KR20110010350A

KR20110010350A - A box of tissues

Info

Publication number: KR20110010350A
Application number: KR1020090067869A
Authority: KR
Inventors: 한용규
Original assignee: 한용규
Priority date: 2009-07-24
Filing date: 2009-07-24
Publication date: 2011-02-01

Abstract

PURPOSE: A tissue box is provided, which can improve marketability and reliability of products by inducing withdrawal of tissue with small power. CONSTITUTION: A tissue box comprises: a box body(10) in which an outlet is opened along cutting lines in order to receive tissue; and a blocking plate(20) which is attached to the bottom surface of the outlet and in which a slit is notched. The slit(21) notched in the blocking plate is repetitively shaped into a waveform. In both ends of the slit, holes(30) are formed.

Description

Tissue Box {A box of tissues}

The present invention relates to a tissue box, and more particularly, to prevent the tissue paper waiting to be pulled out into the box and to draw out and use the paper more smoothly and easily, even if the amount of effort and effort required for the extraction is reduced. Invented.

In general, tissues are widely used in daily life, such as when you wipe the water or remove dirt, or when washing the mouth or hands after meals, women wear makeup.

These tissues are stored in a plurality of superimposed state in the tissue box, and is mainly used to pull out the tissues through the outlet opening on the top.

The tissue box is punched out along the shape of the outlet in the manufacturing step to form the outlet in the upper portion of the thick paper material, the outlet is created by the user to remove the blocked portion in the shape of the perforated line.

And, the bottom surface of the outlet is attached with a vinyl block plate with a slit formed in order to prevent the tissue paper from flowing into the inside.

Since the tissue is embedded in the end of the tissue and overlaps with the tissue tip of the next sheet, when the tissue located at the uppermost part is taken out through the outlet, a part of the tissue of the next sheet is partially exposed to the outlet so that it can be easily used next time. You are ready.

As shown in FIG. 4, the tissue box 10 has a structure in which a plurality of tissue papers (not shown) are stacked and stored in an internal space of a substantially rectangular parallelepiped box body 10 having a predetermined internal space. The upper surface of the (10) was formed by taking out the stacked tissue paper one by one to form a drawer (11) elongated in a nearly oval shape for easy use.

Conventionally, a vinyl blocking plate 20 in which a slit 21 is cut in the longitudinal direction so as to secure a catching force on a tissue paper waiting to be pulled out while having a large area to block the opening at the bottom of the outlet 11. Is provided.

Accordingly, the user pulls the tissue paper of the uppermost layer exposed through the outlet 11 of the box body 10 to the upper side and pulls it out to the outside, and a part of another tissue paper by stacking the tissue paper stacked and stored. Is drawn through the slit 21 to wait.

However, when the tissue paper stacked and stored in the box body 10 is used in 1/2 to 2/3 or more, the difference in height between the tissue paper of the uppermost layer and the slit 21 of the blocking plate 20 becomes larger. The tissue paper that has been caught by the slit 21 and waiting to be pulled out frequently occurs in the box body 10 due to its own weight.

For this reason, it is difficult for a user to withdraw tissue paper continuously.

Conventionally, in the blocking plate 20 attached to the bottom of the outlet 11, the slits 21 are formed to extend in a straight line as shown in FIG. 4.

In the initial use of the tissue paper stored in the box, the barrier plate 20 is maintained relatively tight by its own elastic force, and there is little difference in height between the upper end of the stacked tissue paper and the tissue paper waiting to be pulled out.

Therefore, the self-weight of the tissue paper waiting to be taken out was very weak to maintain the holding force to some extent, but as the amount of use increased, the slits 21 cut in a straight line became loose more than the thickness of the tissue paper. In addition, as the distance between the laminated tissue and the tissue paper exposed to the outside of the box increases, the size of its own weight increases, so that the falling into the box body 20 frequently occurs.

In this case, the vicious cycle in which the slit 21 is more loosened may be repeated while taking out the tissue paper dropped into the box body 20 by hand.

In particular, when more than 1/2 of the inside of the box is used, a part of the tissue is not exposed and the inside of the box is often hidden. After finding and withdrawing to the outlet, the process is complicated and time-consuming.

In addition, since this phenomenon is continuously repeated, it causes the user to be irritated and uncomfortable, and thus lost the commerciality.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a tissue box that can provide a convenience of use by allowing a portion of the tissue paper to be exposed to the upper outlet in a draw-out state at all times regardless of the amount of tissue used.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a tissue box that can induce the withdrawal even with less force than when the tissue is pulled out to improve the merchandise and reliability of the product.

The constitution for achieving the object of the present invention, the box body 10 is opened along the perforation line 11 in the hollow housing shape to accommodate the tissue (1) therein, and

In the configuration of the blocking plate 20 is attached to the bottom of the outlet 11, the slit 21 is cut off,

The slit 21 cut out in the said blocking plate 20 is achieved by repeating shaping | molding in the wave form so that the position of top part (a) (b) may mutually shift | deviate.

Here, the wave shape of the slit 21 may be repeatedly formed into any one of a triangle, a square, or a round arc.

According to the configuration of the present invention, the top portion (a) of the blocking plate 20 in a state in which the tissue 1 filled in the box body 10 is exposed to the upper portion of the outlet 11 for the next use. (b) is inclined with respect to the self-weight direction of the tissue (1) to maintain a state of support.

Therefore, as a result of supporting the tissue (1) waiting to be used is not lowered by its own weight in the cross direction as a result of a plurality of tops (a) (b) is always constant even at the end of using the tissue as well as the initial use The tissue exposed portion is ready for use.

Therefore, it is possible for the user to be convenient, and the merchandise of the product is improved.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a perspective view of a tissue box showing a structure in which the slit 21 of a triangular waveform is formed on the blocking plate 20 of the present invention.

2 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the state of use of FIG. 1.

3A to 3C are plan views showing the waveform embodiment of the slit 21 formed in the blocking plate 20.

4 is a perspective view of a tissue box showing a structure in which a straight slit 21 is formed in a conventional blocking plate 20.

The present invention relates to a box for accommodating the tissue 1 therein, and more particularly to a large-size tissue box having a large amount of tissue, such as at home or office.

The box body 10 is made of a hollow box shape so that the tissue 1 can be accommodated into a paper material having a predetermined thickness, and the outlet 11 is opened and opened by the user by a tear line on the upper surface portion.

The outlet 11 maintains the attachment state by continuously punching the perforated line in the step of manufacturing the box body 10, and is opened in a substantially ellipse shape by the user cutting along the perforated line.

In addition, the bottom plate of the outlet 11 opened through the box body 10 is attached to the blocking plate 20 made of a vinyl material.

The blocking plate 20 is a slit 21 is cut in the longitudinal direction so that the tissue 1 can be drawn out of the plastic material with good flexibility, the configuration feature of the present invention is a zigzag waveform of the slit 21 It is in molding.

That is, as shown in Figs. 3A to 3C, the slits 21 are cut and formed into waveforms so that the top portions (a) and (b) are shifted from each other in a triangular to square or round arc shape.

For example, when the slit 21 is cut in the shape of a triangle shown in FIG. 3A, the vertex tops (a) and (b) are repeated to cross each other, and the tissue 1 stored inside the box body 10 is first displayed. In the case of withdrawal, the top portions (a) and (b) are inclined upwardly along the withdrawal direction.

Therefore, the tops (a) and (b) of both sides are inclined to support the tissue 1 so as to suppress the action force to be lowered by the weight toward the inside of the box body 10.

In this state, when the user grabs by hand to use the waiting tissue 1 and pulls it upwards, the tissue 1 is moved in the inclined direction of the top portion (a) (b) so that it is smoothly and smoothly without resistance. It can be withdrawn.

Then, the tissue 1 of the next sheet is superimposed so that it is withdrawn to the top through the slit 21 of the blocking plate 20 and then partially exposed to have a ready state to facilitate the next use. (1) is supported by the top portion (a) (b) of the blocking plate 20 to be lowered to its own weight at the position intersected with each other to maintain the withdrawal state.

When the shape of the slit 21 is formed into a waveform in which the positions of the top portions (a) and (b) are shifted from each other, such as a triangle, a square, a round arc, and a trapezoid, as shown in the drawing, the tissue 1 as described above. It is possible to obtain the same effect by supporting the inclined at the cross position.

On the other hand, the both ends of the slit 21 is better to drill a hole (30).

This hole 30 can obtain the effect of preventing the tearing of the blocking plate 20 at both ends due to the repeated tissue (1) pulled out when both ends of the slit 21 is sharply finished.

The blocking plate 20 is typically selected from a vinyl material, but it may be made of a nonwoven fabric or a paper material.

Therefore, the present invention can keep the part exposed to the outside of the box always ready for the next use of the tissue (1) to give the user convenience, and improve the productability of the product.

1 is a perspective view of a tissue box showing a structure in which a slit of a triangular waveform is formed on the blocking plate of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the use state of Figure 1;

3A to 3C are plan views showing slit waveforms formed on the blocking plate according to an exemplary embodiment.

Figure 4 is a perspective view of a tissue box showing a structure in which a linear slit is formed in a conventional blocking plate.

* Description of the major symbols in the drawings *

1-Tissue 10-Box Body

11-outlet 20-blocking plate

21-slits a, b-top

Claims

A box body 10 in which the outlet 11 is opened along the perforation line in a hollow enclosure shape to accommodate the tissue 1 therein,

The tissue box, characterized in that the slit 21 is cut in the blocking plate 20 is repeatedly formed into a waveform so that the top (a) (b) position is shifted from each other.

The tissue box according to claim 1, wherein the slit (21) has a triangular, square or round arc shape, and a trapezoidal wave shape.

The tissue box according to claim 1, further comprising holes (30) at both ends of the slit (21).