JPS6137623Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to an outer case for a costume box made of thick paper such as cardboard.

2. Description of the Related Art Clothing boxes made of thick paper such as cardboard and having drawers that can be freely inserted and removed within a rectangular outer case have long existed. However, this kind of drawer-style wardrobe has a structure in which one drawer is provided for one outer case, so it is expensive.
They take up a lot of space when stacked in large numbers, and they also have problems with stability.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The object of this invention is therefore to provide a durable outer case of a wardrobe made of cardboard that is capable of supporting a plurality of drawers.

The structure of this invention is that a partition tube is inserted inside a square tube-shaped case body made of cardboard with the front side open.
The rear part of the partition tube is supported by the abutment between the edge of the spacing piece that extends up and down from the insertion side edge of the partition tube and the inner surface of the top plate and bottom plate of the case body, and is fitted inside the opening of the case body. A pair of horizontal axes that abut the front edges of the top plate and bottom plate of the partition tube are passed between the opposing vertical axes of the rectangular shape-retaining frame made of metal wire rods, and the front side of the top plate and the horizontal axis A contact piece that abuts the inner surface of the side plate of the case body is formed at both ends of a pair of receiving plates that are folded in half to wrap around the front side of the bottom plate, and flaps are provided at the upper and lower edges and both side edges of the opening of the case body, respectively. The flap is folded back inside the case body to prevent the receiving plate and shape-retaining frame from falling out.

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 5, and 6, the outer case 1 according to this invention has a rectangular case body 1.
0 and the partition tube 3 inserted inside this main body 10
0, a rectangular shape-retaining frame 40 that fits into the front opening of the case body 10, and a pair of receiving plates 50 that are folded in half. Each of 50 is made of thick paper such as cardboard.

FIG. 3 shows a developed view of the case body 10, in which the side plates 11, the top plate 12, the side plates 11, and the bottom plate 13 are provided in parallel with each other through fold lines 14, and by folding the respective fold lines 14, a rectangular shape is formed. Then, the inner flap 15 formed on the edge of one side plate 11, the inner flap 16 formed on the edge of the top plate 12 and the bottom plate 13 are bent inward, and then the other side plate 11 is folded inwards. When the outer flap 17 formed at the end edge is folded in and the insertion piece 18 at the tip of the outer flap 17 is inserted into the notch 19 formed at the center of the side edge of the inner flap 15, the inclined side edge of the middle flap 16 is inserted. The engaging piece 20 at the end fits inside the inner flap 15, and as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, it is possible to assemble the rectangular case body 10 whose front side is open.

An upper flap 21 is formed on the front edge of the top plate 12 of the case body 10, and a lower flap 22 is provided on the front edge of the bottom plate 13. Furthermore, side plate 1
A plurality of horizontal flaps 2 are provided on the front edge of 1 through the fold line.
3, and projecting pieces 24 are formed at the front of the upper and lower edges of this horizontal flap 23.

FIG. 2 shows a developed view of the partition tube 30, and the top plate 3
1. The side plates 32, the bottom plate 33, and the side plates 32 are each provided in parallel along a fold line 34, and when each fold line 34 is folded in, a rectangular cylinder is formed.
A spacing plate 37 is formed at the edge of the top plate 31 and the bottom plate 33 through a U-shaped cut 35 and a fold line 36 extending laterally from both ends of the cut 35. When bent outward, the inner portion 35' of the notch 35 stands up inward and the edges abut each other, thus assembling the rectangular partition tube 30 as shown in FIG.

The width dimension of this partition tube 30 is approximately equal to the dimension between the side plates 11 of the case body 10, and the dimension between the upper and lower edges of the pair of spacing plates 37 is approximately equal to the dimension between the side plates 11 of the case body 10.
The dimension is approximately equal to the dimension between the top plate 12 and the bottom plate 13 of 0.

The shape-retaining frame 40 is made of a metallic wire such as wire. This shape-retaining frame 40 is the case body 1
It is formed into a square shape that fits snugly inside the 0.
A pair of horizontal shafts 42 are passed between the vertical shafts 41 on both sides.

Furthermore, as shown in the developed view of FIG. 4, the receiving plate 50 has two fold lines 51 at bisecting positions in the width direction.
is formed and folded in half along this fold line 51. There are fold lines 52 at both ends of the receiving plate 50.
A pair of contact pieces 53 are formed through the
Each of the contact pieces 53 is bent up and down along the fold line 52.

Note that 54 indicates a slit formed between the receiving plate 50 and the abutting piece 53, and the projecting piece 24 provided on the horizontal flap 23 can be engaged with this slit 54.

Now, insert the partition tube 30, which is also assembled into a square shape, into the inside of the case body 10, which has been assembled into a square shape, and insert the spacer plate 37, which is raised up and down from the insertion side edge of the partition tube 30, into the case body. 10, the upper and lower edges of the spacing plate 37 abut against the inner surfaces of the top plate 12 and bottom plate 13 of the case body 10, and the rear part of the partition tube 30 is stably supported.

Therefore, when the partition tube 30 is held horizontally and the shape-retaining frame 40 is fitted into the front opening of the case body 10, the pair of horizontal shafts 42 of the shape-retaining frame 40 are aligned with the top plate 31 of the partition tube 30 and A pair of plates abutting against the front edge of the bottom plate 33, so that the horizontal axis 42 and the front part of the partition tube top plate 31 and the horizontal axis 42 and the front part of the partition plate bottom plate 33 fit inside the receiving plate 50 which is folded in half. receiving plate 50
, and then each flap 2 of the case body 10.
By bending 1, 22, and 23 inward, the outer case 1 as shown in FIG. 1 can be assembled.

In the assembled state of the outer case 1, the contact pieces 53 at both ends of the receiving plate 50 that wrap around the horizontal shaft 42 of the shape-retaining frame 40, the front part of the partition tube top plate 31, and the horizontal shaft 42 and the front part of the partition cylinder bottom plate 33 are in contact with each other. Since it is prevented from coming off by the plurality of horizontal flaps 23 folded into the inside of the case body 10, the front part of the partition tube 30 is supported extremely stably, and the front part of the partition tube 30 is supported very stably. A rectangular cylindrical drawer storage space 2 is formed. Therefore, drawer 3 is placed in drawer storage space 2 above.
By inserting , a clothing box A as shown in FIG. 8 can be obtained.

As described above, in this invention, a rectangular partition tube is inserted inside the rectangular case body and supported horizontally, so a drawer storage space is formed inside the partition tube and above and below the partition tube. A single case body can support multiple drawers.

In addition, a rectangular shape-retaining frame made of metal wire is fitted to the front opening of the case body to prevent it from coming off, which prevents the front opening of the case body from deforming into a diamond shape. A pair of horizontal shafts and the front part of the partition cylinder top plate, and a horizontal shaft and the front part of the partition cylinder bottom plate are wrapped in a bifold receiving plate, and the abutment pieces extending vertically from both ends of the receiving plate are attached to the opening edge of the case body. It is prevented from coming off by folding inward the horizontal flaps formed on both sides, and a pair of spacing pieces are formed at the rear end of the partition tube to abut against the inner surfaces of the top and bottom plates of the case body. The partition tube can be supported horizontally and stably. Therefore, an extremely strong outer case can be obtained even though the entire case is made of cardboard.

Furthermore, the case body, partition tube, and receiving plate can be stored either in the expanded cardboard state shown in Figures 2 to 4, or in the flattened state as a rectangular tube. It has many advantages, such as saving space and being easy to assemble by fitting and folding.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the outer case according to this invention, Fig. 2 is a developed view of the partition tube of the same;
Fig. 3 is an exploded view of the case body as above, Fig. 4 is an exploded view of the receiving plate as above, Fig. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing the case main body and partition tube as above, and Fig. 6 is an assembly as above. An exploded perspective view showing the shape-retaining frame and the receiving plate, No. 7
The figure is a partially cutaway perspective view showing the same as the above in the middle of assembly, and FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing the front part of the clothes box in which the drawer is housed in the outer case of the above. 10...Case body, 21...Top flap, 2
2...Lower flap, 23...Side flap, 30...
... Partition tube, 37 ... Spacing plate, 40 ... Shape retaining frame, 41 ... Vertical shaft, 42 ... Horizontal shaft, 50 ... Reception plate, 53 ... Contact piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A rectangular partition tube with approximately the same width is inserted into the inside of a rectangular tube-shaped case body made of cardboard with an open front side, and spacing plates are provided above and below the insertion side edge of this partition tube. A pair of horizontal shafts that abut the top and bottom fronts of the partition tube are passed between the opposing vertical shafts of the rectangular shape-retaining frame made of metal wire fitted inside the opening of the partition. A contact piece that abuts against the inner surface of the side plate of the case body is formed at both ends of a pair of receiving plates that are folded in half and wrap around the front part of the top plate of the cylinder, the horizontal axis, and the front part of the bottom plate of the partition cylinder, and a contact piece is formed on the opening edge of the case body. This is an outer case for a costume box, which has an upper flap, a lower flap, and a plurality of horizontal flaps, and each of these flaps is folded back inside the case body to prevent a receiving plate and a shape-retaining frame from falling out.