WO2011099163A1

WO2011099163A1 - Cardboard box for footwear and cardboard box assembly for footwear

Info

Publication number: WO2011099163A1
Application number: PCT/JP2010/052218
Authority: WO
Inventors: 佐久間久弘
Original assignee: 株式会社ステップ
Priority date: 2010-02-15
Filing date: 2010-02-15
Publication date: 2011-08-18

Abstract

Provided are a footwear box made of cardboard and an assembly formed by stacking and connecting two or more of the boxes, by which display and sales promotion of various types of footwear can be easily performed for a customer. A cardboard-made footwear box (100A) is a rectangular cuboid having an opening portion at the front and is formed by a roof plate portion (3), a bottom plate portion (11), a back plate portion (19), and right/left side wall plate portions, wherein a flap-shaped bottom portion folded piece (13, 14) is connected from a lower end edge portion (L11) of the opening portion, and the bottom portion folded piece has a length longer than one inner side in the depth direction of the rectangular cuboid and has a width substantially identical with the width of the opening portion. The bottom portion folded piece (13, 14) is folded at two positions along a first folding line (L12) and (L11) toward the inside of the footwear box (100A) to form an inclined plate. A large number of longitudinal rectangular resin coatings (18) are formed by raised printing on the inclined plate, and the raised print portion functions as an antislip portion, and footwear can be favorably displayed on the inclined plate (11) for a customer. Two or more footwear boxes (100A) can be stacked and firmly connected by a connecting means.

Description

Cardboard box for footwear and assembly of cardboard box for footwear

The present invention relates to an assembly of footwear cardboard boxes and an assembly of footwear cardboard boxes formed by stacking and joining two or more footwear cardboard boxes, and more particularly suitable for display, sales promotion, etc. of various types of footwear. The present invention relates to a cardboard box for footwear and the same assembly.

When a new product is created, products for the general public or unspecified majority such as footwear are often displayed at exhibitions and sales promotions, and sometimes sold immediately at the venue.
Conventionally, in many cases, each time an exhibition agency or a display production specialist is requested for a shelf or box for display, extra work time and manufacturing cost are required.

For example, Patent Documents 1 to 3 propose simple commodity display means that can be used in such a case.
In patent document 1, in order to make a product easy to see (in order to make it excellent in visibility), a part of the bottom is lifted and a slope capable of displaying the product diagonally is included. An exhibition-use container is disclosed.
Patent Document 2 discloses a paper drawer box and a cupboard provided with the drawer box.
Patent Document 3 proposes a packaging box that has excellent product visibility, is easy to assemble, and has strength.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 49-40956 Utility Model Registration No. 3042164 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-261136

However, although any container, cupboard or packaging box is suitable for the display of the same product, it is difficult to display multiple types of products (especially products such as footwear with different heights) simultaneously. , It is not suitable for exhibiting fashionable products such as footwear with a wide variety. In addition, in the conventional containers, cupboards, or packaging boxes, when a plurality of containers, cupboards, or packaging boxes are displayed in an overlapping manner, it is difficult to see the products inside, or the stacked boxes may slide or collapse. It was.

Therefore, the present inventor has a low footwear such as sandals and slippers, a high boot such as a boot, a high height such as boots, etc. The present inventors have found a cardboard box for footwear and an assembly thereof that can easily display various footwear and can be quickly sold immediately during the display.

In the present invention, firstly, various footwear can be easily displayed and promoted, and secondly, it can be easily transported and temporarily stored, and can be easily installed on the site of a venue such as an exhibition or a promotional event. An object of the present invention is to provide a corrugated cardboard box for footwear and an assembly in which the boxes are joined together. In addition, the cardboard box for footwear of the present invention is not limited to the site of an exhibition or a sales promotion party, and the cardboard box for footwear and its assembly are not limited to a normal storefront, a showroom, or any other site (can be outdoors) It can be installed.

(Aspect of the Invention)
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be shown and described. The items (1) to (7) correspond to the claims 1 to 7, respectively.
(1) A rectangular parallelepiped corrugated footwear box formed from a ceiling plate portion, a bottom plate portion, a back plate portion, and left and right side wall plate portions, with an opening at the front, and connected to the lower edge of the opening portion A bottom folded piece that is longer than the length of one side in the depth direction of the internal space of the rectangular parallelepiped and whose width is substantially the same as the width of the opening, the bottom folded piece, and the lower end edge of the rectangular parallelepiped. Is folded toward the inner space of the footwear box, and further exists at a certain distance parallel to the lower edge, and the bottom folding piece is parallel to the lower edge, A first bottom plate portion and a second bottom plate portion formed in the bottom folding piece by being bent along a second fold line, wherein the tip of the first bottom plate portion is connected to the back plate. The second bottom plate portion is fixed with respect to a horizontal plane. An inclined plate for footwear placement having an inclined angle is formed, and a resin coat for footwear slip prevention by a large number of oblong rectangular barco printing is formed on the upper surface of the inclined plate, and the longitudinal direction is parallel to the direction of the lower edge. A cardboard footwear box characterized by being formed so as to become.

This section is a rectangular parallelepiped (preferably substantially cubic) cardboard box, but a cardboard footwear box including a so-called flap, which is a corrugated cardboard piece that has an opening on the entire surface and extends in a tongue shape from the lower end of the opening. Further, this flap has a first fold line at the lower end of the opening and another second fold line closer to the tip of the flap. While folding the first fold line inside the opening, the second fold line is also folded at the same time, and the flap tip is fixed to the inner corner of the box. As a result, an inclined plate inclined at a certain inclination angle that makes the footwear easy to be visually recognized by the customer is formed between the lower end of the opening and the first folding line. The inclined plate is formed with a resin coating for slipping footwear by a large number of oblong rectangular barco prints in a predetermined manner, so that it has a certain sliding friction coefficient and is disposed on the inclined plate. Footwear is placed in a stable manner.
As described above, according to this section, it is possible to provide a footwear box provided with an inclined plate (slope) with a non-slip of footwear, which is made of inexpensive and durable corrugated cardboard and is suitable for display and sales promotion by simple assembly.

(2) In the item (1), the first bottom plate portion of the bottom folded piece is further folded along the second fold line so that the inclination angle is substantially 0 degrees. The cardboard footwear box described.

In this section, the second folding line is not fixed to the inner back corner of the box as in the section (1), but is further folded, so that the entire first bottom plate portion is the corrugated footwear made in the section (1). Make contact with the bottom of the box.
In the case of footwear with a low height, the visibility to the customer is inferior to that of the cardboard footwear box in (1), but the entire interior space of the cardboard footwear box can be used effectively. Corrugated footwear boxes can handle footwear such as tall boots and boots that could not be accommodated.

(3) The cardboard footwear box according to (2), further including a drawer box with finger holes, which is housed in a manner that allows it to be inserted into and removed from the internal space.

This item is to store the drawer box in the internal space so that it is suitable for the purpose of storage, temporary storage, transportation, etc., not for the purpose of display, in the cardboard footwear box in the state of (2). The finger holes opened for the convenience of drawing out are formed simply by punching the cardboard with a press. Therefore, importance is attached to simplicity, and there is no drawer handle attached to a general drawer box, so material costs and manufacturing costs can be reduced. As will be described later, the cardboard footwear box according to item (1) or (2) is obtained by overlappingly connecting the cardboard footwear box according to item (1) or (2) on the cardboard footwear box according to this item. By storing the footwear on display in the cardboard footwear box described in (3), when the customer instructs the exhibitor or seller to purchase the footwear, it would be bothered as before. It is possible to provide a user-friendly mode in which the footwear can be immediately sold to a customer who likes the footwear without going to the warehouse.

(4) The cardboard footwear box according to item (2), further including a footwear storage sub-box that is stored in the interior space so as to be freely inserted and removed.

The drawer box of item (3) corresponds to approximately 100% of the vertical cross-sectional area of the opening, but this item describes the interior space of a pair of footwear or some pairs of cardboard footwear boxes. It is intended to provide a subdivision box that can be freely put in and out. Since one or more pairs of footwear are stored in advance in the subdivision box, for example, when a customer wishes to purchase an exhibit, the subcompartment box is stored in the interior space in the vicinity of the exhibit, for example, directly below. If this is done, sales can be made quickly by immediately taking out the subdivided box and presenting it to the customer, enabling a user-friendly response. In addition, although a subdivision box may be sold as it is, it may be packaged in a bag or wrapped in a wrapping paper and sold to a customer. In recent years, outlet mall-type stores do not have a storage warehouse for products, and often sell products in piles. This case is particularly suitable in such a case. It is preferable that an opening for drawing out is also provided on the front of the subdivision box so that a finger can enter.

(5) A footwear box according to any one of items (1) to (4), wherein the back plate portion includes at least one vent hole.

This section provides a vent on the back plate of the corrugated cardboard footwear box, improves air permeability, eliminates the pressure difference between the inside and outside, and makes it easy to pull out the drawer box and the drawer box for subdivision from the front. Is to do. This is also to prevent the stagnation of moisture, for example, to prevent “mold” that tends to occur during the rainy season.

(6) A detachable and flexible long flat handle provided at the center of the ceiling plate portion and the handle provided at a position facing the bottom plate portion with respect to the center portion can be inserted. An elongated hole having a large size, and two cardboard pieces with the slit for fixing the handle by fitting the slit into the handle after inserting the handle into the elongated hole, A corrugated footwear box assembly comprising a footwear box according to any one of items (1) to (5), wherein two or more footwear boxes are connected and stacked in the vertical direction.

This section exemplifies a form suitable for use when the above-mentioned cardboard footwear boxes are stacked in the vertical direction to perform exhibition, sales promotion, storage, etc. at the same time. For example, when an installation floor shakes slightly due to an earthquake, a customer or salesperson takes out footwear, accidentally hooks a finger on a cardboard footwear box, or randomly bumps something into a footwear box. In order to prevent the footwear box from collapsing, the upper and lower sides are firmly connected by a handle, an elongated hole, and a cardboard piece processed into a special shape described later. Details thereof will be described later.

(7) A cardboard footwear box assembly, wherein the cardboard box assemblies according to the item (6) are further arranged in a horizontal direction.

The above-mentioned corrugated cardboard footwear box assembly is a structure in which footwear boxes are stacked, connected and engaged in the vertical direction, but this item is displayed and promoted by arranging two or more of them in parallel on the installation floor, for example. The form to do is illustrated. They may be arranged in close contact, but may be arranged at a certain distance from each other in order to visually appeal to customers, or may be arranged radially.

According to the present invention, a variety of footwear can be easily displayed and promoted, and can be easily transported and temporarily stored, and can be easily installed on a site such as an exhibition or a promotional society. It is possible to provide an assembly in which the two are connected together.

It is an expanded view of an example of the corrugated paper (blank) for producing the footwear box made from corrugated board concerning 1st or 2nd embodiment. 1 is a perspective view of a corrugated footwear box (for footwear having a low height) according to a first embodiment. It is AA sectional drawing of FIG. It is a perspective view of the cardboard footwear box (for footwear with a high height) concerning a second embodiment. It is BB sectional drawing of FIG. It is an expanded view of an example of corrugated paper (blank) for producing a drawer box with finger holes for a corrugated footwear box according to a third embodiment. It is an expanded view of an example of the corrugated paper (blank) for subdivision box production which can be inserted in the corrugated cardboard footwear box concerning a 3rd embodiment. It is an expanded view of an example of the corrugated paper (blank) for producing the drawer box for other subdivisions which can be inserted into the corrugated cardboard footwear box according to the third embodiment. It is the perspective view which fitted the drawer box assembled from the corrugated paper shown in FIG. 6 to the corrugated footwear box (for footwear with a low height) which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is the perspective view which fitted the subdivision box which consists of the base paper shown in FIG. 7, FIG. 8 to the corrugated cardboard footwear box (for footwear with a low height) which concerns on 4th Embodiment. It is a partially expanded sectional view when a handle is attached to the corrugated cardboard footwear box concerning the 1st or 2nd embodiment. It is a partially enlarged view when corrugated footwear boxes stacked one above the other are connected using handles and cardboard pieces. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the cardboard piece used for the connection of the corrugated cardboard footwear box piled up and down shown in FIG. FIG. 14 is a perspective view for three-dimensionally explaining a method of vertically connecting the cardboard footwear boxes shown in FIG. 12 using the cardboard pieces shown in FIG. 13. It is a perspective view for demonstrating some examples when displaying and promoting footwear using the various boxes produced in this embodiment, and the assembly of either of them.

Embodiments according to the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.
However, in embodying the present invention, the present invention is not limited to the following embodiment, and other corrugated board (blank) can be used as the material of the corrugated cardboard footwear box, and the corrugated cardboard footwear box is assembled. Needless to say, other methods and orders may be used.

<First Embodiment: Corrugated Footwear Box with Slope>
First, a sheet of corrugated cardboard having a thickness of about 1 mm to 2 mm is punched out with a press to obtain a corrugated board 100 shown in FIG. If the thickness is less than 1 mm, the strength tends to be weak and the malfunction tends to occur. If it is thicker than 2 mm, the folding operation along each fold line tends to be unsmooth, and the overall weight This is because the ease of transportation and the convenience that are the characteristics of the present invention tend to be impaired. Corrugated paper is used as the material, but other materials, for example, a lightweight material made of plastic, can also be used.

The corrugated board 100 includes a ceiling plate portion 3 (with an array of openings 15 in a row), a bottom plate portion 11 (with a large elongated rectangular opening 17), and a back plate portion 19 (11 rows × 5 steps = 35 pieces). In order to produce a rectangular cardboard footwear box with the front face surrounded by the left and right side

wall plate portions

5 and 6 and the right side

wall plate portions

8 and 9 as openings. Base paper (blank).
A second bottom fold piece 13 is connected to the lower end of the opening via a fold line L11, and a first bottom fold piece 14 is connected to the second bottom fold piece 13 via a fold line L12.

Barco printing process: On the second bottom folding piece 13, there are a total of 35 small rectangular-shaped barco printing resin portions 18 arranged in 7 rows x 5 rows by barco printing with transparent resin paint. Is formed. Since this barco printing resin portion 18 is formed in a relief shape (convex shape) with respect to a flat printing surface, it will prevent slipping of footwear placed in a corrugated footwear box, as will be described later. In addition, as long as the barco printing resin part 18 functions as a slipper of footwear, the paint may be colored (with pigment). Moreover, the number of formation is not ask | required if the slip prevention function can be ensured.

Step of attaching the handle for transportation: Into the ceiling plate part 3, both ends of the inverted T-shape of the handle 40 to be described later are inserted from there along the axis of line symmetry so as not to lose the balance when held. A plurality of small rectangular elongated openings 15 that can be locked so as not to come off are provided. Inserted into the opening 15 are opposite T-shaped ends of a plastic flexible member for the handle 40 (see reference numeral 40 in FIGS. 2 and 5, etc.) so as not to come off. The suitable opening 15 depends on the size of the palm of a salesperson or customer who finally has the cardboard boxes for footwear (100A, 100B, etc.), but in this embodiment, a handle 40 is provided at both ends of the plurality of openings 15. Is attached.
Note that this step is omitted for cardboard footwear boxes at the top (top) of an assembly (see FIG. 14) to be described later when transporting cardboard footwear boxes (100A, 100B, etc.) is not required at all. Can do.

Steps for producing each wall of the cardboard footwear box: When the handle 40 is attached to the opening 15 of the ceiling plate portion 3, the ceiling plate reinforcing portion 1 is placed on the front side of the paper along the fold line L1 (hereinafter referred to as “the valley side”). (Refer to a cross-sectional view of FIG. 11 described later). In the fold line L1, two parallel lines shown by two dotted lines in FIG. 1 are engraved so that a so-called “gusset” can be formed (hereinafter, the two folds of the corrugated cardboard plate are formed by folding in this way. A fold line formed in a parallel wall shape is referred to as a “gusset fold line”). The gusset-shaped folding line is a line for facilitating the folding of the ceiling plate reinforcing portion 1 so as not to return with an elastic force after the folding, and to form a double wall to ensure a necessary wall strength (the same applies hereinafter). ).

The subsequent assembly is preferably performed by placing the back plate 19 on a floor surface (work surface) (not shown). This is because the opening is directed to the operator looking down on the assembly target from above, and the whole is easy to see, so that the folding work is easy.
Next, the fold lines L4 and L4 ′ are folded to the valley side, the fold lines L11 and L12 are folded to the valley side, and the ceiling plate portion 3 and the bottom plate portion 11 are upright with respect to the floor surface. Then, while folding the upper left reinforcing flap 2 and the lower left reinforcing flap 10 to the valley side along the folding lines L2 and L9, respectively, the upper left fitting portion 2A and the lower left fitting portion 10A are fitted to each other. Engage. Similarly, the upper right fitting portion 24A and the lower right fitting portion 10B are fitted while the upper right reinforcing flap 4 and the lower right reinforcing flap 12 are folded to the valley side along the folding lines L3 and L10, respectively. Engage them together.

Next, fold lines L6 and L7 are folded to the valley side, and gusset-shaped fold lines L5 and L8 are folded to the valley side. Then, while maintaining the first left wall plate 5 parallel to the second left wall plate 6, the upper left convex portion 5A and the lower left convex portion 5B are fitted into the upper left concave portion 6A and the lower left concave portion 6B, respectively. While maintaining the first right wall plate 9 in parallel with the second right wall plate 8, the upper right convex portion 9A and the lower right convex portion 9B are fitted into the upper right concave portion 8A and the lower right concave portion 8B, respectively. At this time, the left reinforcing flaps 2 and 10 and the right reinforcing flaps 4 and 7 that have been fitted together in the right wall and the left wall are wrapped around.

Next, although it has already been folded, the fold-like fold line 11 is once again folded to the valley side, and the left side projection 1A and the right side projection 1 while the ceiling plate reinforcement 1 is parallel to the ceiling plate 3 1B is fitted to the upper left side 10C and the upper right side 9C, respectively.

In this step, the slope 14 for forming the footwear is placed. In this step, the fold line L11, L12 is folded to the valley side and the tip 14T of the first bottom folding piece 14 is joined to the edge where the back plate 19 and the bottom plate 11 intersect (fold line). L4 '). As a result, the corrugated cardboard box 100A for footwear of the first embodiment including an inclined plate (slope) having a certain inclination angle α suitable for display of short footwear such as sandals and slippers is produced (FIG. 2). (See FIG. 3). The size of the cardboard box 100A for footwear is preferably a size that allows an average adult to easily carry and move the side wall of the cardboard with both hands, for example, approximately 30 cm on a side. Preferably it consists of. For this purpose, it is only necessary to design the blank cross-sectional view of FIG. 1 so that the width of the cross cloth excluding the

flaps

2, 4, 7, and 10 is about 30 cm. Thus, when the footwear cardboard box 100A is a cube of about 30 cm, the footwear cardboard box 100A can be installed relatively easily at exhibitions, sales promotions, etc. even if the installation area is small. In addition, as will be described later, when using the footwear corrugated cardboard box 100A (including a case with a drawer box and a small drawer box, which will be described later) in an overlapping manner, if it is an assembly of 4 to 6 stages, it becomes 120 to 180 cm, From children to adults, it is possible to easily produce footwear as an exhibit that is easy to see for customers according to their age, depending on the product type.

<Second Embodiment: Corrugated Footwear Box Without Slope>
On the other hand, as described below, if the contact state of the first embodiment is canceled in the step shown in the paragraph, the inclination angle α can be substantially 0 °. However, since there is some overlap and bending, the tilt angle is not completely 0 °.
First, in a state where the fold line L11 is folded to the valley side, the first fold piece 14 is bent along the fold line L12, and is bent until the first bottom fold piece 14 contacts the second bottom fold piece 13. As a result, the cardboard box 100B for footwear of the second embodiment suitable for display and promotion of tall footwear such as boots and boots is produced (see FIGS. 4 and 5).

<Third embodiment: cardboard footwear box with drawer box>
Steps for manufacturing the drawer box corrugated board (blank) 101: First, a sheet of corrugated paper having a thickness of about 1 mm to 2 mm is punched out by a press (the drawer

finger insertion holes

21H and 24H described below are simultaneously opened). ) To obtain the corrugated board 101 shown in FIG.

The corrugated board 101 basically includes a bottom plate portion 29, a back plate portion 34 (with a back plate reinforcing plate portion 37), a left side wall plate portion 28 (with a left wall reinforcing plate portion 27), and a right wall plate portion 30 (with a back plate reinforcing plate portion 27). This is a base paper for producing a bowl-shaped drawer box (see FIG. 9B) surrounded by a right wall reinforcing plate portion 31).

As shown in FIG. 9, the drawer box is inserted from the opening of the corrugated cardboard footwear box 100B and smoothly puts in and out the footwear. Therefore, the front dimension is the wall thickness from the back plate portion 19 in FIG. The length of the corrugated board 101 shown in FIG. 6 is determined so that the depth dimension is equal to the dimension of the broken line L2 (L3) in FIG. To do.

Drawing Box Production Process: First, the corrugated board 101 is disposed so that the bottom plate portion 29 is in contact with the floor surface (work surface). Next, the left wall plate portion 28 and the right wall plate portion 30 are bent to the valley side along the fold lines M8 and M9, respectively. Next, the left wall reinforcing portion 27 and the right wall reinforcing portion 31 are bent to the valley side along the gusseted folding lines M7 and M10, respectively.
Further, the upper left flap fitting portion 23A and the upper right flap fitting portion 26A are fitted together while being bent to the valley side along the folding lines M2 and M6, and the first upper left flap plate portion 22 and the first upper right flap plate portion 26 are fitted. Engage.
Next, along the folding lines M11 and M15, the lower left flap fitting portion 33A and the lower right flap fitting portion 36A are fitted while the lower left flap plate portion 32 and the lower right flap plate portion 36 are bent to the valley side. In addition, the first lower left flap plate portion 32 and the first lower right flap plate portion 36 are engaged.

Next, wrap the second upper left flap plate portion 23 and the second upper right flap plate portion 25 with the drawer front plate portion 24 and the drawer front reinforcing plate portion 21 while bending them along the fold line M4 and the gusset-like fold line M1 to the valley side. It is bent around the inner space, and finally the upper left side protrusion 21A and the upper right side protrusion 21B are fitted into the upper left side m2 and the upper right side m6, respectively.

Similarly, the second lower left flap plate portion 33 and the second upper right flap plate portion 35 are wrapped around the drawer back plate portion 34 and the back reinforcing plate portion 37 while folding the fold line M13 and the gusset-like fold line M16 to the valley side. Finally, the lower left side protrusions 37A and the lower right side protrusions 27B are fitted in the lower left side m11 and lower right side m15, respectively.

In this way, a drawer box 101 'for footwear is produced. Although this drawer box 101 'can be used for display and sales promotion as a single unit, usually, as shown in FIG. 9, the drawer box 101' is opened from the opening of the cardboard box 100B for footwear shown in FIG. 4 or FIG. It can be used by fitting it back and forth. In order to pull out the drawer box 101 ′, the fingertip may be hooked on the finger insertion hole 24H (21H) and pulled forward.

<Fourth embodiment: cardboard footwear box with small drawer box>
In the fourth embodiment, when the height H and width a of the front of the drawer box 101 ′ according to the second embodiment are defined, the drawer box 102 has a height of 1 as shown in FIGS. The drawer box 102 'is made by using a small one designed to have a height of 1 / 3H and a width of 1 / 2a (hereinafter referred to as "small size"). (Referred to as “drawer box 102”, “small drawer box 102 ′”).
The drawer boxes 102 and 102 'are basically provided with a lid, and the footwear to be sold is accommodated in the drawer boxes 102 and 102' in advance. ) Or wrapping with wrapping paper (not shown), ready for sale to customers.

The small drawer boxes 102 and 102 'have perforations for the finger insertion holes 43H (40H), 54H (52H), 64H (62H), and 74H (72H) (see FIGS. 7 and 8). Is attached. Therefore, the hole can be drilled at any time by breaking along the perforation as necessary. When used for sales, it is desirable to make a hole in advance so that the

small drawer boxes

102 and 102 ′ can be easily taken out, but it prevents foreign matter from entering the container (footwear) from the outside world. In this case, the finger insertion holes 43H (40H), 54H (52H), 64H may be used when storing the contents in the small drawer boxes 102, 102 'for a relatively long period of time, together with an insect repellent, if necessary. (62H) and 74H (72H) can be left unclear.

As described above, since the small drawer boxes 102 and 103 basically differ only in the width, only the small drawer box 102 shown in FIG. For the box 102 ', the base paper (blank) punched out by a press machine is only shown in FIG.

Manufacturing process of corrugated board 102 (blank) for a small drawer box: First, a piece of corrugated cardboard having a thickness of about 1 mm is punched out by pressing (drawing finger insertion holes 40H, 43H, 52H, 54H described below are A contour is formed with perforations) to obtain a corrugated board 102 (base paper) shown in FIG. Note that the small drawer box 102 is mainly a box for sale, and it is not necessary to secure a special strength, and rather the thickness may be about 1 mm so as to reduce the weight so that the customer is not burdened. desirable.

The corrugated board 102 is basically surrounded by a bottom plate portion 48, a front plate portion or back plate portions 43 and 52 (with reinforcing

plate portions

40 and 54, respectively), a left side wall plate portion 47, and a right wall plate portion 49. This is a base paper for producing a small box having a top plate part (lid part) 46 in a bowl-like body.

<Manufacturing process of small drawer box: First, the bottom surface portion 48 is arranged on the floor surface (work surface). First, the right side plate portion 49 is bent on the valley side along the fold line N7, and the upper left flap 44 and the lower right flap 53 are bent on the valley side along the fold lines N4 and N11. Stands perpendicular to the portion 48.

Next, the left side plate portion 47 is folded to the valley side along the fold line N6, and the upper left flap 41 and the lower left flap 50 are folded to the valley side along the fold lines N3 and N9. Standing vertically with respect to the bottom surface 48. Further, the top plate portion 46 is bent to the mountain side (opposite the valley side) along the fold line N4.

Next, the front plate portion 43 and the rear plate portion 52 are bent along the fold lines N4 and N11, and then the front plate reinforcement portion 40 and the rear plate reinforcement portion 54 are bent along the gusset-like fold lines N1 and N12. The upper left convex portion 40L and the upper right convex portion 40R, and the lower left convex portion 54L and the lower right convex portion 54R at the edges of the front plate reinforcing portion 40 and the rear plate reinforcing portion 54, respectively, 43L and upper right side 43R, and lower left side 52L and lower right side 52R are fitted.

The footwear to be stored is placed on the bottom surface portion 48, and the top plate portion 46 and the lid extension plate portion 45 are folded to the valley side along the folding lines N4 and N5 so that the box is covered with the lid. .

In the covered state, the upper left flap 41 and the lower left flap 50 are folded to the valley side along the folding lines N2 and N8, respectively, and the gap between the upper left flap 44 and the front plate portion 43, and the lower right Insert into the gap between the flap 53 and the rear plate 52. In this way, the small drawer box 102 is manufactured.

<Fifth Embodiment (Assembly of Cardboard Footwear Box)>
The fifth embodiment relates to a configuration in which a plurality of cardboard footwear boxes (100A, 100B, 101A and 101B) of the first to fourth embodiments are selected and assembled in the vertical direction. Here, a cardboard footwear box 100A is taken as a representative example.

Hereinafter, the fifth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 11 to 14.
Step of attaching handle 40: As shown in FIG. 11, the cross section of the handle 40 of an elastic body (preferably made of plastic) is fitted with the inverted T-shaped portions 15L and 15R into the handle attachment hole 15 (see FIG. 1). A footwear box 100A to which the handle 40 is attached so as not to come off is prepared.

Next, as shown in FIG. 12, the footwear box 100A disposed on the footwear box 100A includes an elongated opening 17 (see FIG. 1) that becomes a fitting hole for the handle, and thus overlapped. Between the upper and lower two footwear boxes 100A, the handle 40 attached to the ceiling board 3 is fitted into the opening 17 (see FIG. 1). However, in this state, there is a risk that the upper shoe box 100A slides down with a small vibration or force. Therefore, a cardboard piece 50 that exhibits the function of a stopper as shown in FIG. 13 is prepared. From the viewpoint of work efficiency or manufacturing cost, it is desirable that the corrugated cardboard piece 50 be previously punched from a corrugated cardboard sheet together with a corrugated cardboard sheet 100 shown in FIG.

The cardboard piece 50 will be described with reference to FIG. The corrugated cardboard piece 50 is made of corrugated paper having a line-symmetric shape that is folded in half and overlapped with each other, and the folding line 51 is taken as the axis of symmetry. Further, a shallow cut 51C is made along the fold line 51 (on the back side of the paper in FIG. 13A) so as to facilitate folding. In addition, it corresponds to two positions of the curved cross section of the handle portion 41 (see FIG. 12) of the handle 40 extending from the two openings 15 of the handle mounting hole in which the inverted T-shaped portions 15L and 15R of the handle 40 are fitted. In addition, the cut edges 50A and 50B are formed so as to be perpendicular to the fold line 15 of the cardboard piece 50 and wider than at least the handle portion 41 of the handle 40.

Hereinafter, a method of using the cardboard piece 50 shown in FIG. 13 will be described with reference to FIG.
First, as shown in FIG. 14A, a footwear box 100A disposed under the handle 40 and an footwear box 100A provided with an opening (handle fitting hole) 17 and disposed on the footwear box 100A. The stacking is performed so that the handle 40 fits into the opening 17.
Next, as shown in FIGS. 14B and 14C, while the cardboard piece 50 is slid on the inner surface of the bottom plate portion 11 of the upper shoe box 100 </ b> A, the cut edges 50 </ b> A and 50 </ b> B of the cardboard piece 50 are The handle portion 41 is fitted so as to be pushed in until it stops. In this way, an assembly in which two footwear boxes 100A are overlapped and joined is completed.
Furthermore, if it is desired to increase, any one of the

footwear boxes

100A, 100B, 101A or 101B may be attached to the top or bottom side of the upper and lower footwear boxes 100A in the same manner.

Cardboard footwear boxes

100A, 100B, drawer boxes 101, small drawer boxes 102, 102 ', and cardboard footwear boxes including these drawer boxes described in the first to fourth embodiments, and any of them An embodiment relating to the display of various footwear by the box assembly 107 will be described below with reference to FIG.

[Example 1]
Example 1 will be described with reference to FIG. In Example 1, the footwear S1 having a low height is disposed on the top surface of the footwear box made of corrugated cardboard 101 of the second embodiment having the drawer box 101 of the third embodiment, and the footwear S1 is drawn out. The state (not shown) accommodated in 101 is illustrated.
The first embodiment is suitable for displaying footwear to a short customer such as an infant. For example, when an infant requests a parent to purchase footwear S1, footwear for sale from the drawer box 101 immediately below. S1 can be taken out and sold immediately, and sales can be promoted and sales work can be made more efficient.

[Example 2]
Example 2 will be described with reference to FIG. In Example 2, the corrugated footwear box 100A of the first embodiment is in the lower stage, the corrugated footwear box 100B of the second embodiment is in the middle stage, and the corrugated footwear box 100A in the third embodiment is the uppermost stage, 14 illustrates a state in which three boxes are coupled by the method using the handle 40 and the cardboard piece 50 illustrated in FIG. 14 and described above.
According to the second embodiment, the footwear H1 having a high height and the footwear S2 and S3 having a low height can be displayed at the same time. In particular, since the footwear S2 and S3 having a low height are arranged obliquely, they can be displayed so that the customer can easily see them. Moreover, since there is a handle 40 and each box is connected, it is possible to easily move the exhibition place in the state of this assembly.

[Example 3]
Example 3 will be described with reference to FIG. In Example 3, from the bottom to the second level is a footwear box for storage. In addition, from the third row to the top row from the bottom, the middle row is the advertising box with footwear posters on display / sale on the front, the third row from the top of the rows on both sides, The configuration is the same as that of the second embodiment.

Briefly describing the footwear boxes from the bottom to the second, there are a total of four footwear boxes 105 with drawers 101 according to [Example 1], from the bottom to the second row and from the left to the second row, and 2 from the bottom. In the stage and the rightmost row, small drawer boxes 102 and 102 'are accommodated in different arrangement forms. Similarly, these footwear boxes are formed by assembling an assembly 107 by combining the two overlapped boxes by the method using the handle 40 and the cardboard piece 50 shown in FIG. 14 and described above.

According to the third embodiment, there is a sufficient storage space for exhibition or sales promotion such as an exhibition, a spot sale, etc., and there is an advertisement for attracting customers, and the footwear corresponding to the advertisement is actually A user-friendly form can be provided that is displayed and can be picked up or actually tried on.
Conventionally, a display of such a scale is often requested to be designed and constructed by a contractor, which requires a lot of cost.
However, according to Example 3, footwear manufacturers and their sales agents can display various footwear by assembling each box themselves and stacking them up and down at venues such as exhibitions and spot sales events. Also, since there is a temporary stock section (drawer box, small drawer box), it can be sold immediately, and it is possible to display and promote smoothly at low cost.
Further, since it is made of cardboard and is light, the layout can be easily changed and can be arranged and moved at a suitable location. Furthermore, disassembly and withdrawal can be easily achieved in a short time, and a footwear box assembly that is low in cost, simple and extremely versatile and useful, and user-friendly can be provided.

It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments and examples, and it is needless to say that various modifications can be made without departing from the gist of the present invention.

For example, on one side of a cardboard footwear box, actively draw or print decorative footwear or images of people wearing footwear, product names, footwear manufacturers' house marks, trade names, etc. In addition, it is possible to appeal more strongly to customers about the products to be displayed and sold and the company name. In particular, when the height is about the height of an adult like the assembly 107, it is more effective to paste or print a photograph or poster of a life-size human model.

Also, instead of paper cardboard, plastic cardboard can be used. If it is made of plastic, it will be heavier than paper and will be more expensive to manufacture, but cardboard footwear boxes can be used for rain prevention (waterproofing) for outdoor exhibitions or for slightly heavy footwear display. become.

3: Ceiling board part, 11: Bottom board part, 19: Back board part, 5, 6, 8, 9: Left and right side wall board part, 14T: Bottom edge part, 13, 14: Bottom part folding piece, 13, 14: Bottom part folding Piece, L12: first folding line, L1: second folding line, 1: first bottom plate portion, 3: second bottom plate portion, L4: side where back plate portion and bottom plate portion intersect, 18: for footwear anti-slip Resin coat, 100A, 100B: corrugated footwear box.

Claims

It is formed from a ceiling plate part, a bottom plate part, a back plate part, and left and right side wall plate parts, and is a rectangular parallelepiped corrugated footwear box whose front is an opening,
A bottom folded piece connected to the lower end edge of the opening and longer than the length of one side in the depth direction of the internal space of the rectangular parallelepiped, and having a width substantially the same as the width of the opening;
The bottom folding piece is bent toward the inner space of the footwear box along the first fold line at the lower edge, and further present at a certain distance parallel to the lower edge, A first bottom plate portion and a second bottom plate portion formed on the bottom fold piece by folding the bottom fold piece along a second fold line parallel to the lower edge;
The front end portion of the first bottom plate portion is brought into contact with a side where the back plate portion and the bottom plate portion intersect, and the second bottom plate portion is for footwear placement that forms a certain inclination angle with respect to a horizontal plane. Forming an inclined plate,
A corrugated footwear made by forming a resin coating for preventing slipping of footwear by a large number of oblong rectangular barco printings on the upper surface of the inclined plate so that the longitudinal direction is parallel to the direction of the lower edge portion. box.
The corrugated board product according to claim 1, wherein the inclination angle is substantially 0 degree by further folding the first bottom plate portion of the bottom folding piece along the second folding line. Footwear box.
3. The corrugated cardboard footwear box according to claim 2, further comprising a drawer box with finger holes, which is housed in a removable manner with respect to the internal space.
3. The corrugated cardboard footwear box according to claim 2, further comprising a plurality of footwear storage sub-boxes that are stored in and out of the internal space.
5. A cardboard footwear box according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the back plate portion includes at least one vent hole.
A detachable and flexible long flat handle provided at the center of the ceiling plate,
An elongated hole provided at a position opposite to the bottom plate portion with respect to the center portion and having a size into which the handle can be inserted;
After inserting the handle into the elongated hole, further comprising two cardboard pieces with the slit for fitting the slit to the handle and fixing the handle,
The corrugated footwear box assembly comprising the footwear box according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein two or more footwear boxes are connected and stacked in the vertical direction.
The corrugated cardboard box assembly according to claim 6, wherein the corrugated cardboard box assemblies according to claim 6 are arranged in a horizontal direction.