WO2005077158A1 - Cage comprising a disposable structure - Google Patents

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WO2005077158A1
WO2005077158A1 PCT/ES2005/000015 ES2005000015W WO2005077158A1 WO 2005077158 A1 WO2005077158 A1 WO 2005077158A1 ES 2005000015 W ES2005000015 W ES 2005000015W WO 2005077158 A1 WO2005077158 A1 WO 2005077158A1
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Francisco Javier Cabrera Garcia
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
    • A01K—ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; AVICULTURE; APICULTURE; PISCICULTURE; FISHING; REARING OR BREEDING ANIMALS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; NEW BREEDS OF ANIMALS
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  • the present invention relates to a cage with a disposable structure, especially suitable for use in ornithological competitions.
  • Background of the invention At present, in ornithological competitions, cages consisting of a closed structure with practicable holes are used for the introduction and extraction of birds, and a front part that incorporates a grille that allows birds to be viewed. Some of these bars have flares to allow birds to stick their heads out to eat in external feeders. It is not without drawbacks. Firstly, once the contest is over, a large number of cages and their external feeders have to be cleaned. On the other hand, the storage of these cages until their next use takes up a lot of space. These drawbacks are overcome by using the cage of the invention.
  • the cage of the invention has an economic constitution and a disposable structure and that includes an internal feeder, so that it is not necessary to clean the cage or the feeder, but the structure is discarded directly with the integrated feeder, specifying only the storage of the front grille, which is substantially flat, and therefore occupies very little stacked space.
  • the cage comprises a collapsible structure by folding a die-cut sheet template made of disposable and / or recyclable material, such as cardboard, plastic, etc., to which a removable front grille is attached.
  • the structure includes, in its conformation by folding, an internal feeder as well as at least one side cover with two sizes, one smaller for introduction of the birds and another of greater dimensions for the introduction of the hand when it comes to removing the birds.
  • the die-cut sheet template comprises a vertical bottom from which emerges an extension that forms the roof of the cage, and from this in turn emerge lateral extensions that are fixed by the defining folds of the structure walls of two consecutive extensions of each side of the bottom, with extreme flanges on the outermost one that interlock in the bottom recesses.
  • Another extension that forms the floor of the cage also emerges from the bottom, which has two lateral extensions that are also fixed by the fold of the two consecutive extensions on each side of the bottom.
  • the floor has four consecutive front extensions, configuring the first two by folding one on top of the other a small plinth, and which, when folded, also fix lower end zones broken down by the most extreme extension of each of the two consecutive bottom sides.
  • the third and fourth consecutive extensions of the four fronts of the floor configure an upper open fold that, in its part adjacent to the plinth, defines a trough with an angular section, and on its opposite part it shows flanges for interlocking in floor recesses.
  • the feeder is covered by another flat laminar portion, with tabs on both sides to interlock laterally in recesses of the second and third consecutive extensions of the ground, this laminar portion incorporating holes for the birds to introduce their heads to eat.
  • the two consecutive lateral extensions of the bottom that constitute it incorporate partially die-cut lids, an outer one removable with the finger and two inner ones in positional correspondence with the former and with corresponding recesses of the lateral extensions of the ceiling and the floor that are supported between said constitutive extensions of the wall.
  • the inner lids of the cage one of them is smaller to introduce the birds, and another is larger to insert the hand and be able to catch the birds to remove them, preferably the smaller size lid being placed inside or on the inside the larger one so that both are occluded by the outer cover.
  • the grille is made up of a frame of vertical and horizontal bars, some of which are prolonged so that they partially dig into the structure and the grille remains attached to it.
  • FIG. 1 shows a view of the cage of the invention.
  • Figure 2 shows a view of the laminar template with which the structure of the cage of the invention is formed.
  • Figures 3 and 4 show respective intermediate steps for assembling the cage structure of the invention.
  • Figure 5 shows a section by NN of Figure 1.
  • Figure 6 shows a VI-NI view of Figure 1.
  • the cage 1 of the invention is constituted by a structure 2 formable by folding a die-cut disposable and / or recyclable cardboard template 3, and a grid 4 removably attachable to said structure.
  • the structure comprises, once assembled, a rear bottom 5, side walls 6, roof 7, floor 8, a small front plinth 9 and an interior trough 10.
  • This cover which is described in more detail below, is made up of two internal covers of different sizes that allow the separate introduction of the birds or the hand to extract them, and an external cover that covers the previous two.
  • the template therefore, is made up of the bottom 5, which has an upper extension that forms the ceiling 7, and from which two lateral extensions 7a emerge.
  • the bottom also has a lower extension that constitutes the floor 8, and that has respective lateral extensions 8a.
  • the extensions 7a and 8a are fixed and retained by the folding on themselves of two consecutive extensions
  • the extensions 6b of have end flanges 12 for engaging in recesses -13 in the bottom 5, as well as a broken down lower part 14, also with lower flanges 15.
  • the bottom has four front extensions 5a, 5b, 5c and 5d. The first two 5a and 5b, when bending over themselves, form the base 9 and fix the broken-down parts 14 of the extensions 6b, the flanges 15 of which engage in recesses 16 in the floor, like other flanges 15a of the extensions 5b.
  • the other two extensions 5c and 5d configure an open angular fold 17, the trough 10 being defined between the extensions 5b and 5c, the flange of the extension 5d incorporating flanges 18 to interlock in recesses 19 in the floor 8.
  • recesses 20 are also made where the tabs 21 of a laminar piece 22 are inserted with holes 23 where the birds introduce the head to eat.
  • the two consecutive lateral extensions 6a and 6b of one of the bottom defining sides of one of the walls 6 incorporate the cover 11, actually consisting of two partially punched circular covers 24 and 25. leaving a joint area 26 without punching as a hinge. Cover 24 of the extension 6 is on the outside and includes a recess 27 to actuate opening outwardly through the finger.
  • the lid 25 of the extension 6b remains inside the cage and contains another smaller lid 28 also partially punched. Both covers open towards the interior of the cage, the smallest 28 to introduce the birds, and the largest 25 to enter the hand and take out the birds.
  • the covers 24 and 25 face each other when the extensions 6a and 6b fold over themselves, and in correspondence with recesses 29 of the extensions 7a and 8a of the roof and floor of the structure.
  • gate 4 is made up of a series of vertical bars
  • the grating has two straight sections joined by another inclined section that fit into corresponding sections of the side walls 6 defined by respective broken contours 32 of the extensions that define them.
  • the bottom incorporates a die-cut 33 with a hole for hanging.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a cage comprising a disposable structure, of the type consisting of a base, lateral walls, a roof and a floor, to which a straight or uneven front grille is fixed. The invention is characterised in that the structure is produced by folding a die-cut laminar template of disposable and/or recyclable material. The template comprises the base having the following elements extending therefrom, namely: an upper roof-forming projection; a lower floor-forming projection; and successive lateral projections which form the walls of the structure when folded, the end lateral projections being equipped with flanges which are inserted into the base and a separate lower part which is also provided with lower flanges. Moreover, extensions extend from both sides of the floor- and roof-forming projections, which are held in place by folding the two successive projections that form the walls of the structure. The floor comprises four successive front-end extensions, whereby the first two extensions form a baseplate when folded and the remaining two extensions form a fold which defines a feed tub between the second and third extensions. In addition, the ends of the second and fourth extensions are equipped with flanges which are inserted into notches in the floor. The fold between the first and second baseplate-defining extensions internally houses the separate lower parts of the lateral end projections from the base, the flanges thereof being inserted into notches in the base. Furthermore, the feed tub-forming floor extensions are provided with notches for the insertion of flanges belonging to a laminar part containing holes through which birds can pass their heads in order to eat. The successive lateral projections from the base, which form at least one of the walls of the structure, comprise flaps which have been partially die-cut in a corresponding manner and which are disposed in line with notches in the respective lateral extensions of the floor and roof. Some of the bars of the grille are extended such that they can be partially inserted in and/or attached to the walls, roof and/or floor of the structure. Furthermore, the outline of a hole for hanging the cage is die-cut into the base of the structure.

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DESCRIPCIÓN DESCRIPTION
Jaula de estructura desechable. Objeto de la invención La presente invención se refiere a una jaula de estructura desechable, especialmente adecuada para su utilización en concursos ornitológicos. Antecedentes de la invención En la actualidad en concursos ornitológicos se utilizan unas jaulas constituidas por una estructura cerrada con huecos practicables para la introducción y extracción de los pájaros, y una parte frontal que incorpora una reja que permite visualizar los pájaros. Algunas de estas rejas tienen unos ensanchamientos para permitir que los pájaros saquen la cabeza para comer en comederos externos. Eslo supone varios inconvenientes. En primer lugar, una vez terminado el concurso, hay que limpiar un gran número de jaulas y sus comederos externos. Por otro lado, el almacenaje de estas jaulas hasta su próxima utilización ocupa mucho espacio. Estos inconvenientes se subsanan mediante la utilización de la jaula de la invención.Disposable structure cage. Object of the invention The present invention relates to a cage with a disposable structure, especially suitable for use in ornithological competitions. Background of the invention At present, in ornithological competitions, cages consisting of a closed structure with practicable holes are used for the introduction and extraction of birds, and a front part that incorporates a grille that allows birds to be viewed. Some of these bars have flares to allow birds to stick their heads out to eat in external feeders. It is not without drawbacks. Firstly, once the contest is over, a large number of cages and their external feeders have to be cleaned. On the other hand, the storage of these cages until their next use takes up a lot of space. These drawbacks are overcome by using the cage of the invention.
Descripción de la invención La jaula de la invención tiene una constitución económica y una estructura desechable y que incluye un comedero interior, de modo que no es preciso limpiar la jaula ni el comedero, sino que se desecha directamente la estructura con el comedero integrado, precisando únicamente el almacenaje de la reja frontal, que es sensiblemente plana, y por tanto ocupa muy poco espacio apilada. De acuerdo con la invención la jaula comprende una estructura conlbrmable mediante el plegado de una plantilla laminar troquelada de material desechable y/o reciclable, como puede ser cartón, plástico, etcétera, a la que se fija una reja frontal desmontablemente. La estructura incluye, en su conformación mediante plegado, un comedero interno así como, al menos, una tapa lateral con dos tamaños, uno menor para la introducción de las aves y otro de mayores dimensiones para la introducción de la mano a la hora de sacar los pájaros. Estas tapas se cierran preferentemente mediante otra tapa exterior. La plantilla laminar troquelada comprende un fondo vertical del que emerge superiormente una prolongación que conforma el techo de la jaula, y de ésta a su vez emergen sendas extensiones laterales que quedan fijadas por los pliegues definidores de las paredes de la estructura de dos prolongaciones consecutivas de cada lateral del fondo, con pestañas extremas en la más exterior que enclavan en escotaduras del fondo. Del fondo también emerge inferiormente otra prolongación que configura el suelo de la jaula, y que tiene sendas extensiones laterales que igualmente quedan fijadas por el pliegue de las dos prolongaciones consecutivas de cada lateral del fondo. El suelo presenta cuatro extensiones consecutivas frontales, configurando las dos primeras al plegarse la una sobre la otra un pequeño zócalo, y que en su plegado fijan igualmente sendas zonas extremas inferiores desglosadas de la prolongación más extrema de cada una de las dos laterales consecutivas del fondo, disponiendo estas zonas extremas desglosadas de pestañas inferiores que enclavan igualmente en el suelo. La tercera y cuarta extensiones consecutivas de las cuatro frontales del suelo configuran un pliegue abierto superior que, en su parte adyacente al zócalo define un comedero de sección angular, y en su parte opuesta muestra unas pestañas para enclavar en unas escotaduras del suelo. El comedero se tapa mediante otra porción laminar plana, con pestañas a ambos lados para enclavar lateralmente en escotaduras de la segunda y tercera extensiones consecutivas del suelo, incorporando esta porción laminar unos orificios para que los pájaros introduzcan sus cabezas para comer. En, al menos, una de las paredes de la estructura, las dos prolongaciones consecutivas laterales del fondo que la constituyen incorporan unas tapas parcialmente troqueladas, una exterior extraíble con el dedo y dos interiores en correspondencia posicional con aquélla y con sendas escotaduras de las extensiones laterales del techo y del suelo que se sustentan entre dichas prolongaciones constitutivas de la pared. De las tapas interiores de la jaula, una de ellas es de menor tamaño para introducir los pájaros, y otra de mayor tamaño para introducir la mano y poder coger los pájaros para extraerlos, situándose preferentemente la tapa de menor tamaño por el interior o por el interior de la de mayor tamaño de modo que ambas quedan ocluidas por la tapa exterior. La reja, por su parte, está constituida por un armazón de barrotes verticales y horizontales, prolongándose algunos de ellos para clavarse parcialmente en la estructura y quedar la rej a fij ada a la misma. La jaula viene embalada con la plantilla sin armar y la reja sin montar, ocupando un espacio mínimo y esencialmente plano. Una vez armada la estructura y fijada la reja se puede utilizar y, una vez terminada la utilización, se tira la estructura completa guardando únicamente la reja, obviando la limpieza y necesidades de espacio de la estructura en su almacenaje. Breve descripción de los dibujos La figura 1 muestra una vista de la jaula de la invención. La figura 2 muestra una vista de la plantilla laminar con la que se conforma la estructura de la jaula de la invención. Las figuras 3 y 4 muestran sendos pasos intermedios del armado de la estructura de la jaula de la invención. La figura 5 muestra una sección por N-N de la figura 1. La figura 6 muestra una vista por VI-NI de la figura 1. Descripción de una realización práctica de la invención La jaula 1 de la invención está constituida por una estructura 2 conformable mediante el plegado de una plantilla 3 troquelada de cartón desechable y/o reciclable, y una reja 4 fijable desmontablemente a dicha estructura. La estructura comprende, una vez armada, un fondo 5 trasero, paredes laterales 6, techo 7, suelo 8, un pequeño zócalo 9 frontal y un comedero 10 interior. En una de las paredes dispone de una tapa 11 para la inserción y extracción de las aves. Esta tapa, que se describe con mayor detalle a continuación, está constituida por dos tapas internas de distintos tamaños que permiten la introducción separada de las aves o de la mano para extraer las mismas, y una externa que cubre a las dos anteriores. La plantilla, por tanto, está constituida por el fondo 5, el cual tiene una prolongación superior que conforma el techo 7, y de la que emergen sendas extensiones laterales 7a. El fondo también tiene una prolongación inferior que constituye el suelo 8, y que tiene sendas extensiones laterales 8a. Las extensiones 7a y 8a quedan fijadas y retenidas por el doblez sobre sí mismo de sendas prolongaciones consecutivasDESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The cage of the invention has an economic constitution and a disposable structure and that includes an internal feeder, so that it is not necessary to clean the cage or the feeder, but the structure is discarded directly with the integrated feeder, specifying only the storage of the front grille, which is substantially flat, and therefore occupies very little stacked space. According to the invention, the cage comprises a collapsible structure by folding a die-cut sheet template made of disposable and / or recyclable material, such as cardboard, plastic, etc., to which a removable front grille is attached. The structure includes, in its conformation by folding, an internal feeder as well as at least one side cover with two sizes, one smaller for introduction of the birds and another of greater dimensions for the introduction of the hand when it comes to removing the birds. These covers are preferably closed by means of another external cover. The die-cut sheet template comprises a vertical bottom from which emerges an extension that forms the roof of the cage, and from this in turn emerge lateral extensions that are fixed by the defining folds of the structure walls of two consecutive extensions of each side of the bottom, with extreme flanges on the outermost one that interlock in the bottom recesses. Another extension that forms the floor of the cage also emerges from the bottom, which has two lateral extensions that are also fixed by the fold of the two consecutive extensions on each side of the bottom. The floor has four consecutive front extensions, configuring the first two by folding one on top of the other a small plinth, and which, when folded, also fix lower end zones broken down by the most extreme extension of each of the two consecutive bottom sides. , arranging these broken-down end areas with lower flanges that also fit into the ground. The third and fourth consecutive extensions of the four fronts of the floor configure an upper open fold that, in its part adjacent to the plinth, defines a trough with an angular section, and on its opposite part it shows flanges for interlocking in floor recesses. The feeder is covered by another flat laminar portion, with tabs on both sides to interlock laterally in recesses of the second and third consecutive extensions of the ground, this laminar portion incorporating holes for the birds to introduce their heads to eat. In at least one of the walls of the structure, the two consecutive lateral extensions of the bottom that constitute it incorporate partially die-cut lids, an outer one removable with the finger and two inner ones in positional correspondence with the former and with corresponding recesses of the lateral extensions of the ceiling and the floor that are supported between said constitutive extensions of the wall. Of the inner lids of the cage, one of them is smaller to introduce the birds, and another is larger to insert the hand and be able to catch the birds to remove them, preferably the smaller size lid being placed inside or on the inside the larger one so that both are occluded by the outer cover. The grille, on the other hand, is made up of a frame of vertical and horizontal bars, some of which are prolonged so that they partially dig into the structure and the grille remains attached to it. The cage comes packed with the unassembled template and the unassembled grille, taking up minimal and essentially flat space. Once the structure has been assembled and the grate has been fixed, it can be used and, once the use is complete, the entire structure is thrown away, keeping only the grate, obviating the cleanliness and space needs of the structure in its storage. Brief Description of the Drawings Figure 1 shows a view of the cage of the invention. Figure 2 shows a view of the laminar template with which the structure of the cage of the invention is formed. Figures 3 and 4 show respective intermediate steps for assembling the cage structure of the invention. Figure 5 shows a section by NN of Figure 1. Figure 6 shows a VI-NI view of Figure 1. Description of a practical embodiment of the invention The cage 1 of the invention is constituted by a structure 2 formable by folding a die-cut disposable and / or recyclable cardboard template 3, and a grid 4 removably attachable to said structure. The structure comprises, once assembled, a rear bottom 5, side walls 6, roof 7, floor 8, a small front plinth 9 and an interior trough 10. In one of the walls it has a cover 11 for the insertion and extraction of the birds. This cover, which is described in more detail below, is made up of two internal covers of different sizes that allow the separate introduction of the birds or the hand to extract them, and an external cover that covers the previous two. The template, therefore, is made up of the bottom 5, which has an upper extension that forms the ceiling 7, and from which two lateral extensions 7a emerge. The bottom also has a lower extension that constitutes the floor 8, and that has respective lateral extensions 8a. The extensions 7a and 8a are fixed and retained by the folding on themselves of two consecutive extensions
6a y 6b de laterales del fondo, y que conforman las paredes laterales 6 de la estructura. Las prolongaciones 6b de tienen unas pestañas 12 extremas para enclavar en unas escotaduras -13 del fondo 5, así como una parte inferior 14 desglosada, también con pestañas inferiores 15. El fondo presenta cuatro extensiones frontales 5a, 5b, 5c y 5d. Las dos primeras 5a y 5b, al doblarse sobre sí mismas configuran el zócalo 9 y fijan entre sí las partes desglosadas 14 de las extensiones 6b, cuyas pestañas 15 enclavan en escotaduras 16 del suelo, al igual que otras pestañas 15a de las extensiones 5b.6a and 6b of bottom sides, and that make up the side walls 6 of the structure. The extensions 6b of have end flanges 12 for engaging in recesses -13 in the bottom 5, as well as a broken down lower part 14, also with lower flanges 15. The bottom has four front extensions 5a, 5b, 5c and 5d. The first two 5a and 5b, when bending over themselves, form the base 9 and fix the broken-down parts 14 of the extensions 6b, the flanges 15 of which engage in recesses 16 in the floor, like other flanges 15a of the extensions 5b.
Las otras dos extensiones 5c y 5d configuran un pliegue 17 angular abierto, quedando definida entre las extensiones 5b y 5c el comedero 10, incorporando el borde de la extensión 5d unas pestañas 18 para enclavar en escotaduras 19 del suelo 8. En las extensiones 5b y 5c se practican igualmente escotaduras 20 donde enclavan las pestañas 21 de una pieza laminar 22 con orificios 23 donde los pájaros introducen la cabeza para comer. Las dos prolongaciones laterales consecutivas 6a y 6b de uno de los laterales del fondo definidoras de una de las paredes 6 incorporan la tapa 11 , constituida en realidad por dos tapas 24 y 25 circulares parcialmente troqueladas. dejando una zona de unión 26 sin troquelar a modo de bisagra. La tapa 24 de la extensión 6a queda por el exterior e incorpora una escotadura 27 para poder accionar su apertura hacia el exterior mediante el dedo. La tapa 25 de la extensión 6b queda por el interior de la jaula y contiene otra tapa 28 de menor tamaño también parcialmente troquelada. Ambas tapas se abren hacia el interior de la jaula, la menor 28 para introducir los pájaros, y la mayor 25 para introducir la mano y poder sacar los pájaros. Las tapas 24 y 25 quedan enfrentadas al doblarse sobre sí mismas las prolongaciones 6a y 6b, y en correspondencia con unas escotaduras 29 de las extensiones 7a y 8a del techo y suelo de la estructura. Por su parte, la reja 4 está constituida por una serie de barrotes verticalesThe other two extensions 5c and 5d configure an open angular fold 17, the trough 10 being defined between the extensions 5b and 5c, the flange of the extension 5d incorporating flanges 18 to interlock in recesses 19 in the floor 8. In extensions 5b and 5c recesses 20 are also made where the tabs 21 of a laminar piece 22 are inserted with holes 23 where the birds introduce the head to eat. The two consecutive lateral extensions 6a and 6b of one of the bottom defining sides of one of the walls 6 incorporate the cover 11, actually consisting of two partially punched circular covers 24 and 25. leaving a joint area 26 without punching as a hinge. Cover 24 of the extension 6 is on the outside and includes a recess 27 to actuate opening outwardly through the finger. The lid 25 of the extension 6b remains inside the cage and contains another smaller lid 28 also partially punched. Both covers open towards the interior of the cage, the smallest 28 to introduce the birds, and the largest 25 to enter the hand and take out the birds. The covers 24 and 25 face each other when the extensions 6a and 6b fold over themselves, and in correspondence with recesses 29 of the extensions 7a and 8a of the roof and floor of the structure. For its part, gate 4 is made up of a series of vertical bars
30 y horizontales 31, prolongándose los horizontales 31 para clavarse en las extensiones 6b laterales del fondo, quedando de este modo la reja fijada. La reja tiene dos tramos rectos unidos por otro tramo inclinado que ajustan en tramos correspondientes de las paredes laterales 6 definidos por sendos contornos quebrados 32 de las prolongaciones que las definen. El fondo, por su parte, incorpora un troquelado 33 de un orificio para colgar. Descrita suficientemente la naturaleza de la invención, así como la manera de realizarse en la práctica, debe hacerse constar que las disposiciones anteriormente indicadas y representadas en los dibujos adjuntos son susceptibles de modificaciones de detalle en cuanto no alteren el principio fundamental. 30 and horizontals 31, the horizontals 31 being prolonged to be nailed to the lateral extensions 6b of the bottom, thus leaving the grille fixed. The grating has two straight sections joined by another inclined section that fit into corresponding sections of the side walls 6 defined by respective broken contours 32 of the extensions that define them. The bottom, meanwhile, incorporates a die-cut 33 with a hole for hanging. Once the nature of the invention has been sufficiently described, as well as the way of carrying it out in practice, it should be noted that the provisions previously indicated and represented in the attached drawings are subject to detailed modifications as long as they do not alter the fundamental principle.

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1. Jaula de estructura desechable, del tipo de las constituidas por una estructura de fondo, paredes laterales, techo y suelo a la que se fija una reja frontal recta o quebrada; caracterizada porque la estructura está constituida por el plegado de una plantilla laminar troquelada de material desechable y/o reciclable; la plantilla comprende el fondo del cual emerge una prolongación superior constitutiva del techo y otra inferior constitutiva del suelo, así como sendas prolongaciones laterales consecutivas constitutivas de las paredes en el plegado sobre sí mismas, incorporando la más extrema unas pestañas de enclavamiento en el fondo, así como una parte inferior desglosada dotada de pestañas inferiores; de las prolongaciones constitutivas del suelo y techo emergen por ambos laterales sendas extensiones que quedan retenidas por el plegado de ambas prolongaciones consecutivas constitutivas de las paredes de la estructura; el suelo dispone de cuatro extensiones frontales consecutivas, constitutivas las dos primeras de un zócalo mediante plegado sobre sí mismas, y las otras dos de un pliegue definidor de un comedero entre la segunda y tercera extensión, incorporando las partes extremas de la segunda y cuarta extensiones unas pestañas que enclavan en escotaduras del suelo; el pliegue entre la primera y segimda extensiones del suelo definidor del zócalo retiene en su interior las partes desglosadas inferiores de las prolongaciones extremas laterales del fondo, cuyas pestañas inferiores enclavan en escotaduras del fondo; en las extensiones del suelo constitutivas del comedero se practican unas escotaduras donde se insertan unas pestañas de una pieza laminar con orificios en orden de la que los pájaros puede introducir sus cabezas para comer; las prolongaciones laterales consecutivas del fondo constitutivas de, al menos, una de las paredes de la estructura, incorporan unas tapas parcialmente troqueladas y coincidentes entre sí en el troquelado, así como con unas escotaduras de las extensiones laterales respectivas del suelo y techo; la reja presenta prolongados algunos de sus barrotes en orden a clavarse y/o insertarse parcialmente en las paredes, techo y/o suelo de la estructura; en el fondo de la estructura se troquela una línea de un orificio de colgar. 1. Disposable cage structure, of the type consisting of a bottom structure, side walls, roof and floor to which a straight or broken front fence is fixed; characterized in that the structure is constituted by folding a die cut template of disposable and / or recyclable material; The template comprises the bottom from which an upper extension constitutive of the ceiling and a lower one constitutive of the floor emerges, as well as consecutive lateral extensions constitutive of the walls in the folding on themselves, the most extreme incorporating interlocking tabs at the bottom, as well as a broken down bottom endowed with lower tabs; from the constitutive extensions of the floor and ceiling, both extensions emerge on both sides, which are retained by the folding of both consecutive extensions constituting the walls of the structure; the ground has four consecutive frontal extensions, constituting the first two of a plinth by folding on themselves, and the other two of a defining fold of a feeder between the second and third extensions, incorporating the extreme parts of the second and fourth extensions some eyelashes that interlock in floor recesses; the fold between the first and second extensions of the defining floor of the base retains in its interior the lower broken-down parts of the extreme lateral extensions of the bottom, whose lower flanges interlock in bottom recesses; In the extensions of the ground constituting the trough, recesses are made where some tabs of a laminar piece with holes are inserted in order of which the birds can introduce their heads to eat; the consecutive lateral extensions of the bottom constituting at least one of the walls of the structure, incorporate partially punched and coincident caps in the die cut, as well as with recesses of the respective lateral extensions of the floor and ceiling; the fence has some of its bars extended in order to nail and / or partially insert into the walls, ceiling and / or floor of the structure; at the bottom of the structure a line of a hanging hole is punched.
2. Jaula de estructura desechable según reivindicación 1 caracterizado porque la prolongación superior y constitutiva del techo de la jaula es de mayor superficie de la constitutiva del suelo, mientras que las prolongaciones laterales del fondo tienen contornos quebrados definidores de paredes con dos tramos rectos extremos y uno inclinado central en correspondencia con los tramos análogos de la reja. 2. Disposable cage according to claim 1 characterized in that the upper and constitutive extension of the cage roof is of greater surface than the constitutive of the floor, while the lateral extensions of the bottom have broken contours defining walls with two straight straight sections and one inclined central in correspondence with the analogous sections of the fence.
3. Jaula de estructura desechable según reivindicación 1 caracterizado porque en la tapa practicada de la prolongación lateral del fondo constitutiva de una de las paredes, y que queda por el interior de la jaula se troquela parcialmente otra tapa de menor tamaño en orden a introducir los pájaros, mientras que la otra de mayor tamaño permite introducir la mano para su extracción; la tapa de la prolongación que queda por el exterior de la jaula en la constitución de la pared incorpora un troquelado de una escotadura para introducción de los dedos en orden a facilitar su apertura. 3. Disposable cage according to claim 1 characterized in that in the cover made of the lateral extension of the bottom constitutive of one of the walls, and that is left inside the cage, another lid of smaller size is partially cut in order to introduce the birds, while the other one of greater size allows to introduce the hand for its extraction; the cover of the extension that is outside the cage in the constitution of the wall incorporates a die cutout for insertion of the fingers in order to facilitate its opening.
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