KR20210027826A - Container of an infant tableware - Google Patents

Abstract

To efficiently receive baby tableware, the present invention provides a baby tableware storage box. To this end, the baby tableware storage box comprises: a body composed of a bottom surface and a wall surface to provide a space for receiving a chopstick, a spoon, and a fork; a chopstick receiving unit formed in one area of a bottom surface inside the wall surface to receive a portion of the gripping side and a portion of the end of the chopstick in a seated state; a low-rise receiving unit formed on a bottom surface between the chopstick receiving unit and the inner side of the wall surface, and including a low-rise wall having a round shape with an upper side surface and one side surface opened so that a part of a grip of the fork (spoon) can be seated; a high-rise receiving unit formed on the bottom portion to be spaced apart from the low-rise wall by a predetermined distance in the upward direction, having a shape higher than the height of the low-rise wall, overlapping a portion of the grip of the fork (spoon) received in the low-rise receiving unit, and including a high-rise wall having a round shape with an upper side surface and one side surface opened so that a portion of the grip of the spoon (fork) can be seated; a middle-level receiving unit allowing the neck portion of the spoon (fork) or the fork (spoon) stored sequentially stacked on the low-rise wall and the high-rise wall to overlap and be seated; and a cover coupled to the body.

Description

Tableware for infants {CONTAINER OF AN INFANT TABLEWARE}

The present invention relates to a tableware storage box in which chopsticks, spoons, and forks for infants can be stored.

In general, a spoon or fork is a tool for eating or inserting various foods, including rice, soup, or side dishes.In the case of a spoon, a head portion having a receiving portion for accommodating food and a handle extending from the head portion to one side is formed. , Iron, synthetic resin, wood, etc. can be made of a variety of materials.

In addition, in the case of a fork, a head portion having a plurality of forked portions for picking up food in the form of stamping on the food, and a handle extending from the head portion to one side thereof.

Such spoons and forks are suitable for use by adults, but in the case of infants, there is a problem that the grip strength of the fingers is weak, resulting in immature use.

Accordingly, methods of changing the size and material such as a method of reducing the size of the head portion of a general spoon or fork and forming a larger handle portion, and a method of changing the material to a softer material have been proposed.

In addition, when using chopsticks to consume various side dishes, rice, or other foods, the above chopsticks are used appropriately. Children who are learning chopsticks for the first time tend to give up due to lack of use of chopsticks. The method of eating with chopsticks by rotating the end of the chopsticks while holding the chopsticks formed in one hand is learned through a series of training.

In order to use the chopsticks provided as described above more easily and quickly, recently, a separate hinge member is coupled to the upper side of the pair of chopsticks, and the chopsticks are rotated through the hinge member, and a finger gripper is provided on one side of the body portion of the chopsticks. Chopsticks for infants have been developed and released, respectively, in which children can easily consume side dishes, rice, or other food by using the chopsticks in a state in which a finger is inserted into the gripper.

In the case of such chopsticks for infants, a combination of various types of characters has been developed and released in order to give familiarity to infants.

Spoons, forks and chopsticks for infants as described above are accommodated and stored in separate storage containers after use, and such storage containers must be provided separately. In particular, in recent years, due to the improvement of the standard of living, outdoor activities such as picnics, camping and parties are being activated on weekends. In addition, suitable tableware and cutlery are used for meals during evening activities, and products that are convenient to use and easy to carry and store in consideration of outdoor activities are preferred.

However, spoons, forks, and chopsticks for infants are difficult to store in a general storage container because they have different shapes from general tableware.

Utility model setting registration No. 20-0289828 (2017.11.07)

The present invention provides a tableware storage box for infants capable of efficiently using a storage space and preventing mixing with each other during portable movement by storing spoons and forks for infants in a stacked structure.

In addition, the present invention provides a tableware storage box for infants by minimizing the size of a case for storing a baby spoon, fork, and chopsticks, which can be accommodated, and minimizes noise generation when carrying and for easy storage.

According to an aspect of the present invention, a body consisting of a bottom surface and a wall surface to provide a space for accommodating the chopsticks, spoons, and forks, and a portion of the gripping side of the chopsticks formed in a region of the bottom surface inside the wall surface, and A chopstick storage part in which a part of the end is seated and received, and formed on the bottom surface between the chopstick storage part and the inner side of the wall surface, and the upper side and one side surface are opened so that a part of the handle of the fork (spoon) can be seated. A low-layer storage unit made of a low-layer wall having a round shape, and a fork accommodated in the low-layer storage unit having a shape higher than the height of the low-layer wall and formed on the bottom surface by being spaced upward by a predetermined distance from the low-layer wall ( A high-rise storage unit made of a high-rise wall having a round shape with an upper side and one side open so that a part of the handle of the spoon (fork) can be seated by overlapping with a part of the handle of the spoon), and the low-rise wall and the high-rise wall. It is possible to provide a tableware storage box for infants including a middle-layer storage unit in which the neck portions of the forks (spoons) and spoons (forks) are sequentially stacked and accommodated, and a cover coupled to the body.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the high-rise wall and the low-layer wall are spaced apart by a predetermined interval and are sequentially formed in parallel, and a first passage may be formed therebetween.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the middle-level receiving unit has a horizontal wall formed horizontally spaced apart from the lower-level wall, one side is coupled to the wall, the other side is coupled to the horizontal wall, and the neck portion of the spoon and fork is seated. It is composed of a vertical wall having a third seating groove that can be, and the height of the vertical wall is the same as the height of the high-rise wall, higher than the height of the low-rise wall, and a second passage is formed between the horizontal wall and the low-rise wall. Can be.

According to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, the low-floor storage unit may further include a support rib formed on the bottom surface of the low-floor wall so that the fork (spoon) is spaced apart from the bottom surface by a predetermined interval to be seated.

According to the above-described problem solving means, by providing an infant tableware storage box capable of storing infant spoons and forks in a stacked structure, it is possible to increase the efficiency of the storage space and prevent mixing with each other during portable movement.

In addition, according to the above-described problem solving means, by accommodating the spoon and fork for infants in a stacked structure, and accommodating the chopsticks in an area separated from the area in which the spoon and fork are accommodated, noise generation during carrying can be minimized.

1 is a perspective view of a tableware storage box for infants according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a bottom perspective view of the cover for the baby dish storage box shown in FIG. 1.
3 is an exploded perspective view of the cover and the body shown in FIG. 1.
4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA shown in FIG. 1.
5 is an exploded perspective view of the tableware storage box for infants shown in FIG. 1.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view illustrating a state in which chopsticks, forks, and spoons are accommodated in the body of the tableware storage box for infants shown in FIG. 5.

Advantages and features of the present invention, and a method of achieving them will become apparent with reference to the embodiments described below in detail together with the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below, but will be implemented in various forms different from each other, and only these embodiments make the disclosure of the present invention complete, and common knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention pertains. It is provided to fully inform the scope of the invention to those who have it, and the invention is defined by the description of the claims.

Meanwhile, terms used in the present specification are for explaining embodiments and are not intended to limit the present invention. In addition, embodiments may include application examples. In addition, in the present specification, the singular form includes the plural form unless specifically stated in the phrase. As used herein, "comprises" and/or "comprising" refers to the presence of one or more other components, steps, actions and/or elements in the stated component, step, operation and/or element. It does not preclude adding or adding. Hereinafter, embodiments or applications of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Hereinafter, a tableware storage box for infants according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described.

1 is a perspective view of a tableware storage box for infants according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a bottom perspective view of the tableware storage box cover for infants shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the cover and the body shown in FIG. 1, 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of the tableware storage box for infants shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 6 is a chopstick ( 300), a perspective view for explaining a state in which the fork 400 and the spoon 500 are accommodated.

Prior to the description of the embodiment of the present invention, tableware that can be stored in the baby dish storage box 10 may include chopsticks 300, a fork 400, a spoon 500, and the like.

The chopsticks 300 accommodated in the tableware storage box 10 for infants of the present invention may have a handle portion in which an action figure for inducing interest of an infant is mounted.

In addition, a gripping means (not shown) is attached to the handles of the fork 400 and spoon 500 stored in the tableware storage box 10 for infants to restrict the finger of the infant from reaching the tip.

1 and 6, the tableware storage box 10 for infants according to an embodiment of the present invention provides a space for storing dishes, such as chopsticks 300, spoon 500, fork 400, etc. Consists of a body 200, a cover 100 coupled with the body 200, and a handle 110 formed on one side of the cover 100 to facilitate separation of the cover 200 from the body 200 Can be. The cover 200 can be easily separated from the body 200 through the handle 110.

In addition, the cover 100 may be coupled to the body 200 through a fitting groove 120 formed on an inner rim. To this end, the body 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a bottom surface 210, a wall surface 211 surrounding the floor surface 210, and an edge surface of one end of the wall surface 211, that is, the bottom surface ( It may be provided with a fitting protrusion 212 coupled to the fitting groove 120 on the opposite edge of 210).

Through this structure, the fitting groove 120 of the cover 100 is coupled to the fitting protrusion 212 of the body 200 so that the space formed by the bottom surface 210 and the wall surface 211 may be sealed.

In addition, the body 200 may provide a space in which tableware such as chopsticks 300, spoon 500, and fork 400 may be accommodated. That is, in the inner space of the body 200, the chopstick storage unit 220 in which the chopsticks 300 can be accommodated, the high-rise storage unit 230 and the fork in which the spoon 500 (or fork 400) can be accommodated A low-level storage unit 240 in which 400 (or the spoon 500) can be accommodated may be formed.

The chopstick storage unit 220 may be formed in a region of the bottom surface 210 inside the wall surface 211 of the body 200 to provide a space in which a portion of the gripping side and a portion of the end of the chopsticks 300 are seated and accommodated. .

To this end, the chopsticks receiving part 220 is formed on the bottom surface 210 so that the handle portion of the chopsticks 300 (eg, a part of the gripping side) can be seated, the first seating groove 221, the end of the chopsticks 300 A second seating groove 223 may be provided that may be partially seated.

The first seating groove 221 may be formed by a first chopstick rest 222 for suppressing a left-right movement of a part of the gripping side of the chopstick 300 that is formed on the bottom surface 210 and accommodated.

In addition, the second seating groove 223 is a floor surface spaced apart from the first chopstick rest 222 by a predetermined distance, for example, a distance corresponding to the distance between the handle portion of the chopsticks 300 and the end portion of the chopsticks 300 It may be formed by the second chopstick rest 224 for suppressing the left and right movement with respect to a portion of the end of the chopstick 300 is formed on the 210.

The depths of the first and second seating grooves 221 and 223 may be greater than or equal to the thickness when the chopsticks 300 are folded.

The first and second chopstick rests 222 and 224 as described above may be attached to or formed integrally with a part of the wall surface 211 of the body 200.

The low-floor storage unit 240 is formed on the bottom surface 210 between the chopstick storage unit 220 and the inner side of the wall surface 211, and is upper so that a part of the handle of the fork 300 (or spoon 400) can be seated. The side and one side may be formed of a low-layer wall 241 having an open round shape.

The high-rise storage unit 230 is formed on the bottom surface 210 by being spaced upward by a predetermined interval from the low-rise wall 241, has a shape higher than the height of the low-rise wall 241, and is accommodated in the low-rise storage unit 240. A high-rise having a round shape with an upper side and one side open so that a part of the handle of the spoon 400 (or fork 300) can be seated by overlapping with a part of the handle of the fork 300 (or spoon 400) It may be composed of a wall (231).

To this end, the high-rise storage unit 230 is to provide a space in which the handle portion of the spoon 500 (or fork 400) can be accommodated, and the handle shape of the spoon 500 (or fork 400) It may be formed by a high-rise wall 231 having a shape that can be accommodated. Specifically, the high-rise wall 231 may have a shape of the end of the handle of the spoon 500 (or fork 400), that is, a round-shaped faceted body in which one side and an upper side to which a curved shape can be combined. have.

The low-floor storage unit 240 is to provide a space in which the handle portion of the fork 400 (or spoon 500) can be accommodated, and the handle shape of the fork 400 (or spoon 500) can be accommodated. It may be formed by the low-layer wall 241 having a shape. Specifically, the low-layer wall 241 may have a shape of the end of the handle of the fork 400 (or the spoon 500), that is, a round-shaped faceted body in which one side and an upper side to which a curved shape can be combined. have.

The low-rise wall 241 has a lower height than the high-rise wall 231 and may be formed to be spaced apart by a predetermined distance in the direction of the open area of the high-rise wall 231. A first passage 239 may be formed between the high-rise wall 231 and the low-rise wall 241.

Meanwhile, the high-rise wall 231 and the low-layer wall 241 may be formed on the floor surface 210 spaced apart from the wall surface 211 of the body 200 by a predetermined interval. Specifically, the high-rise wall 231 and the low-rise wall 214 are areas adjacent to the area in which the action figure of the chopsticks 300 is located on the floor surface 210 when the chopsticks 300 are accommodated in the chopstick storage unit 220 Can be formed in

According to this structure, the fork 400 (or spoon 500) is accommodated in the low-rise wall 241, and then the spoon 500 (or fork 400) is accommodated in the high-rise wall 231, thereby forming a fork in a stacked structure. 400 and the spoon 500 may be accommodated, and the handle portion of the spoon 500 and the fork 400 accommodated in the high-rise storage unit 230 and the low-rise storage unit 240 by a curved shape and a stacked structure Not only the left and right movements are suppressed, but the up and down movements can be suppressed.

On the other hand, in the interior of the body 200, the neck portion of the spoon 500 and fork 400, that is, between the handle of the spoon 500 and fork 400 and the head portion (that is, a portion having a spoon or fork shape) The middle-layer accommodating part 250 on which the neck portion can be seated may be formed.

The middle-level storage unit 250 includes a horizontal wall 251 formed in an area adjacent to the low-level wall 241 of the low-level storage unit 240 and a neck portion between the handle of the spoon 500 and the fork 400 and the head. It may be formed of a vertical wall 252 in which the third seating groove 253 is formed. This vertical wall 252 may be formed by being attached to the wall surface 211 of the body 200.

According to this structure, a second passage 249 may be formed between the horizontal wall 251 and the low-layer wall 241.

Support ribs 242 may be formed on the inner bottom surface 210 of the low-layer wall 241 of the low-layer storage part 240 according to an embodiment of the present invention. Specifically, a support rib 242 may be formed that is connected to the inner center of the lower wall 241 and has a shape protruding upward from the bottom surface 210.

The handle portion of the spoon 500 or the fork 400 accommodated in the low-floor storage unit 240 through the support rib 242 may be spaced apart from the bottom surface 210 to be seated.

On the other hand, the height of the high-rise wall 231 is more than twice the height of the low-rise wall 241, and may be slightly higher than or equal to the height of the middle-layer receiving portion 250.

Through this structure, a part of the handle of the fork 400 is seated in the interior of the lower wall 241 of the lower storage unit 240, and the neck of the fork 400 is seated in the third seating groove 253, and the spoon ( A part of the handle of 500) is seated inside the high-rise wall 231 of the high-rise storage unit 230, that is, the inside of the high-rise wall 241 at a position spaced apart by the height of the low-rise wall 241 on which the fork 400 is seated. In addition, since the neck portion of the spoon 500 is seated in the third seating groove 252, the fork 400 and the spoon 500 may be seated in a stacked structure.

Meanwhile, a side surface of the high-rise wall 231, a side surface of the low-rise wall 241, and a side surface of the horizontal wall 251 may be spaced apart by a predetermined distance and formed in parallel. Since the first and second passages 239 and 249 are formed in the spaced apart portions, water can easily escape to the outside when the body 200 is washed.

A process of storing the chopsticks 300, the fork 400, and the spoon 500 in the tableware storage box 10 for infants having the above-described configuration will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6.

5 and 6, a second chopstick rest while seating a portion of the gripping side of the chopsticks 300 in the first seating groove 221 formed in the first chopstick rest 222 of the chopstick holder 220 By seating a portion of the end of the chopsticks 300 in the second seating groove 223 of 224, the chopsticks 300 may be accommodated in the body 200.

Then, a part of the handle of the fork 300 is accommodated in the interior of the low-rise wall 241, and the neck part of the fork 300 is seated in the third seating groove 253 of the middle-level storage unit 250, thereby The fork 300 may be accommodated in the payment 240.

Then, a portion of the handle of the spoon 400 is accommodated in the high-rise wall 231, and the neck portion of the spoon 400 is seated in the third seating groove 253 of the middle floor storage unit 250 ( By overlapping and seating the neck portion of the 300), the spoon 400 may be accommodated in the high-rise storage unit 230 to accommodate the fork 300 and the spoon 400 in a stacked structure.

The above description is merely illustrative of the technical idea of the present invention, and those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains, various modifications and variations can be made without departing from the essential characteristics of the present invention. Therefore, the embodiments expressed in the present invention are not intended to limit the technical idea of the present invention, but to explain, and the scope of the present invention is not limited by these embodiments. The scope of protection of the present invention should be interpreted by the following claims, and all technical ideas that are equivalent to or within the scope should be construed as being included in the scope of the present invention.

10: case
100: cover
110: handle
200: body
210: bottom surface
220: chopstick storage
230: high-rise storage
240: low-floor storage
300: chopsticks
400: fork
500: spoon

Claims (4)

A body consisting of a bottom surface and a wall surface to provide a space for storing the chopsticks, spoons, and forks;
A chopstick receiving portion formed in a region of the bottom surface inside the wall and receiving a portion of the gripping side and a portion of the end of the chopsticks;
A low-floor storage portion formed on a bottom surface between the chopstick storage portion and the inner side of the wall surface, and formed of a low-layer wall having a round shape with an upper side and one side open so that a part of the handle of the fork (spoon) can be seated; ,
The spoon (fork) is formed on the bottom surface by being spaced upward by a predetermined distance from the bottom wall, has a shape higher than the height of the bottom wall, and overlaps with a part of the handle of the fork (spoon) accommodated in the low-floor storage unit A high-rise storage unit consisting of a high-rise wall having a round shape with an upper side and one side open so that a part of the handle of the handle can be seated,
A middle-level storage unit in which a neck portion of a fork (spoon) and a spoon (fork) sequentially stacked and stored on the low-rise wall and the high-rise wall are overlapped and seated,
Tableware storage box for infants comprising a cover coupled to the body.
The method of claim 1,
The high-rise wall and the low-rise wall,
A tableware storage box for infants that are spaced apart by a predetermined interval and are sequentially formed in parallel, and a first passage is formed therebetween.
The method of claim 1,
The middle-level storage unit,
A vertical wall having a horizontal wall spaced apart from the bottom wall in a horizontal direction, one side is coupled to the wall surface, the other side is coupled to the horizontal wall, and a third seating groove in which the neck of the spoon and fork can be seated. Consists of
The height of the vertical wall is equal to the height of the high-rise wall, and is higher than the height of the low-rise wall,
A tableware storage box for infants having a second passage formed between the horizontal wall and the lower wall.
The method of claim 1,
The low-floor storage unit,
A tableware storage box for infants further comprising a support rib formed on a bottom surface inside the lower wall to allow a fork (spoon) to be spaced apart from the bottom surface by a predetermined distance and seated.

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