RU130966U1 - CONFECTIONERY BOX - Google Patents

Abstract

1. A box for confectionery products, characterized in that in the front part of the lid there are non-through cuts forming the elements of the puzzle. 2. Box according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made with the possibility of using the box as a frame for the puzzle. Box according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made with compartments.

Description

The utility model relates to the food and light industry, and can be used as a game set with confectionery.

Known packaging containers (according to the patent for utility model RU40205), made in the form of a box made of cardboard or flexible plastic, the walls of which are made in the form of planar elements representing game modules.

Known confectionery product (according to the patent for utility model RU32435, selected as a prototype), made in the form of puzzles of substances of various compositions, providing the possibility of image formation. Its disadvantage is the limited possibilities for materials from which puzzles can be made, for their use as game elements and assembled puzzle as an interior element.

The technical task of the utility model is to expand its functionality, expanding the arsenal of boxes for air conditioning products.

The technical result is achieved in a box for confectionery (hereinafter referred to as box), made with the possibility of using the box as a frame for the puzzle. For example, in the front part of the lid there are non-through cuts forming the elements of the puzzle. Box for pastry made with compartments.

The utility model is illustrated by the drawings:

figure 1 - box for confectionery;

figure 2 - frame for the assembled puzzle;

figure 3 - hanging frame for the assembled puzzle;

figure 4 - hanging frame for the assembled puzzle;

5 is a pairwise arrangement of confectionery and puzzle elements in the compartments of the box.

Box for confectionery 1 is made with compartments 2 and may contain puzzle elements 3. The box can be configured to use the assembled puzzle 8 as a frame. For example, figure 2 shows assembled on a substrate 4 with a stand 5 puzzles, the cover 6 of the box can be made with a hole on the front part and acts as a fringe part (baguette) of the frame .

Figure 3, 4 shows the manufacturing options of the frame from the parts of the box. As a substrate for the puzzle, a plate made of a dense material embedded in a box can be used. Figure 4 shows a variant in which the lid 6 of the box is used simultaneously as a substrate for the assembled puzzle and as a frame. To do this, cut the corners of the lid and tuck its sides to the back of the frame.

As the material from which the box or its parts can be made, which are used in the manufacture of the frame, cardboard, metal (for example, foil), plastic or mica are used.

For ease of use, the elements of the puzzle can be installed on the substrate using magnets, using Velcro tape or glue.

The puzzle elements 3 may form part of the box lid. At the same time, in the manufacture of the lid, non-through cuts are made on it. After unpacking the box, the front of the lid can be disassembled into puzzle elements. In addition, a cutout can be made in the front part of the lid for insertion having not-through cuts forming puzzle elements, and forming a single unit with the front part of the package - the lid.

The box includes a reference picture 7, which can be made of a dense material (paper, cardboard, film, fabric) with an image, and is located inside the box, for example, made in the form of a layer between sweets and a box lid (Fig. 1). Also, the reference image 7 may be an image placed on the surface of the package (external or internal) or wrapping material.

Elements 3 of the puzzle can be located in the compartment 9, separated from the compartments 2 with confectionery (figure 1). The compartment acts as an alternative to a separate package, as products of a different nature (food, not food) from the point of view of hygiene, if the candies are not individually packed, they should not be mixed during transportation. Reduced manufacturing costs for individual packaging.

Confectionery 10 and puzzle elements 3 can be arranged in pairs in the compartments of the box (Fig. 5), for example, each puzzle element lies under a candy (through a layer or each candy has its own wrapper) placed in its compartment to save space in the box ( to reduce its volume).

The box can be provided with an outer packaging for puzzles, for example, combined with a common wrapping material, to create a new product by connecting two different products.

The box provides increased efficiency in attracting customers (forming and maintaining interest) in confectionery. At the same time, confectionery in combination with a puzzle game puzzles form a kit, the image on the packaging of which is part of the kit design and at the same time serves as a logical part of the puzzle-puzzle game, namely, a reference picture for assembling a puzzle, while the packaging itself can act as element of the interior. At the same time, the component of the box, the puzzle puzzle game, can change the subject (the assembled picture), in accordance with the variable image-standard on the (in) packaging, and the taste qualities of confectionery products remain the same.

Claims (3)

1. Box for confectionery products, characterized in that in the front part of the lid there are non-through cuts forming the elements of the puzzle. 2. The box according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made with the possibility of using the box as a frame for the puzzle. 3. The box according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made with compartments.

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