WO2024043016A1

WO2024043016A1 - Sanitary tissue paper storage container

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Publication number: WO2024043016A1
Application number: PCT/JP2023/028073
Authority: WO
Inventors: 里奈鬼澤
Original assignee: 大王製紙株式会社
Priority date: 2022-08-23
Filing date: 2023-08-01
Publication date: 2024-02-29
Also published as: JP2024029822A

Abstract

A sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 comprises: a container body 10, which accommodates sanitary tissue paper P inside thereof, and which has a pull-out hole 113a from which the sanitary tissue paper P is pulled out; and an opening/closing lid 2, which is attached to the container body so as to be freely rotatable, and which opens/closes the pull-out hole 113a. On the bottom surface of the container body 10, stopper members 120 are provided, which closely adhere to a location where the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is placed. The stopper members 120 are configured so as to restrict movement of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 from the location where same is placed when the sanitary tissue paper P is pulled out from the pull-out hole 113a.

Description

Sanitary tissue paper storage container

The present invention relates to sanitary tissue paper storage containers.

As a sanitary tissue paper storage container that stores sanitary tissue paper such as wet tissues, it is equipped with a container main body having an outlet for taking out wet tissues, and an opening/closing lid that opens and closes the outlet by rotation. When the engagement between the operation button and the opening/closing lid is released by pressing the button, the opening/closing lid is opened by the restoring force of the rubber plate provided between the container body and the opening/closing lid, exposing the outlet. A device configured as follows is known (for example, see Patent Document 1).
In particular, this sanitary tissue paper storage container is provided with a mounting plate for attaching the storage container to a toilet paper container for easy use in a toilet.
By fixing the sanitary tissue paper storage container to the toilet paper container via the mounting plate, you can open and close the lid with one hand without having to hold or support the sanitary tissue paper storage container with one hand. It is possible to take out wet tissues with one hand from the outlet.

Patent No. 4565692

However, in the case of the sanitary tissue paper storage container of Patent Document 1, although the sanitary tissue paper storage container can be used by being fixed to the toilet paper container to which it is attached, it is possible to use the sanitary tissue paper storage container in other locations. Because it is difficult to secure the container, for example, when using a sanitary tissue paper storage container placed on the floor, hold the sanitary tissue paper storage container with one hand and use a wet tissue (sanitary tissue) with the other hand. I had no choice but to remove the tissue paper.

An object of the present invention is to provide a sanitary tissue paper storage container that is easy to use with one hand.

In order to solve the above problems, the invention according to claim 1,
A container body in which sanitary tissue paper is stored and has an ejection hole for taking out the sanitary tissue paper;
an opening/closing lid that is rotatably attached to the container body and opens and closes the extraction hole;
A sanitary tissue paper storage container comprising:
A stopper member is provided on the bottom surface of the container body, and the stopper member is in close contact with the location where the sanitary tissue paper storage container is installed.
The stopper member is characterized in that it is configured to restrict movement of the sanitary tissue paper storage container from a place where it is installed when the sanitary tissue paper is taken out from the extraction hole.

The invention according to claim 2 provides the sanitary tissue paper storage container according to claim 1,
The stopper member is characterized in that it can be repeatedly attached to and detached from the location where the sanitary tissue paper storage container is installed.

The invention according to claim 3 is the sanitary tissue paper storage container according to

claim

1 or 2,
The stopper member is characterized in that it is a suction cup-shaped member.

The invention according to claim 4 is the sanitary tissue paper storage container according to

claim

1 or 2,
The stopper member is characterized in that it is a sheet member that is removable and readhesive.

According to the present invention, a sanitary tissue paper storage container that is easy to use with one hand is obtained.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a sanitary thin paper storage container of the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the sanitary tissue paper storage container of the present embodiment with the lid open. FIG. 2 is a rear perspective view showing the sanitary tissue paper storage container according to the present embodiment with the opening/closing lid open. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the sanitary tissue paper storage container of the present embodiment in a state where the upper part of the container main body is open. FIG. 2 is a front view showing a sanitary tissue paper storage container in a state where the button is removed from the top of the container body and the opening/closing lid is open. FIG. 2 is a front view showing a sanitary tissue paper storage container in a state where the upper part of the container main body is open. FIG. 3 is a bottom view showing the sanitary tissue paper storage container. 2 is a sectional view taken along line VIII-VIII in FIG. 1. FIG. FIG. 2 is a front view showing a state in which the sanitary thin paper storage container of the present embodiment is fixed to a mounting surface. FIG. 2 is a front view showing a state in which the sanitary tissue paper storage container of the present embodiment is fixed to a wall surface. FIG. 7 is a bottom view showing a modification of the sanitary tissue paper storage container. FIG. 7 is a bottom view showing a modification of the sanitary tissue paper storage container. FIG. 13 is a front view showing a state in which the sanitary thin paper storage container of FIG. 12 is fixed to a mounting surface.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the sanitary tissue paper storage container according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, although various limitations that are technically preferable for carrying out the present invention are attached to the embodiments described below, the scope of the present invention is not limited to the following embodiments and illustrated examples.

In the following description, the X-axis, Y-axis, Z-axis, front-back direction, left-right direction, and up-down direction are defined as shown in each figure. In other words, the side of the sanitary tissue paper storage container with the opening/closing lid is called "top," the opposite side is "bottom," the side where the container body and the opening/closing lid are connected is "rear," and the other side is "back." Viewed from the front, the right hand side is the "right" and the left hand side is the "left."The axis along the front and back direction is the The axis.
Note that when the upper part of the container body rotates relative to the lower part of the container body, the direction in which the upper part of the container body faces changes, but as shown in FIG. The direction will be explained based on the closed state.

[Configuration of embodiment]
(overall structure)
For example, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 includes a container body 10 having a take-out hole 113a for taking out the sanitary tissue paper P stored therein, and a container body 10 that is rotatably attached to the container body 10. and a button section for switching between a closed lid state where the opening/closing lid 2 closes the extraction hole 113a and an open lid state where the opening/closing lid 2 opens the extraction hole 113a. It is equipped with 3rd class.
Furthermore, a stopper member 120 (described later) is provided on the bottom surface of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 to bring it into close contact with the location where the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is installed.
A storage space S in which sanitary tissue paper P is stored is formed inside this sanitary tissue paper storage container 1.

(hygienic tissue paper)
As sanitary tissue paper P, for example, wet sheets (wet tissues) are laminated in an alternately folded state, and when one wet sheet (wet tissue) is pulled out, the next wet sheet (wet tissue) is also stacked. A so-called pop-up type seat configured to be pulled out is used. In addition, for example, a long wet sheet (wet tissue) with perforations at regular intervals in the length direction is wound into a roll, and the rolled sheet is used by cutting it along the perforations. It can also be used.

(container body)
For example, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the container main body 10 is generally formed into a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape that is longer in the left-right direction than in the front-rear direction and the up-down direction, and the upper part of the container body 10 is longer than the center part in the up-down direction. The container main body 10 is divided into upper and lower halves, and is formed by an upper container main body 11 that constitutes the upper part of the container main body 10 and a lower container main body 12 that constitutes the lower part of the container main body 10.
The container main body upper part 11 and the container main body lower part 12 are connected by a connecting part 13 at the rear surface of the container main body 10.
The container body upper part 11, the container body lower part 12, and the connecting part 13 are integrally formed by a method such as injection molding (two-color molding).

For example, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the container main body 10 has an upper container main body 11 and a lower container main body 12 combined, and the container main body 10 as a whole is preferably arranged in the front-rear direction with the internal storage space S closed. is formed to have a size of 60 mm to 150 mm, more preferably 80 mm to 100 mm, preferably 80 mm to 200 mm in the left-right direction, still more preferably 145 mm to 165 mm, preferably 30 mm to 100 mm in the vertical direction, and even more preferably 50 mm to 70 mm. has been done.
Further, the thickness of each surface is preferably 0.5 mm to 3.0 mm, more preferably 1.0 mm to 2.0 mm.
With this size and thickness, it is possible to achieve high molding efficiency and sufficient strength for actual use.

(Connection part)
For example, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is formed to rotate about a connecting portion 13 that connects an upper container body 11 and a lower container body 12 as a fulcrum. Thereby, as shown in FIG. 4, the storage space S can be exposed to the outside.
Moreover, when closing the storage space S, the user only has to rotate the container main body upper part 11 in the opposite direction.
This connecting part 13 is formed to be thinner than other parts of the container main body 10, so it is easily bent, and the upper part 11 of the container main body can be rotated with respect to the lower part 12 of the container main body, using the connecting part 13 as a fulcrum. It's easier to do.

Although productivity is reduced, it is also possible to form the container body upper part 11 and the container body lower part 12 as separate bodies, and then connect them rotatably with a hinge or the like.
In addition, by dividing the container body 10 into two parts above the center in the vertical direction into an upper container body 11 and a lower container body 12, the sanitary tissue paper P can be stored in the storage space S while being covered with a predetermined wrapping. When stored, it is possible to reduce the risk of the end seal part of the package being caught between the container body upper part 11 and the container body lower part 12 when the storage space S is closed, and it becomes easier to refill the sanitary tissue paper P. .
The position where the container body 10 is divided into the upper container body 11 and the lower container body 12 may be near the center in the vertical direction.

(Top of container body)
For example, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 6, the container main body upper part 11 is formed in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape with a substantially rectangular opening on the lower side, and near the center of the top surface part 111 forming the upper surface, A concave portion 112 is formed downward, and a take-out portion 113 having a take-out hole 113a for taking out the sanitary tissue paper P in the storage space S is provided at the center of the concave portion 112.
Furthermore, a storage recess 115 in which the biasing member 114 is stored is formed at the rear end of the recess 112 .
Further, the lower end (opening) of the upper container main body 11 includes an annular outer edge 116 and an annular inner edge 117 provided inside the outer edge 116 and protruding downward from the outer edge 116. It is formed.
Furthermore, a handle portion 118 is formed at the lower end of the front surface of the container body upper portion 11 to be gripped when exposing the storage space S.

(Material of the upper part of the container body)
The container main body upper part 11 is formed of a hard material. As the hard material, for example, hard plastics such as PE (polyethylene), PP (polypropylene), POM (polyacetal), and ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) resin can be used.
Further, it is desirable that a portion formed of an elastic material and a portion formed of a hard material, which will be described later, be integrally formed by injection molding (two-color molding).

(concavity)
For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the recessed portion 112 is formed near the center of the top surface portion 111 in a plan view. Although FIG. 2 shows a case where the shape of the recess 112 is a substantially rectangular curved shape that reaches the front end of the upper container main body 11 in plan view, the specific shape of the recess 112 is not limited to this. .

The depth of the recess 112 in the vertical direction is preferably from 5 mm to 20 mm when viewed from the top surface portion 111. Further, the size in plan view is not particularly limited as long as the take-out portion 113 can be formed inside, but it is preferably 40 mm to 80 mm in the front-back direction and 40 mm to 120 mm in the left-right direction.

(Ejecting part)
The take-out part 113 is formed near the center of the recess 112 in a plan view, and is made of an elastic material. At the approximate center of the take-out part 113, there is a bulged part 113b that is raised in a substantially spherical shape. A take-out hole 113a is provided in the bulged portion 113b.
Moreover, three projecting pieces 113c are provided on the edge of the extraction hole 113a, protruding from the edge on the near side toward the center of the extraction part 113.

It is desirable that the take-out portion 113 is formed into a film shape with a vertical thickness of 0.5 mm to 2.0 mm, for example. Further, as the elastic material forming the take-out portion 113 etc., for example, an elastic material such as silicone rubber or TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomers) such as styrene-butadiene, polyester, polyethylene or urethane is used. It is preferable that the hardness is from 20 to 90. If the hardness of the elastic material is lower than the above value, it is undesirable because it is too soft and difficult to mold, resulting in poor molding efficiency. Furthermore, if the hardness of the elastic material is higher than the above value, the take-out part 113 in which the take-out hole 113a for taking out the sanitary tissue paper P is formed becomes hard, and too much resistance is applied, making it difficult to take out the sheets one by one. This is undesirable because it also makes it difficult to insert one's fingers into the storage space S when pulling out the sheet.
Note that the above hardness was measured according to JIS K 6253 (Type A durometer).

(Ejection hole)
The take-out hole 113a is a hole that is connected to the storage space S and is formed in the center of the take-out part 113 in a plan view.
For example, in FIG. 2, the extraction hole 113a has a triangular shape in which each side protrudes inward in an arc shape, and three slits intersect at the center of gravity so as to connect each vertex and the center of gravity. It has a letter shape. Further, among the three slits, the width of the slit extending in the front-rear direction is wider than the width of the other slits. Note that the number of slits may be smaller or larger than this, and for example, the extraction hole 113a may be formed by inserting two slits in a cross shape.

By forming the periphery of the extraction hole 113a with an elastic material, the extraction part 113 can apply appropriate resistance to the sanitary tissue paper P, and the sanitary tissue paper P stored in the storage space S can be pulled out. After this, it functions to hold the next sanitary thin paper P.
Further, when the sanitary tissue paper P is a roll sheet, the take-out unit 113 functions to cut the sanitary tissue paper P at cutting perforations provided in the sanitary tissue paper P.

(projection)
The protruding piece 113c is a place where the sanitary tissue paper P pulled out from the extraction hole 113a comes into sliding contact, and is provided to apply appropriate resistance to the sanitary tissue paper P pulled out from the extraction hole 113a.
Specifically, when the user opens the opening/closing lid 2 of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 to take out the sanitary tissue paper P, the opening/closing lid 2 in an upright position on the back side of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 opens the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1. The user extends his hand from the front side of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 and pulls out the sanitary tissue paper P from the extraction hole 113a so as not to interfere with the operation of taking out the sanitary tissue paper P. The sanitary thin paper P that is placed comes into sliding contact with the protruding piece 113c on the front edge.
At this time, the protruding piece 113c protruding rearward from the edge on the near side comes into sliding contact with the sanitary tissue paper P pulled out from the extraction hole 113a toward the front, so that the protrusion 113c contacts the sanitary tissue paper P. By applying appropriate resistance, it is possible to prevent the sanitary thin paper P from being pulled out too much from the extraction hole 113a.

That is, the protrusion 113c protruding rearward from the front edge applies an appropriate frictional force to the sanitary tissue paper P pulled out from the extraction hole 113a toward the front, and the sanitary tissue paper P is pulled out for use. It has a function of preventing the next sanitary thin paper P to be pulled out from the removal hole 113a from being pulled out too much.
Then, the next sanitary thin paper P pulled out following the sanitary thin paper P to be used is held in the take-out hole 113a with the end thereof pulled out to an appropriate length.

Further, the end portion of the sanitary thin paper P held in the extraction hole 113a in this manner is supported by three protrusions including the protrusion 113c on the near side.
Since the extraction hole 113a for holding the end of the sanitary tissue paper P is provided in the bulging portion 113b of the extraction portion 113, the tip side of each protrusion 113c is the extraction hole 113a which is the base surface around the bulging portion 113b. It is located at a higher position than section 113. The end of the sanitary tissue paper P is supported by such a protrusion 113c at a higher position than the surrounding area and held in the extraction hole 113a, making it easier to pick up the sanitary tissue paper P. .

(biasing member)
The biasing member 114 is, for example, a band-shaped member made of an elastic material, as shown in FIG. 2 . One end of the biasing member 114 is fixed to the rear of the recess 112, and the other end of the biasing member 114 is fixed to the insertion portion 23 (described later) of the opening/closing lid 2.
This biasing member 114 biases the opening/closing lid 2 in the opening direction to make it stand up, and when the user presses the button part 3, the connecting part of the opening/closing lid 2 with the container body upper part 11 is rotated around the rotation axis. Rotate it and push it up to stand up.

The biasing member 114 is formed into a band shape with a width of preferably 2 mm to 30 mm, more preferably 8 mm to 10 mm, and a thickness of preferably 0.5 mm to 3.0 mm, and even more preferably 1.0 mm to 2.0 mm. has been done.
By forming the biasing member 114 to such a size, it is possible to push up the openable/closeable lid 2 without force when the openable/closeable lid 2 is opened, and the biasing member 114 can be pushed up when the openable/closeable lid 2 is closed. 114 can be easily folded and stored in the storage recess 115.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, by forming the biasing member 114 so as to be in an extended state when no force is applied, for example, as shown in FIG. 8, the opening/closing lid 2 is closed. When the biasing member 114 is bent, a force is generated to return it to the state shown in FIG.
This makes it possible for the urging member 114 to urge the opening/closing lid 2 to rotate rearward using the connecting portion between the opening/closing lid 2 and the container main body upper part 11 as the rotation axis.

(Storage recess)
For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the storage recess 115 is for storing a bent portion of the biasing member 114 when the biasing member 114 is pushed downward when the opening/closing lid 2 is closed. It is a recess.
As shown in FIG. 2, the storage recess 115 is formed in a concave shape further downward than the recess 112 at the rear of the take-out part 113 in the recess 112 and near the front of the biasing member 114.
The shape of the storage recess 115 is not particularly limited; It is sufficient if the space is large enough to accommodate the member 114.

(outer edge/inner edge)
The outer edge portion 116 is, for example, annular as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, and is formed at the lower end portion of the upper portion 11 of the container body.
The inner edge portion 117 is, for example, annular as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, and is provided inside the outer edge portion 116 at the lower end portion of the container body upper portion 11, and protrudes below the outer edge portion 116. This inner edge portion 117 is formed so as to fit into a recessed groove portion 121 of the lower portion 12 of the container main body, which will be described later, when the storage space S is closed.

(Handle part)
For example, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 8, the handle portion 118 is formed integrally with the container body upper portion 11 at the center of the front surface of the container body upper portion 11 and protrudes in an arch shape from the front surface thereof. A gap a is formed between the container body 10 and the front surface of the container body 10, in which a finger can be caught. When exposing the storage space S, the handle portion 118 is grasped and the container main body upper portion 11 is rotated using the connecting portion 13 as a fulcrum.
Moreover, two locking parts 1181 are provided on the inner surface of the handle part 118.

Note that the shape of the handle portion 118 does not have to be an arch-shaped shape, but may be any shape as long as it projects from the front surface of the container body upper part 11 and has a gap a between it and the front surface. good.
In addition, the handle portion 118 overlaps an engagement protrusion 123 (described later) provided on the lower container body portion 12 in the front-rear direction when the upper container body portion 11 and the lower container body portion 12 are engaged. This provides a structure in which the engaging protrusion 123 is not visible from the front.

(locking part)
For example, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 6 to 8, two locking portions 1181 are provided on the inner surface of the handle portion 118 at a predetermined interval along the left-right direction, and when the storage space S is closed, the locking portions 1181 lock the container. It is formed to engage with the engagement protrusion 123 of the lower part 12 of the main body to maintain the closed state.
The distance between the two locking portions 1181 is arbitrary, but may be approximately the width of a finger of a typical user. Specifically, they are formed with a distance between 5 mm and 25 mm, more preferably between 18 mm and 25 mm.
Note that the number of locking portions 1181 is not limited to two, but may be provided at positions spaced from the center in the left-right direction on the inner surface of the handle portion 118, for example, two on each side. (4 in total) may be provided.

(Bottom part of container body)
For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the lower container main body 12 is formed into a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape with a substantially rectangular opening at the upper side, and an annular groove 121 is formed at the upper edge. ing.
Furthermore, near the center of the upper end of the front surface of the lower container main body 12, an engaging protrusion 123 that is integrally formed with the lower container main body 12 and projects forward is provided.
In particular, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 8, on the outer surface (lower surface) of the bottom 12a of the lower container body 12, which is the bottom surface of the container body 10, there is a stopper member that comes into close contact with the location where the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is installed. 120 are provided.
This stopper member 120 serves to prevent slipping when the sanitary tissue paper P stored in the storage space S of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is taken out from the removal hole 113a.

(concave groove)
The groove 121 is, for example, annular as shown in FIG. 4, and is formed at the upper end of the lower container body 12 so that the inner edge 117 of the upper container body 11 engages when closing the storage space S. It includes an outer circumferential wall portion 1211 and an inner circumferential wall portion 1212.

(Outer wall/inner wall)
The outer circumferential wall portion 1211 is formed as an outer circumferential wall surface of the lower container body portion 12, and comes into contact with the outer edge portion 116 of the upper container body portion 11 when closing the storage space S.
The inner peripheral wall part 1212 is formed as an inner peripheral wall surface of the lower part 12 of the container main body, and as shown in FIG. 1 guide portion 1212a and a plurality of second guide portions 1212b provided on the rear surface side.
The inner edge 117 of the upper container main body 11 comes into sliding contact between the outer circumferential wall 1211 and the inner circumferential wall 1212, thereby maintaining the airtightness of the storage space S.

(1st and 2nd guide part)
As shown in FIG. 4, the first guide portion 1212a is provided at both ends in the left and right direction of the rear surface of the lower container main body 12 so as to span the left surface or the right surface, respectively, and is larger than the outer peripheral wall portion 1211 and the second guide portion 1212b. High vertical height.
The second guide portions 1212b are wavy and are provided in plural along the left-right direction on the rear surface of the lower container main body 12, and are higher in the vertical direction than the outer peripheral wall portion 1211, but lower than the first guide portion 1212a. .

(Engaging protrusion)
For example, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, the engagement protrusion 123 is a protrusion that is formed integrally with the lower container body 12 and protrudes forward at approximately the center of the upper end of the front surface of the lower container body 12. When the storage space S is closed, the two locking portions 1181 are engaged.
The engagement protrusion 123 is formed so that its length in the left-right direction is longer than the interval between the two locking parts 1181.

(Material of the lower part of the container body)
The lower container body 12 is made of the same hard material used in the upper container body 11.

(stopper member)
The stopper members 120 are, for example, suction cup-shaped members, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 8, and are provided at the four corners of the bottom surface of the container body 10 (lower surface of the bottom portion 12a).
The suction cup-shaped stopper member 120 is a member made of flexible rubber or elastomer resin, and can adsorb to a smooth surface and firmly adhere to the surface.
This stopper member 120 is fixed to the bottom surface of the container body 10 via a fitting part, a threaded part, etc. (not shown).

As shown in FIG. 9, when the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is installed and used on a placement surface T that is the top surface of a table, etc., the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 should be lightly pressed against the placement surface T. Then, the stopper member 120 is brought into close contact with the mounting surface T.
By bringing the stopper member 120 into close contact with the mounting surface T in this manner, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 can be fixed to the mounting surface T.

Further, as shown in FIG. 10, when the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is installed and used on the wall surface W of a room, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is lightly pressed against the wall surface W, and the stopper member 120 is Bring it into close contact with the wall surface W.
By bringing the stopper member 120 into close contact with the wall surface W in this manner, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 can be fixed to the wall surface W.
For example, even if there is no space to install the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 on a table or the like, this sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 can be used by installing the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 on the wall surface W.
Note that the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 may be fixed to a wall surface W, which is a glass surface such as a side or front surface of a home appliance or furniture or a window, and the stopper member 120 is brought into close contact therewith.

This stopper member 120 can be repeatedly attached to and detached from the location where the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is installed.
In other words, it is possible to remove the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 from a place where the stopper member 120 is brought into close contact with the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1, and to fix the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 there by bringing the stopper member 120 into close contact with another installation location. .
For example, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 fixed to the center of the table can be fixed again to the edge of the table, or the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 fixed to the dining table can be fixed again to the living room table.
Moreover, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 fixed at a height out of reach of an infant can be re-fixed at a height within reach of an infant.

This stopper member 120 has a function of preventing the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 from moving from the installed location when the sanitary tissue paper P is taken out from the extraction hole 113a.
Note that the movement of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 referred to here refers to the movement of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 as if being dragged by the sanitary tissue paper P taken out from the take-out hole 113a, and the movement of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 as if being dragged by the sanitary tissue paper P taken out from the take-out hole 113a. This refers to the fact that the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 floats as if lifted by the tissue paper P.

(open/close lid)
For example, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the opening/closing lid 2 is a member rotatably attached to the rear of the recess 112 in the upper part 11 of the container main body, and has a flat, curved, substantially rectangular shape. .
The opening/closing lid 2 includes an opening/closing lid side locking part 21 on the front side in the closed state, and an opening/closing lid side sealing ring part 22 on the lower surface side of the opening/closing lid 2, and an insertion part 23 into which the biasing member 114 is inserted. , is provided.
Further, the opening/closing lid 2 is configured such that the shape in plan view when the lid is closed is approximately the same as the shape in plan view of the recess 112 of the container main body upper part 11 excluding the part provided with the button part 3. It is formed so that it can be fitted into the recess 112 and flush with the top surface 111 when the lid is closed.

(Material of opening/closing lid)
The opening/closing lid 2 is made of the same hard material as used in the container body 10.

(Opening/closing lid side locking part)
The opening/closing lid side locking portion 21 is, for example, a claw-shaped portion that projects forward of the opening/closing lid 2, as shown in FIGS. 2, 3, and 5. By engaging with a button-side locking portion 313 (described later) formed on the button portion 3, the opening/closing lid 2 is locked in the closed state. Further, when the user presses the button part 3, the opening/closing lid side locking part 21 and the button side locking part 313 are disengaged, and the opening/closing lid 2 is moved by the urging force generated by the urging member 114. It is formed to be in an open state.
Note that by rotating the open/close lid 2 in the opposite direction to when the lid is opened and engages with the open/close lid side locking part 21 and the button side locking part 313 (described later), the open/close lid 2 can be opened. can be closed.

The shape of the opening/closing lid side locking part 21 is such that it locks the opening/closing lid 2 in the closed state by engaging with the button side locking part 313, and also locks the opening/closing lid 2 in the closed state when the user presses the button part 3. is arbitrary as long as the engagement between the opening/closing lid side locking part 21 and the button side locking part 313 is released, and is not limited to the shape of a claw as shown in FIGS. 2, 3, and 5. .

(Opening/closing lid side sealing ring part)
The opening/closing lid side sealing ring part 22 has a substantially rectangular ring shape, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, for example, and protrudes downward when the opening/closing lid 2 is closed, and as shown in FIG. The edge of the side sealing ring portion 22 is formed approximately at the center of the lower surface of the opening/closing lid 2 so as to come into contact with the outer periphery of the take-out portion 113 formed in the upper portion 11 of the container main body.

(insertion part)
For example, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, the insertion portion 23 is configured to insert and fix a biasing member 114 into the rear end portion of the opening/closing lid 2.

(Button part)
For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the button part 3 includes a button attachment part 32 provided on the container body 10 (container body upper part 11), a button 31 attached to the button attachment part 32, a button 31 and a button. The button elastic member 33 is interposed between the attachment portion 32 and the button elastic member 33 so as to be elastically deformable.
The button 31 and the button attachment part 32 are made of the same hard material as used in the container body 10, and the button elastic member 33 is made of the same elastic material as the take-out part 113, the biasing member 114, etc. It is formed.
When the user presses the button 31 of the button part 3, the button 31 disengages the opening/closing lid 2, and the opening/closing lid 2 is pushed up by the urging force of the urging member 114 and opened. There is.

(Button mounting part)
The button attachment part 32 is, for example, a place where the button 31 is attached, as shown in FIG. 8, which is provided in the front side of the recess 112 of the container main body upper part 11 in a part where the button part 3 is provided.
A shaft hole (not shown) into which a button shaft 312 (shaft portion 312b) of the button 31, which will be described later, is inserted is formed on both left and right sides of the button attachment portion 32.
Further, the button attachment portion 32 is provided with an abutting surface portion 32a against which a tip end portion of a button elastic member 33, which will be described later, is abutted. This contact surface portion 32a faces the lower surface of the button 31 attached to the button attachment portion 32.

(button)
For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the button 31 is a member formed independently of the button attachment part 32, and is provided on an upper surface part 311 that is pressed by the user, and on both left and right sides of the button 31. The

button shafts

312, 312, the button side locking part 313 that locks the cover 2 in the closed state by engaging with the cover side locking part 21 of the cover 2, and the button elastic member 33 are connected to the button 31. Elastic

member support portions

314, 314 supported on the lower surface side of.

(Top part)
For example, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 8, the upper surface portion 311 is formed so that the rear base end 311b side is linear, the front tip 311a side is arcuate, and the tip 311a has a concave portion. It is formed to protrude forward from 112.
A gap b is formed between the tip portion 311a of the upper surface portion 311 and the upper portion 11 of the container body.
The size of the upper surface part 311 is determined according to the size of the part of the recessed part 112 that is not covered by the opening/closing lid 2, and is 10 mm to 30 mm at the longest part in the front-back direction and 30 mm to 30 mm at the longest part in the left-right direction. Preferably, it has a length of 100 mm.
Note that the button 31 may be formed so that the tip end 311a side has a linear shape.

Further, the upper surface portion 311 is formed to be inclined downward from the base end portion 311b side toward the distal end portion 311a side.
The angle of inclination of this upper surface portion 311 is preferably 6 degrees to 10 degrees.
Note that the inclination angle of the upper surface portion 311 may be different between the base end 311b side and the distal end 311a side. For example, the inclination angle on the base end 311b side is 6 to 8 degrees, and the inclination angle on the distal end 311a side is 6 degrees to 8 degrees. Two stages of inclination may be formed so that the inclination angle is 8 degrees to 10 degrees.

(Button axis)
For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the button shaft 312 has a base portion 312a provided on the lower surface of the upper surface portion 311, and a shaft portion 312b provided extending outward from the base portion 312a. A pair of buttons are provided on the left and right sides of the button 31.
The pair of button shafts 312 are provided symmetrically, and each shaft portion 312b extends in a direction away from each other along the same axis. The button 31 is inserted into a hole (not shown) and rotatably supported by the button mounting portion 32 .

(Button side locking part)
The button side locking part 313 is, for example, a recess formed at the rear of the button 31, as shown in FIG. By engaging with the opening/closing lid 2, the opening/closing lid 2 is locked in the closed state.
Further, when the user presses the button part 3, the opening/closing lid side locking part 21 is disengaged, and the opening/closing lid 2 is pushed up by the urging force generated by the urging member 114 to open the lid. It has become.
The shape of the button-side locking portion 313 is such that it locks the opening/closing lid 2 in the closed state, and when the user presses the button portion 3, the button-side locking portion 313 and the opening/closing lid side lock. It is arbitrary as long as it can be disengaged from the portion 21, and is not limited to a recess as shown in the figure, but may be a claw portion with which the opening/closing lid side locking portion 21 engages, for example.

(Elastic member support part)
For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the elastic member support portions 314 are plate-shaped protrusions provided so as to protrude downward from the lower surface of the upper surface portion 311, and are provided in pairs at intervals in the front and rear. There is.
The button elastic member 33 is disposed between the pair of elastic

member support parts

314, 314.
Here, the front and rear elastic member support parts 314 are formed to have different sizes, and the front elastic member support part 314 is formed smaller than the rear elastic member support part 314, but the front elastic member support part 314 The member support portion 314 may be formed larger than the rear elastic member support portion 314, or may be formed to have the same size.

(Button elastic member)
The button elastic member 33 is an elastically deformable plate-shaped member made of an elastic material.
The button elastic member 33 is arranged on the lower surface of the button 31 in such a manner that the upper end side of the button elastic member 33 is sandwiched and supported between a pair of elastic

member support parts

314, 314.
The button elastic member 33 here has a shape that is arranged in an elongated direction in the left-right direction with respect to the button 31, and the button elastic member 33 arranged on the button 31 is on the tip end 311a side of the button 31. It is arranged to extend along the front edge of the. It is preferable that the button elastic member 33 is disposed over substantially the entire width of the button 31.
Then, with the button 31 supporting the button elastic member 33 by the pair of elastic

member support parts

314, 314 attached to the button attachment part 32, the free end of the button elastic member 33 is attached to the button attachment part. It is adapted to abut against the contact surface portion 32a of 32.
In particular, since the upper end side of the button elastic member 33 is supported by the pair of elastic

member supporting parts

314, 314, the lower end side tip part of the button elastic member 33 can be stably attached to the contact surface part 32a of the button mounting part 32. The posture is such that it hits you.

(Button operation)
As described above, the button 31 locks the opening/closing lid 2 in the closed state with the button side locking part 313 of the button 31 engaged with the opening/closing lid side locking part 21 of the opening/closing lid 2. .
Then, the button 31 that locks the open/close lid 2 in the closed state is pressed, and the button elastic member 33 is elastically deformed, causing the button 31 to rotate, so that the tip 311a side of the button 31 is lowered. By switching the arrangement of the button 31, the locking of the open/close lid 2 by the button 31 is released, the open/close lid 2 is opened, and the lid is in an open state.
Note that if the button 31 is no longer pressed, the tip end 311a side of the button 31 will rise due to the restoring force of the button elastic member 33, and the button 31 will return to its original position.

[Effects of embodiment]
The sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 of this embodiment is provided with a stopper member 120 on its bottom surface (bottom surface of the container body 10), and the stopper member 120 is brought into close contact with a desired installation location. The sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 can be fixed.
This stopper member 120 has a function of restricting movement of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 from the installed location when the sanitary tissue paper P is taken out from the extraction hole 113a. The sanitary tissue paper P can be suitably taken out from the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 with one hand.

Specifically, when the user presses the button 31 of the button part 3 with one hand to release the locking of the opening/closing lid 2 by the button 31, the opening/closing lid 2 is pushed up by the urging force of the urging member 114 and opened. Since the lid is closed and the take-out hole 113a of the take-out part 113 is exposed, the user can take out the sanitary tissue paper P from the take-out hole 113a with one hand.
When taking out the sanitary tissue paper P from the extraction hole 113a, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is fixed at the installation location by the action of the stopper member 120 and is prevented from moving from the installation location, so the user The sanitary tissue paper P can be suitably taken out from the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 with one hand.

In addition, since this sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is fixed at the installation location by the stopper member 120, when the opening/closing lid 2 is pushed up by the urging force of the urging member 114 and opened, the The sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 does not move from the installation location due to the reaction of force.
That is, a series of operations for opening the opening/closing lid 2 to expose the take-out hole 113a of the take-out part 113 and taking out the sanitary tissue paper P from the take-out hole 113a can be performed with one hand.
In addition, after taking out the sanitary tissue paper P from the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1, the user can close the opening/closing lid 2 with one hand.

As described above, when taking out the sanitary tissue paper P from the take-out hole 113a of the take-out part 113, the protruding piece 113c of the take-out part 113 applies resistance to the sanitary tissue paper P pulled out from the take-out hole 113a. There is.
If the adhesion force of the stopper member 120 to the installation location of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is smaller than the resistance force exerted on the sanitary tissue paper P by the extraction portion 113 (protruding piece 113c), the sanitary tissue paper is removed from the extraction hole 113a. When taking out the tissue paper P, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 may move from the installation location, so in order to make the adhesion of the stopper member 120 appropriate, the number and size of the stopper members 120 should be designed and the preferred resin should be adjusted. Selecting materials.

Moreover, the larger the number and weight of the sanitary tissue paper P stored inside the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1, the more the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 moves from the installation location when taking out the sanitary tissue paper P from the extraction hole 113a. hard.
In other words, the fewer and lighter the sanitary tissue paper P stored inside the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1, the more the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is removed from the installation location when taking out the sanitary tissue paper P from the extraction hole 113a. Since it is easy to move, one sheet of sanitary tissue paper P is stored in the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1, and a stopper member is used to prevent the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 from moving from the installation location even when the sanitary tissue paper P is taken out. In order to optimize the adhesion of the stopper members 120, the number and size of the stopper members 120 are designed and a preferred resin material is selected.

As described above, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 of the present embodiment is designed so that it does not move from the installed location when taking out the sanitary tissue paper P stored therein. The sanitary tissue paper P can be taken out from the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 with one hand instead of holding the storage container with the handle and taking out the sanitary tissue paper with the other hand.
That is, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 of this embodiment is easy to use with one hand, and the sanitary tissue paper P can be easily taken out from the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1.

Note that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments.
In the above embodiment, four stopper members 120 are arranged on the bottom surface of the container body 10 of the sanitary thin paper storage container 1, but the number and size of the stopper members 120 are arbitrary. For example, as shown in FIG. A relatively large suction cup-shaped stopper member 120 may be provided approximately in the center of the bottom surface of the container body 10 of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1.

Further, in the above embodiment, a suction cup-shaped member is used as the stopper member 120, but for example, as shown in FIGS. Good too.
For example, the stopper member 120 that is removable and readhesive is provided with a urethane adhesive layer having removable and readhesive properties on one side of a base sheet, and a strong adhesive layer on the other side of the base sheet. A sheet member that is provided with an acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive layer and has removability and readhesion properties can be used.
The acrylic adhesive layer of the sheet member (stopper member 120) is pasted on the bottom surface of the container body 10 of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1, and the urethane adhesive layer is brought into close contact with the mounting surface T and wall surface W. Therefore, the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 can be installed at a desired location.
Note that the number and size of the sheet-like stopper members 120 that can be re-peeled and re-adhered are arbitrary, and the sheet-like stopper members 120 are provided at the four corners of the bottom of the container body 10 of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and a sheet-like stopper member 120 that is sized to cover the entire bottom surface of the container body 10 and is removable and readhesive may be provided.

Further, in the above embodiment, the sanitary thin paper storage container 1 having a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape (substantially casing shape) was explained as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. A stopper member 120 may be provided on the bottom surface of the storage container, and the shape of the sanitary tissue paper storage container 1 is arbitrary.

In addition, it goes without saying that the specific detailed structure and the like can also be changed as appropriate.

Since the present invention is configured as described above, it can be used as a sanitary tissue paper storage container.

1 Sanitary tissue paper storage container 10 Container main body 11 Upper part of container main body 113 Removal part 113a Removal hole 114 Biasing member 12 Lower part of container main body 12a Bottom part 120 Stopper member 2 Opening/closing lid 21 Opening/closing lid side locking part 3 Button part 31 Button 313 Button side Locking part 33 Button elastic member P Sanitary tissue paper S Storage space T Placement surface W Wall surface

Claims

A container body in which sanitary tissue paper is stored and has an ejection hole for taking out the sanitary tissue paper;
an opening/closing lid that is rotatably attached to the container body and opens and closes the extraction hole;
A sanitary tissue paper storage container comprising:
A stopper member is provided on the bottom surface of the container body, and the stopper member is in close contact with the location where the sanitary tissue paper storage container is installed.
The stopper member is configured to restrict movement of the sanitary tissue paper storage container from a place where it is installed when the sanitary tissue paper is taken out from the extraction hole. Tissue paper storage container.
The sanitary tissue paper storage container according to claim 1, wherein the stopper member is configured to be repeatedly attachable and detachable to a location where the sanitary tissue paper storage container is installed.
The sanitary tissue paper storage container according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the stopper member is a suction cup-shaped member.
The sanitary tissue paper storage container according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the stopper member is a sheet member that is removable and readhesive.