RU21388U1 - PAPER BOARD FOR PAPER WIPES - Google Patents

Description

To solve this problem, a cardboard box was selected made of a sheet blank, divided by inflection lines into two end and two side walls, as well as valves to form a bottom and cover adjacent to the side and end walls. A new distinguishing feature is that the perforation of a given profile is made along the perimeter of this box.

The claimed box is converted into a paper towel holder by tearing off the top of the box along the perforation line. The choice of the perforation profile determines the design features and appearance of the resulting stand. In a specific embodiment of the cardboard box, the perforation is made in the form of a curve having arched sections on the side walls and sharp slopes on the end walls. With such a perforation profile, the stand has an original appearance and holds napkins well (they do not bend or fall out).

Figure 1 shows the sheet stock of the claimed box; figure 2 - assembled box with an open lid in a three-dimensional image; on fig.Z is a general view of the stand obtained from the box in a three-dimensional image.

The blank for the claimed box (Fig. 1) is a cardboard sheet with inflection lines 1 laid on it, dividing the blank into the walls: end 2, side 3, second end 4, second side 5 with the tab 6, bent inside the box, and valves: two curly side 7 with slots 8 and two end 9, forming the bottom, two end 10 with protrusions 11 and side 12 with the petal 13, forming the cover. The petal 13 is bent inside the box along the bend line 14, on both sides of which slots 15 are made. But along the entire length of the workpiece, figured perforation 16 is made, the sections of which are different on the end and side walls. In order to see the color of paper napkins and determine their quality, a hole 17 is made on the side wall 3 (in the upper part). On the sheet blank, thin lines of bend, thick lines of cut, dashed lines, perforation curves are shown.

Assemble a cardboard box as follows. The end lines 2 and 4 and the lateral 3 and 5 walls are bent along the inflection lines 1 with the formation of an angle of 90 ° between the corresponding walls. The petal 6 of the side wall 5 is bent inside the box and attached to the inner surface of the end wall 2 (for example, with glue). To form a bottom along the lines 1, the end valves 9 are bent first, and then the figured valves 7 are fastened together by means of the slots 8. The cover is formed by bending the end valves 10 along the lines 1, then the side valve 12, while the tab 13 is bent down to bend down and enter it inside the box. To secure the cover in the crotch 15 enter the protrusions 11 of the end valves 10.

The claimed cardboard box (figure 2) is convenient for storing paper napkins at the consumer. If necessary, the consumer can convert it into a stand for these napkins, tearing off the top of the box along the perforation line (FIG. 3).

Various perforation profiles in combination with the decoration of cardboard boxes allow you to get original and beautiful coasters for paper napkins that can be used for serving tables, including and holiday, while there is no need to purchase special napkin holders.

Claims (2)

1. A cardboard box for paper napkins made of a sheet blank divided by inflection lines into sections forming two end and two side walls. as well as valves for the formation of a bottom and a cover adjacent to the side and end walls, characterized in that a perforation of a given profile is made along its perimeter. 2. The cardboard box according to claim 1, characterized in that the perforation is made in the form of a curve having arched sections on the side walls and steep slopes on the end walls.