JPS591598Y2 - carton for tissue paper - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention was developed for large cartons for home and business use (for example, a carton containing 400 sheets (200 sets) of soil-sized papers) for tissue paper. It concerns cartons.

As is well known, tissue paper is widely used because it is thin, not bulky, strong, has excellent water absorption, and is resistant to water. Large cartons usually have 2
The carton is as large as 55' x 120 x 82 mm, so apart from homes with plenty of space, the carton takes up a surprising amount of space and becomes a nuisance in 3DK homes such as apartment complexes and condominiums. For example, if you place it on a table in a dining room, it will take up a considerable amount of space, but if you place it on the floor, it may come into contact with your feet and move. It is something that

This invention was developed by focusing on the diagonal point, and its purpose was to use the cut-off piece for forming the paper drawer opening, which had previously been discarded, to attach the carton body to a paneled wall, a cupboard, a refrigerator, etc. ,
To provide a tissue paper carton that can be used by adhering to an adhesive surface such as a tea dance, and therefore prevents it from getting in the way or moving back and forth, and can be used extremely conveniently. Another object of the present invention is to provide a tissue paper carton in which the locking piece is locked on the back surface of the top plate that is connected to the rear plate of the carton body, thereby minimizing the load applied to the adhesive piece. be.

Next, an embodiment of the present invention that can achieve the above object will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

a is the carton body, 1 is its upper plate, 2 is the upper plate 1, and a cut-off piece for forming a paper outlet is formed with a perforation line 3 made by a perforation hole. In other words, the shape thereof may be variously modified as well as conventionally known shapes.

A perforation hole 4 is provided in the cut-out piece 2 so that an adhesive piece 2a having a desired width and locking pieces 2b protruding from the left and right sides at the bottom are formed. A non-drying adhesive 5 is applied to the back surface of 2b, and a protective paper 6 is removably adhered onto this non-drying adhesive 5.

Reference numeral 7 indicates a perforation hole for forming an insertion groove formed in the rear end of the upper plate 1 at a point where the carton main body a contacts the rear plate 8. The aforementioned locking piece 2b is configured to be insertable into the carton body a, and is configured such that the upper part of the locking piece 2b is locked on the back surface of the top plate 1 after insertion. .

Next, to explain how to use it, first cut along the perforation line 3 to obtain the cutout piece 2, remove the protective paper 6, and then cut off the unnecessary parts along the perforation hole 4 to form the adhesive piece part 2a and the locking piece part 2b. A perforation hole 7 for forming an insertion groove is cut out.

Next, the left and right locking pieces 2b are inserted into the insertion grooves 7a formed by the perforated holes 7, and the upper parts of the locking pieces 2b are placed in contact with the back surface of the upper plate 1, and in this state, the adhesive is attached. As shown in FIG. 3, five parts of the non-drying adhesive, which is the back surface of the piece 2a, is used by adhering it to a bondable surface such as a boarded wall, a cupboard, a refrigerator, a tea room, etc.

By adhering in this manner, the rear plate 8 of the carton body a naturally comes into contact with the wall surface, etc., as shown in FIG. 3, thereby minimizing the load on the adhesive piece 2a.

Although one embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the present invention may be modified as follows if necessary.

(I) Two adhesive pieces 2 on each of the cut pieces 2 of the upper plate 1
a and the locking piece part 2b are formed by machine holes, and these two
Two perforated holes 7 for forming insertion grooves into which two locking pieces 2b are inserted and locked are provided on the left and right sides of the top plate 1, thereby further improving stability.

(II) The base of a separately prepared suction cup may be bonded to the non-drying adhesive 5 of the adhesive piece portion 2a.

As described above, the present invention utilizes the cut-off piece 2 for forming the paper outlet, which was conventionally discarded, so that it can be attached to other objects while the carton body a is suspended and supported. Therefore, it is possible to prevent as much as possible the problems and nuisances that occur in the past, and also to achieve the effect of obtaining a stable adhesion-retaining state.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the tissue paper carton according to the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a plan view, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sectional front view in a state of use, and Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line II - III of the same. FIG. 4 is a back view of the cutout piece. a... Carton body, 3... Cutting line with perforated holes, 1... Top plate, 4... Perforated holes, 2... Paper Cutout piece for forming outlet, 2a... Adhesive piece part, 5... Non-drying adhesive, 2b... Locking piece part, 6... Protective paper, 7...Perforation hole for forming insertion groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In cases where the main body of the carton upper plate has a perforation line with perforations, and a cutoff piece for forming a paper outlet is provided along this cutoff line, the front and rear cutoff pieces have an adhesive piece part formed by the perforation, and this adhesive A locking piece that protrudes left and right is formed at the bottom of the piece, and a non-drying adhesive is applied to the back of the cut-out piece, and a protective paper is removably adhered thereon, and a rear plate of the carton body is attached. A tissue paper carton having perforated holes for forming insertion grooves in which the front and rear locking pieces are inserted and locked in the upper plate of the carton body at the locations where they come into contact with the carton body.