JPS629268Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to a container for storing confectionery.

Prior Art and Problems A side wall and a square lid plate are successively arranged in a bendable manner on one side of a square bottom plate, and a square frame is constructed to have approximately the same height as the side wall and the same shape as the square bottom plate and the square lid plate. Paper confectionery containers fixed on a bottom plate are known.

When using this container, the bottom plate, frame, and lid plate all have a square configuration, so you can move multiple pieces,
When packing into large boxes, all the outer surfaces of the corners are likely to rub against each other or other objects. Therefore, there is a problem in that the frame is damaged and the contents are likely to leak out from those corners.

The present invention was developed by focusing on these problems. Even though the bottom plate and lid plate are square, the frame is made circular with no corners, making the frame less likely to be damaged and making it easier to store. To provide a useful container in which there is less fear of things leaking out, and a container with a novel and unique design.

Means for Solving Problems In order to achieve the above object, the present invention has a circular frame in which a side wall and a square cover plate are sequentially arranged in a bendable manner on one side of a square bottom plate, and the height is approximately the same as that of the side wall. A confectionery container is provided, in which a small box is mounted on a square bottom plate, has a height approximately the same as that of the circular frame, and has a regular polygonal small box that can be taken in and out at the center of the circular frame and around this center. suggest.

Effects: As described above, the bottom plate and lid plate of the present invention are square, but the frame is circular, so compared to the conventional square frame, which is easily damaged from the corners, the present invention has corners that are easy to break. The frame can be made into a frame that is hard to break, and a useful container can be obtained with less fear that the contents will easily leak out.

Example To explain the example with reference to the drawings, the square bottom plate 1
A side wall 2 is bendably connected to one side, and a square lid plate 3 is bendably connected to the opposite side of the side wall to the square bottom plate side. The square bottom plate 1 and the square cover plate 3 are illustrated as having the same shape and size, but they may have different shapes and sizes as long as they are larger than the circular frame 4, but they are the same shape and the same size. The size is preferable, and the shape is not limited to the illustrated rectangle. The circular frame 4 is configured to have approximately the same height as the side wall 2 or slightly lower, and has a diameter that does not protrude from the periphery of the square bottom plate 1, and has either an upper end surface or a lower end surface. One end surface is glued and attached onto the square bottom plate 1. Small box 5
is formed into a regular polygon, such as a hexagon as shown or an octagon (not shown), and is formed at the same height as or slightly lower than the circular frame 4, and placed within the circular frame. At this time, the square lid plate 3 is configured to be in close contact with the circular frame 4 and the small box 5 so that the upper surface of the small box 5 does not protrude higher than the upper end surface of the circular frame 4. The small boxes 5 are configured to have dimensions that allow them to be placed at the center of the circular frame 4 and around it, and if they are hexagonal as in the illustrated example, they are configured so that one small box can be placed at the center and six around it. When placed in the circular frame 4, the outer corner portions of the peripheral walls abut against the inner peripheral surface of the circular frame 4, and the outer surfaces of the peripheral walls abut and are fixed to each other. The small box 5 has a foldable structure, and after assembly, the confectionery is stored from either the upper side or the lower side, sealed by pasting seals 501 on both the upper and lower sides, and the seals can be removed. For example, the structure is such that sweets can be taken out. The small box 5 does not necessarily have to have a structure that can be folded and assembled, and may have a structure with an opening/closing lid that is assembled and fixed in advance. Although not shown, the square bottom plate is 1
A hanging string, a stopper, etc. are provided on the rectangular lid plate 3 to close it and prevent the lid plate from being released.

As described above, the present invention consists of a side wall and a square lid plate that are successively arranged in a bendable manner on one side of a square bottom plate, a circular frame having almost the same height as the side wall, and a circular frame that is attached to the square bottom plate. Because the small box is constructed to have almost the same height as the regular polygon and is placed in and out of the center of the circular frame and around this center, it has a square bottom plate, a square lid plate, a circular frame, and a regular polygon. Irregularly shaped corner members, such as a square small box, form a harmonious packaging form.
Therefore, there is an effect that a novel and unique packaging form that has never been seen before can be obtained, and a packaging form that is suitable for both Japanese sweets and Western sweets can be obtained, and there is an advantage that the range of use is widened.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the container of the present invention with the lid open, showing the circular frame attached to the rectangular bottom plate, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the container illustrating the arrangement of the small boxes, and Figure 3 is the same perspective view as shown in Figure 2. FIG. 4 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the small box taken along line -2, and a perspective view schematically showing a method of attaching the circular frame and a method of arranging the small box. In the figure, 1 is a square bottom plate, 2 is a side wall, 3 is a square lid plate, 4 is a circular frame, and 5 is a regular polygonal small box.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A side wall and a rectangular lid plate are successively arranged in a bendable manner on one side of a rectangular bottom plate, and a circular frame configured to have approximately the same height as the side wall is attached to the rectangular bottom plate, and is configured to have approximately the same height as the circular frame. , and a confectionery container in which small boxes configured in a regular polygon are arranged at the center of a circular frame and around this center so that they can be taken in and taken out.