developed view of a case showing an embodiment of the present invention;
The figure is a perspective view showing the same camphor holding part as above, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the above camphor holding part in a folded state, Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing the state before wrapping clothes, and Fig. 5 is It is a perspective view showing a state in which a case wrapped in clothes is hung on a hanger. 1.2... Face plate, 3... Intermediate plate, 4,
5...Side plate, 6゜8...Top plate, 7,9
...Top plate, 15... Camphor holding part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pair of face plates, an intermediate plate that connects the sides of the face plate, side plates each provided on the other sides of the face plate, a top plate each provided near the center of the top side of the face plate, and each inclined to the left and right of the top side of the face plate. A top plate provided with a top plate, one side plate, one top plate, a tongue piece provided on one top plate at the opposite position from the face plate, between the other side plate and the face plate, and between the other top plate and the face plate. and an insertion hole opened between the other top plate and the face plate,
Cut out the hanger through hole opened in the top plate and the camphor holder provided on the inner surface of the top plate, bend these components along their boundaries, and insert each tongue piece into the opposing insertion hole. A packaging case for clothes, characterized in that a three-dimensional case with an internal cavity is formed by this, and a hook of a hanger on which clothes are hung can be inserted through a hanger passage hole.