TWI634050B - Packaging auxiliary device - Google Patents

Abstract

A bundling aid includes a bottom plate, a first louver, a first temporary fixing element, a second louver, a second temporary fixing element, and a third temporary fixing element. The bottom plate includes a first side and a second side that are in contact with each other. The first cover wall is disposed on the first side of the bottom plate, and the first temporary fixing element is disposed at a position where the first cover wall meets the bottom plate. The second cover wall is disposed on the second side of the bottom plate, and the second cover wall is connected to the first cover wall. The second temporary fixing element is disposed at a junction of the second cover wall and the bottom plate. The third temporary fixing element is disposed at a junction of the first cover wall and the second cover wall, and the third temporary fixing element is disposed at a position higher than the set positions of the first temporary fixing element and the second temporary fixing element. In order to facilitate the bundling and packaging of items such as cartons by using the bundling aid.

Description

Bundled auxiliary device

The present invention relates to a bundling aid, and more particularly to a bundling aid suitable for baling with a rope.

A large number of cartons are produced after daily purchases at the convenience store, supermarket, or large-scale merchandiser and the loading of the goods. In order to facilitate recycling, the carton will be unpacked and flattened, and then packed and recycled to facilitate finishing and handling. However, the current collection and packaging of cartons are mostly collected by hand one by one, and then concentrated and packaged once. Although some storage aids have appeared, most of them are only for the packaging tools, such as nylon paper, binding and finishing, and do not see the device that can accommodate the carton and assist the binding. In addition, there are also large automated machines for automated bundling, but this is mostly used for carton packaging at the time of shipment, and is more suitable for use in shipping factories, and is not suitable for setting in convenience stores or large-scale retail stores.

The use of manual packaging is most suitable for flexible use in various convenience stores or large-scale retail stores for the sorting and packaging of cartons, but in the process of finishing, there is often a problem that the carton slides or the nylon rope for packaging is not easy to be bundled through the carton. Moreover, most of them are just looking for a corner stacking storage carton before sorting and packaging. Because there is no exclusive storage device or fixing device, the carton is easy to slide or is displaced during the stacking process, which makes the stack difficult.

In an embodiment, a binding aid includes a bottom plate, a first louver, a first temporary fixing element, a second louver, a second temporary fixing element, and a third temporary fixing element. The bottom plate includes a first side and a second side that are in contact with each other. The first cover wall is disposed on the first side of the bottom plate, and the first temporary fixing element is disposed at a position where the first cover wall meets the bottom plate. The second cover wall is disposed on the second side of the bottom plate, and the second cover wall is connected to the first cover wall. The second temporary fixing element is disposed at a junction of the second cover wall and the bottom plate. The third temporary fixing element is disposed at a junction of the first cover wall and the second cover wall, and the third temporary fixing element is disposed at a position higher than the set positions of the first temporary fixing element and the second temporary fixing element.

When the carton is to be packaged, the binding rope (for example, a nylon rope) may be placed on the opposite side of the second side, and then the binding rope is first pulled to the first temporary fixing member, and temporarily fixed to the first temporary fixing. element. The bundle is then pulled to the third temporary fixation element and temporarily secured to the third temporary fixation element. The binding cord is then continued to be pulled to the second temporary fixation element and temporarily secured to the second temporary fixation element. Finally, the binding cord is further pulled from the second temporary fixing element in a direction away from the second temporary fixing element and passed through the initial binding cord. At this time, the binding rope at the bottom plate forms a cross shape. Then, the carton to be packed is placed on the bottom plate, and the binding rope at the third temporary fixing component is taken off, and the bundled rope at the end is passed around the removed binding rope, and then pulled to At the beginning of the rope head, the carton is packed after the knotting.

Therefore, after each package is completed, the binding rope can be first wound on the binding auxiliary device, and then the cardboard box can be easily completed by simply stacking the flattened paper boxes on the bottom plate and then packaging them. Bale. Instead of moving the carton, or wrap it around the carton with a bundle of ropes. Moreover, by providing the first cover wall and the second cover wall, the carton can be positioned by the stop, and the problem that the stack is not easy to be caused by the left and right slip of the carton is avoided. The bundling aid can also be used to temporarily stack the storage cartons, and after a certain amount is collected, it can be packaged immediately to make good use of space and avoid waste of storage space.

In some embodiments, the bundling aid can further include a movable laminate. The movable layer is connected to the first wall and the second wall and is located above the third temporary fixing element. Thereby, the carton which is not intended to be packaged and intended to be reused can be stored on the movable layer of the upper layer, or can be used for stacking goods to make use of the vertical space to increase the storage capacity.

In some embodiments, the first cover wall and the second cover wall may be mesh mesh patterns having a plurality of rectangular meshes. The movable laminate may have a plurality of fixed hooks at the side positions, and the fixed hooks are respectively hooked on a rectangular grid of the first cover wall or the second cover wall to fix the movable laminate at a desired height.

In some embodiments, the bottom plate further includes a third side edge and a receiving groove body, the third side edge is connected to the first side edge, and the receiving groove body is disposed adjacent to the third side edge. The accommodating groove body may be a accommodating groove body recessed downward from the upper surface of the bottom plate for placing the binding rope. In this way, if the binding auxiliary device is to be moved, the binding rope can be moved together without the additional binding rope, and the binding rope can be prevented from being taken away.

In addition, the above-mentioned accommodating groove body may be located at any position on the vertical bisector of the third side. That is, it is located in the floor space at the position of the extension line perpendicular to the third side by the midpoint of the third side. Thus, when a rectangular bottom plate is used, it is ensured that the starting position and the ending position of the binding rope are at the center of the third side of the bottom plate, so that the bundled carton is properly fixed as much as possible.

In some embodiments, the bottom plate may further include a fourth side, the fourth side connecting the first side and the third side. The binding auxiliary device further includes a third cover wall, and the third cover wall is disposed and connected to the fourth side of the bottom plate and connected to the first cover wall. For example, the bottom plate may be a rectangular bottom plate, and the cover wall is disposed on three sides, so that the carton can be positioned by the stop when temporarily stored in the binding auxiliary device, thereby avoiding slippage and collapse.

In some embodiments, the bundling aid may further include a fourth temporary securing element disposed on the third occlusion wall. After the binding rope is pulled out from the first binding rope by the second temporary fixing member, the end of the binding rope can be temporarily fixed to the fourth temporary fixing member, so that the binding rope can be quickly found after packaging. End part.

In this embodiment, the binding auxiliary device may further include a movable layer plate connected to the second cover wall and the third cover wall and located above the third temporary fixing member. Thereby, the carton which is not intended to be packaged and intended to be reused can be stored on the movable layer of the upper layer, or can be used for stacking goods to make use of the vertical space to increase the storage capacity.

The movable layer is fixed by using a second cover wall and a third cover wall having a plurality of rectangular meshes, and has a plurality of fixed hooks on two sides of the movable layer. Corresponding hooks are respectively arranged on a rectangular grid of the second wall or the third wall to fix the movable layer to the desired height.

In some embodiments, the first temporary fixing element, the second temporary fixing element, and the third temporary fixing element may each be a column. Thereby, the binding rope can be quickly and temporarily fixed by means of bypassing the column, and as long as the binding rope is lifted upward, the column can be separated from the column, and the binding rope can be quickly assembled or packaged. Get rid of each temporary fixing element.

In some embodiments, the third temporary fixation element can be a hook to prevent the binding cord temporarily secured thereto from being easily disengaged from the third temporary fixation element.

The detailed features and advantages of the present invention are described in detail in the embodiments of the present invention. The objects and advantages associated with the present invention can be readily understood by those skilled in the art.

Referring to FIG. 1, FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a binding auxiliary device according to a first embodiment of the present invention. The binding assisting device 100 of the present embodiment includes a bottom plate 10, a first covering wall 20, a second covering wall 30, a first temporary fixing member 40, a second temporary fixing member 50, and a third temporary fixing member 60. The bottom plate 10 includes a first side 11 and a second side 12 that are in contact with each other. As shown in FIG. 1 , the bottom plate 10 of the embodiment has a rectangular shape and has four sides, which are a first side 11 , a second side 12 , a third side 13 , and a fourth side 14 respectively . Sequence connection. The first side edge 11 is perpendicular to the second side edge 12 and the fourth side edge 14, respectively, and the first side edge 11 is parallel to the third side edge 13.

The first cover wall 20 is disposed on the first side edge 11 of the bottom plate 10 and extends vertically upward from the bottom plate 10. The first temporary fixing member 40 is disposed at a position where the first cover 20 and the bottom plate 10 meet. Here, the first temporary fixing member 40 is a column to facilitate quick release of the binding member from the first temporary fixing member 40 at the time of packaging or after packaging. In other embodiments, the first temporary fixation element 40 can also be a reverse D-type buckle type that is self-pressing when the bundle is placed. To pull out the bundle, simply pull it out to remove the D-ring. In addition to this, the first temporary fixing member 40 may be any structure which allows the binding article to be temporarily fixed and lifts the binding article upward to release the binding article.

The second cover 30 is disposed on the second side 12 of the bottom plate 10, and the second cover 30 is connected to the first cover 20. Here, although the second cover 30 is placed on the second side 12, in practice, the second cover 30 may be disposed on one side of the adjacent first cover 20. That is to say, the second cover 30 can also be disposed on the fourth side 14 . In this example, the second cover wall 30 is first disposed on the second side 12 of the bottom plate 10 as an example. The second cover wall 30 also extends upwardly from the vertical bottom plate 10 and is connected to the first cover wall 20 at a side adjacent to the first cover wall 20. The height of the first cover wall 20 and the second cover wall 30 may be the same or different, and the invention is not limited thereto.

The second temporary fixing member 50 is disposed at a position where the second cover 30 and the bottom plate 10 meet. Here, the second temporary fixing member 50 can also be a column to facilitate the fixing of the binding piece from the second temporary fixing member 50 at the time of packaging or after the packaging is completed. In other embodiments, the second temporary fixation element 50 can also be a reverse D-type buckle type that is self-pressing when the bundle is placed. To pull out the bundle, simply pull it out to remove the D-ring. In addition to this, the second temporary fixing member 50 may be any structure which allows the binding article to be temporarily fixed and lifts the binding article upward to release the binding article.

The third temporary fixing member 60 is disposed adjacent to the first cover wall 20 and the second cover wall 30, and the third temporary fixing member 60 is disposed at a higher position than the first temporary fixing member 40 and the second temporary fixing member 50. Set the location. As can be seen from FIG. 1, the third temporary fixing member 60 can also be a column to facilitate the removal of the bundled article when the binding device temporarily fixed to the third temporary fixing member 60 is to be removed for lifting. The fixing of the third temporary fixing member 60. In other embodiments, the third temporary fixation element 60 can also be a hook type to temporarily secure the binding article to the third temporary fixation element 60 and then pull away from the third temporary fixation element 60. In addition to this, the third temporary fixing member 60 may be any structure that allows the binding article to be temporarily fixed and easily allows the binding article to be detached from the third temporary fixing member 60.

With the above structure, when the carton is to be packaged, the bundled article (for example, a nylon string) can be wound and the first temporary fixing member 40, the second temporary fixing member 50, and the third temporary fixing member 60 can be temporarily fixed, and then, Then, the carton to be packaged is placed on the bottom plate 10, and the carton can be quickly packaged (the detailed bundling method and packaging method will be detailed later).

In this way, after each package is completed, the binding rope can be first wound on the binding auxiliary device 100, and then the cardboard box can be easily completed by simply stacking the flattened paper boxes on the bottom plate 10, and then packaging. Packed. Instead of moving the carton, or using bundles to wrap around the carton. Moreover, by providing the first cover wall 20 and the second cover wall 30, the carton can be positioned by the stop, and the problem that the stack is not easy to be caused by the left and right slip of the carton is avoided. The bundling aid 100 can also be used to temporarily stack the storage cartons, and after a certain amount is collected, it can be packaged immediately to make good use of space and avoid waste of storage space.

In the present embodiment, the binding assisting device 100 further includes a movable layer 70 connected to the first covering wall 20 and the second covering wall 30 and located above the third temporary fixing member 60. The first cover wall 20 and the second cover wall 30 may be disposed to extend upwardly at a higher height, and then the movable layer plate 70 is further disposed at an appropriate position above. In this way, the vertical space can be utilized, and the carton that is not intended to be packaged and reused can be stored on the movable layer 70 of the upper layer, or can be used to stack goods and increase the storage capacity. Providing above the third temporary fixing member 60 is to prevent the movable layer 70 from affecting the packing operation underneath.

As shown in FIG. 1 , the first cover wall 20 and the second cover wall 30 of the embodiment may be a mesh partition pattern having a plurality of rectangular meshes 21 , 31 . The movable layer 70 may have a plurality of fixing hooks 71 at the side positions, and the fixing hooks 71 are respectively hooked on the first covering wall 20 or the second covering wall 30 to form a rectangular grid 21, 31 to fix the movable layer 70. At the required height. In other implementations, instead of using the first cover wall 20 and the second cover wall 30 having a mesh partition pattern, a general flat cover wall may be used, and then the lock, the adhesion, the welding, and the integration may be utilized. The movable layer 70 is connected to the first cover wall 20 and the second cover wall 30 by molding or the like.

In addition, in the embodiment, the bottom plate 10 further includes a receiving groove body 15. The accommodating tank body 15 is disposed adjacent to the third side edge 13 . The accommodating tank body 15 is a accommodating tank body 15 recessed downward from the upper surface of the bottom plate 10, and can be used to place a bundled article such as a bundle of nylon ropes. In this way, if the bundle assisting device 100 is to be moved, the bundled articles can be moved together without the additional bundled articles, and the bundled articles can be prevented from being taken away.

In this embodiment, the receiving groove body 15 can be located at any position on the vertical bisector of the third side edge 13. That is, in the space of the bottom plate 10 at the position of the extension line perpendicular to the third side 13 by the midpoint of the third side edge 13. Thus, when a rectangular bottom plate 10 is used, it is ensured that the starting position and the ending position of the binding article are at the center of the third side edge 13 of the bottom plate 10, so as to make the bundled carton as secure as possible.

2 and FIG. 3, FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a binding auxiliary device according to a second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the binding auxiliary device according to the second embodiment of the present invention. The same components and connection relationships of the bundling aid device 200 of the present embodiment will be denoted by the same reference numerals and will not be further described. The binding assisting device 100 of the embodiment includes a bottom plate 10, a first covering wall 20, a second covering wall 30, a first temporary fixing member 40, a second temporary fixing member 50, a third temporary fixing member 60, a movable layer plate 70a, The third cover 80, the fourth temporary fixing member 82, and the four rollers 90.

In the embodiment, the rectangular bottom plate 10 is also taken as an example, and the first side edge 11, the second side 12, the third side 13 and the fourth side 14 are sequentially connected. The second side 14 has two ends connected to the first side 11 and the third side 13. The third cover 80 is disposed and connected to the fourth side 14 of the bottom plate 10, and the vertical fourth side 14 extends above the bottom plate 10. The third cover wall 80 is adjacent to the first cover wall 20 adjacent to the side of the first cover wall 20.

It can be seen from FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 that in the present embodiment, the heights of the second cover wall 30 and the third cover wall 80 are the same, and the height of the first cover wall 20 is slightly lower, which is merely an example and is not intended to limit the The height of a wall 20, a second wall 30, and a third wall 80. In the embodiment, the heights of the second cover wall 30 and the third cover wall 80 are set to be the same, so that when the bundling auxiliary device 200 is pushed, the force applied to the left and right sides can be applied at the same height. . Further, by using the higher left and right sides, the carton placed in the binding assisting device 200 can be restricted, and the storage positioning effect can be provided.

In this embodiment, a movable layer 70a is also disposed, which is connected to the second cover 30 and the third cover 80, and is located above the third temporary fixing member 60. As can be seen from FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, in the embodiment, because the third cover 80 is disposed, the movable layer 70a can be spanned between the second cover 30 and the third cover 80, so that the movable layer 70a can be used. Large rectangular shape. Moreover, by using the method of arranging across the second cover wall 30 and the third cover wall 80, it is also possible to provide better support force from the two sides to place more articles. In this way, the vertical space can be utilized, and the carton that is not intended to be packaged and reused can be stored on the movable layer 70 of the upper layer, or can be used to stack goods and increase the storage capacity. Providing above the third temporary fixing member 60 is to prevent the movable layer 70 from affecting the packing operation underneath. In addition, the setting of the movable layer 70a is not limited to one, and one or more may be set as needed to properly utilize the vertical space.

As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, the second cover wall 30 and the third cover wall 80 have a plurality of rectangular meshes 31 and 81. The two sides of the movable layer plate 70a respectively have a plurality of fixed hooks 71a, which are fixed. The hooks 71a respectively correspond to a rectangular grid 31, 81 hooked on the second cover 30 or the third cover 80 to fix the movable floor 70a at a desired height. In other implementations, instead of using the second cover wall 30 and the third cover wall 80 having a mesh partition pattern, a general flat cover wall may be used, and then the lock, the adhesion, the welding, and the integration may be utilized. The movable layer plate 70a is connected to the second cover wall 30 and the third cover wall 80 by molding or the like.

In addition, in order to increase the stability of the movable floor 70a, a plurality of fixing hooks 71a may be disposed on the movable floor 70a adjacent to the side of the first covering wall 20, and the first covering wall 20 may have a plurality of rectangular meshes 21. Then, the fixing hooks 71a can be hooked on the first covering wall 20. As such, the movable laminate 70a can be supported on all three sides to accommodate heavier items.

3, in the embodiment, the bottom plate 10 further includes a receiving hole 16 , and the receiving groove body 15 a is detachably disposed in the receiving hole 16 . In the present embodiment, the accommodating tank body 15a is provided in a detachable manner, and can be replaced when it is required to use bundled articles of different sizes (such as nylon paper, binding tape, belt, etc.). The receiving groove body 15a includes a body 151, an opening 152, and two fastening portions 153. In this case, the body 151 is slightly U-shaped, and the recessed space can be used for placing the bundle. A fastening portion 153 is respectively disposed on the two sides of the body 151, so that the receiving groove 15a is disposed via the fastening portion 153. On the bottom plate 10. The opening 152 is disposed on a side wall of the body 151, and the opening 152 is disposed adjacent to the side wall of the third side 13 of the bottom plate 10 to facilitate the withdrawal of the bundle.

The accommodating hole 16 can have two supporting arms 17 . When the accommodating groove 15 a is inserted through the accommodating hole 16 , the two locking portions 153 of the receiving groove 15 a can be respectively engaged with the two supporting arms 17 . In order to complete the assembly, the tank body 15a is accommodated.

Next, please refer to FIG. 2 to FIG. 7 at the same time, and FIG. 4 to FIG. 7 are schematic diagrams (1) to (4) of the carton packing method performed by the bundling auxiliary device of the second embodiment, respectively. Next, how to use the binding assisting device 200 of the present embodiment to perform the packing operation of the carton will be described in detail. Here, the description is made by taking the carton which is unpacked and flattened as an example, but the invention is not limited thereto, and can also be used to package any items to be bundled. The bundled articles used for binding the carton are first described by taking a nylon rope as an example, but the invention is not limited thereto.

First, as shown in Fig. 4, the entire bundle of nylon cords is placed in the accommodating tank body 15a, and the end is passed through the opening 152 of the accommodating tank body 15a, and the outer length is sufficiently pulled out for proper packaging. Next, the nylon rope is first pulled to the first temporary fixing member 40, and temporarily clamped to the first temporary fixing member 40. Here, as long as the first temporary fixing member 40 in the shape of a column is bypassed, it is convenient to lift the nylon rope upward during the packaging process or after the packaging is completed, so that the temporary fixing member can be temporarily clamped to the first temporary fixing member. The nylon cord of 40 can be detached from the first temporary fixing member 40.

The nylon rope is then continued to be pulled to the third temporary fixation element 60 and temporarily secured to the third temporary fixation element 60. Subsequently, the nylon string is continued to be pulled to the second temporary fixing member 50, and temporarily clamped to the second temporary fixing member 50. In the present embodiment, the third temporary fixing member 60 and the second temporary fixing member 50 are also in the shape of a column. Therefore, the nylon string only needs to bypass the third temporary fixing member 60 and the second temporary fixing member 50 in the shape of a column.

Finally, the nylon rope is further pulled from the second temporary fixing member 50 away from the second temporary fixing member 50 toward the fourth side 14 at this time, and will be pulled from the third side 13 to the first through the beginning. A nylon cord at the first temporary fastening element 40 of one side edge 11. For ease of packaging and avoiding shedding, the nylon cord pulled by the second side edge 12 can be pulled by the third side edge 13 below the nylon paper of the first side edge 11 and pulled all the way to the fourth side edge 14. At this time, the nylon cord at the bottom plate 10 forms a cross. Subsequently, the end of the nylon cord can be temporarily temporarily tied to the rectangular grid 81 of the third cover 80. When temporarily fastening the nylon rope, you can tie it to the upper position to reserve a nylon rope of sufficient length for final packing and knotting.

In addition, as can be seen from FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, in addition to being attachable to the rectangular grid 81, in the present embodiment, a fourth temporary fixing member 82 may be disposed on the third covering wall 80 to wind the nylon rope. The manner is temporarily fixed to the fourth temporary fixing member 82. The fourth temporary fixing member 82 can also be in the shape of a column or a hookable member such as a hook or a D-ring.

Next, referring to FIG. 5, after the winding of the nylon rope is completed, the carton to be packaged and bundled can be placed on the bottom plate 10. Under the stop with three side walls, the sliding can be prevented from being arranged when the stacked carton is placed. inconvenient. Subsequently, as shown in Fig. 6, the nylon cords at the third temporary fixing member 60 and the fourth temporary fixing member 82 are removed and pulled to the center of the carton, respectively. Subsequently, the end of the nylon cord removed by the fourth temporary fixing member 82 is passed through the nylon cord removed by the third temporary fixing member 60, and the nylon string is pulled toward the third side edge 13. In this way, a cross-shaped stagger can be formed on the upper side to fix the three sides of the carton.

Next, as shown in Fig. 7, the end of the nylon cord is pulled to the third side edge 13, and tied to the source end of the nylon cord pulled out by the opening 152 of the receiving groove body 15a. After that, after cutting off the source end, you can complete the packing of the carton. Subsequently, the carton can be removed from the bottom plate 10 as long as the packaged carton is lifted up. In this way, when it is necessary to pack a relatively large number of cartons at a time, there is no need to worry about the left and right sliding of the cartons, and it is not necessary to turn the cartons or wrap them around with nylon ropes. It can also save a lot of packaging time and smoothness. After the packaging is completed, the nylon rope can be re-routed again. Usually, the folded carton is placed on the bottom plate 10 for storage, and there is no need to find another storage space.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, a roller 90 may be disposed at four corners of the bottom of the bottom plate 10 to facilitate pushing the binding assisting device 200 to a desired location.

While the present invention has been described above in the foregoing embodiments, it is not intended to limit the invention, and the invention may be modified and modified without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. The scope of patent protection shall be subject to the definition of the scope of the patent application attached to this specification.

100, 200‧‧‧ Bundle auxiliary devices

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90‧‧‧Roller

1 is a schematic view of a binding auxiliary device according to a first embodiment of the present invention. 2 is a schematic view of a binding auxiliary device according to a second embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 3 is an exploded view of the binding assisting device of the second embodiment of the present invention. [Fig. 4] A schematic view (1) of a carton packing method performed using the binding assisting device of the second embodiment. [Fig. 5] A schematic view (2) of a carton packing method performed using the binding assisting device of the second embodiment. [Fig. 6] A schematic view (3) of a carton packing method performed using the binding assisting device of the second embodiment. [Fig. 7] A schematic view (4) of a carton packing method performed using the binding assisting device of the second embodiment.

Claims (11)

A binding auxiliary device includes: a bottom plate including a first side and a second side; a first cover wall disposed on the first side of the bottom plate; a first temporary fixing component, The second cover wall is disposed at the second side of the bottom plate, and the second cover wall is connected to the first cover wall; a fixing member disposed at the second cover wall and the bottom plate; a third temporary fixing member disposed adjacent to the first cover wall and the second cover wall, and the third temporary fixing member a position higher than a position of the first temporary fixing element and the second temporary fixing element; and a movable layer connected to the first wall and the second wall and located above the third temporary fixing element . The binding auxiliary device of claim 1, wherein the first cover wall and the second cover wall have a plurality of rectangular grids, the active layer plate has a plurality of fixed hooks, and the fixed hooks are respectively hooked on the first A rectangular grid of the wall or the second wall. The binding auxiliary device of claim 1, wherein the bottom plate further comprises a third side and a receiving groove, the third side is connected to the second side, and the receiving groove is adjacent to the third side side. The binding assistance device of claim 3, wherein the receiving slot is located at any position on a vertical bisector of the third side. The binding auxiliary device of claim 3, wherein the bottom plate further comprises a receiving hole, and the receiving groove body is detachably disposed in the receiving hole. The binding auxiliary device of claim 3, wherein the bottom plate further comprises a fourth side, the fourth side is connected to the first side and the third side, and the binding auxiliary device further comprises a third cover a wall, the third wall is disposed and connected to the fourth side of the bottom plate and connected to the first wall. The binding assistance device of claim 6, further comprising a fourth temporary fixing component disposed on the third wall. The binding auxiliary device of claim 6, further comprising a movable layer, connected to the second cover wall and the third cover wall, and located above the third temporary fixing element. The binding auxiliary device of claim 8, wherein the second cover wall and the third cover wall have a plurality of rectangular grids, and the two sides of the movable layer respectively have a plurality of fixed hooks, and the fixed hooks respectively correspond to the hooks One of the rectangular grids of the second or the third wall. The binding auxiliary device of claim 1, wherein the first temporary fixing element, the second temporary fixing element and the third temporary fixing element are respectively a column. The binding assistance device of claim 1, wherein the third temporary fixing component is a hook.