TWI526374B - Package structure - Google Patents

Description

Packaging structure

The present invention relates to a packaging structure, and more particularly to a packaging structure of a liquid crystal panel.

When transporting the liquid crystal panel, in order to avoid damage to the liquid crystal panel, the manufacturer will accommodate the liquid crystal panel in a packaging box having a buffering capacity to prevent the liquid crystal panel from being damaged by an external force during transportation.

The current LCD panel packaging boxes are large in size and can be used for various sizes of liquid crystal panels. However, since the production line for manufacturing small-sized liquid crystal panels is small, if the size of the packaging box is too large, it cannot enter the production line. In order to load the liquid crystal panel, a small-sized package is required.

However, if a small-sized package is newly redesigned and manufactured, it will inevitably increase the cost, and since the current large-sized package can no longer be used, it must be discarded, which also causes waste of resources.

In view of this, it is an object of the present invention to re-cut and combine large size (e.g., 50 inch) packages into a size-adjustable package. This not only saves the cost of redesigning and manufacturing a box of a specific size (for example, a small size of 30 inches), but also eliminates the need to abandon the original large-size box. Avoid wasting resources.

In order to achieve the above object, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a package structure includes at least one first foam member, at least one second foam member, and at least one main connector. The first foaming member comprises a first bottom plate and a first side wall. The first side wall is erected on the first bottom plate. The second foaming member comprises a second bottom plate and a second side wall. The second side wall is erected on the second bottom plate. The main connecting piece detachably connects the first bottom plate and the second bottom plate, so that the first bottom plate, the second bottom plate, the first side wall and the second side wall together define an accommodating space therebetween, wherein the first side wall and the first side wall The two side walls collectively surround the accommodating space to form a side surface of the accommodating space, and the first bottom plate and the second bottom plate together form a supporting surface for accommodating the space.

In the above embodiment, the large-sized packaging structure is cut into a plurality of foaming members, and the foaming members (that is, the foamed members having a packaging structure smaller than the original size (large size) after cutting) are combined with each other as a small-sized (or adjustable-size) packaging structure, for example, cutting a large-sized packaging structure into a plurality of smaller first foaming members and second foaming members, and connecting the first connecting members with the first connecting members The foamed member and the second foamed member are combined into a small-sized packaging structure. In this way, not only the cost of redesigning and manufacturing the small-sized box can be saved, but also the original large-size box can be discarded, and the waste of resources can be avoided.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, a package structure includes a plurality of first foaming members, a plurality of second foaming members, at least one first primary connecting member, at least one second primary connecting member, and at least one third primary connecting member. . Each of the first foaming members includes a first bottom plate and a first side wall standing on the first bottom plate. Each of the second foaming members includes a second bottom plate and a second side wall standing on the second bottom plate. The first main connector is detachably connected to the adjacent two first bottom plates. Second master The connecting member detachably connects the adjacent two second bottom plates. The first main connecting piece and the second side wall together define a receiving space therebetween, the first side The wall and the second side wall together surround the accommodating space to jointly form a side surface of the accommodating space, and the first bottom plate and the second bottom plate form a supporting surface for accommodating the space.

According to the above embodiment, the large-sized packaging structure can be not only cut into the first foaming member and the second foaming member to be combined into a small-sized packaging structure, and the small-sized packaging structure can also be vertically oriented. The connecting member and the telescopic structure of the lateral main connecting member adjust (enlarge or reduce) the size of the accommodating space, thereby facilitating the accommodation of the liquid crystal panels of different sizes.

The above description is only for explaining the problems to be solved by the present invention, the technical means for solving the problems, the effects thereof, and the like, and the specific details of the present invention will be described in detail in the following embodiments and related drawings.

100‧‧‧First foaming parts

110‧‧‧ first bottom plate

111‧‧‧ positive

111a‧‧‧High Area

111b‧‧‧low area

112, 116‧‧‧ first projection

113‧‧‧Back

114‧‧‧First main locking hole

120‧‧‧First side wall

200‧‧‧Second foam parts

210‧‧‧second bottom plate

211‧‧‧ positive

211a‧‧‧High Area

211b‧‧‧low area

212, 216‧‧‧ second projection

213‧‧‧ back

214‧‧‧Second main locking hole

220‧‧‧Second side wall

300, 300a‧‧‧ main connector

310, 310a‧‧‧ first engagement hole

320, 320a‧‧‧Second snap hole

332, 332a‧‧‧ first main through hole

334, 334a‧‧‧ second main through hole

342, 342a‧‧‧ first master lock firmware

344, 344a‧‧‧Second master lock firmware

400‧‧‧Auxiliary connectors

402‧‧‧First auxiliary through hole

404‧‧‧Second auxiliary through hole

410‧‧‧First clamping section

420‧‧‧Second gripping section

430‧‧‧Connecting Department

442‧‧‧First auxiliary lock firmware

444‧‧‧Second auxiliary lock firmware

500‧‧‧Adhesive layer

600‧‧‧Main connector

610‧‧‧First main connector

612‧‧‧First engagement hole

614‧‧‧Main linear chute

616‧‧‧Main lock with holes

620‧‧‧Second main connector

622‧‧‧Second snap hole

624‧‧‧main rib

626‧‧‧Main through hole

630‧‧‧Master lock attachment

642‧‧‧First master lock firmware

644‧‧‧Second master lock firmware

700‧‧‧Auxiliary connectors

710‧‧‧First auxiliary connector

714‧‧‧Auxiliary linear chute

716‧‧‧Auxiliary lock with holes

720‧‧‧Second auxiliary connector

724‧‧‧Auxiliary ribs

726‧‧‧Auxiliary through hole

730‧‧‧Auxiliary lock attachment

800a‧‧‧First main connector

800b‧‧‧Second main connector

800c‧‧‧ third main connector

810a, 820a‧‧‧ first connection board

810b, 820b‧‧‧ second connection board

810c, 820c‧‧‧ third connecting plate

812a, 812c‧‧‧ main through hole

822a, 822c‧‧‧ main lock with holes

814a, 824a‧‧‧ first snap opening

814b, 824b‧‧‧ second snap opening

814c, 824c‧‧‧ third snap opening

816a‧‧‧first main rib

826a‧‧‧First main linear chute

816b‧‧‧second main rib

826b‧‧‧Second main linear chute

816c‧‧‧3rd main rib

826c‧‧‧ third main linear chute

830a, 830c‧‧‧ main lock attachment

900a‧‧‧First auxiliary connector

900b‧‧‧Second auxiliary connector

900c‧‧‧ third auxiliary connector

910a, 920a‧‧‧ first clamping parts

910b, 920b‧‧‧ second clamping parts

910c, 920c‧‧‧ third clamping parts

912a, 912c‧‧‧Auxiliary through holes

922a, 922c‧‧‧Auxiliary lock attachment hole

916a‧‧‧First auxiliary rib

926a‧‧‧First auxiliary linear chute

916b‧‧‧Second auxiliary rib

926b‧‧‧Second auxiliary linear chute

916c‧‧‧3rd auxiliary rib

926c‧‧‧ third auxiliary linear chute

930a, 930c‧‧‧Auxiliary lock attachment

R1, R2, R3, R4, R5‧‧‧ areas

S‧‧‧ accommodating space

X‧‧‧ transverse direction

Y‧‧‧ longitudinal direction

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9 is a perspective view of a bottom view of the package structure of FIG. 7; FIG. 10 is an exploded perspective view of the package structure according to another embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 11 is a view of FIG. FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing the bottom view of the package structure shown in FIG. 10; FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing the package structure according to another embodiment of the present invention; Figure 14 is a cross-sectional view of the packaging structure of Figure 13 taken along line BB'; Figure 15 is a perspective view of the packaging structure according to another embodiment of the present invention; and Figure 16 is a packaging of Figure 15 FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing a package structure according to another embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing the package structure shown in FIG. 17 and FIG. 19 is a perspective view showing the package structure according to the present invention; a perspective view of a package structure of another embodiment; 20 is a perspective view of a package structure according to another embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 21 is a partially enlarged view of a region R1 or R2 of FIG. 20; and FIG. 22 is a partial enlarged view of a region R3 of FIG. Fig. 23 is a partial enlarged view of a region R4 of Fig. 20; and Fig. 24 is a partially enlarged view of the region R5 of Fig. 20 viewed from the inside of the package structure.

The embodiments of the present invention are disclosed in the following drawings, and for the purpose of clarity However, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that the details of the invention are not essential to the details of the invention. In addition, some of the conventional structures and elements are shown in the drawings in a simplified schematic manner in order to simplify the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, in the present embodiment, the package structure may include the first foam member 100, the second foam member 200, and the main connector 300. The main connector 300 is detachably coupled to the first foam member 100 and the second foam member 200. Further, the first foaming member 100 includes a first bottom plate 110 and a first side wall 120. The first side wall 120 is erected on the first bottom plate 110. The second foaming member 200 includes a second bottom plate 210 and a second side wall 220. The second side wall 220 is erected on the second bottom plate 210. The main connecting member 300 detachably connects the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 such that the first bottom plate 110, the second bottom plate 210, the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 together define an accommodation space S therebetween. First side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 together surround the accommodating space S to jointly form the side of the accommodating space S, and the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 together form a supporting surface for accommodating the space S. In this way, the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 can jointly carry the articles (for example, the liquid crystal panel) in the accommodating space S.

With the above embodiment, the large-sized packaging structure can be cut into a plurality of foamed members, and the first foamed member 100 and the second foamed member 200 are left to be combined into a small-sized package structure. In this way, not only the cost of redesigning and manufacturing the small-sized packaging structure but also the original large-sized packaging structure can be avoided, and the waste of resources can be avoided.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 1 , the main connecting member 300 can engage the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 to fix the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 . Together. For example, in some embodiments, the first bottom plate 110 has a first protrusion 112. The second bottom plate 210 has a second protrusion 212. The main connector 300 has a first engaging hole 310 and a second engaging hole 320. The first protruding body 112 and the second protruding body 212 are respectively engaged with the first engaging hole 310 and the second engaging hole 320 .

In this way, the main connecting member 300 can be fixed on the first bottom plate 110 by the first engaging hole 310 and the first protruding body 112, and the main connecting member 300 can also be used by the second card. The hole 320 and the second protrusion 212 are engaged with each other and fixed to the second bottom plate 210. In this way, the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 can be fixed by the main connecting member 300.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 1 , the first engaging hole 310 and the first protruding body 112 have the same shape and size, and the first bottom plate 110 and the main connecting member 300 can be tightly engaged. Similarly, the second engaging hole 320 and the second protruding body 212 have the same shape and size, and the second bottom plate 210 and the main The connector 300 can be tightly engaged. In some embodiments, the first protrusion 112 may be slightly larger than the first engaging hole 310 to enable interference fit between the two, thereby more stably fixing the first bottom plate 110 and the main connecting member 300. Similarly, the second protrusion 212 may be slightly larger in size than the second engagement hole 320 to enable interference fit between the two, thereby more stably securing the second base plate 210 and the main connector 300.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 1, the first bottom plate 110 has a front surface 111, and the second bottom plate 210 has a front surface 211. Both the front surface 111 and the front surface 211 face the accommodating space S. The front surface 111 has a high area 111a and a low area 111b, and the front surface 211 also has a high area 211a and a low area 211b. The high region 111a is higher than the low region 111b, and the two are separated by a difference, and the high region 211a is also higher than the low region 211b, so that the two are separated by a gap. The main connector 300 covers the low region 111b of the first bottom plate 110 and the low region 211b of the second bottom plate 210. In addition, the thickness of the main connecting member 300 may be substantially equal to the step difference between the high region 111a and the low region 111b, and may also be substantially equal to the step difference between the high region 211a and the low region 211b, whereby the main connector 300 is disposed. When the low area 111b, 211b of the space S is accommodated, the accommodating space S still has a completely flat surface, so that the articles in the accommodating space S can be carried on a flat surface to ensure good load bearing property.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 1 , the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 may surround the annular wall to protect the articles in the accommodation space S. For example, the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 may be U-shaped walls with complementary shapes to surround the annular wall when abutting each other.

In some embodiments, the material of the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 may be a foaming material to protect the articles in the accommodating space S. Lift For example, the material of the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 may include expandable polystyrene (also known as styrofoam), but the invention is not limited thereto. In some embodiments, the material of the main connector 300 may be a rigid material. For example, the material of the main connecting member 300 may include Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Polycarbonate (PC) or metal, but the present invention does not limit.

2 is a perspective view of a package structure according to another embodiment of the present invention. The main difference between this embodiment and the foregoing embodiment is that the main connector 300 can be locked on the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210. For example, the first bottom plate 110 can have a first main locking hole 114 and the second bottom plate 210 can have a second main locking hole 214. The main connector 300 may have a first main through hole 332 and a second main through hole 334. The first main locking piece 342 can be locked into the first main locking hole 114 through the first main through hole 332, and the second main locking piece 344 can be locked to the second main through the second main through hole 334 Locking holes 214. As such, the main connector 300 can be locked to the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 to further fix the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210. In the second embodiment, the main connecting member 300 can also engage the first engaging body 310 and the second engaging hole 320 to engage the first protruding body 112 and the second protruding body 212 respectively. However, in other embodiments. The main connecting member 300 can also fix the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 only in a locking manner, without the need of the first engaging hole 310 and the second engaging hole 320, and In this case, the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 do not need to be provided with the first protruding body 112 and the second protruding body 212.

3 is a perspective view of a package structure in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. The main difference between this embodiment and the foregoing embodiment is: packaging The structure may also include an auxiliary connector 400. The auxiliary connecting member 400 detachably connects the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220. In this way, in addition to the main connecting member 300 for connecting the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210, the auxiliary connecting member 400 can be used to connect the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220, thereby connecting more stably. The first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200.

Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the package structure of Figure 3 taken along line A-A'. As shown in FIG. 4, in some embodiments, the auxiliary connecting member 400 can sandwich the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220. Further, the auxiliary connector 400 may include a first clamping portion 410, a second clamping portion 420, and a connecting portion 430. The connecting portion 430 connects the first clamping portion 410 and the second clamping portion 420. The first clamping portion 410 and the second clamping portion 420 respectively abut the opposite surfaces of the first side wall 120 to jointly clamp the first side wall 120. The first clamping portion 410 and the second clamping portion 420 also respectively abut against opposite surfaces of the second side wall 220 to jointly clamp the second side wall 220. Thus, the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 can be fixed in a clamping manner.

Figure 5 is a perspective exploded view of a package structure in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. The main difference between the embodiment and the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 is that the main connector 300 can be locked to the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210. For example, the first main locking piece 342 can be locked into the first main locking hole 114 through the first main through hole 332, and the second main locking piece 344 can be locked through the second main through hole 334. In the second main locking hole 214. As such, the main connector 300 can be locked to the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 to further fix the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210. In the third embodiment, the main connecting member 300 can also engage the first engaging hole 310 and the second engaging hole 320 to respectively engage the first protruding body 112 and the second protruding body 212, but In other embodiments, the main connecting member 300 can also fix the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 only in a locking manner without the need of the first engaging hole 310 and the second engaging hole. 320, and in this case, the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 do not need to be provided with the first protruding body 112 and the second protruding body 212.

Figure 6 is a perspective exploded view of a package structure in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. The main difference between this embodiment and the embodiment shown in Fig. 3 is that the package structure may further comprise a main connector 300a. The main connector 300a fixes the back surface of the first bottom plate 110 and the back surface of the second bottom plate 210 in a snap-fit manner. In other words, the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 are both sandwiched between the main connecting member 300 and the main connecting member 300a, so that the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 can be more firmly fixed.

Figure 7 is a perspective exploded view of a package structure in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing the top view of the packaging structure of FIG. 7 after assembly. FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing the bottom view of the packaging structure of FIG. 7 after assembly. The main difference between the embodiment and the embodiment shown in FIG. 6 is that the auxiliary connecting member 400 is locked to the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220; the main connecting member 300 is locked to the first bottom plate 110. And the second bottom plate 210, and the main connecting member 300a is locked under the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210. For example, in some embodiments, the auxiliary connector 400 can have a first auxiliary through hole 402 and a second auxiliary through hole 404. The first auxiliary through hole 402 is located beside the first side wall 120, and the second auxiliary through hole 404 is located beside the second side wall 220. The first auxiliary lock 442 can be locked to the first side wall 120 through the first auxiliary through hole 402 , and the second auxiliary lock 444 can be locked to the second side wall 220 through the second auxiliary through hole 404 . on. In this way, the auxiliary connecting member 400 can be locked to the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 to fix the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220.

As shown in Fig. 9, the first bottom plate 110 has a back surface 113 with respect to the front surface 111 (see Fig. 7), and the second bottom plate 210 has a back surface 213 with respect to the front surface 211 (see Fig. 7). The main connector 300a can be engaged and locked to fix the back surface 113 of the first bottom plate 110 and the back surface 213 of the second bottom plate 210.

Specifically, the first bottom plate 110 has a first protruding body 116 on the back surface 113 thereof. The second bottom plate 210 has a second protrusion 216 on its back surface 213. The main connector 300a has a first engaging hole 310a and a second engaging hole 320a. The first protruding body 116 and the second protruding body 216 are respectively engaged with the first engaging hole 310a and the second engaging hole 320a. In this way, the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 can be fixed by the main connecting member 300a.

Further, the main connecting member 300a may have a first main through hole 332a and a second main through hole 334a. The first main locking piece 342a can pass through the first main through hole 332 to be locked in a locking hole (not shown) of the back surface 113 of the first bottom plate 110, and the second main locking piece 344a can pass through the second The main through hole 334a is locked in a locking hole (not shown) of the back surface 213 of the second bottom plate 210. As such, the main connector 300a can be locked under the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 to further fix the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210.

In some embodiments, as shown in Figures 7, 8, and 9, the main connector 300 and the front surface 111 of the first bottom plate 110 and the front surface 211 of the second bottom plate 210 are respectively fixed, and the main connecting member 300a can be respectively fixed. A back surface 113 of the bottom plate 110 and a back surface 213 of the second bottom plate 210. In this way, the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 can be more firmly fixed.

Figure 10 is a perspective exploded view of a package structure in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. The main difference between this embodiment and the foregoing embodiment is that the main connector 300a and the auxiliary connector 400 are integrated. In other words, the main connecting member 300a and the auxiliary connecting member 400 are inseparable objects, so that the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 can be more firmly fixed. For example, as shown in FIG. 10, the two auxiliary connectors 400 may be respectively connected to opposite ends of the main connector 300a. When the main connecting member 300a and the auxiliary connecting member 400 are assembled to the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200, the structures as shown in Figs. 11 and 12 can be exhibited. As shown in FIG. 11 , the two auxiliary connecting members 400 can respectively fix the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 on both sides of the accommodating space S. As shown in FIG. 12, the main connector 300a can fix the back surface 113 of the first bottom plate 110 and the back surface 213 of the second bottom plate 210. Since the main connecting member 300a and the two auxiliary connecting members 400 are integrally connected, the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 can be stably fixed.

Figure 13 is a perspective view of a package structure in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. The main difference between this embodiment and the foregoing embodiment is that the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 can be fixed in an adhesive manner. For example, referring to Fig. 14, a cross-sectional view of the package structure of Fig. 13 taken along line B-B' is shown. As shown in FIG. 14, the packaging structure may further comprise an adhesive layer 500. The adhesive layer 500 is sandwiched between the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 to adhere the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220. In this way, even if the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 are not connected by the auxiliary connecting member 400 (refer to FIG. 12), the adhesive layer 500 can prevent the first side wall 120 from separating from the second side wall 220. . In some embodiments, the adhesive layer 500 may be made of a hot melt adhesive.

Figure 15 is a perspective view of a package structure in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. The main difference between this embodiment and the previous embodiment is that the main connector 600 is telescopic (adjustable). When the user wants to load a large-sized article into the package structure, the overall length of the retractable main connector 600 is elongated, thereby increasing the volume (volume size) of the accommodation space S and accommodating a large-sized article. In contrast, when the user loads the small-sized article into the packaging structure, the overall length of the main connecting member 600 can be compressed to reduce the volume (volume size) of the accommodating space S, and the first side wall 120 and the second side are shortened. A gap between the wall 220 and the small-sized item to prevent the small-sized item from being damaged by shaking during transportation. In other words, by the telescopic function of the main connecting member 600, the size of the accommodating space S can be increased or decreased, thereby facilitating the accommodating items of different sizes.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 15, the main connector 600 may include a first main connector 610 and a second main connector 620. The first main connector 610 and the second main connector 620 are detachably connected to the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210, respectively. The first main connector 610 is movably coupled to the second main connector 620. In other words, the first main connecting body 610 and the second main connecting body 620 are movable relative to each other, so that the main connecting member 600 can be elongated or shortened. In addition, since the first main connecting body 610 and the second main connecting body 620 are respectively connected to the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210, when the first main connecting body 610 and the second main connecting body 620 are relatively moved, The first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 are brought closer to or away from each other, thereby increasing or decreasing the size of the accommodating space S.

In some embodiments, the first main connector 610 and the second main connector 620 are relatively linearly movable. For example, referring to Fig. 16, this figure shows a perspective view of the package structure of Fig. 15 after elongation. As shown in Figure 16 The first main connecting body 610 has a main linear chute 614, and the second main connecting body 620 has a main protruding rib 624. Main ribs 624 are movably located in main linear chute 614 for linear movement in main linear chute 614. As a result, the first main connecting body 610 and the second main connecting body 620 can move relatively linearly.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 16, the first main connecting body 610 and the second main connecting body 620 are respectively connected to the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 by being engaged. For example, the first main connecting body 610 has a first engaging hole 612, and the second main connecting body 620 has a second engaging hole 622. The first protruding body 112 and the second protruding body 212 are respectively engaged with the first engaging hole 612 and the second engaging hole 622 . In this way, the first main connecting body 610 and the second main connecting body 620 can be respectively connected to the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 16, the auxiliary connector 700 is telescopic (adjustable) to facilitate elongation when the first foam member 100 and the second foam member 200 are apart from each other. The first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 may be covered to prevent the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 from being separated from each other.

Further, in some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 16, the auxiliary connector 700 may include a first auxiliary connector 710 and a second auxiliary connector 720. The first auxiliary connecting body 710 and the second auxiliary connecting body 720 can respectively clamp the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220. The first auxiliary connector 710 is movably coupled to the second auxiliary connector 720. In other words, the first auxiliary connecting body 710 and the second auxiliary connecting body 720 are movable relative to each other, so that the auxiliary connecting member 700 can be elongated or shortened. The first auxiliary connecting body 710 and the second auxiliary connecting body 720 respectively clamp the first side wall 120 and the first The first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 can drive the first auxiliary connecting body 710 and the second auxiliary part. The first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 can drive the first auxiliary connecting body 710 and the second auxiliary part. The connecting bodies 720 are away from each other to elongate the auxiliary connecting member 700, and the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 are prevented from being separated from each other because they are apart from each other.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 16, the first auxiliary connecting body 710 and the second auxiliary connecting body 720 are relatively linearly movable. For example, the first auxiliary connector 710 has an auxiliary linear chute 714 and the second auxiliary connector 720 has an auxiliary rib 724. The auxiliary ribs 724 are movably positioned in the auxiliary linear chute 714 for linear movement in the auxiliary linear chute 714. As a result, the first auxiliary connecting body 710 and the second auxiliary connecting body 720 can move relatively linearly.

17 is a perspective view of a packaging structure according to another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 18 is a perspective view of the packaging structure of FIG. 17 after being elongated. The main difference between this embodiment and the previous embodiment is that the package structure may also include a primary lock attachment 630. The main lock attachment 630 detachably locks the first main connecting body 610 and the second main connecting body 620 to fix the first main connecting body 610 and the second main connecting body 620 to prevent the main connecting member 600 from being arbitrarily stretched. Specifically, when the main connecting member 600 is to be extended or shortened, the main locking attachment 630 may be removed first, and the first main connecting body 610 and the second main connecting body 620 are brought close to each other or away from the desired position, and then The first main connector 610 and the second main connector 620 are locked by the main lock attachment 630 to prevent the main connector 600 from being arbitrarily stretched.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 18, the first main connector 610 has a plurality of main locking holes 616, and the second main connector 620 has a main connection. Hole 626. The main lock attachment 630 can be secured through the main through hole 626 and in the plurality of main lock attachment holes 616, aligned with the main through hole 626 to secure the first main connector 610 and the second main connector 620. Further, as shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, when the main connecting member 600 is telescopic, the main through hole 626 is aligned with the different main locking holes 616, and when the main connecting member 600 is expanded into a desired state, The main lock attachment 630 can pass through the main through hole 626 and be locked to the main locking attachment hole 616 that is aligned with the main through hole 626. In this way, the main lock attachment 630 can fix the first main connecting body 610 and the second main connecting body 620 even if the main connecting member 600 is expanded and contracted into different states.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 18, the package structure can also include an auxiliary lock attachment 730. The auxiliary lock attachment 730 detachably locks the first auxiliary connecting body 710 and the second auxiliary connecting body 720 to fix the first auxiliary connecting body 710 and the second auxiliary connecting body 720 while preventing the auxiliary connecting member 700 from being arbitrarily expanded and contracted. Specifically, when the auxiliary connecting member 700 is to be extended or shortened, the auxiliary lock attachment 730 may be removed first, and the first auxiliary connecting body 710 and the second auxiliary connecting body 720 are brought close to each other or away from the desired position, and then The first auxiliary connector 710 and the second auxiliary connector 720 are locked by the auxiliary lock attachment 730 to prevent the auxiliary connector 700 from being arbitrarily stretched.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 18, the first auxiliary connector 710 has a plurality of auxiliary locking holes 716, and the second auxiliary connector 720 has auxiliary through holes 726. The auxiliary lock attachment 730 can be secured through the auxiliary through hole 726 in the plurality of auxiliary locking holes 716, aligned with the auxiliary through hole 726 to secure the first auxiliary connector 710 and the second auxiliary connector 720. Further, as shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, when the auxiliary connecting member 700 is expanded and contracted, the auxiliary through hole 726 is aligned with the different auxiliary locking holes 716, and when assisted After the connector 700 is telescoped into the desired state, the auxiliary lock attachment 730 can pass through the auxiliary through hole 726 and be locked to the auxiliary locking hole 716 that is aligned with the auxiliary through hole 726. In this way, the auxiliary lock attachment 730 can fix the first auxiliary connecting body 710 and the second auxiliary connecting body 720 even if the auxiliary connecting member 700 is expanded and contracted into various states.

Figure 19 is a perspective view of a package structure in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. The main difference between the present embodiment and the foregoing embodiment is that the first main connector 610 and the second main connector 620 are respectively attached to the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 instead of being engaged by the first connection. A bottom plate 110 and a second bottom plate 210. Specifically, the first master lock 642 can be locked to the first bottom plate 110 through the main lock attachment hole 616, and the second main lock 644 can be locked to the second bottom plate 210 through the main through hole 626. In this way, the first main connecting body 610 and the second main connecting body 620 can be respectively locked on the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210.

Figure 20 is a perspective view of a package structure in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 20, in the present embodiment, the package structure includes a plurality of first foaming members 100, a plurality of second foaming members 200, a first main connecting member 800a and a second main connecting member 800b, and a third main connection. Piece 800c. These first foam members 100 are arranged in the lateral direction X. These second foam members 200 are also arranged in the lateral direction X. Further, the second foaming member 200 and the first foaming member 100 are arranged along the longitudinal direction Y. In other words, the package structure is formed by combining the first foam member 100 and the second foam member 200 in the form of a matrix. The first main connecting member 800a detachably connects the adjacent two first bottom plates 110. The second main connector 800b detachably connects the adjacent two second bottom plates 210. The third main connecting member 800c is detachably connected to the phase The first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 are adjacent to each other, so that the first bottom plate 110, the first side wall 120, the second bottom plate 210 and the second side wall 220 together define an accommodation space S therebetween. The first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 together surround the accommodating space S to jointly form the side of the accommodating space S, and the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 together form a supporting surface of the accommodating space S.

In some embodiments, the first primary connector 800a is telescopic (adjustable). Specifically, the first main connecting member 800a may be elongated or shortened in the lateral direction X. In this way, the size of the accommodating space S in the lateral direction X can be increased or decreased by the telescopic function of the first main connecting member 800a.

For example, in some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the first main connector 800a may include first connecting plates 810a and 820a. The first connecting plates 810a and 820a are respectively detachably connected to the adjacent two first bottom plates 110 (for example, connected in a snap-fit manner). The first connecting plate 810a is movably coupled to the first connecting plate 820a. In other words, the first connecting plate 810a and the first connecting plate 820a are movable relative to each other, so that the first main connecting member 800a can be elongated or shortened. In addition, since the first connecting plate 810a and the first connecting plate 820a are respectively connected to the adjacent two first bottom plates 110, when the first connecting plate 810a and the first connecting plate 820a move relative to each other, the two adjacent first ones can be driven. The foam members 100 are close to or away from each other, thereby increasing or decreasing the size of the accommodation space S in the lateral direction X.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the first connecting plate 810a and the first connecting plate 820a are relatively linearly movable in the lateral direction X. For example, referring to Fig. 21, this figure shows a partial enlarged view of a region R1 or R2 of Fig. 20. As shown in Fig. 21, the first connecting plate 810a has a first engaging opening 814a. The first connecting plate 820a has a first snap open Port 824a. The first protrusions 112 of the adjacent two first bottom plates 110 are respectively engaged with the first engagement openings 814a and 824a. The first connecting plate 810a has a first main rib 816a (in this view, it is concealed below the first connecting plate 810a). The first connecting plate 820a has a first main linear chute 826a. The first main rib 816a is movably located in the first main linear chute 826a.

Referring again to Figure 20, in some embodiments, the second primary connector 800b is telescopic (adjustable). Specifically, the second main connecting member 800b can be elongated or shortened in the lateral direction X. In this way, the size of the accommodating space S in the lateral direction X can be increased or decreased by the telescopic function of the second main connecting member 800b.

For example, in some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the second main connector 800b can include second connecting plates 810b and 820b. The second connecting plates 810b and 820b are respectively detachably connected to the adjacent two second bottom plates 210 (for example, connected in a snap-fit manner). The second connecting plate 810b is movably coupled to the second connecting plate 820b. In other words, the second connecting plate 810b and the second connecting plate 820b are movable relative to each other, so that the second main connecting member 800b can be elongated or shortened. In addition, since the second connecting plate 810b and the second connecting plate 820b are respectively connected to the adjacent two second bottom plates 210, when the second connecting plate 810b and the second connecting plate 820b are relatively moved, the adjacent two seconds can be driven. The foam members 200 are close to or away from each other, thereby increasing or decreasing the size of the accommodation space S in the lateral direction X.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the second connecting plate 810b and the second connecting plate 820b are relatively linearly movable in the lateral direction X. For example, referring to FIG. 21, the second connecting plate 810b has a second engaging opening 814b. The second connecting plate 820b has a second engaging opening 824b. The second protrusions 212 of the adjacent two second bottom plates 210 are respectively engaged with the second engaging openings 814b and 824b. The second connecting plate 810b has a second main rib 816b (under this view, concealed below the second connecting plate 810b). The second connecting plate 820b has a second main linear chute 826b. The second main rib 816b is movably located in the second main linear chute 826b.

Referring to Figure 20, in some embodiments, the third primary connector 800c is telescopic (adjustable). In particular, the third main connector 800c can be elongated or shortened along the longitudinal direction Y. In this way, the size of the accommodating space S in the longitudinal direction Y can be increased or decreased by the telescopic function of the third main connecting member 800c.

For example, in some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the third main connecting member 800c may include third connecting plates 810c and 820c. The third connecting plates 810c and 820c can be respectively connected to the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210 (for example, connected by a snap fit). The third connecting plate 810c movably connects the third connecting plate 820c. In other words, the third connecting plate 810c and the third connecting plate 820c are movable relative to each other, so that the third main connecting member 800c can be elongated or shortened. In addition, since the third connecting plate 810c and the third connecting plate 820c are respectively connected to the first bottom plate 110 and the second bottom plate 210, when the third connecting plate 810c and the third connecting plate 820c are relatively moved, the first foaming can be driven. The piece 100 and the second foaming member 200 are close to or away from each other, thereby increasing or decreasing the size of the accommodating space S in the longitudinal direction Y.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the third connecting plate 810c and the third connecting plate 820c are relatively linearly movable along the longitudinal direction Y. For example, referring to FIG. 22, this figure shows a partial enlarged view of a region R3 of FIG. As shown in Fig. 22, the third connecting plate 810c has The third engagement opening 814c. The third connection plate 820c has a third engagement opening 824c. The third engaging opening 814c is engaged with the first protruding body 112 of the first bottom plate 110. The third engaging opening 824c is engaged with the second protruding body 212 of the second bottom plate 210. The third connecting plate 810c has a third main rib 816c. The third connecting plate 820c has a third main linear chute 826c. The third main rib 816c is movably located in the third main linear chute 826c.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the package structure further includes a first auxiliary connector 900a. The first auxiliary connecting member 900a fixes the adjacent two first side walls 120. The first auxiliary connecting member 900a is telescopic (adjustable) to extend when the adjacent first foaming members 100 are away from each other, and can still cover the adjacent two first side walls 120 to avoid adjacent The two first side walls 120 create a gap because they are apart from each other.

Further, in some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the first auxiliary connecting member 900a may include a first clamping member 910a and a first clamping member 920a. The first clamping member 910a and the first clamping member 920a can respectively clamp the adjacent two first side walls 120. The first clamping member 910a is movably coupled to the first clamping member 920a. In other words, the first clamping member 910a and the first clamping member 920a are movable relative to each other such that the first auxiliary connecting member 900a can be elongated or shortened. Moreover, since the first clamping member 910a and the first clamping member 920a respectively sandwich the adjacent two first sidewall spacers 120, when the adjacent two first foaming members 100 are apart from each other along the lateral direction X, The two adjacent first side walls 120 can drive the first clamping member 910a and the first clamping member 920a away from each other in the lateral direction X to extend the first auxiliary connecting member 900a along the lateral direction X while avoiding adjacent The two first side walls 120 create a gap because they are apart from each other.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the first clamping member 910a and the first clamping member 920a are relatively linearly movable in the lateral direction X. For example, referring to Fig. 23, this figure shows a partial enlarged view of a region R4 of Fig. 20. As shown in Fig. 23, the first holding member 910a has a first auxiliary rib 916a. The first clamping member 920a has a first auxiliary linear chute 926a. The first auxiliary rib 916a is movably located in the first auxiliary linear chute 926a.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the package structure further includes a second auxiliary connector 900b. The second auxiliary connecting member 900b detachably connects the adjacent two second side walls 220. The second auxiliary connecting member 900b is telescopic (adjustable) to extend when the adjacent two second foaming members 200 are away from each other, and can still cover the adjacent two second side walls 220 to avoid adjacent The two second side walls 220 create a gap because they are apart from each other.

Further, in some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the second auxiliary connector 900b may include a second clamping member 910b and a second clamping member 920b. The second clamping member 910b and the second clamping member 920b can respectively clamp the adjacent two second side walls 220. The second clamping member 910b is movably coupled to the second clamping member 920b. In other words, the second clamping member 910b and the second clamping member 920b are movable relative to each other such that the second auxiliary connecting member 900b can be elongated or shortened. Moreover, since the second clamping member 910b and the second clamping member 920b respectively sandwich the adjacent two second side walls 220, when the adjacent two second foaming members 200 are apart from each other along the lateral direction X, The two adjacent second side walls 220 can drive the second clamping member 910b and the second clamping member 920b away from each other in the lateral direction X to extend the second auxiliary connecting member 900b along the lateral direction X while avoiding adjacent The two second side walls 220 are separated from each other Gap.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the second clamping member 910b and the second clamping member 920b are relatively linearly movable in the lateral direction X. For example, referring to Fig. 24, this figure shows a partial enlarged view of the region R5 of Fig. 20 viewed from the inside of the package structure. As shown in Fig. 24, the second holding member 910b has a second auxiliary rib 916b. The second clamping member 920b has a second auxiliary linear chute 926b. The second auxiliary rib 916b is movably located in the second auxiliary linear chute 926b.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the package structure further includes a third auxiliary connector 900c. The third auxiliary connecting member 900c fixes the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220. The third auxiliary connecting member 900c is telescopic (adjustable) to extend when the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 are apart from each other, and can still cover a portion of the first side wall 120 and the first The two side walls 220 are arranged to prevent the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 from being separated from each other.

Further, in some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the third auxiliary connector 900c may include third clamping members 910c and 920c. The third clamping member 910c and the third clamping member 920c can respectively clamp the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220. The third clamping member 910c movably connects the third clamping member 920c. In other words, the third clamping member 910c and the third clamping member 920c are movable relative to each other, so that the third auxiliary connecting member 900c can be elongated or shortened. The third clamping member 910c and the third clamping member 920c respectively sandwich the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220, so that when the first foaming member 100 and the second foaming member 200 are along When the longitudinal direction Y is away from each other, the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 can drive the third clamping member 910c The third auxiliary connecting member 900c is elongated along the longitudinal direction Y with the third clamping member 920c to prevent the first side wall 120 and the second side wall 220 from being separated from each other by being separated from each other.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the third clamping member 910c and the third clamping member 920c are relatively linearly movable along the longitudinal direction Y. For example, as shown in Fig. 22, the third clamping member 920c has a third auxiliary linear chute 926c. The third clamping member 910c has a third auxiliary rib 916c. The third auxiliary rib 916c is movably located in the third auxiliary linear chute 926c.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the package structure can also include a primary lock attachment 830a. The main lock attachment 830a detachably locks the first connecting plate 810a and the first connecting plate 820a to fix the first connecting plate 810a and the first connecting plate 820a, and prevents the first main connecting member 800a from being arbitrarily stretched and affected. The size of the accommodation space S in the lateral direction X.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the first connecting plate 810a has a main through hole 812a, and the first connecting plate 820a has a plurality of main locking holes 822a. The main lock attachment 830a can be inserted into the plurality of main locking holes 822a through the main through hole 812a to be aligned with the main through hole 812a to fix the first connecting plate 810a and the first connecting plate 820a. Further, after the first main connecting member 800a is telescoped, the main through hole 812a is aligned with the different main locking holes 822a, and when the first main connecting member 800a is expanded into a desired state, the main locking accessory 830a can be It passes through the main through hole 812a and is locked to the main locking attachment hole 822a aligned with the main through hole 812a. In this way, even if the first main connecting member 800a is expanded and contracted into a different state, the main lock attachment 830a can fix the first connecting plate 810a and the first connecting plate 820a. In some embodiments, the main lock attachment 830a can also The second connecting plates 810b and 820b for locking the second main connecting member 800b.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the package structure can also include a primary lock attachment 830c. The main lock attachment 830c detachably locks the third connecting plate 810c and the third connecting plate 820c to fix the third connecting plate 810c and the third connecting plate 820c, and prevents the third main connecting member 800c from being arbitrarily stretched and affected. The size of the accommodation space S in the longitudinal direction Y.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the third connecting plate 810c has a main through hole 812c, and the third connecting plate 820c has a plurality of main locking holes 822c. The main lock attachment 830c can be locked into the plurality of main lock attachment holes 822c through the main through hole 812c to be aligned with the main through hole 812c to fix the third connection plate 810c and the third connection plate 820c. Further, when the third main connecting member 800c is telescopic, the main through hole 812c is aligned with the different main locking holes 822c, and when the third main connecting member 800c is expanded into the desired state, the main locking accessory 830c can be It passes through the main through hole 812c and is locked to the main locking attachment hole 822c which is aligned with the main through hole 812c. In this way, even if the third main connecting member 800c is stretched into a different state, the main lock attachment 830c can fix the third connecting plate 810c and the third connecting plate 820c.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the package structure can also include an auxiliary lock attachment 930a. The auxiliary lock attachment 930a detachably locks the first clamping member 910a and the first clamping member 920a to fix the first clamping member 910a and the first clamping member 920a, and prevents the first auxiliary connecting member 900a from being arbitrarily The ground expansion and contraction affects the size of the accommodating space S in the lateral direction X.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the first clamping member 910a has an auxiliary through hole 912a, and the first clamping member 920a has a plurality of auxiliary locking holes 922a. The auxiliary lock attachment 930a can be locked through the auxiliary through hole 912a One of the plurality of auxiliary locking holes 922a is aligned with the auxiliary through hole 912a. Further, after the first auxiliary connecting member 900a is expanded and contracted, the auxiliary through hole 912a may be aligned with the different auxiliary locking holes 922a, and when the first auxiliary connecting member 900a is expanded into a desired state, the auxiliary locking accessory 930a may be It passes through the auxiliary through hole 912a and is locked to the auxiliary locking hole 922a aligned with the auxiliary through hole 912a. In this way, the auxiliary lock attachment 930a can fix the first clamp 910a and the first clamp 920a even if the first auxiliary connector 900a is telescoped into a different state. In some embodiments, the auxiliary lock attachment 930a can also be used to lock the second clamping members 910b and 920b of the second auxiliary connecting member 900b.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the package structure can also include an auxiliary lock attachment 930c. The auxiliary lock attachment 930c detachably locks the third clamping member 910c and the third clamping member 920c to fix the third clamping member 910c and the third clamping member 920c, and prevents the third auxiliary connecting member 900c from being arbitrarily The ground expansion and contraction affects the size of the accommodating space S in the longitudinal direction Y.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 20, the third clamping member 910c has an auxiliary through hole 912c, and the third clamping member 920c has a plurality of auxiliary locking holes 922c. The auxiliary lock attachment 930c can be inserted through the auxiliary through hole 912c to be locked in the plurality of auxiliary lock holes 922c, aligned with the auxiliary through hole 912c. Further, after the third auxiliary connecting member 900c is telescopic, the auxiliary through hole 912c is aligned with the different auxiliary locking holes 922c, and when the third auxiliary connecting member 900c is expanded into a desired state, the auxiliary locking accessory 930c can be It passes through the auxiliary through hole 912c and is locked to the auxiliary locking hole 922c aligned with the auxiliary through hole 912c. In this way, even if the third auxiliary connecting member 900c is expanded into a different state, the auxiliary lock attachment 930c can fix the third clamping member 910c and the third clamping member 920c.

Although the present invention has been disclosed in the above embodiments, it is not intended to limit the present invention, and the present invention can be modified and modified without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. The scope is subject to the definition of the scope of the patent application attached.

100‧‧‧First foaming parts

110‧‧‧ first bottom plate

111‧‧‧ positive

111a‧‧‧High Area

111b‧‧‧low area

112‧‧‧First projection

120‧‧‧First side wall

200‧‧‧Second foam parts

210‧‧‧second bottom plate

211‧‧‧ positive

211a‧‧‧High Area

211b‧‧‧low area

212‧‧‧Second projection

220‧‧‧Second side wall

300‧‧‧Main connector

310‧‧‧First engagement hole

320‧‧‧Second snap hole

S‧‧‧ accommodating space

Claims (7)

A packaging structure comprising: at least one first foaming member, comprising a first bottom plate and a first side wall, wherein the first bottom plate has a first protruding body and the first side wall is standing on the first bottom plate At least one second foaming member, comprising a second bottom plate and a second side wall, wherein the second bottom plate has a second protruding body and the second side wall is standing on the second bottom plate; and at least a main connecting member, the first connecting plate and the second bottom plate are detachably connected, wherein the main connecting member has a first engaging hole and a second engaging hole, the first protruding body and the second protruding portion The first bottom plate and the second bottom plate respectively define a receiving space therebetween. The first side wall and the second side wall together surround the accommodating space to jointly form a side of the accommodating space, and the first bottom plate and the second bottom plate together form a supporting surface of the accommodating space. . The packaging structure of claim 1, further comprising: an adhesive layer adhered to the first side wall and the second side wall. The packaging structure of claim 1, wherein the main connecting member comprises a first main connecting body and a second main connecting body, wherein the first main connecting body has a main linear chute, and the second main connecting body There is a main rib that is movably located in the main linear chute. The packaging structure as claimed in claim 3, further comprising: At least one auxiliary connecting member, the auxiliary connecting member includes a first auxiliary connecting body and a second auxiliary connecting body respectively clamping the first side wall and the second side wall, and the first auxiliary connecting body has an auxiliary The linear chute, the second auxiliary connecting body has an auxiliary rib, and the auxiliary rib is movably located in the auxiliary linear chute. A packaging structure comprising: a plurality of first foaming members, each of the first foaming members comprising a first bottom plate and a first side wall standing on the first bottom plate, wherein the first bottom plate has a first a second foaming member, each of the second foaming members comprising a second bottom plate and a second side wall standing on the second bottom plate, wherein the second bottom plate has a second a protruding body; at least one first main connecting member detachably connecting the two adjacent first bottom plates, wherein the first main connecting member has a plurality of first engaging openings, and the two adjacent first bottom plates The first protruding system is respectively engaged with the first engaging openings of the first main connecting member; the at least one second main connecting member is detachably connected to the two adjacent second bottom plates, wherein the first protruding bottom The two main connecting members have a plurality of second engaging openings, and the second protruding systems of the two adjacent second bottom plates are respectively engaged with the second engaging openings of the second main connecting member; and at least one a three main connector detachably connecting the two adjacent first bottom plates and the second bottom plate, wherein the The third main connecting member has a plurality of third engaging openings, and the first protruding body of the two adjacent first bottom plates and the second protruding system of the second bottom plate respectively engage with the third main connecting piece The third engaging openings, the first bottom plate, the first side walls, and the second bottom plates are The second side walls collectively define an accommodating space therebetween, wherein the first side walls and the second side walls together surround the accommodating space to jointly form a side of the accommodating space, and the A bottom plate and the second bottom plates together form a support surface of the accommodating space. The packaging structure of claim 5, wherein the first main connecting member comprises two first connecting plates, each of the first bottom plates each having a plurality of first protruding bodies, each of the first connecting plates having the first One of the two engaging plates, one of the two first connecting plates has a first main linear chute, and the other of the two first connecting plates has a first main rib, the first main a rib is movably disposed in the first main linear chute; wherein the second main connecting member comprises two second connecting plates, each of the second bottom plates has a plurality of second protruding bodies, and the two second connections The boards each have one of the second engaging openings, one of the two connecting plates has a second main linear chute, and the other of the two second connecting plates has a second main a rib, the second main rib is movably disposed in the second main linear chute; wherein the third main connecting member comprises two third connecting plates, each of the third connecting plates having the third One of the engaging openings; one of the two third connecting plates has a third main linear chute, The other of the two third connecting plates has a third main rib, and the third main rib is movably located in the third main linear chute. The packaging structure of claim 5, further comprising: at least one first auxiliary connecting member, the first auxiliary connecting member comprising two first clamping members respectively clamping the two adjacent first side walls, and One of the two first clamping members has a first auxiliary linear chute, and the two first clamping members The other one has a first auxiliary rib, the first auxiliary rib is movably located in the first auxiliary linear chute; at least one second auxiliary connecting member, the second auxiliary connecting member includes two Two clamping members respectively holding two adjacent second side walls, and one of the two second clamping members has a second auxiliary linear sliding groove, and the two second clamping members are respectively One has a second auxiliary rib, the second auxiliary rib is movably located in the second auxiliary linear chute; and at least one third auxiliary connecting member, the third auxiliary connecting member includes two third a clamping member, respectively clamping one of the first side walls and one of the second side walls, and one of the two clamping members has a third auxiliary linear sliding slot, The other of the two third clamping members has a third auxiliary rib, and the third auxiliary rib is movably disposed in the third auxiliary linear chute.