JPS594597Y2 - foam plastic shoe case - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to a foamed plastic shoe case.

More specifically, this invention consists of an upper open case made of foamed plastic and a corresponding lid case, and a shoe sole is housed in the bottom wall of the upper open case.
A pair of recessed holes is formed, and a partition wall is provided between the pair of recessed holes, at least at the height of the toe part of the shoe to be stored, and a partition wall is provided between the pair of recessed holes, and a part of the recessed hole corresponding to the tip of the sole of the shoe is provided. A pair of protrusions that can almost reach the heel of the inner sole of the shoe are provided with a stop that can be cut by making a plurality of cuts, and are stored in a position opposite to the heel of the recessed hole on the inside of the lid case. The present invention relates to a foamed plastic shoe case having a section.

Traditionally, new shoes were stored sideways in larger shoeboxes made of cardboard, with each shoe opening facing the upper of another shoe without being held in place in any way. .

However, in such a shoebox, the shoes that are stored in the shoebox without being held in any way move within the shoebox and come into contact with each other when the shoebox is carried, so the shoes that are facing each other are This has the disadvantage that it easily damages the mouth and instep areas, causing the shoe to lose its shape, and also easily damaging the shoe box.

Furthermore, the shoes are stored sideways, facing each other in opposite directions, inside a paper box that has no aesthetic appeal, so you can't see the whole shoe when you just remove the lid. The disadvantage was that the shoes could not be displayed under these conditions.

The object of this invention is to provide a foamed plastic shoe case that eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks.

Other specific structural features and advantages of the invention will become apparent from the following description.

This invention will be explained in detail below based on the embodiments shown in the figures.

Note that this invention is not limited by this.

Reference numeral 1 designates a case 1 made of foamed plastic with an open top, and a pair of recessed holes 3, 3 having a shoe sole-shaped profile and projections are formed in the same direction in the bottom wall 2 of the case 1.

A partition wall 15 is provided between the pair of recessed holes 3, 3, and its height is such that when the shoes 6, 6 are stored in the recessed holes 3, 3, the insteps 14 of the toes are hidden. It is.

At the tips of the recessed holes 3, 3, that is, at the portions corresponding to the tips of the toes 11 of the shoes 6, 6 to be stored, there is also provided a stopper 16 which has a plurality of cuts 17 and can be easily cut. It is being

The stop portion 16 is cut out according to the size of the shoes 6 to be stored, and the size of the recessed holes 3, 3 is adjusted.

Reference numeral 4 denotes a lid case for covering the opening of the upper opening case 1, and when the inside of the upper wall portion 5 of the lid case 4 is covered, the recessed holes 3, 3 are located at positions opposite to the heel portions 10 of the recessed holes 3, 3. Projections 8, 8 are formed, the tips of which almost reach the inner sole heel portions 7, 7 of the shoe 6 housed and positioned in the recessed holes 3, 3.

This protrusion 8 may be formed integrally with the lid case 4, or
They may be formed separately and attached together with adhesive or the like.

Generally, the side surface of the upper opening case 1 has a recessed hole 3 in the shape of a shoe sole.
The toe side is formed to have a constant appropriate length 11 at a lower height hl, and the heel side is formed to a constant appropriate length 12 at a height h higher than hl, and both are connected by a diagonal line 9. Although it is formed in a joined shape, it may also be formed to have a uniform overall height with a lower height hl on the toe side, or the entire side surface may be formed simply by a single diagonal line.

When the shoe case is constructed in this way, even if the contours of the shoe sole-shaped recesses 3, 3 are made somewhat thicker than the size of the shoes 6 to be stored, the parts of the recesses 3, 3, especially the stop portions, 16, 16 and a pair of protrusions 8, 8 inserted into the shoe 6, the shoe 6 can be held in a predetermined position within the upper open case 1.

Therefore, the pairs of shoes 6 in the upper opening case 1 do not move and come into contact with each other, so that the opening 13 and instep part 14 of the shoes 6 are prevented from being damaged or deformed due to contact. This can be reliably prevented.

The partition wall 15 adds the effect of separating the shoes 6, 6 from each other, and further reliably prevents the shoes from coming into contact with each other.

Moreover, since the height hl on the toe side of the upper opening case 1 is low, simply by opening the lid case 4, you can easily see the entire shoe housed inside the upper opening case from the outside. By forming an attractive diagonal line on the side surface of the upper opening case 1, the shoe case can be made suitable for display as it is.

The pair of protrusions 8, 8 preferably have a length that just reaches the inner sole heel portions 7, 7 of the shoes 6, 6.

Since the height of the heel differs depending on the shoe, it is preferable to make the protrusions 8, 8 long in advance and adjust them by cutting them, or to make them elastic.

If foamed polystyrene is used, it can be easily scraped and has some elasticity, so it is suitable as the foamed plastic material of this invention.

The unevenness of the recessed parts 3, 3 is adjusted to the heel part 10 according to the unevenness of the sole of the shoe.
and the toe 11 are recessed, and a convex partition 12 is formed between them.

Since the heel of the shoe is also pressed by the convex partition 12, the shoe 6 can be held even more reliably.

Note that the upper opening case 1 and the lid case 4 are engaged by fitting recesses and protrusions provided at their respective edges.

As is clear from the above explanation, according to this invention, it is possible to securely hold one pair of shoes in a predetermined position inside the upper opening case, and prevent the shoes from hurting each other and losing their shape due to contact with each other. , it has a special function and effect that allows you to display the shoes just by opening the lid case.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the upper opening case of the shoe case of this invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the lid case of the shoe case, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the lid case of the shoe case. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional front view taken through a protrusion, assuming a state in which shoes are stored in a shoe case. 1... Upper opening case, 2... Bottom wall, 3... Recessed hole, 4... Lid case, 8...
...Protrusion, 15...Partition, 16...
...stop part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Consisting of an upper opening case made of foamed plastic and a corresponding lid case, a pair of recessed holes in which shoe soles are housed are formed in the bottom wall of the upper opening case, and a space between the pair of recessed holes is formed. A partition wall having a height at least about the height of the toe portion of the shoe to be stored is provided in the recessed hole, and a stop portion that can be cut by making a plurality of cuts is provided in a portion corresponding to the tip of the shoe sole of this recessed hole, and one side. A shoe case made of foamed plastic, characterized in that a pair of protrusions that can almost reach the heel portion of the inner sole of a shoe stored inside the lid case are provided at a position opposite to the heel portion of the recessed hole.