JPS6240898Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a gift box made of cardboard that also serves as an exhibition. The main structure is that the entire front surface of the box body A is open with a slope, and a tray C that can be slid in and out is accommodated as an inner box. It consists of an outer box D that can be pulled out so that it will not come off when the box is turned off, and is made of an outer box D that is placed over the box main body from the front to form a lid. By pulling it out, you can greatly enhance the display effect, giving it a luxurious feel, and it is extremely convenient to reuse, and since there is almost no gluing, it is convenient for transportation, accumulation, and assembly. There are advantages.

The present invention will be explained below with reference to illustrated embodiments. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the present invention's display and gift box, where A is the box body, B is the partition, C is the tray, and D is the outer box.

The box body A is assembled from blank sheets shown in the exploded view of FIG. On both sides of the back plate 1, there are double side walls 2 having a bent part at the front edge by two fold lines,
2' and 3,3' are provided. Each of the side walls 2, 2' and 3, 3' has a fold-in flap at both ends. On the upper edge of the back plate 1, there is a bi-folded top plate 4 having a bent part a with a width a' formed by two fold lines in the center.
and an inner top plate 4' are connected to each other, and the leading edge of the inner top plate 4' is provided with notches (a plurality of them) 5, 5 into which insertion pieces of a partition, which will be described later, can be inserted, and the lower edge of the back plate 1 is provided with The bottom plate 6 and the inner bottom plate 6', which have a bent part a of width a' formed by two batting lines in the center, are folded together to form a double bottom, and a lower part of the above-mentioned inner partition is formed at the inner edge of the inner bottom plate 6'. Notches 5', 5' into which the insert pieces are inserted are provided. This blank sheet is assembled so that the walls excluding the back plate are double walls and the front edges thereof are all folded parts a having a width a'. That is, as shown in the perspective view of FIG. 1 (or FIG. 6).

FIG. 3 is a developed view of the partition B, which is assembled as shown in FIG. 1 (and FIG. 6). In other words, the partition plates 12 and 12' are folded into two pieces of the same height as the box body, with the front edge having a bent part a of width a' in the center, and the partition plates 12 and 12' are used as partition walls on both sides. Flap 1 in close contact with the inside of back plate 1
1 and 11', and above and below thereof, locking pieces 14, 14 and 14', 14' that lock into the locking notches 5, 5 and 5', 5' provided in the box body are provided, and the box body Stopper 13, 13' that stops the rear wall of tray C, which will be described later, and can be taken in and out horizontally.
A notch c is left at the lower end of the partition plates 12, 12'. That is, this notch c is provided to be slightly higher than the length of the tray C that can be pulled forward for display and the height of the rear wall of the tray C. This partition B can be seen in FIG. 1 (FIG. 6).

Figure 4 is a developed view of tray C, and the upper edge of the four side walls is 2
A double wall is formed with a folded portion a having a width a' along the fold line of the book. A front wall 16 and an inner front wall 16' are provided, standing on the front edge of the bottom 15 and serving as a double wall having a bent part a through two fold lines having a width a'.
Locking pieces 17, 17' are provided at the leading edge of the bottom 6', and locking grooves 18, 18' for locking the locking pieces 17, 17' are punched out at the front edge of the bottom. The upper edge of the rear wall 19 is formed into a bent part a having a width a' by two fold lines, and an inner rear wall 20 is provided on the leading edge of the bent part a, and an inner bottom plate 21 is further provided on the leading edge of the folded part through the fold. The upper edges of both side walls are also double walls 22, 2 with a bent part a of width a' interposed therebetween.
2', 23, 23', and fold-in flaps are provided at both ends of each side wall.
Tray C assembled from this blank sheet can be seen in FIGS. 1 and 6.

FIG. 5 is a developed view of the outer box, and 24 is a top plate, 25 is a back plate, and 26 is a front plate, each of which has folding flaps 25' and 26'. 27 and 27' are side plates, respectively, 28 and 28' are inward folding flaps provided at their respective leading edges, and b is a triangular flap, and the triangular flap b is folded inward and the upper part is folded inward. This will be held down by the fold-in flaps 28, 28'. The assembled outer box D has an open bottom and is placed over the box body A from the front. The assembled outer box D can be seen in FIG.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a state in which the tray C is pulled out from the box body A for display and the rear wall of the tray C is held in place by stoppers 13 and 13', and X indicates the stored items.

Note that the partition B can have any number of partition plates depending on the number of articles to be stored.

In addition, inside the outer box D, in order to suppress the movement of the article It is preferable to have a structure with a double folded part to form a plate) and may be attached to the back surface of the top plate of the outer box D.

This presser plate E consists of a panel 29 and overlapping presser pieces 30 and 30' that are erected perpendicularly to the panel 29 through fold lines d and d', and these parts press down on the articles in the tray. This is to prevent them from becoming upset.

As mentioned above, the gift box of the present invention is made of cardboard that looks luxurious at first glance, and is extremely easy to assemble with almost no gluing required.It also has a sufficient display effect and can be used for seasoning at home. It has the advantage of being convenient and reusable for other purposes.

In the illustrated embodiment of the present invention, the entire front surface of the box body is open with an inclined surface, but this is to enhance the display effect depending on the shape and size of the stored items. may be used as a vertical surface depending on the stored items.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the present invention's display and gift box, Figure 2 is a developed view of the box body A, Figure 3 is a developed view of the partition B, and Figure 4 is a developed view of the tray (inner box) C. , 5th
The figure is a developed view of the outer box D, FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the display and gift box of the present invention during display, and FIG. 7 is a developed view of the presser plate. A...Box body, B...Inner partition, C...Tray (inner box), D...Outer box, E...Press plate, 1...Back plate of box body, 2, 2', 3, 3 '...Same side wall, 4, 4'...Same top plate, 5,5'...Same locking notch, 6,6'...Same bottom plate, 11,11'...Inner partition flap, 1
2, 12'... Partition plate of the inner partition wall, 13, 13'...
...stopper, 14, 14'...locking piece, 15...
...Bottom plate of tray C, 16, 16'...Front plate, 1
7, 17'... Locking piece, 18, 18'... Locking punching groove, 19... Rear plate (rear wall), 20... Inner rear wall, 21... Inner bottom plate, 22, 22' ...Side wall, 2
3, 23...Side wall, 24...Top plate of outer box, 25...
...Back plate, 26...Front plate, 25', 26'...Folding flap, 27, 27'...Side plate, 28,
28'... Flap, 29... Panel of presser plate E, 30, 30'... Holder piece, a... Width of frame-shaped portion, b... Triangular flap, c... Notch of partition plate, d , d′...Fold line, X...Article.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It has both walls with inclined front edges, the entire front side is open on the slope, all the other walls except the back plate constitute a double wall, and there are upper and lower walls on the inner edges of the inner top plate and the inner bottom plate. A box body A has a plurality of insertion notches facing each other, and a two-fold box body A that has locking pieces that fit into the notches on the upper and lower edges, and is folded in half between the flaps that overlap the back plate of the box body. The heavy-walled partitions are connected, and this double wall has a notch that leaves a stopper that holds the rear wall of the drawer tray described later. This gift box is characterized by being composed of a double-walled tray C and an outer box D that covers the entire box into which the box body is inserted.