KR20080022141A - Box containing loose smokable material - Google Patents

Abstract

A box (2) (62) containing loose smokable material (4) formed from a one-piece blank comprises: a receptacle portion (6) containing loose smokable material (4) and having an access opening; a flap (8) integral with the receptacle portion (6) ; and a pair of opposed upstanding walls (30) integral with the flap (8) and extending at least part-way along the sides thereof. The flap (8) is moveable between a folded position, in which the flap (8) is folded at least partly around the receptacle portion (6) and overlies the opening, and an extended position, in which the flap (8) extends outwardly from the receptacle portion (6). The box (62) may further comprise an integral closure tongue (64) connected to the receptacle portion (6) and moveable between a closed position, in which the closure tongue (64) covers the opening and loose smokable material contained in the receptacle portion (6) is inaccessible, and an open position, in which loose smokable material (4) contained in the receptacle portion (6) is accessible through the opening. The loose smokable material (4) may be loose fine-cut tobacco for forming roll your own (RYO) or make your own (MYO) cigarettes and the box (2) (62) may be of substantially the same size and shape as a conventional cigarette pack. ® KIPO & WIPO 2008

Description

Box containing loose smokable material

The present invention relates to a box comprising a non-smoker smoking material formed from one blank.

Find cut tobacco (RYO) and self-made (MYO) tobacco products have conventionally been sold in reclosable, flexible, plastic bags. Such pockets often have elongated flexible flaps that fold or wrap around the pocket for sealing. Known pouches of fine cut cigarettes are generally not suitable for incorporating mounting points in vending machines sold in current vending machines used to sell packs of cigarettes or used for storage or display of packs of cigarettes.

According to the present invention, there is provided a box including a non-smoke-type smoking material formed from one blank sheet, the box including a non-smoke-type smoking material and having a entrance; A flap that is integral with the container portion and movable between the folded positions, the flap is folded and placed at the inlet at a minimum portion near the container portion, and in the unfolded state the flap unfolds outward from the container portion and the pair of opposing upright faces It is integral with the flap and extends at least to some extent along the side.

Also provided with a box for receiving a non-smoking type smoking material formed from a blank sheet according to the present invention, the box includes a container portion for receiving the non-smoking type smoking material and having an entrance; A non-smoking type smoking material connected to the container part and movable between the closed positions, the blocking tongue covering the inlet and contained in the container part is inaccessible, and the non-smoking type smoking material contained in the container part in the open position Accessible through the inlet and having a flap that is integral with the container and movable in a folded position, the flap is at least partially folded near the container and placed in the blocking tongue and the inlet, and in the unfolded state, the flap is in the container From the outside outwards.

Throughout the specification, "box" is used mainly to mean a rigid container. Such containers are self-sustaining, formed at one time and have a size and shape that do not change as the contents are injected into or removed from the containers. Conventional rigid hinged lead packs are mainly hard and self-supporting. Conversely, known pouches of cut tobacco are neither predominantly rigid nor self-sustainable.

The term non-smoker is not made from smoking articles such as cigarettes, cigars, cigarillos or the like, but used as smoking materials, but rolling tobacco, pipes ) Not limited to tobacco, chewing tobacco, or snuff.

Preferably, the non-cigarette smoking material is a non-cigarette type cigarette, more preferably a rolling cigarette, more preferably a non-cigarette type cut cut cigarette. The non-smoker smoking material is a rolling tobacco, and the container portion of the box preferably contains between about 20 g and 40 g of tobacco. Preferably, the non-smoke-free smoking material is not wrapped inside the box and is in direct contact with the container portion of the box. However, the non-smoke-type smoking material is contained in a bag, bag or other wrapping paper contained in the container portion of the box.

In the expanded part, the flap of the box of the present invention advantageously provides a surface for the consumer to handle the non-smoker smoking material removed from the container portion. For example, a consumer uses a face provided with a flap for winding a non-smoke-type smoking material that is removed from a container portion of a box in a wrapper forming a hand-wound cigarette. Alternatively, the user may use a face provided with a flap for placing the non-smoked smoking material removed from the container portion of the box in a pre-processed tube or piece forming the smoking article. The side with the flap in the open position is preferably printed with graphics, text, logos or other consumer information.

In addition, by helping to retain the non-smoke-free smoking material in the flap when disposed by the consumer, the pair of opposing sides, which advantageously extends to some extent along the side of the flap, is non-smoke-free when the flap is in the unfolded state. Helps to prevent the loss or waste of smoking materials.

Preferably, the opposing upstanding surface extends from the container portion along the side of the flap. In particular, the opposing upstanding surface is connected to the container portion. In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the shape and condition of the pair of opposing upright surfaces preferably helps to prevent the loss of non-smoke-type smoking material from the container portion when the flap is in the folded position.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the flap is connected to the front face of the container part and lies at the minimum of the second side of the container part, generally facing the front face in the folded position. In particular, in the folded position the flap lies at the second side of the vessel portion and at least the third side of the vessel portion, the third side generally facing the inlet. More specifically, in the folded position the flap lies on the second side of the container portion, the third side of the container portion and the minimum of the first surface of the container portion.

Preferably, the flap has a panel connected by two or more hinges.

One blank sheet from the formed box includes, but is not limited to, cardboard, paperboard, plastic or metal. Preferably the box is formed of one board blank paper, in particular from a thin film board blank paper, which is one film, or a metal foil thin board blank paper, which is one aluminum. The use of a thin board blank to form a box advantageously protects the box from spots or stains by moisture or the like appearing in the non-smoke-type smoking material contained in the container portion. Additional use of thin board blanks can be used to enhance the appearance of the box. For example, the box is formed from a single layer of laminated board blank paper and the film is printed with ink as a whole before it is metallized or flaked, such as providing a metallic or colored appearance when the flap is in the unfolded state. do.

Preferably, the box has a retaining means for supporting the flap in the folded position. The retaining means has a tab or flap provided in one part of the container part or a cooperative slot provided in the container part or another part of the flap, the slot being positioned to receive the tab when the flap is in the folded position. Alternatively, the holding means has a first electron region provided in the container portion and an aligned second electron region provided in the flap, the flap being folded by a magnetic field attraction between the first and second electron regions. Supported in position.

In another embodiment, the retaining means retains the flap in the folded position by the adhesive. For example, the retaining means has a resealable adhesive applied to the minimum portion of the flap or to the minimum portion of the container portion that adheres the flap to the container portion in the folded position. Alternatively, the retaining means has two non-contact means attached only when in contact with each other, the first of the two non-contact means being provided in the container portion and the second of the two non-contact means being provided in the flap, the first The non-contact means and the second non-contact means are positioned in contact with each other when the flap is in the folded position. The use of "A / B bonding technology" advantageously avoids all non-smoke-free smoking materials that are secured to the first or second retaining means when the flap is in the unfolded state, and the adhesion of the retaining means when the flap is in the folded position. Can lead to a decrease in

In addition to the specific examples described above, other various other known retention means may retain the flap in the folded position, such as a hook or loop type tightener, a resilient spring type tightener, or a springless type tightener.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the box has an integral closed rim connected to the container part and movable between the closed positions, the blocking tongue covering the entry inlet and the non-smoking smoking material contained in the container part is inaccessible and opened The non-smoker smoking material contained in the container portion at the location is accessible through the entrance.

Preferably, the blocking tongue is connected to the container portion along the hinge line to the main shaft.

Preferably, the flap is connected to the first side of the container portion and the blocking tongue is connected to the second side of the container portion, generally facing the second side and the first side.

Receiving the blocking tongue, which initially covers the entry and exit of the container, advantageously helps to preserve the freshness of the non-smoke-free smoking material contained in the container before the opening of the box, particularly in hot, dry or damp environments.

Preferably, the blocking tongue is detachably connected to the container portion. For example, the blocking tongue is connected to the container portion along the perforation line. With the box unfolded, by moving the flap from the folded position to the open position, the user moves the blocking tongue from the closed position to the open position and tears along the perforation line to separate the blocking tongue from the space of the box. Alternatively, the consumer releases the blocking tongue from the space of the box by pressing the blocking tongue in the closed position to tear along the perforation line. Once disconnected, the blocking snow is discarded. If desired, the consumer closes the box again by moving the flap back from the unfolded to the folded position.

Preferably, the distant portion of the blocking tongue in the closed position is fitted into the container portion through the entry inlet.

To help maintain the blocking tongue in the closed position, the box according to the invention has a retaining tab integral with the container portion, wherein the distant portion of the blocking tongue is fitted between the face of the container portion and the retaining tab in the closed position.

Alternatively or additionally, the removable adhesive is provided at a remote location of the blocking tongue that fits into the container portion in the closed position to help retain the blocking tongue in the closed position.

Through appropriate selection of the blank, the box comprising the non-smoke-type smoking material according to the invention is formed in a variety of different shapes. For example, a box according to the present invention may be rectangular, hexagonal, octagonal, oval, oval or "stadium-shaped" in cross section and the term "stadium-shaped" is a pair of opposing pairs joined by a pair of opposite curved sides. The beam is used to represent a shape with parallel straight sides. In particular, the box according to the invention has the same shape as all types of conventional cigarette packs. Preferably, the box according to the invention is mainly cubic. More specifically, the box is rectangular in cross section.

By varying the size of the blank from what is formed, a box is made which comprises the non-smoking type smoking material according to the invention and has different sizes. For example, the cubic box according to the invention is formed from about 55 mm X about 22.5 mm X about 84 mm or about 55 mm X about 22.5 mm X about 100 mm.

 Preferably, the box containing the non-smoke-type smoking material according to the present invention is mainly the same size as the type of known conventional cigarette packs. More specifically, the box containing the non-smoke-type smoking material according to the present invention is mainly the same size and shape as the type of known conventional cigarette packs. In particular, the box according to the invention is mainly the same size and shape as the known type of hinged lid tobacco pack. Boxes according to the invention having the same size and shape as known packs of cigarettes are advantageously sold in current vending machines which are used to sell packs of cigarettes or stored at the mounting point of sale equipment next to packs of cigarettes. In addition, the application of a suitable blend or trade dress to the outer surface of such a box advantageously produces a box comprising a non-smoking type smoking material having the same appearance as a conventional cigarette pack.

In addition, the box according to the invention has one or more pockets in or on the surface of the container to store tobacco paper, tobacco lighters, rolling machines or other articles. In addition, the pack of tobacco paper for winding individual cigarettes is attached directly to the flap of the container part or box according to the present invention using an adhesive or the like.

Preferably, the box according to the invention is packed in shrinkage or in a transparent polymeric film, such as polyethylene or polypropylene, as is conventional.

The invention is explained in more detail with reference to the following drawings.

Figure 1 shows a box comprising a non-smoked fine cut tobacco with flaps in the unfolded state according to the first embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of one blank forming the box of FIG.

3 is a plan view of an alternative blank forming the box of FIG.

Fig. 4 shows a box comprising a non-cigarette type pin cut tobacco having a cut tongue in the deployed state with the flap in the deployed state according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 shows the box of FIG. 4 with the blocking tongue separated from the container section. FIG.

The integral blank and box shown in the figure have several parts in common; These parts bear the same reference numbers throughout.

The box 2 comprising the non-cigarette type cigarette 4 according to the first embodiment of the invention shown in FIG. 1 generally has a container part 6 and an elongated flap 8 connected to the container part 6. Equipped. The container part 6 comprises a parallel rear face 12 (not shown) facing the front face 10, a bottom face 14 (not shown), the bottom face of the front face 10 and the back along the bottom side 12, the left side 16 (not shown) and the right side 18 connects the front 10, the rear 12 and the bottom 14, respectively, along the left and right sides. Accordingly, the surfaces 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18 of the container part 6 form a container part to which the upper part including the non-smoke-type cigarette 4 is connected. In order to facilitate the removal of the non-cigarette type tobacco contained in the container part 6, a notch 20 having an opposite sloped surface is provided in the middle of the upper side of the front part 10 of the container part 6.

As shown in FIG. 1, in the unfolded state, the elongated flap 8 unfolds outward from the upper side 12 of the rear face 12 of the container part 6. In the longitudinal direction, the flap 8 is approximately the same dimension as the base 14 of the container part 6 and the back side 12 of the container part 6 along the transverse scoreline (not shown in FIG. 1). The first panel 22 connected to the upper side, the second panel 24 having substantially the same dimensions as the rear surface 12 of the container portion 6, and the third panel having substantially the same dimensions as the first panel 22. (26) and the fourth panel 28 having substantially the same dimensions as the second panel 24. The first panel 22, the second panel 24, the third panel 26, and the fourth panel 28 are separated from each other in the longitudinal direction of the flap by three further horizontal parallel score lines.

A pair of opposing upright surfaces 30 is connected to the longitudinal side of the second panel 24 of the flap 8 along a pair of parallel longitudinal score lines. As shown in FIG. 1, the end of the opposing upright surface 30 adjacent to the container portion 6 of the box 2 has a pair of opposing foldable first web panels 32 having a "V-shaped" free end. Is connected to the side surfaces 16 and 18 of the container part 6. The end of the opposing upright surface 30 remote from the container part 6 of the box 2 is the third of the flap 8 by an opposing foldable second web panel 34 having a free end bent outward. It is connected to the longitudinal side of panel 26.

Looking closely at the box 2, the flap 8 moves from the unfolded state shown in FIG. 1 to the folded position, with the scoreboard in the transverse direction of the first panel 22, the second panel 24, and the third panel. By folding the 26 and the fourth panel 28, the container part of the box 2 is wrapped, and the flap is placed on the unfolded upper part, the front part 10, the bottom part 14, and the back part 12 of the container part 6, respectively. The opposing upright surface 30 of (8) lies on the left side 16 and the right side 18 of the container part 6. The pair of foldable second web panels 34 face each other to help smooth the connection of the upright surface 30 facing the third panel 26 of the flap 8 in the folded position. An extension of the upstanding surface 30 is formed. The shape of the pair of foldable first web panels 32 also helps the flap 8 easily fold to close the box 2.

In use, when the flap 8 is in the open position as shown in FIG. 1, the top surface of the first panel 22, the second panel 24, the third panel 26, and the fourth panel 28 of the flap 8. Is placed on the unfolded top and front 10, bottom 14 and back 12 of the container part 6 in the folded position, and the consumer winds the tobacco in the tobacco paper or smokes it to wind his own cigarette. It has a long or thin side or tray to handle. The upstanding surface 30 facing the pair of opposing foldable first web panels 32 is mainly perpendicular to the second panel 24 of the flap 8 and the panel of the flap 8 during use by the user ( 22, 24, 26, 28) helps to hold the non-smoke cigarettes (4) on the upper side is beneficial to prevent the loss or waste of non-smoke cigarettes.

One thin board blank 40 from box 2 of FIG. 1 is shown in FIG. The board blanks 40 comprise various panels and tabs, which are folded in the appropriate score line (indicated by the dashed line in FIG. 2) in a known manner and protected from each other, for example by applying adhesive to the box 2 shown in FIG. use. The term "score line" is used when referring to a line formed by, for example, scoring, cresing, perforating, embossing, or compressing, cutting, or weakening a blank. The blank 40 element in FIG. 2, which is similar or associated with the box 2 of FIG. 1 described above, uses the same reference numerals.

An elongated, thin laminate board blank 50 is shown in FIG. 3 instead of the box of FIG. 1 formed. That is, the same reference numerals are used in FIG. 3 for elements of the blank 50 that are similar or associated with the elements of FIG. 1 box 2 described above.

Like the blank 40 shown in Fig. 2, the blank 50 shown in Fig. 3 comprises various panels and tabs, which are folded in a known score line (shown in dashed lines in Fig. 3) in a known manner, for example in Fig. 1 Attached in turn by the adhesive of the box 2 shown. However, the panel of blank 50 shown in FIG. 3 forming the container part 6 of the box 2 shown in FIG. 1 is arranged differently than the panel of blank 40 shown in FIG. 2; The panel of blank 50 shown in FIG. 3 forming the flap 8 of box 2 shown in FIG. 1 coincides with the panel of blank 40 shown in FIG.

Important order in which the various panels of one thin board blank 40 and 50, respectively, shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 are folded and sandwiched in order to form the box 2 of FIG. 1, depending on the apparatus used to make the box, and the like. Will be understood. For example, the blank sheet 40 shown in FIG. 2 is advantageously partially pre-folded and pre-glued before being fully erected to form the box shown in FIG. With reference to FIG. 2, the panel 16 ′ and panel 16 ″ of the blank sheet 40 forming the left side 16 of the box 2 shown in FIG. 1 in a pre-folded and pre-attached step are shown in FIG. A “unfinished” box that forms the left side 16 of the box 2 shown in FIG. 1, which is easily movable in the panel 10 of the blank 40, and which is easily movable in the panel 10 of the blank 40. The panels 12 of the blank 40 attached to each other to form a shape, forming the front face 10 of the box 2 shown in FIG. 1, and forming the back face 16 of the box 2 shown in FIG. 1. Is placed on. Then building the "unfinished" box to form the box 2 shown in FIG. 1 is sequentially completed by hand or "unfinished" box transferred to a packaging machine with a panel 12 of blank 40. Are erected from the panel 12 of the blank 40 and the remaining panels of the blank 40 are essentially fitted together in a complete upright of the box 2. If desired, a double sided tape strip is provided on the panel 14 'of the blank 40 and may be used to secure the panel 14' to the panel 14 '' while standing up the box 2.

One blank sheet from the box containing the non-smoke-type smoking material of the present invention further comprises a holding means for supporting the flap 8 in a folded position. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the cut-out tab 52 provided on the panel 28 of the blank 50 is the flap of the box 2 shown in FIG. 1 adjacent to the free end. The fourth panel 28 of (8) is formed. A co-operative slot 54 is provided in the panel 12 of the blank 50, with the same width as the transverse cut-out tab 52 of the blank 50 and arranged principally therein. Typical cut-out tabs 52 and slots 54 form the back side 12 of the box 2 shown in solid line in FIG. 3. As soon as the box is erected from the blank 50, the relative reference point and position of the cut-out tab 52 and the slot 54 and the slot 54 are erected when the flap 8 is in the folded position, the flap 8 The fourth panel 28 of the box 2 is placed on the back 12 of the container part 6 of the box 2, and the slot 54 of the panel 12 is arranged to hold the flap 8 in the folded position. 28 to accommodate the cut-out tab 52 provided.

In place of or in addition to the cooperative slot and cut-out tab shown in FIG. 3, the box comprising the non-smoke-type smoking material according to the present invention has other suitable known holding means for holding the flap in the folded position. For example, with respect to the blank paper 40, 50 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, respectively, the resealable pressure sensitive adhesive may have an inner surface of the fourth panel 28 of the flap 8 of the box 2; Is applied to the minimum portion of the surface of the panel 28 forming the outer surface or the panel 12 forming the outer surface of the rear surface 12 of the container portion of the box 2, so that the flap 8 when the box 2 is erected It is detachably attached to the container part 6 in the folded position. Alternatively, aligned magnetic regions (not shown) may be provided on panels 28 and panels 12 of blanks 40, 50, and when the box 2 is erected, The flap 8 is supported in the folded position by a magnetic suction force between the four panels 28 and the rear surface 12 of the container portion 6 of the box 2.

A box 62 containing a non-cigarette type cigarette according to a second embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 4 and 5; The non-cigarette type cigarette contained in the container part 6 of the box 62 is omitted in FIG. The box 62 according to the second embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 4 has all the features of the box according to FIG. 1 and the first embodiment of the present invention described above. The box 2 according to the second embodiment of the present invention is further provided with a holding tab 66 connected to the blocking tongue 64 and the container part 6.

The cut-off tongue 64 extends outward from the upper side of the front side 10 of the container portion 6 and has substantially the same dimensions as the notch 20 provided in the middle of the upper side 10 of the container portion 6. A adjacent panel 68 (not shown in FIG. 4), detachably connected to the upper side 10 of the front side of the container part 6 along the perforation line (not shown in FIG. 4), The central panel 70 is approximately the same dimension as the third end panel 72 having the bottom surface 14 of the container portion 6 and the rounded free corners. The first panel 22, the second panel 70, and the third panel 72 of the blocking tongue 64 are separated from each other by parallel score lines in the horizontal direction. The retention tab 66 is detachably connected to the upper side of the right side 18 of the container portion 6 along the perforation line and extends out there.

The box according to the second embodiment of the invention shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 formed from one thin board blank type is shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, but forms the blocking tongue and retaining tab shown in FIGS. It includes additional panels and tabs when folded against the appropriate score line in a known way.

While the box 62 is erected from one blank 50, the third end panel 72 of the blocking tongue 64 is placed between the retaining tab 66 and the back 12 of the container 6. The second center panel 70 of the shut-off part 64 completely covers the unfolded upper part of the receiving part by being inserted into or fastened in the container part 6 of 62 and supported by the rear face 12 of the container part 6. Using the blocking tongue 64 in this closed position, the flap 8 wraps near the container portion in the folded position to fully erect the box 62.

The retaining tab 66 assists in retaining the third end panel 72 in the container portion 6 and supports the blocking tongue 64 which is omitted in the closed position. In addition, in addition to or in place of the retaining tab, a removable adhesive is provided on the outer surface of the third end panel 72 and the container portion (in the closed position) to assist in retaining the blocking tongue 64 in the closed position. 6) leaning against the inner face of the rear face 12.

In order to open the box 62 for the first time, the user moves the flap from the folded position to the open position wrapped near the container portion 6 of the box 62 of FIG. 4, the first embodiment of the invention shown in FIG. 2 as described above. The user then removes the third end panel 72 of the blocking tongue from the container section and the front 10 of the container section 6 from the container section 6 against the perforation line connecting the first adjacent panel 68. By folding the closed side to the upper side, the blocking tongue 64 is moved from the initial closed position described above to the expanded state of FIG.

The consumer then tears away the container tongue 6 of the box 62 by tearing along the perforation lines connecting the blocking tongue and retaining tab 66 of the receptacle shown in FIG. 5 to the front face 10 and the right face 18, respectively. Remove the closing side 64 and retaining tab. The closed side 64 and retaining tab 66 are then discarded.

While the invention has an embodiment with respect to a box having a flap 8 having a first panel 22, a second panel 24, a third panel 26, a fourth panel 28, the flaps When (8) is in the folded position, respectively placed on the unfolded top, front 10, bottom 14, back 12 of the container portion 6 of the box, the non-smoke type tobacco material according to the present invention The box provided has a flap including some panels. For example, the flap includes only the first flap and the second flap, each of which lies in the unfolded top and front of the container portion of the box when the flap is in the folded position.

Similarly, the box according to the first and second embodiments of the invention shown in FIGS. 1 and 4 has a pair of opposing upright surfaces 30 and a pair of foldable first and second web panels 32, 34. While each containing, the box containing the non-smoke-type smoking material of the present invention is provided with a flap in one or more such webpanels or faces omitted.

Moreover, while the present invention has an embodiment with respect to a box with a container section having a side that is inclined to the right, the box comprising the non-smoking type smoking material according to the present invention has one or more rounded or inclined sides. For example, by scoring one thin sheet blank formed in a known manner, a "round side" box with a non-smoke-type smoking material according to the invention produced is produced.

The outer surface of the box with the non-smoker smoking material according to the present invention may contain graphics, brand logos, health notifications and other consumer information, such as those typically found in pockets of find-cut cigarettes or packs of cigarettes. It is thought to move.

The present invention is provided with a box containing a non-smoke-type smoking material having a function of a bag known as a find-cut cigarette or the shape, shape and feel of a conventional cigarette pack.

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A container part 6 for receiving the non-smoking type smoking material 4 and having an entrance; A flap which is integral with the container part 6 and moves between a folded position which is at least partially folded near the container part 6 and covers the inlet and an outwardly extended position in the container part 6 ( 8); A pair of opposing upright surfaces 30 integral with the flap 8 and extending at least to some extent along the side; Consists of a box (2, 62) formed of one blank paper (40, 50) to accommodate the non-smoking type smoking material. The flap (8) according to claim 1, wherein the flap (8) is connected to the first face (12) of the container part (6) and covers at least a portion of the second face (10) of the container part (6) in the folded position. The second face 10 is generally a box (2, 62) facing the first face 12. 3. The flap (8) according to claim 2, wherein in the folded position the flap (8) covers at least part of the second face (10) of the container part (6) and the third face (14) of the container part (6), The third side 14 is generally a box (2, 62) facing the inlet. 4. The flap (8) according to claim 3, wherein in the folded position, the flap (8) has a second face (10) of the container part (6), a third face (14) of the container part (6), and a container part (6). Boxes (2,62) covering at least a portion of first surface 12 of the 5. The box (2, 62) according to claim 1, wherein an opposing upright surface (30) extends along the side of the flap (8) in the container portion (16). 6. 6. The box (2, 62) according to claim 5, wherein said opposing upright surface (30) is connected to the container portion (6). The box (2,62) according to any one of the preceding claims, comprising a retaining means (52,54) for supporting the flap (8) in the folded position. The non-smoking smoking material according to any one of the preceding claims, which is connected to the container part (6), the blocking tongue (64) closes the inlet and is to be accommodated in the container part (6). Box (62) further comprising an integral shut-off tongue (64) capable of moving between a closed position without opening and an open position in which the non-smoking type smoking material (4) contained in the container portion (6) is accessible through the inlet. 9. The flap (8) according to claim 8, wherein the flap (8) is connected to the first face (12) of the container part (6), and the blocking tongue (64) is connected to the second face of the container part (6). The two sides are generally a box 62 facing the first side 12. The box (62) according to claim 8 or 9, wherein the blocking tongue (64) is detachably connected at the container portion (6). The box (62) according to any one of claims 8 to 10, wherein the distal end (72) of the blocking tongue (64) can fit the container part through the inlet in the closed position. 12. The container tab (6) is further provided with a retaining tab (66) integral with the container section (6), wherein the distal end (72) of the blocking tongue (64) is retained with the face (12) of the container section in the closed position. Box 62 that can fit between tabs 66. The box (2, 62) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the non-smoking type smoking material (4) is in direct contact with the container part. 14. Box (2,62) according to any one of the preceding claims, comprising one or more pockets (6) for storing cigarette paper. 15. The box according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the non-smoker smoking material is a box of rolling tobacco, pipe tobacco, chewing tobacco or snuff. (2,62).

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