JPS6021928Y2 - Container for bath light - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a container for bathing potatoes and the like.

More specifically, the present invention relates to a container shape that allows for stacking that is advantageous for daylighting and that also allows for stacking that does not take up much storage space for storing contents.

Conventionally, potatoes have been stored in winter storage and germinated by exposing them to artificial light or sunlight in early spring, but since there are no suitable special containers, they are either left in the open or repurposed from existing containers. It has been.

The existing containers did not provide enough light, so they were generally unsatisfactory.

The inventors of the present invention conducted various studies to eliminate the drawbacks of the conventional methods, and found that
It has now been found that a rectangular container consisting of opposing high and low side walls, in which the bottom of the low side walls slopes inward, is suitable for bathing.

That is, according to the container for bathing light of the present invention, the lower part of the lower side wall is inclined inward, so when each container is filled with potatoes, the top of the container is below the upper edge of the lower side wall, and sunlight can be let in. If the containers are stacked in stacks at a location and some gaps are provided in the horizontal direction, a significant amount of light will enter through the gaps created on both sides of the upper opening of each container, providing sufficient light to bathe the potatoes.

Furthermore, when the purpose is to store the containers for purposes other than bathing, stacking the containers in a crosswise manner allows for effective storage without leaving any blank spaces inside the containers.

Next, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to drawings of embodiments.

As shown in FIG. 1, the bath light container is made up of opposing high side walls 1, 1' and low side walls 2, 2', each having a square upper opening, and the lower side walls 2, 2' The lower parts 3, 3' of are inclined inwardly.

Since the upper opening is square, when the containers are filled with potatoes and stacked crosswise as shown in FIG. 3, there is an effect that the containers can be arranged closely in the horizontal direction.

In addition, the lower ends of the high side walls 1, 1' of the bottom plate B are the upper edges 5, 5.
Since the load is loaded on one side to match the width of , it improves stability when stacked on sticks, as shown in Figure 2.

In the container of the embodiment, the top portions 4, 4' at both left and right ends of each of the low side walls 2゜2' are at the same height as the upper edges 5, 5' of the high side walls 1, 1'. The upper edges 6, 6' of the lower side walls 2, 2' are provided with inclined edges 7, 7' having the same slope as the lower parts 3, 3' of the lower side walls 2.2'.

The inclined lower part 3, 3' of the lower side wall 2, 2'
are continuous via a vertical upper part 10,10' and a horizontal edge 11,11' equal to the width of the upper edge 5.5' of the high side wall 1,1'.

Since the containers are provided with slanted edges 7, 7', the protruding parts of the high side walls 1, 1' are reinforced, and when the containers are stacked crosswise with the interior filled, the load of the upper container is transferred to all edges of the lower container. Part 5. 5', 6. 6'
, 7. 7' is supported, which is advantageous in terms of maintaining the strength of the container.

Furthermore, the bottom plate 8 and each side wall 1°1', 2 of the container
, 2' are provided with as many through holes 9 as permissible in order to maintain mechanical strength, so that the container can be made lightweight and consideration must be given to lighting and ventilation.

In addition, the container is provided with a gripping opening 12, 12'.

Such a container can be easily integrally molded by injection molding from a synthetic resin such as high-density polyethylene or polypropylene.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a front view showing containers stacked on a stick to bathe potatoes, and Fig. 3 is a cross-stacked state of containers. It is a front view. 1.1'...High side wall, 2,2'...Low side wall, 3゜3'...Lower part of the low side wall, 4,4'.
...The tops of both left and right ends of the low side wall, 5, 5'...
...Top edge of high side wall, 6゜6'...Top edge of low side wall, 7,7'...Slanted edge, 8...Bottom plate,
9...Through hole, 10.10'...Top of low side wall, 11,11'...Horizontal edge of low side wall,
12.12'...Gripping opening.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a rectangular container consisting of opposing high side walls 1, 1' and low side walls 2, 2', the opening is approximately square, and the lower portions 3, 3' of the low side walls 2, 2' are inclined inward. and the tops 4, 4' at both left and right ends of each of the low side walls 2, 2' are at the same height as the upper edges 5, 5' of the high side walls 1, 1',
, 4' to the upper edges 6, 6' of the lower side walls 2.2' are provided with inclined edges 7.7' having the same slope as the lower parts 3, 3' of the lower side walls 2, 2'. , and the bottom plate 8 and each side wall 1, 1', 2. A container for bathing light, characterized in that a large number of through holes 9 are provided at 2'.