JP2020050440A - Assembled box - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a novel assembled box capable of giving emotion and high-grade feeling when looking at a commodity by pulling out an inner box in such a manner that a storage commodity A inside the inner box rises by pulling out the inner box 20 from an outer box 10.SOLUTION: There is provided an assembled box P having a configuration comprising: an outer box 10 whose front face is open, that closes a cylinder axis direction rear face in a square cylinder shape; a square-shaped inner box 20 whose upper face is open, that is stored in the outer box retractably in the cylinder axis direction; a receiving seat 30 provided on a front side inside the inner box 20; a square box-shaped undulating member 40 fixed on a rear side inside the inner box 20; and a tape-shaped resin film 50 fixed on a rear wall of the outer box 10 from the undulation member 40. The undulation member 40 swings (stands) upward as a front face lower edge (a) thereof by pulling the resin film 50 while pulling out the inner box, when pulling the inner box out of the outer box with a knob piece 36 from a state where a commodity A is packaged in a horizontal state inside the inner box. The commodity A is in an upward tilting state with the standing. This movement gets close to a person that pulls out the inner box 20, thereby giving high-grade feeling of the commodity A together with surprise thereof.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 12

Description

  The present invention has an outer box having a square cylindrical shape, one surface of which is closed in the axial direction, and an opening on the other surface, and a square inner box having an upper surface opening which is housed in the outer box so as to be able to protrude and retract from the opening. The present invention relates to a box assembly in which when the inner box is pulled out of the outer box, the stored goods in the inner box rise.

In some cases, the inner box is further housed in an outer box, and both boxes are covered with a lid. This assembled box produces a sense of quality and is used as a packing box for packing cosmetics and the like.
In this assembled box, when the inner box is lifted at an angle or when the lid is opened (when the lid is opened), the products placed in the inner box are easy to see and the sense of quality increases.
For this reason, the applicant has proposed an invention in which the lid and the inner box are related to each other in operation so as to create a feeling of excitement and a sense of quality when the lid is opened (Patent Documents 1 and 2). . Further, there has also been proposed an assembled box in which the inner box rises via a tape with the opening of the lid (Patent Document 3).

JP 2016-26959 A Japanese Patent No. 6211730 French Patent Application No. 0822978

Although the box boxes described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 have been well received as such, a box box having another configuration that further increases the commercial value has been required. Furthermore, in any of the techniques, the inner box is lifted with the opening of the lid, and the articles stored in the inner box are not lifted by pulling out the inner box from the outer box.
In order to meet the above-mentioned requirements, the present invention provides a new assembled box that can bring out the impression and luxury when viewing the product by pulling out the inner box from the outer box so that the stored goods in the inner box rise. The task is to provide

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention relates to an outer box having a quadrangular cylindrical shape, one surface of which is closed in the axial direction, and the other surface of which is opened, and which is housed in the outer case so as to be able to protrude and retract from the opening through the opening. A rectangular inner box having an upper surface opening, an undulating member provided on a bottom surface in the inner box, a guide hole provided on a rear wall of the inner box, and an outer box formed from the undulating member through the guide hole. A flexible material fixed to the rear wall, a product is provided on the undulating member, and when the inner box is pulled out of the outer box, the assembled box is configured to undulate with the flexible material. It was adopted.

In this configuration, the undulating member is a square box body, which is fixed to the lower edge of the front wall or the rear wall so as to be able to undulate vertically, and is fixed to the rear wall of the flexible material outer box. When the product is pulled out of the outer box, the undulating member is pulled by the flexible material and rises up with the lower edge as a fulcrum, so that the product can be lifted obliquely upward with the rise.
With this configuration, the undulating member rises upward from the outer box side in the drawing direction, and accordingly, the product provided on the undulating member also rises upward to the inclined state.

Further, in this configuration, when the product is in the form of a bar, the undulating member supports the rear portion of the bar-shaped product immovably by its front wall, and provides a receiving seat on the front side in the inner box. If it is configured to support the front part of the bar-shaped product so as to be able to come and go, it will be more unique. The term "supporting the shaft center immovably" means immovable support such that the bar-like product is lifted obliquely upward, and does not mean that the shaft center is not moved at all.
In this unique configuration, the receiving seat is composed of a substrate fixed to the bottom surface of the inner box, a support plate rising obliquely upward from the front edge of the substrate, and a support extending from the upper edge of the support plate to the bottom surface of the inner box. Or a structure in which a receiving hole at the front of a bar-shaped product is formed in the support plate,
The undulating member is a square box having a trapezoidal side surface, a front edge of a bottom plate of which is fixed to an inner bottom surface of the inner box, and a support hole at a rear portion of the bar-shaped product is formed on a front wall. Or you can.

Further, the undulating member is vertically undulating at a fixing point on the bottom front side of the inner box, and the flexible member extends from the fixing point of the outer box to the inside of the inner box through the guide hole, The up-and-down member may be fixed to the front wall of the up-and-down member through a through hole of the inner box on the front side of the inner box bottom front side fixing point.
With this configuration, the undulating member rises from the inner box in a state of being inclined upward in the anti-pull-out direction (towards the outer box). It rises in a state of being inclined upward in the direction.

Further, in the undulating member, upright pieces are provided on both side ends of the lifting plate toward the inner bottom surface of the inner box, respectively, and the tips of the upright pieces are fixed to the inner bottom surface of the inner box. The flexible material is fixed from the fixing point of the outer box to the elevating plate or the upright piece after penetrating the guide hole, and when the inner box is pulled out of the outer box, the flexible material is removed. It is possible to adopt a configuration in which the upright plate is pulled up to the outer box side, the upright members of the up-and-down member rise up with the pulling, and the up-and-down plate rises up with the upright pieces at both side ends.
According to this structure, the entire lifting plate is lifted, so that there is an advantage that the product can be easily seen. At this time, by adjusting the length (height) of the upright pieces on both sides, the inclination angle of the elevating plate is different. That is, if the length is the same, the lift plate is lifted in parallel with the bottom surface of the inner box, and if the lengths of both upright pieces are different, the upright plate is lifted with the shorter upright side inclined downward.

  The flexible material may be any as long as it raises and lowers the undulating member by being pulled. For example, a string or a film made of resin or the like may be used. At this time, it is preferable that the tape is in the form of a tape. In the case of the tape, since the pulling force acts reliably in the length direction of the tape, the pulling operation is performed smoothly, and the undulating member is undulated smoothly. Even in the case of a string, a similar effect can be obtained as long as two or more strings are in parallel.

  Since the present invention is configured as described above, by pulling out the inner box from the outer box, the product in the inner box rises, resulting in a new and inexpensive and novel assembled box.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of Embodiment 1 of the assembled box according to the present invention. Partially omitted cutting front view of the same embodiment Top view of outer box blank of the same embodiment Perspective view for explaining assembly of the outer box Top view of the inner box blank of the same embodiment Perspective view for explaining the assembly of the inner box Plan view of a receiving blank of the same embodiment Perspective view for explaining the assembly of the receiving seat Top view of the undulating member blank of the embodiment A perspective view for explaining the assembly of the undulating member. Perspective view for explaining operation of the same embodiment Schematic sectional view for explaining operation of the same embodiment Schematic sectional view for explaining operation of the same embodiment FIG. 4 is a perspective view of Embodiment 2 of the assembled box according to the present invention. The perspective view which separated the outer box and the inner box of the same embodiment, etc. Top view of outer box blank of the same embodiment Top view of the inner box blank Perspective view of the upright member The top view of the blank of each part of the upright member is shown, (a) is the same bottom plate, (c) is the same support piece, (c) is the same partition piece, (d) is the same partition piece, (e) is a cover It is sectional drawing of the assembled box of the same embodiment, (a) is a cross section of the aa line of FIG. 14, (b) is a partial cross section of the same bb line. Perspective view for explaining operation of the same embodiment Cutaway front view for explaining the operation of the embodiment Partial schematic diagram for explaining operation of the same embodiment 3 is a perspective view of Embodiment 3 of the assembled box according to the present invention. The perspective view which separated the outer box and the inner box of the embodiment. Top view of outer box blank of the same embodiment Top view of the inner box blank Plan view of the blank of the upright member Cut front view of the assembled box of the embodiment Perspective view for explaining operation of the same embodiment Cutaway front view for explaining the operation of the embodiment Schematic diagram for explaining the operation of the embodiment

[Embodiment 1]
One embodiment of the assembled box according to the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 to 13. The assembled box P <b> 1 has a rectangular cylindrical outer box 10 and a rectangular box that fits in the outer box 10 so as to be able to protrude and retract in the axial direction of the cylinder. An inner box 20, a receiving seat 30 provided on a front side in the inner box 20, a square box-shaped undulating member 40 fixed on a rear side in the inner box 20, and a guide hole provided on a rear wall of the inner box 20; 52, and a flexible member 50 fixed to the rear wall of the outer case 10 from the undulating member 40 via the guide hole 52.

  The outer box 10 is formed from a cardboard blank 10 ′ shown in FIG. 3, and a glue piece 12 is provided on one side edge of a bottom plate 11, and side plates 13, an upper plate 14, and a side plate 15 are provided on the other side edge, respectively. (Continuously provided). Flap pieces 16, 17, 18, and 19 are respectively connected to both end edges of the plates 11, 13, 14, and 15 via fold lines r. A slit 51 is formed in each of the flap pieces 16, 17, and 19 on one of the bottom plate 11, the side plates 13 and 15 (the upper side in FIG. 3). A tongue piece 16a is connected to the leading edge of one flap piece 16 of the bottom plate 11 via a fold line r.

The blank 10 ′ having this configuration is formed by first bending the other flap pieces 16, 17, 18, 19 of the other of the plates 11, 13, 14, 15 (the lower side in FIG. 3) by inwardly bending the plates 11, 13, 14, 15 and adhered to the inner surface (the surface in FIG. 3) for reinforcement. The attachment is performed with an adhesive (glue) or a double-sided tape (the same applies hereinafter).
In this state, the side plate 13, the upper plate 14, and the side plate 15 are successively valley-folded with respect to the bottom plate 11 via the respective fold lines r, and the glue pieces 12 are adhered to the surface of the side plate 15. 13, a top plate 14, and a side plate 15 (see FIG. 4). Thereafter, the flap pieces 17 and 19 at one end of both side plates 13 and 15 are bent inward, and the same flap piece 16 of the bottom plate 11 is bent thereon and the tongue piece 16a is inserted inside the upper plate 14. Further, the same flap pieces 18 of the upper plate 14 are stacked (see FIG. 2). The flap pieces 16, 17, 18, and 19 are appropriately adhered and integrated with each other. At this time, the slits 51 of the flap pieces 16, 17, and 19 are located at the same position, and can be freely moved by inserting the flexible material 50 (see FIG. 2).

  The inner box 20 is formed from a cardboard blank 20 ′ shown in FIG. 5, and the outer plates 22, 22, the inner plates 23, 23, and the tongue pieces 24, 24 are creased on both long side edges of the bottom plate 21, respectively. They are connected via a line r. On the short side of the bottom plate 21, the outer end plates 25, 25 and the inner end plates 26, 26 are connected via the fold line r, respectively. On the short side of the inner plate 23, the flap pieces 27 are respectively connected with the fold line. Each is connected via r. A gore piece 28 is provided between the short side of the outer plate 22 and the side edge of the outer end plate 25 of the bottom plate 21 via a fold line r. Slits 52 and 54 are formed in the end plates 25 and 26, respectively. A tongue piece 26a is connected to the leading edge of the inner end plate 26 via a fold line r. In addition, the fold line r having a broken line in the figure is such that the broken line portion serves as a cut line, and the folded state is reliably and easily maintained (the same applies to the following).

  The blank 20 ′ having this configuration is formed by first folding the side plates 22, 22, 23, 23, and the tongue pieces 24, 24 on the bottom plate 21 via the respective fold lines r in a valley or mountain fold in order. Then, the flap pieces 27 on both ends are engaged with each other (see FIG. 6A). Next, the outer end plates 25, 25 are raised (valley-folded) while the gore piece 28 is bent through the middle fold line r, and the inner end plate 26 is further bent inward to form a square box having an upper surface opening. To form The tongue pieces 24, 26a and the like are appropriately attached to the bottom plate 21. At this time, the slits 52 of the end plates 25 and 26 are located at the same position and can be moved by inserting the flexible material 50 (see FIG. 6B). When the inner box 20 is inserted into the outer box 10, The slit 52 and the slit 51 of the outer box 10 are located on the same axis.

  The receiving seat 30 is formed from a cardboard blank 30 'shown in FIG. 7, and a support plate 32, an upright plate 33, and a bottom plate 34 are connected to the front edge (the lower side in FIG. 7) of the substrate 31 via a fold line r. A reinforcing plate 35 is connected to a side edge of the bottom plate 34 via a fold line r. On one edge (upper side in FIG. 7) of the reinforcing plate 35, a knob 36 that is folded in two is provided. Flap pieces 37 are connected to both sides of the support plate 32. The support plate 32 is formed by cutting and raising a substantially semicircular support hole 38 that opens downward from a line of connection with the standing plate 33.

In the blank 30 ′ having this configuration, first, the gripping piece 36 is bent into a double shape, and then the reinforcing plate 35 is folded and attached along the bottom plate 34 (see the solid line in FIG. 8 from the chain line). At this time, the knob 36 corresponds to the substantially square notch 33a of the standing piece 33 (the knob 36 fits into the notch 33a and can pass through).
Next, the support plate 32 is raised obliquely with respect to the substrate 31 via the fold line r, the standing plate 33 is mountain-folded downward, and the bottom plate 34 is further valley-folded so as to follow the substrate 31. At this time, the knob 36 protrudes from the notch 33a of the standing plate 33 (solid line in FIG. 8). The bottom plate 34 can be attached to the substrate 31.

The undulating member (piece) 40 is formed from a cardboard blank 40 'shown in FIG. 9, and a swing plate (bottom plate) 42 is provided on the lower edge (right side in the figure) of the rectangular support plate 41, and an upper plate 43 is provided on the upper edge. They are connected via a fold line r. The support plate 41 has a support hole 41a for a bar-shaped product A such as cosmetics, and the swing plate 42 has a substantially square cut-and-raised fixing piece 42a. The fixing piece 42a is fixed to the bottom surface of the inner box 20 by sticking or the like as described later.
A trapezoidal side plate 44 is connected to both side edges (upper and lower edges in FIG. 9) of the support plate 41 via a fold line r, and flap pieces 45 are connected to side edges of the side plate 44 via a fold line r. I have. A tongue piece 43a is provided on the swing plate 42 and the upper plate 43, and a slit 53 is formed in the upper plate 43.
A rear plate 46, a connecting plate 47, and a sub-support plate 48 are connected to a side edge (an upper edge in FIG. 9) of one side plate 44 via a fold line r. A sub support hole 48a is formed in the sub support plate 48. Flap pieces 46b and 48b are respectively provided on the edges of the rear plate 46 and the sub support plate 48 via the fold line r.

In the blank 40 'having this configuration, first, the connecting plate 47 is raised by valley folding with respect to the rear plate 46, and further, the sub-supporting plate 48 is valley-folded so that a part of the flap piece 48b (the upper flap piece in FIG. 9). 48b) is adhered to the inner surface of the side plate 44 so as to be parallel to the rear plate 46. At the same time, another flap piece 48b of the sub support plate 48 is raised (valley-folded).
Next, the side plates 44, 44 are raised (valley-folded) with respect to the support plate 41, and the flap pieces 45, 45, 45, 45 are bent inward, and the sub-support plate 48 is placed between the rear plate 46 and the support plate 41. The rear plate 46 is substantially parallel to the two plates 41 and 46 (see FIG. 10A).
Subsequently, the swinging plate 42 and the upper plate 43 are valley-folded with respect to the support plate 41, and the tongue pieces 43a, 43a are inserted into the cuts 46a at the upper edge of the rear plate 46, and the swinging plate 42 and the upper plate 43 are connected to the flap pieces. Affixed to 45, 45, 45, 45 to form a trapezoidal undulating member 40 shown in FIG. 10 (b). In this assembly, one end of the tape-like film 50, which is a flexible material, is attached to the back surface of the upper plate 43 from the slit 53 (a portion s surrounded by a chain line in FIG. 9), and then the upper plate 43 is attached to a flap piece. Attach to 45. At this time, after the film 50 comes out of the slit 53, it can be attached to the surface of the upper plate 43.

  The assembled box P1 of this embodiment has the above configuration. First, the inner end plate 26 shown in FIG. 6B is bent inward from the state shown in FIG. And a receiving seat 30 is fitted to a front portion of the inner box 20 and the substrate 31 is adhered to the bottom inner surface of the inner box 20 (see FIGS. 11 and 12). At this time, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the support plate 32 is inclined obliquely upward toward the front wall (outer end plate) 25 of the inner box 20 so that the standing plate 33 is along the front wall. Then, the knob 36 is projected from the front wall slit 54 of the inner box 20. Further, the locking pieces 31a on the side edges of the substrate 31 and the bottom plate 34 are fitted into the cuts 24a on the fold line of the tongue piece 24 of the inner box 20.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 10B, the other end of the flexible material (tape resin film) 50 pulled out from the upper surface of the assembled undulating member 40 is connected to the rear wall of the inner box 20 (the inner and outer end plates 25, 26 (see FIG. 12). Thereafter, the undulating member 40 is fitted into the rear side of the inner box 20, and the fixing piece 42a cut and raised from the rocking plate 42 is fixed to the surface of the substrate 31 of the seat 30 by sticking or the like (see FIG. 2). By this fixation, the up-and-down member 40 is swung up and down (up and down (rotatably) up and down) around the lower edge (the front edge of the swing plate 42) a of the support plate 41 as a fulcrum. (See arrow in FIG. 2).

  The inner box 20 from which the flexible material 50 has been pulled out is inserted into the outer box 10 shown in FIG. 4, and the other end of the flexible material 50 is formed by the flap pieces 17, 19, 18 of the outer box 10. It is inserted through the slit 51 of the wall, and the other end is attached (fixed) to the surface of the rear wall (the surface of the flap piece 16, portion s in FIG. 3) of the outer box 10. Thereafter, the flap piece 18 of the upper plate 14 of the outer box 10 is put on the flap piece 16 to which the flexible material 16 is attached (see FIG. 2). At this time, the up-and-down member 40 is tilted at a required angle, for example, θ = 19 degrees (see FIG. 13) with the withdrawal of the inner box 20 from the outer box 10 to be described later. The length of the flexible material 50 is appropriately set by experiments or the like so that the flexible material 50 is loosened between the rear walls of the box 10.

The assembled box P1 of this embodiment is assembled as described above, and with the inner box 20 pulled out of the outer box 10, the rear end of the bar-shaped product A such as cosmetics is supported by the support hole 41a and the auxiliary support hole 48a of the undulating member. And the front end is positioned on the support hole 38 of the receiving seat 30. In the storage (packing) state of the product A, the rear portion of the product A fits into the support holes 41a and 48a of the undulating member 40 to support the axis thereof immovably, so that the product A is securely stored in the inner box 20. It will be.
In this state, if the inner box 20 is pushed into the outer box 10 (submerged), as shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 12, the product A falls down by its own weight, and the front part thereof is placed in the receiving seat 30. , And horizontally supported at both ends by the receiving seat 30 (support hole 38) and the undulating member 40 (support plate 41, sub-support plate 48) (packaged state). .

When the inner box 20 is pulled out from the outer box 10 with the knob 36 as shown in FIGS. 12 to 13 from the packaged state, the assembled box P1 becomes flexible as the inner box 20 is pulled out. 50 is pulled, and the undulating member 40 swings (falls) downward with the front lower edge a as a fulcrum. With this fall, the product A is in an upwardly inclined state.
That is, as shown in FIG. 11, the product A stored in the inner box 20 is inclined upward and approaches the person who pulled out the inner box 20, and with the surprise, the sense of quality of the product A is increased. Exude.

In this embodiment, the flexible material 50 is stuck (fixed) to the flap piece 16 serving as the rear wall of the outer box 10. The flexible member 50 is attached to the rear wall of the outer case 10 because the flexible member 50 rises and falls the undulating member 40 when the inner case 20 is pulled out within the gap on the rear side of the box 20. The position shall include such a case. This applies to the following embodiments.
The undulating member 40 is a rectangular box having a trapezoidal side with the lower edge of the rear wall 46 floating, but has a trapezoidal shape with a lower edge of the front wall 41 floating. It may be configured to be fixed to the bottom surface and undulate at the lower edge thereof.
Furthermore, in this embodiment, a ribbon-shaped string can be used instead of the tab 36, and if the front side of the inner box 20 can be pinched and the inner box can be pulled out, the tab 36 and the string can be omitted. .

[Embodiment 2]
FIGS. 14 to 23 show an assembled box P2 of another embodiment (second embodiment). The assembled box P2 has a flat rectangular tubular outer box 110 and can be protruded and retracted in the outer box 110 in the axial direction of the cylinder. A rectangular inner box 120 that fits in the inner box 120, an up-and-down member 140 provided on the front side of the inner box 120, a guide hole 52 provided in the rear wall of the inner box 120, and the guide hole 52 from the up-and-down member 140. And a flexible material 50 fixed to the rear wall of the outer box 110.

  The outer box 110 is formed from a cardboard blank 110 ′ shown in FIG. 16, and a glue piece 112 is provided on one side edge (a lower side edge in FIG. 16) of the bottom plate 111, and a side plate 113 and an upper plate 114 are provided on the other side edge. , Side plates 115 are connected to each other via a fold line r. Flap pieces 116, 117, 118, 119 are connected to the edges of the plates 111, 113, 114, 115 via fold lines r, respectively. A slit 51 is formed in one of the flap pieces 116 (right side in FIG. 16) of the bottom plate 111, and a tongue piece 116a is connected via a fold line r. In the figure, reference numeral 60 denotes a through hole for confirmation (visual recognition) of the product A formed on the upper plate 114.

The blank 110 ′ having this configuration is formed by bending the other flap pieces 116, 118 of the bottom plate 111 and the upper plate 114 (the left side in FIG. 16) inward and affixing them appropriately to the inner surfaces of the plates 111, 114 (the back surface in FIG. 16). Wear and reinforce.
In this state, the side plate 113, the upper plate 114, and the side plate 115 are successively mountain-folded on the bottom plate 11 via the respective fold lines r, and the glue pieces 112 are attached to the back surface of the side plate 115, and the bottom plate 111, the side plate It is a rectangular cylindrical body composed of a top plate 113, an upper plate 114 and a side plate 115 (see FIGS. 14 and 15). Thereafter, the flap pieces 117 and 119 of the both side plates 113 and 115 are bent inward, and the same flap piece 116 of the bottom plate 111 is bent inward, and the tongue piece 116a is inserted inside the upper plate 114. The flap pieces 118 of the plate 114 are overlapped (see FIG. 20A). The flap pieces 116, 117, 118, and 119 are appropriately bonded and integrated with each other.

  The inner box 120 is formed from a cardboard blank 120 ′ shown in FIG. 17, and outer plates 122 and 122, upper plates 122 a 122 a, inner plates 123 and 213, and tongue pieces 124 and 124 are provided on both long side edges of the bottom plate 121. Are connected via a fold line r. On the short side of the bottom plate 121, the outer end plates 125, 125, the upper end plates 126a, 126a, and the inner end plates 126, 126 are connected via the fold line r, respectively. The flap pieces 127 are connected to each other via a fold line r. A gore piece 128 is provided between the short side of the outer plate 122 and the side edge of the outer end plate 125 of the bottom plate 121 via a fold line r. Each of the end plates 125 and 126 has a slit (guide hole) 52 formed along the fold line r. A tongue piece 126b is connected to the leading edge of the outer end plate 126 via a fold line r.

The blank 120 ′ having this configuration is formed by first folding the side plates 122, 122, 123, 123, and the tongue pieces 124, 124 on the bottom plate 121 via the respective fold lines r in a valley or mountain fold in order. Then, the flap pieces 127 and 127 at both ends are folded inward, and one of the flap pieces 127 is engaged (see FIG. 6A).
Next, the outer end plates 125, 125 are raised (valley-folded) while the gore piece 128 is folded and folded through the middle fold line r, and the upper end plate 126a and the inner end plate 126 are further bent inward. , A rectangular inner box 120 having an upper surface opening is formed. The tongue pieces 124, 126b and the like are appropriately attached to the bottom plate 121. At this time, the slits (guide holes) 52 of the end plates 125 and 126 are located at the same position and become movable by inserting the flexible material 50. When the inner box 120 is inserted into the outer box 110, The slits 51 of the outer box 10 face each other (see FIG. 20A).

The undulating member 140 is shown in FIG. 18 and made of the blank shown in FIG. 19, and has a bottom plate 150, a support plate 160, both partitioning pieces 170 and 180, and a cover 190.
The bottom plate 150 is made of cardboard, and as shown in FIG. 19A, a square substrate 151 having a width t that fits in the inner box 120, and side plates 152 connected to both edges thereof via fold lines r. A pentagonal through-hole (fitting hole) 153 is formed on one side thereof on the left and right (up and down in the figure). The bottom plate 150 is raised by valley-folding the side plate 152 via the fold line r and inserting the protruding piece 154 on the fold line r into the through hole 124 a of the inner plate 123 of the inner box 120. Set to.

  The support plate 160 is made of cardboard and, as shown in FIG. 19 (b), includes a square substrate 161 and an upright piece 162 connected to the edge thereof via a fold line r. The erecting piece 162 is formed with a fold line r in the middle width direction, is erected from the substrate 161 via the fold line r, and further, its tip is mountain-folded via the fold line r, and has a cross section with respect to the substrate 161. It stands in an L-shape (see FIG. 15). In the substrate 161, through-holes 163 and 164 having a rectangular shape or the like are formed at side portions and a central portion, respectively.

One partition piece 170 is made of cardboard, and has a wide portion 171 and a narrow portion 172 connected alternately via a fold line r, as shown in FIG. 19C. The narrow portion 172 is erected in a downward U-shape via the fold line r, and the erected partition wall is fitted into the through hole 164 of the support plate 160 from the back surface, and the locking piece 173 is placed on the side surface of the adjacent partition wall. Into the through hole 164a along the line. The wide portion 172 along the back surface of the substrate 161 is appropriately attached to the substrate 161.
The other partition piece 180 is made of a transparent plastic plate. As shown in FIG. 19D, upstanding pieces 182 are connected to both side edges of the substrate 181 via a fold line r. Stand up through. The upright piece 182 is inserted into the through hole 163 of the substrate 161 of the support plate 160 from the back surface, and the locking piece 183 of the upright piece 182 is inserted into the through hole 165 of the upright piece 162 of the support plate 160. The partition 180 is attached to the support plate 160.

The cover 190 is made of a transparent plastic plate. As shown in FIG. 19E, a side plate 192, a cover plate 193, a side plate 194, and a glue piece 195 are connected to a side edge of the substrate 191 via a fold line r. An end plate 196 and a flap piece 197 are connected to a lower edge (left side in the figure) of the lid plate 193 via a fold line r. Flap pieces 198 and 199 are also connected to the lower edges of the substrate 191 and the side plates 192 and 194 via the fold line r.
This cover 190 folds the side plate 192, the cover plate 193, and the side plate 194 with respect to the substrate 191 through the fold line r so as to form a flat rectangular box (see FIG. 15). It is attached to the back surface of the side edge (the attached portion is a portion s surrounded by a chain line).

The assembled box P2 of this embodiment has the above configuration. First, as shown in FIG. 15, the outer box 110, the inner box 120, the bottom plate 150 of the undulating member 140, the support plate 160, the partition pieces 170, 180, The same cover 190 is assembled. The support plate 160 on which the standing pieces 170 and 180 are fitted is fitted into the cover 190, and is appropriately attached and integrated (the attached portion is a portion s surrounded by a chain line in FIG. 19B). .
Next, the cover 190 in which the support plate 160 is integrated is inserted into the through hole 153 into the bottom plate 150 with the flap piece 198, and the flap piece 198 is attached to the back surface of the bottom plate 150 (the attached portion is shown in FIG. 19). (E) A portion surrounded by a chain line s). By sticking the flap piece 198 to the bottom plate 150, the cover 190 is raised and lowered with respect to the bottom plate 150 through the fold line r of the flap piece 198. That is, the undulating member 140 including the bottom plate 150, the support plate 160, the two partition pieces 170 and 180, and the cover 190 is assembled, and the undulating member 140 undulates at the fulcrum a (see FIG. 20A).

One end of the flexible film 50 is guided to the tip thereof along the lower surface of the bottom plate 150 of the undulating member 140, and one end of the flexible film 50 is attached to the inner surface of the cover 190 through a through hole 196a at the tip of the end plate 196. On the other hand, the adhered flexible film 50 is guided from the notch 155 at the edge of the bottom plate 150 to the back surface.
In this state, the undulating member 140 is loaded into the inner box 120, the bottom plate 150 is attached (fixed) to the bottom surface of the inner box, and the other end of the film 50 on the back surface of the bottom plate 150 is attached to the rear wall ( The flap pieces 125 and 126) are passed through the guide holes 52 and protrude from the inner box 120. In this state, the inner box 120 is further inserted from the front opening of the outer box 110, and the other end of the film 50 is passed through a through-hole (slit) 51 formed on the rear wall of the outer box 110, which includes a tongue piece 116a. The guide 110 is guided between the tongue piece 116a and the flap pieces 116 and 118, and is adhered and fixed to the rear wall made of them (see FIG. 20A).
At this time, the rear wall of the inner box 120 and the rear wall of the outer box 110 are tilted so that the undulating member 140 is inclined at a required angle, for example, θ = 45 degrees, when the inner box 120 described later is pulled out from the outer box 110. The length of the flexible material 50 is appropriately set by experiment or the like so that the flexible material 50 is loosened during the process (see FIGS. 22 and 23).

The assembled box P2 of this embodiment is assembled as described above, and in a state where the inner box 120 is pulled out from the outer box 110, the product A such as cosmetics is placed on the support plate 160 of the undulating member 140 via the partition pieces 170 and 180. And place (provide).
In this state, if the inner box 120 is pushed (submerged) into the outer box 110, as shown in FIG. 14 and FIG. (Packed).

When the assembled box P2 is pulled out of the outer box 110 by grasping the side of the inner box 120 exposed from the edge cutouts 113a115a of the outer box side plates 113 and 115 from the packaged state of FIG. The flexible member 50 is pulled as the inner box 120 is pulled out, and the undulating member 140 swings upward (standing) with the front edge of the substrate 151 of the bottom plate 150 (the bent edge of the flap piece 197 of the cover 190) as a fulcrum a. ). With this standing, the product A is in an upwardly inclined state.
That is, as shown in FIGS. 21 and 22, the product A stored in the inner box 120 is inclined upward and approaches the person who pulled out the inner box 120. Create a sense of luxury.
In addition, the length of the flexible member 50 is set so that the inner box 120 slightly protrudes from the outer box 110 even when the undulating member 140 is erected in the assembled box P2 of this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 23, the outer box 110 can be folded back on the inner box 120 and overlapped. Therefore, it is possible to exhibit even in this state.

[Embodiment 3]
FIGS. 24 to 32 show still another embodiment (Embodiment 3) of the assembled box according to the present invention. The assembled box P3 has a flat rectangular tubular outer box 210 and an outer box thereof as described above. A rectangular inner box 220 that can be retracted and retracted in the cylindrical axis direction 210, a rectangular box-shaped undulating member 240 fixed to the rear side of the inner box 20, a guide hole 52 provided in a rear wall of the inner box 220, And a flexible material 50 fixed to the rear wall of the outer box 210 from the undulating member 240.

  The outer box 210 is formed from a cardboard blank 210 'shown in FIG. 26, and a glue piece 212 is provided on one side edge (a lower side edge in FIG. 26) of the bottom plate 211, and a side plate 213 and an upper plate 214 are provided on the other side edge. , And the side plate 215 are connected to each other via a fold line r. Flap pieces 216, 217, 218, and 219 are connected to the edges of the plates 211, 213, 214, and 215 via fold lines r, respectively. A slit (through hole) 51 is formed in one flap piece 216 (right side in FIG. 26) of the bottom plate 211.

In the blank 210 'having this configuration, first, the flap pieces 216 and 218 on the other side (the left side in FIG. 26) of the bottom plate 211 and the upper plate 214 are bent inward and adhered to the inner surfaces of the plates 211 and 214 (the back surface in FIG. 26). And reinforce.
In this state, the side plate 213, the upper plate 214, and the side plate 215 are sequentially mountain-folded with respect to the bottom plate 211 via each fold line r, and the glue piece 212 is attached to the back surface of the side plate 215, and the bottom plate 211 and the side plate 213, an upper plate 214, and a side plate 215 (see FIG. 25). Thereafter, the flap pieces 217 and 219 of the both side plates 213 and 215 are bent inward, and the flap piece 216 of the bottom plate 211 is bent thereon and the tongue piece 216a is inserted into the inside of the upper plate 214 and bent downward. Further, the flap pieces 218 of the upper plate 214 are overlapped (see FIG. 29). The flap pieces 216, 217, 218, and 219 are appropriately bonded and integrated with each other (the dashed line portion s in FIG. 26 is a bonded portion).

  The inner box 220 is formed from a cardboard blank 220 ′ shown in FIG. 27, and outer plates 222, 222, upper end plates 223 a, 223 a, inner plates 223, 223, and tongue pieces are provided on both long side edges of the bottom plate 221. 224 and 224 are connected via a fold line r. Outer end plates 225 and 225, upper end plates 226a and 226a, and inner end plates 226 and 226 are connected to the short side of the bottom plate 221 via the fold line r, respectively. The flap pieces 227 are connected to each other via the fold line r. A gore piece 228 is provided between a short side of the outer end plate 222 of the bottom plate 221 and a side edge of the outer end plate 225 via a fold line r. Slits (guide holes) 52 are formed in the end plates 225 and 226 and the flap pieces 227, respectively. A tongue piece 226b is connected to the leading edge of the inner end plate 226 via a fold line r.

  The blank 220 ′ of this configuration firstly folds the side plates 222, 222, 223, 223, and the tongue pieces 224, 224 on the bottom plate 221 via each fold line r in a valley or mountain fold in order. Then, the flap pieces 227 and 227 at both ends are engaged with each other (see FIG. 6A). Next, the outer end plates 222 and 225 are raised (valley-folded) while the gore piece 228 is folded and folded through the middle fold line r, and the inner end plate 226 is further bent inward to form a square of the upper surface opening. A box is formed (see FIG. 25). The tongue pieces 224, 226b and the like are appropriately attached to the bottom plate 221. At this time, the slits 52 of the end plate 226 and the flap pieces 227 are at the same position, and the flexible material 50 is inserted and becomes movable (see FIG. 29).

The undulating member 240 is formed from a cardboard blank 240 'shown in FIG. 28, and upright pieces 242a and 242b are connected to both ends (upper and lower edges in FIG. 28) of the bottom plate 241 via a fold line r. A tongue piece 243 is connected via a fold line r provided with a through hole (slit) 53 at the upper end of the upright piece 242a, and an elevating plate 244 is connected via a fold line r to the lower edge of the other upright piece 242b. I have.
The undulating member 240 is formed from the blank 240 ′ in the same figure by cutting the upright piece 242 b, the elevating plate 244, the upstanding piece 242 a, and the tongue piece 243 in order from the bottom plate 241 to form a square shape. It is attached (fixed) to the back surface of the lifting plate 244. By selecting the length of the upright pieces 242a and 242b (vertical direction in FIG. 28) and the attachment at an appropriate position in the length direction of the elevating plate 244 (vertical direction), the inclination of the elevating plate 244 is determined. You. In this embodiment, the tongue piece 243 is attached to the back surface of the elevating plate 244 such that the erecting pieces 242a and 242b fall down and the elevating plate 244, the erecting pieces 242a and 242b, and the bottom plate 241 overlap.

The assembled box P3 of this embodiment has the above configuration. First, as shown in FIG. 25, the outer box 210, the inner box 220, and the undulating member 240 are assembled.
Next, one end of the flexible film 50 is guided and attached (fixed) to the back surface of the tongue piece 243 of the undulating member 240 through the through hole 53 (the attachment position is indicated by a chain line portion s in FIG. 28). . The attachment of the film 50 may be performed by using the upright pieces 242a and 242b or the elevating plate 244.
The undulating member 240 with the film 50 is fitted into the inner box 220. At this time, the other end of the film 50 passes through the guide holes 52 of the rear wall (the inner end plate 226 and the flap piece 227) of the inner box 220 and the guide hole 52 of the outer end plate 225. Further, the protrusion 241 a of the bottom plate 241 of the undulating member 240 is inserted into the through hole 224 a of the inner plate 223 of the inner box 220 to be loaded (set) into the inner box 120.
Along with the set, the other end of the flexible film 50 protruding from the inner box 220 is made to protrude outside through the through hole 51 of the outer box 210.

In this state, the inner box 220 is further inserted through the front opening of the outer box 210, and the other end of the film 50 protruding from the through hole 51 is guided between the flap pieces 216 and 218 of the outer box to be stuck and fixed ( See FIG. 29).
At this time, the elevating plate 244 of the up-and-down member 140 is inclined at a required angle, for example, θ = 2 to 3 degrees, as the inner box 120 is pulled out from the outer box 110 to be described later. The length of the flexible material 50 is appropriately set by experiments or the like so that the flexible material 50 is loosened between the rear walls 110. In this embodiment, much of the slack is formed in the rear wall of the inner box 220 (between the inner end plate 226, the flap piece 227 and the outer end plate 225).

The assembled box P3 of this embodiment is assembled as described above, and in a state where the inner box 220 is pulled out from the outer box 110 (see FIG. 30), the bar-shaped product A such as cosmetics is placed on the elevating plate 244 of the undulating member 240. The product A is placed (provided) on the support plate 160 shown in FIG. 15 or the like. In this embodiment, the substrate 161 is obtained by removing the upstanding pieces 162 of the support plate 160.
In this state, if the inner box 220 is pushed into the outer box 210 (submerged), as shown in FIGS. 24 and 29, the product A falls down together with the undulating member 240 by its own weight or by hand, and (Packed).

This assembled box P3 holds the side of the inner box 220 exposed from the edge cutouts 213a and 215a of the outer box side plates 213 and 215 from the packaged state of FIGS. When the inner member 220 is pulled out, the flexible member 50 is pulled out, and the elevating pieces 242a and 242b of the up-and-down member 240 rise and the elevating plate 244 rises.
That is, as shown in FIG. 31, the product A stored in the inner box 220 is lifted up in an inclined state or a horizontal state to approach the person who pulled out the inner box 220. Create a sense of luxury.

Further, in the assembled box P3 of this embodiment, the length of the flexible member 50 is set so that the inner box 220 slightly comes out of the outer box 210 even when the undulating member 240 is erected. As shown in FIG. 32A, the outer box 110 can be folded back on the inner box 120 and overlapped. For this reason, it is possible to exhibit even in this state, and it is also possible to stand and display the outer box 210 and the inner box 220 in a stacked state as shown in FIG.
Further, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 32C, the product A can be protruded and protruded from the inner box 220. At this time, the elevating plate 244 (product A) is in an upwardly inclined state (inclination angle θ), and the length of the flexible member 50 is, of course, set to be such.

  As described above, the assembled boxes P1 to P3 according to the present invention are those in which the product A stored in the inner boxes 20, 120, and 220 is in an upwardly inclined state or the like as the inner box is pulled out, and the inner box is pulled out. , And bring out the luxury of the product A with its surprise. For this reason, the product A is an effective display method for products that need to bring out a high-class feeling, such as lipstick and spray perfume. For example, it is effective for expensive cosmetics such as a human stem cell culture solution (for example, trade name: Procare Reverser Serum).

The material of the boxes P1, P2 and P3 according to the present invention is not limited to cardboard, but various materials such as a plastic plate and corrugated cardboard can be used.
Thus, the embodiments disclosed this time are to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

10, 110, 210 Outer case 11, 111, 211 Outer case bottom plate 20, 120, 220 Inner case 30 Receiving seats 40, 140, 240 Up / down members 41, 196 Front wall (front wall) of up / down members
50 Flexible material (tape resin film)
51, 52, 53 Flexible material through slit (guide hole)
155 Inner box through-hole 244 Lifting plates 242a, 242b of undulating member Same upstanding piece A Commodity P1, P2, P3 Box a undulating fulcrum of lowering member (lower edge)
r Crease line (cut line)

  The present invention has an outer box having a square cylindrical shape, one surface of which is closed in the axial direction, and an opening on the other surface, and a square inner box having an upper surface opening which is housed in the outer box so as to be able to protrude and retract from the opening. The present invention relates to a box assembly in which when the inner box is pulled out of the outer box, the stored goods in the inner box rise.

In some cases, the inner box is further housed in an outer box, and both boxes are covered with a lid. This assembled box produces a sense of quality and is used as a packing box for packing cosmetics and the like.
In this assembled box, when the inner box is lifted at an angle or when the lid is opened (when the lid is opened), the products placed in the inner box are easy to see and the sense of quality increases.
For this reason, the applicant has proposed an invention in which the lid and the inner box are related to each other in operation so as to create a feeling of excitement and a sense of quality when the lid is opened (Patent Documents 1 and 2). . Further, there has also been proposed an assembled box in which the inner box rises via a tape with the opening of the lid (Patent Document 3).

JP 2016-26959 A Japanese Patent No. 6211730 French Patent Application No. 0822978

Although the box boxes described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 have been well received as such, a box box having another configuration that further increases the commercial value has been required. Furthermore, in any of the techniques, the inner box is lifted with the opening of the lid, and the articles stored in the inner box are not lifted by pulling out the inner box from the outer box.
In order to meet the above-mentioned requirements, the present invention provides a new assembled box that can bring out the impression and luxury when viewing the product by pulling out the inner box from the outer box so that the stored goods in the inner box rise. The task is to provide

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention relates to an outer box having a quadrangular cylindrical shape, one surface of which is closed in the axial direction, and the other surface of which is opened, and which is housed in the outer case so as to be able to protrude and retract from the opening through the opening. A rectangular inner box having an upper surface opening, an undulating member provided on a bottom surface in the inner box, a guide hole provided on a rear wall of the inner box, and an outer box formed from the undulating member through the guide hole. A flexible material fixed to the rear wall, a product is provided on the undulating member, and when the inner box is pulled out of the outer box, the assembled box is configured to undulate with the flexible material. It was adopted.

In this configuration, the undulating member is a rectangular box body, which is fixed to the lower edge of the front wall or the rear wall so as to be able to undulate vertically, and the flexible material is fixed to the rear wall of the outer box. When the is pulled out of the outer box, the up-and-down member is pulled by the flexible material and stands up with the lower edge as a fulcrum, so that the product can be lifted obliquely upward with the upright.
With this configuration, the undulating member rises upward from the outer box side in the drawing direction, and accordingly, the product provided on the undulating member also rises upward to the inclined state.

Further, in this configuration, when the product is in the form of a bar, the undulating member supports the rear portion of the bar-shaped product immovably by its front wall, and provides a receiving seat on the front side in the inner box. If it is configured to support the front part of the bar-shaped product so as to be able to come and go, it will be more unique. The term "supporting the shaft center immovably" means immovable support such that the bar-like product is lifted obliquely upward, and does not mean that the shaft center is not moved at all.
In this unique configuration, the receiving seat is composed of a substrate fixed to the bottom surface of the inner box, a support plate rising obliquely upward from the front edge of the substrate, and a support extending from the upper edge of the support plate to the bottom surface of the inner box. Or a structure in which a receiving hole at the front of a bar-shaped product is formed in the support plate,
The undulating member is a square box having a trapezoidal side surface, a front edge of a bottom plate of which is fixed to an inner bottom surface of the inner box, and a support hole at a rear portion of the bar-shaped product is formed on a front wall. Or you can.

Further, the undulations member is a bottom front fixing point of the inner box is freely undulating in the vertical direction, the flexible property material, from a fixed point of the outer box, leading to the inner box through the guide hole The structure may be such that the undulating member is fixed to the front wall of the undulating member through a through hole of the inner box on the front side of the inner box bottom surface front fixing point.
With this configuration, the undulating member rises from the inner box in a state of being inclined upward in the anti-pull-out direction (towards the outer box). It rises in a state of being inclined upward in the direction.

Further, in the undulating member, upright pieces are provided on both side ends of the lifting plate toward the inner bottom surface of the inner box, respectively, and the tips of the upright pieces are fixed to the inner bottom surface of the inner box. The flexible material is fixed from the fixing point of the outer box to the elevating plate or the upright piece after penetrating the guide hole, and when the inner box is pulled out of the outer box, the flexible material is removed. It is possible to adopt a configuration in which the upright plate is pulled up to the outer box side, the upright members of the up-and-down member rise up with the pulling, and the up-and-down plate rises up with the upright pieces at both side ends.
According to this structure, the entire lifting plate is lifted, so that there is an advantage that the product can be easily seen. At this time, by adjusting the length (height) of the upright pieces on both sides, the inclination angle of the elevating plate is different. That is, if the length is the same, the lift plate is lifted in parallel with the bottom surface of the inner box, and if the lengths of both upright pieces are different, the upright plate is lifted with the shorter upright side inclined downward.

  The flexible material may be any as long as it raises and lowers the undulating member by being pulled. For example, a string or a film made of resin or the like may be used. At this time, it is preferable that the tape is in the form of a tape. In the case of the tape, since the pulling force acts reliably in the length direction of the tape, the pulling operation is performed smoothly, and the undulating member is undulated smoothly. Even in the case of a string, a similar effect can be obtained as long as two or more strings are in parallel.

  Since the present invention is configured as described above, by pulling out the inner box from the outer box, the product in the inner box rises, resulting in a new and inexpensive and novel assembled box.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of Embodiment 1 of the assembled box according to the present invention. Partially omitted cutting front view of the same embodiment Top view of outer box blank of the same embodiment Perspective view for explaining assembly of the outer box Top view of the inner box blank of the same embodiment Perspective view for explaining the assembly of the inner box Plan view of a receiving blank of the same embodiment Perspective view for explaining the assembly of the receiving seat Top view of the undulating member blank of the embodiment A perspective view for explaining the assembly of the undulating member. Perspective view for explaining operation of the same embodiment Schematic sectional view for explaining operation of the same embodiment Schematic sectional view for explaining operation of the same embodiment FIG. 4 is a perspective view of Embodiment 2 of the assembled box according to the present invention. The perspective view which separated the outer box and the inner box of the same embodiment, etc. Top view of outer box blank of the same embodiment Top view of the inner box blank Perspective view of the upright member The top view of the blank of each part of the upright member is shown, (a) is the same bottom plate, (c) is the same support piece, (c) is the same partition piece, (d) is the same partition piece, (e) is a cover It is sectional drawing of the assembled box of the same embodiment, (a) is a cross section of the aa line of FIG. 14, (b) is a partial cross section of the same bb line. Perspective view for explaining operation of the same embodiment Cutaway front view for explaining the operation of the embodiment Partial schematic diagram for explaining operation of the same embodiment 3 is a perspective view of Embodiment 3 of the assembled box according to the present invention. The perspective view which separated the outer box and the inner box of the embodiment. Top view of outer box blank of the same embodiment Top view of the inner box blank Plan view of the blank of the upright member Cut front view of the assembled box of the embodiment Perspective view for explaining operation of the same embodiment Cutaway front view for explaining the operation of the embodiment Schematic diagram for explaining the operation of the embodiment

[Embodiment 1]
One embodiment (first embodiment) of the assembled box according to the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 to 13. The assembled box P <b> 1 has a rectangular cylindrical outer box 10 and a cylindrical axially protruding and retracted inside the outer box 10. A square inner box 20 that can be accommodated, a receiving seat 30 provided on the front side of the inner box 20, a square box-shaped undulating member 40 fixed to the rear side of the inner box 20, It has a guide hole 52 provided in the wall, and a flexible material 50 fixed to the rear wall of the outer case 10 from the undulating member 40 via the guide hole 52.

  The outer box 10 is formed from a cardboard blank 10 ′ shown in FIG. 3, and a glue piece 12 is provided on one side edge of a bottom plate 11, and side plates 13, an upper plate 14, and a side plate 15 are provided on the other side edge, respectively. (Continuously provided). Flap pieces 16, 17, 18, and 19 are respectively connected to both end edges of the plates 11, 13, 14, and 15 via fold lines r. A slit 51 is formed in each of the flap pieces 16, 17, and 19 on one of the bottom plate 11, the side plates 13 and 15 (the upper side in FIG. 3). A tongue piece 16a is connected to the leading edge of one flap piece 16 of the bottom plate 11 via a fold line r.

The blank 10 ′ having this configuration is formed by first bending the other flap pieces 16, 17, 18, 19 of the other of the plates 11, 13, 14, 15 (the lower side in FIG. 3) by inwardly bending the plates 11, 13, 14, 15 and adhered to the inner surface (the surface in FIG. 3) for reinforcement. The attachment is performed with an adhesive (glue) or a double-sided tape (the same applies hereinafter).
In this state, the side plate 13, the upper plate 14, and the side plate 15 are successively valley-folded with respect to the bottom plate 11 via the respective fold lines r, and the glue pieces 12 are adhered to the surface of the side plate 15. 13, a top plate 14, and a side plate 15 (see FIG. 4). Thereafter, the flap pieces 17 and 19 at one end of both side plates 13 and 15 are bent inward, and the same flap piece 16 of the bottom plate 11 is bent thereon and the tongue piece 16a is inserted inside the upper plate 14. Further, the same flap pieces 18 of the upper plate 14 are stacked (see FIG. 2). The flap pieces 16, 17, 18, and 19 are appropriately adhered and integrated with each other. At this time, the slits 51 of the flap pieces 16, 17, and 19 are located at the same position, and can be freely moved by inserting the flexible material 50 (see FIG. 2).

  The inner box 20 is formed from a cardboard blank 20 ′ shown in FIG. 5, and the outer plates 22, 22, the inner plates 23, 23, and the tongue pieces 24, 24 are creased on both long side edges of the bottom plate 21, respectively. They are connected via a line r. On the short side of the bottom plate 21, the outer end plates 25, 25 and the inner end plates 26, 26 are connected via the fold line r, respectively. On the short side of the inner plate 23, the flap pieces 27 are respectively connected with the fold line. Each is connected via r. A gore piece 28 is provided between the short side of the outer plate 22 and the side edge of the outer end plate 25 of the bottom plate 21 via a fold line r. Slits 52 and 54 are formed in the end plates 25 and 26, respectively. A tongue piece 26a is connected to the leading edge of the inner end plate 26 via a fold line r. In addition, the fold line r having a broken line in the figure is such that the broken line portion serves as a cut line, and the folded state is reliably and easily maintained (the same applies to the following).

  The blank 20 ′ having this configuration is formed by first folding the side plates 22, 22, 23, 23, and the tongue pieces 24, 24 on the bottom plate 21 via the respective fold lines r in a valley or mountain fold in order. Then, the flap pieces 27 on both ends are engaged with each other (see FIG. 6A). Next, the outer end plates 25, 25 are raised (valley-folded) while the gore piece 28 is bent through the middle fold line r, and the inner end plate 26 is further bent inward to form a square box having an upper surface opening. To form The tongue pieces 24, 26a and the like are appropriately attached to the bottom plate 21. At this time, the slits 52 of the end plates 25 and 26 are located at the same position and can be moved by inserting the flexible material 50 (see FIG. 6B). When the inner box 20 is inserted into the outer box 10, The slit 52 and the slit 51 of the outer box 10 are located on the same axis.

  The receiving seat 30 is formed from a cardboard blank 30 'shown in FIG. 7, and a support plate 32, an upright plate 33, and a bottom plate 34 are connected to the front edge (the lower side in FIG. 7) of the substrate 31 via a fold line r. A reinforcing plate 35 is connected to a side edge of the bottom plate 34 via a fold line r. On one edge (upper side in FIG. 7) of the reinforcing plate 35, a knob 36 that is folded in two is provided. Flap pieces 37 are connected to both sides of the support plate 32. The support plate 32 is formed by cutting and raising a substantially semicircular support hole 38 that opens downward from a line of connection with the standing plate 33.

In the blank 30 ′ having this configuration, first, the gripping piece 36 is bent into a double shape, and then the reinforcing plate 35 is folded and attached along the bottom plate 34 (see the solid line in FIG. 8 from the chain line). At this time, the knob 36 corresponds to the substantially square notch 33a of the standing piece 33 (the knob 36 fits into the notch 33a and can pass through).
Next, the support plate 32 is raised obliquely with respect to the substrate 31 via the fold line r, the standing plate 33 is mountain-folded downward, and the bottom plate 34 is further valley-folded so as to follow the substrate 31. At this time, the knob 36 protrudes from the notch 33a of the standing plate 33 (solid line in FIG. 8). The bottom plate 34 can be attached to the substrate 31.

The undulating member (piece) 40 is formed from a cardboard blank 40 'shown in FIG. 9, and a swing plate (bottom plate) 42 is provided on the lower edge (right side in the figure) of the rectangular support plate 41, and an upper plate 43 is provided on the upper edge. They are connected via a fold line r. The support plate 41 has a support hole 41a for a bar-shaped product A such as cosmetics, and the swing plate 42 has a substantially square cut-and-raised fixing piece 42a. The fixing piece 42a is fixed to the bottom surface of the inner box 20 by sticking or the like as described later.
A trapezoidal side plate 44 is connected to both side edges (upper and lower edges in FIG. 9) of the support plate 41 via a fold line r, and flap pieces 45 are connected to side edges of the side plate 44 via a fold line r. I have. A tongue piece 43a is provided on the swing plate 42 and the upper plate 43, and a slit 53 is formed in the upper plate 43.
A rear plate 46, a connecting plate 47, and a sub-support plate 48 are connected to a side edge (an upper edge in FIG. 9) of one side plate 44 via a fold line r. A sub support hole 48a is formed in the sub support plate 48. Flap pieces 46b and 48b are respectively provided on the edges of the rear plate 46 and the sub support plate 48 via the fold line r.

In the blank 40 'having this configuration, first, the connecting plate 47 is raised by valley folding with respect to the rear plate 46, and further, the sub-supporting plate 48 is valley-folded so that a part of the flap piece 48b (the upper flap piece in FIG. 9). 48b) is adhered to the inner surface of the side plate 44 so as to be parallel to the rear plate 46. At the same time, another flap piece 48b of the sub support plate 48 is raised (valley-folded).
Next, the side plates 44, 44 are raised (valley-folded) with respect to the support plate 41, and the flap pieces 45, 45, 45, 45 are bent inward, and the sub-support plate 48 is placed between the rear plate 46 and the support plate 41. The rear plate 46 is substantially parallel to the two plates 41 and 46 (see FIG. 10A).
Subsequently, the swing plate 42 and the upper plate 43 are valley-folded with respect to the support plate 41, and the tongue pieces 43a, 43a are inserted into the cuts 46a at the upper edge of the rear plate 46, and the swing plate 42 and the upper plate 43 are connected to the flap pieces. Affixed to 45, 45, 45, 45 to form a trapezoidal undulating member 40 shown in FIG. 10 (b). During this assembly, one end of the tape-like film 50, which is a flexible material, is adhered from the slit 53 to the back surface of the upper plate 43 (portion s surrounded by a chain line in FIG. 9), and the upper plate 43 is attached to a flap piece. Attach to 45. At this time, after the film 50 comes out of the slit 53, it can be attached to the surface of the upper plate 43.

  The assembled box P1 of this embodiment has the above configuration. First, the inner end plate 26 shown in FIG. 6B is bent inward from the state shown in FIG. And a receiving seat 30 is fitted to a front portion of the inner box 20 and the substrate 31 is adhered to the bottom inner surface of the inner box 20 (see FIGS. 11 and 12). At this time, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the support plate 32 is inclined obliquely upward toward the front wall (outer end plate) 25 of the inner box 20 so that the standing plate 33 is along the front wall. Then, the knob 36 is projected from the front wall slit 54 of the inner box 20. Further, the locking pieces 31a on the side edges of the substrate 31 and the bottom plate 34 are fitted into the cuts 24a on the fold line of the tongue piece 24 of the inner box 20.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 10B, the other end of the flexible material (tape resin film) 50 pulled out from the upper surface of the assembled undulating member 40 is connected to the rear wall of the inner box 20 (the inner and outer end plates 25, 26 (see FIG. 12). Thereafter, the undulating member 40 is fitted into the rear side of the inner box 20, and the fixing piece 42a cut and raised from the rocking plate 42 is fixed to the surface of the substrate 31 of the seat 30 by sticking or the like (see FIG. 2). By this fixation, the up-and-down member 40 is swung up and down (up and down (rotatably) up and down) around the lower edge (the front edge of the swing plate 42) a of the support plate 41 as a fulcrum. (See arrow in FIG. 2).

  The inner box 20 from which the flexible material 50 has been pulled out is inserted into the outer box 10 shown in FIG. 4, and the other end of the flexible material 50 is formed by the flap pieces 17, 19, 18 of the outer box 10. It is inserted through the slit 51 of the wall, and the other end is attached (fixed) to the surface of the rear wall (the surface of the flap piece 16, portion s in FIG. 3) of the outer box 10. Thereafter, the flap piece 18 of the upper plate 14 of the outer box 10 is put on the flap piece 16 to which the flexible material 16 is attached (see FIG. 2). At this time, the up-and-down member 40 is tilted at a required angle, for example, θ = 19 degrees (see FIG. 13) with the withdrawal of the inner box 20 from the outer box 10 to be described later. The length of the flexible material 50 is appropriately set by experiments or the like so that the flexible material 50 is loosened between the rear walls of the box 10.

The assembled box P1 of this embodiment is assembled as described above, and with the inner box 20 pulled out of the outer box 10, the rear end of the bar-shaped product A such as cosmetics is supported by the support hole 41a and the auxiliary support hole 48a of the undulating member. And the front end is positioned on the support hole 38 of the receiving seat 30. In the storage (packing) state of the product A, the rear portion of the product A fits into the support holes 41a and 48a of the undulating member 40 to support the axis thereof immovably, so that the product A is securely stored in the inner box 20. It will be.
In this state, if the inner box 20 is pushed into the outer box 10 (submerged), as shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 12, the product A falls down by its own weight, and the front part thereof is placed in the receiving seat 30. , And horizontally supported at both ends by the receiving seat 30 (support hole 38) and the undulating member 40 (support plate 41, sub-support plate 48) (packaged state). .

When the inner box 20 is pulled out from the outer box 10 with the knob 36 as shown in FIGS. 12 to 13 from the packaged state, the assembled box P1 becomes flexible as the inner box 20 is pulled out. 50 is pulled, and the undulating member 40 swings (falls) downward with the front lower edge a as a fulcrum. With this fall, the product A is in an upwardly inclined state.
That is, as shown in FIG. 11, the product A stored in the inner box 20 is inclined upward and approaches the person who pulled out the inner box 20, and with the surprise, the sense of quality of the product A is increased. Exude.

In this embodiment, the flexible material 50 is stuck (fixed) to the flap piece 16 serving as the rear wall of the outer box 10. The flexible member 50 is attached to the rear wall of the outer case 10 because the flexible member 50 rises and falls the undulating member 40 when the inner case 20 is pulled out within the gap on the rear side of the box 20. The position shall include such a case. This applies to the following embodiments.
The undulating member 40 is a rectangular box having a trapezoidal side with the lower edge of the rear wall 46 floating, but has a trapezoidal shape with a lower edge of the front wall 41 floating. It may be configured to be fixed to the bottom surface and undulate at the lower edge thereof.
Furthermore, in this embodiment, a ribbon-shaped string can be used instead of the tab 36, and if the front side of the inner box 20 can be pinched and the inner box can be pulled out, the tab 36 and the string can be omitted. .

[Embodiment 2]
FIGS. 14 to 23 show an assembled box P2 of another embodiment (second embodiment). The assembled box P2 has a flat rectangular tubular outer box 110 and can be protruded and retracted in the outer box 110 in the axial direction of the cylinder. A rectangular inner box 120 that fits in the inner box 120, an up-and-down member 140 provided on the front side of the inner box 120, a guide hole 52 provided in the rear wall of the inner box 120, and the guide hole 52 from the up-and-down member 140. And a flexible material 50 fixed to the rear wall of the outer box 110.

  The outer box 110 is formed from a cardboard blank 110 ′ shown in FIG. 16, and a glue piece 112 is provided on one side edge (a lower side edge in FIG. 16) of the bottom plate 111, and a side plate 113 and an upper plate 114 are provided on the other side edge. , Side plates 115 are connected to each other via a fold line r. Flap pieces 116, 117, 118, 119 are connected to the edges of the plates 111, 113, 114, 115 via fold lines r, respectively. A slit 51 is formed in one of the flap pieces 116 (right side in FIG. 16) of the bottom plate 111, and a tongue piece 116a is connected via a fold line r. In the figure, reference numeral 60 denotes a through hole for confirmation (visual recognition) of the product A formed on the upper plate 114.

The blank 110 ′ having this configuration is formed by bending the other flap pieces 116, 118 of the bottom plate 111 and the upper plate 114 (the left side in FIG. 16) inward and affixing them appropriately to the inner surfaces of the plates 111, 114 (the back surface in FIG. 16). Wear and reinforce.
In this state, the side plate 113, the upper plate 114, and the side plate 115 are successively mountain-folded on the bottom plate 111 via the respective fold lines r, and the glue pieces 112 are attached to the back surface of the side plate 115, and the bottom plate 111, the side plate It is a rectangular cylindrical body composed of a top plate 113, an upper plate 114 and a side plate 115 (see FIGS. 14 and 15). Thereafter, the flap pieces 117 and 119 of the both side plates 113 and 115 are bent inward, and the same flap piece 116 of the bottom plate 111 is bent inward, and the tongue piece 116a is inserted inside the upper plate 114. The flap pieces 118 of the plate 114 are overlapped (see FIG. 20A). The flap pieces 116, 117, 118, and 119 are appropriately bonded and integrated with each other.

The inner box 120 is formed from a cardboard blank 120 ′ shown in FIG. 17, and outer plates 122, 122, upper plates 122 a , 122 a, inner plates 123, 123, and tongue pieces 124 are provided on both long side edges of the bottom plate 121. , 124 are connected via a fold line r. The inner plate 123 has a through hole 124a formed by cutting. On the short side of the bottom plate 121, the outer end plates 125, 125, the upper end plates 126a, 126a, and the inner end plates 126, 126 are connected via the fold line r, respectively. The flap pieces 127 are connected to each other via a fold line r. A gore piece 128 is provided between the short side of the outer plate 122 and the side edge of the outer end plate 125 of the bottom plate 121 via a fold line r. Each of the end plates 125 and 126 has a slit (guide hole) 52 formed along the fold line r. A tongue piece 126b is connected to the leading edge of the outer end plate 126 via a fold line r.

The blank 120 ′ having this configuration is formed by first folding the side plates 122, 122, 123, 123, and the tongue pieces 124, 124 on the bottom plate 121 via the respective fold lines r in a valley or mountain fold in order. Then, the flap pieces 127 and 127 at both ends are folded inward, and one of the flap pieces 127 is engaged (see FIG. 6A).
Next, the outer end plates 125, 125 are raised (valley-folded) while the gore piece 128 is folded and folded through the middle fold line r, and the upper end plate 126a and the inner end plate 126 are further bent inward. , A rectangular inner box 120 having an upper surface opening is formed. The tongue pieces 124, 126b and the like are appropriately attached to the bottom plate 121. At this time, the slits (guide holes) 52 of the end plates 125 and 126 are located at the same position and become movable by inserting the flexible material 50. When the inner box 120 is inserted into the outer box 110, The slits 51 of the outer box 10 face each other (see FIG. 20A).

The undulating member 140 is shown in FIG. 18 and made of the blank shown in FIG. 19, and has a bottom plate 150, a support plate 160, both partitioning pieces 170 and 180, and a cover 190.
The bottom plate 150 is made of cardboard, and as shown in FIG. 19A, a square substrate 151 having a width t that fits in the inner box 120, and side plates 152 connected to both edges thereof via fold lines r. A pentagonal through-hole (fitting hole) 153 is formed on one side thereof on the left and right (up and down in the figure). The bottom plate 150 is raised by valley-folding the side plate 152 via the fold line r and inserting the protruding piece 154 on the fold line r into the through hole 124 a of the inner plate 123 of the inner box 120. Set to.

The support plate 160 is made of cardboard and, as shown in FIG. 19 (b), includes a square substrate 161 and an upright piece 162 connected to the edge thereof via a fold line r. The erecting piece 162 is formed with a fold line r in the middle width direction, is erected from the substrate 161 via the fold line r, and further, its tip is mountain-folded via the fold line r, and has a cross section with respect to the substrate 161. It stands in an L-shape (see FIG. 15). In the substrate 161, square-shaped through holes 163, 164 , and 164 a are formed in the side portion and the central portion, respectively, and the same through hole 165 is formed in the standing piece 162 .

One partition piece 170 is made of cardboard, and has a wide portion 171 and a narrow portion 172 connected alternately via a fold line r, as shown in FIG. 19C. The narrow portion 172 is erected in a downward U-shape via the fold line r, and the erected partition wall is fitted into the through hole 164 of the support plate 160 from the back surface, and the locking piece 173 is placed on the side surface of the adjacent partition wall. Into the through hole 164a along the line. The wide portion 172 along the back surface of the substrate 161 is appropriately attached to the substrate 161.
The other partition piece 180 is made of a transparent plastic plate. As shown in FIG. 19D, upstanding pieces 182 are connected to both side edges of the substrate 181 via a fold line r. Stand up through. The upright piece 182 is inserted into the through hole 163 of the substrate 161 of the support plate 160 from the back surface, and the locking piece 183 of the upright piece 182 is inserted into the through hole 165 of the upright piece 162 of the support plate 160. The partition 180 is attached to the support plate 160.

The cover 190 is made of a transparent plastic plate. As shown in FIG. 19E, a side plate 192, a cover plate 193, a side plate 194, and a glue piece 195 are connected to a side edge of the substrate 191 via a fold line r. An end plate 196 and a flap piece 197 are connected to a lower edge (left side in the figure) of the lid plate 193 via a fold line r. Flap pieces 198 and 199 are also connected to the lower edges of the substrate 191 and the side plates 192 and 194 via the fold line r.
This cover 190 folds the side plate 192, the cover plate 193, and the side plate 194 with respect to the substrate 191 through the fold line r so as to form a flat rectangular box (see FIG. 15). It is attached to the back surface of the side edge (the attached portion is a portion s surrounded by a chain line).

The assembled box P2 of this embodiment has the above configuration. First, as shown in FIG. 15, the outer box 110, the inner box 120, the bottom plate 150 of the undulating member 140, the support plate 160, the partition pieces 170, 180, The same cover 190 is assembled. The support plate 160 on which the standing pieces 170 and 180 are fitted is fitted into the cover 190, and is appropriately attached and integrated (the attached portion is a portion s surrounded by a chain line in FIG. 19B). .
Next, the cover 190 in which the support plate 160 is integrated is inserted into the through hole 153 into the bottom plate 150 with the flap piece 198, and the flap piece 198 is attached to the back surface of the bottom plate 150 (the attached portion is shown in FIG. 19). (E) A portion surrounded by a chain line s). By sticking the flap piece 198 to the bottom plate 150, the cover 190 is raised and lowered with respect to the bottom plate 150 through the fold line r of the flap piece 198. That is, the undulating member 140 including the bottom plate 150, the support plate 160, the two partition pieces 170 and 180, and the cover 190 is assembled, and the undulating member 140 undulates at the fulcrum a (see FIG. 20A).

One end of the flexible film 50 is guided to the tip thereof along the lower surface of the bottom plate 150 of the undulating member 140, and one end of the flexible film 50 is attached to the inner surface of the cover 190 through a through hole 196a at the tip of the end plate 196. On the other hand, the adhered flexible film 50 is guided from the notch 155 at the edge of the bottom plate 150 to the back surface.
In this state, the undulating member 140 is loaded into the inner box 120, the bottom plate 150 is attached (fixed) to the bottom surface of the inner box, and the other end of the film 50 on the back surface of the bottom plate 150 is attached to the rear wall ( It passes through the guide holes 52 of the end plates 125 and 126) and protrudes from the inner box 120. In this state, the inner box 120 is further inserted from the front opening of the outer box 110, and the other end of the film 50 is passed through a through-hole (slit) 51 formed on the rear wall of the outer box 110, which includes a tongue piece 116a. The guide 110 is guided between the tongue piece 116a and the flap pieces 116 and 118, and is adhered and fixed to the rear wall made of them (see FIG. 20A).
At this time, the rear wall of the inner box 120 and the rear wall of the outer box 110 are tilted so that the undulating member 140 is inclined at a required angle, for example, θ = 45 degrees, when the inner box 120 described later is pulled out from the outer box 110. The length of the flexible material 50 is appropriately set by experiment or the like so that the flexible material 50 is loosened during the process (see FIGS. 22 and 23).

The assembled box P2 of this embodiment is assembled as described above, and in a state where the inner box 120 is pulled out from the outer box 110, the product A such as cosmetics is placed on the support plate 160 of the undulating member 140 via the partition pieces 170 and 180. And place (provide).
In this state, if the inner box 120 is pushed (submerged) into the outer box 110, as shown in FIG. 14 and FIG. (Packed).

In the assembled box P2, the inner box 120 is pulled out from the outer box 110 by grasping the side faces of the inner box 120 exposed from the edge cutouts 113a and 115a of the outer box side plates 113 and 115 from the state of FIG. The flexible member 50 is pulled as the inner box 120 is pulled out, and the undulating member 140 swings upward with the front edge of the substrate 151 of the bottom plate 150 (the bent edge of the flap piece 197 of the cover 190) as a fulcrum a. (Stand up). With this standing, the product A is in an upwardly inclined state.
That is, as shown in FIGS. 21 and 22, the product A stored in the inner box 120 is inclined upward and approaches the person who pulled out the inner box 120. Create a sense of luxury.
In addition, the length of the flexible member 50 is set so that the inner box 120 slightly protrudes from the outer box 110 even when the undulating member 140 is erected in the assembled box P2 of this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 23, the outer box 110 can be folded back on the inner box 120 and overlapped. Therefore, it is possible to exhibit even in this state.

[Embodiment 3]
FIGS. 24 to 32 show still another embodiment ( third embodiment) of the assembled box according to the present invention. This assembled box P3 has a flat rectangular tubular outer box 210 and an outer box 210, similarly to the above. a square-shaped inner box 220 that fits in the cylinder axis direction retractably into the box 210, a rectangular box-shaped undulating member 240 fixed to the rear side of the inner box 220, the guide hole 52 provided in the rear wall of the inner box 220 And a flexible material 50 fixed to the rear wall of the outer box 210 from the undulating member 240.

The outer box 210 is formed from a cardboard blank 210 'shown in FIG. 26, and a glue piece 212 is provided on one side edge (a lower side edge in FIG. 26) of the bottom plate 211, and a side plate 213 and an upper plate 214 are provided on the other side edge. , And the side plate 215 are connected to each other via a fold line r. Flap pieces 216, 217, 218, and 219 are connected to the edges of the plates 211, 213, 214, and 215 via fold lines r, respectively. A slit (through hole) 51 is formed in one flap piece 216 (right side in FIG. 26) of the bottom plate 211, and a tongue piece 216a is connected to the leading edge of the flap piece 216 .

In the blank 210 'having this configuration, first, the flap pieces 216 and 218 on the other side (the left side in FIG. 26) of the bottom plate 211 and the upper plate 214 are bent inward and adhered to the inner surfaces of the plates 211 and 214 (the back surface in FIG. 26). And reinforce.
In this state, the side plate 213, the upper plate 214, and the side plate 215 are sequentially mountain-folded with respect to the bottom plate 211 via each fold line r, and the glue piece 212 is attached to the back surface of the side plate 215, and the bottom plate 211 and the side plate 213, an upper plate 214, and a side plate 215 (see FIG. 25). Thereafter, the flap pieces 217 and 219 of both side plates 213 and 215 are bent inward, and the flap piece 216 of the bottom plate 211 is bent inward and stacked thereon. Further, the tongue piece 216a is bent inward and placed inside the upper plate 214. insert, further, overlapping flap piece 218 of the upper plate 214 to the flap piece 216 (see FIG. 29). The flap pieces 216, 217, 218, and 219 are appropriately bonded and integrated with each other (the dashed line portion s in FIG. 26 is a bonded portion).

The inner box 220 is formed from a cardboard blank 220 ′ shown in FIG. 27, and outer plates 222, 222, upper end plates 223 a, 223 a, inner plates 223, 223, and tongue pieces are provided on both long side edges of the bottom plate 221. 224 and 224 are connected via a fold line r. A through hole 224a is formed in the inner plate 223 by cutting. Outer end plates 225 and 225, upper end plates 226a and 226a, and inner end plates 226 and 226 are connected to the short side of the bottom plate 221 via the fold line r, respectively. The flap pieces 227 are connected to each other via the fold line r. A gore piece 228 is provided between the short side of the outer plate 222 of the bottom plate 221 and a side edge of the outer end plate 225 via a fold line r. Slits (guide holes) 52 are formed in the end plates 225 and 226 and the flap pieces 227, respectively. A tongue piece 226b is connected to the leading edge of the inner end plate 226 via a fold line r.

The blank 220 ′ of this configuration firstly folds the side plates 222, 222, 223, 223, and the tongue pieces 224, 224 on the bottom plate 221 via each fold line r in a valley or mountain fold in order. Then, the flap pieces 227 and 227 at both ends are engaged with each other (see FIG. 6A). Next, the outer end plates 225 and 225 are raised (valley-folded) while the gore piece 228 is folded and folded through the middle fold line r, and the inner end plate 226 is further bent inward to form a square of the upper surface opening. A box is formed (see FIG. 25). The tongue pieces 224, 226b and the like are appropriately attached to the bottom plate 221. At this time, the slits 52 of the end plate 226 and the flap pieces 227 are at the same position, and the flexible material 50 is inserted and becomes movable (see FIG. 29).

The undulating member 240 is formed from a cardboard blank 240 'shown in FIG. 28, and upright pieces 242a and 242b are connected to both ends (upper and lower edges in FIG. 28) of the bottom plate 241 via a fold line r. A tongue piece 243 is connected via a fold line r provided with a through hole (slit) 53 at the upper end of the upright piece 242a, and an elevating plate 244 is connected via a fold line r to the lower edge of the other upright piece 242b. I have.
The undulating member 240 is formed from the blank 240 ′ in the same figure by cutting the upright piece 242 b, the elevating plate 244, the upstanding piece 242 a, and the tongue piece 243 in order from the bottom plate 241 to form a square shape. It is attached (fixed) to the back surface of the lifting plate 244. The attached rectangular tubular undulating member 240 has an aspect in which upstanding pieces 242 a and 242 b are provided on both ends of the elevating plate 244 so as to be able to undulate. By selecting the length of the upright pieces 242a and 242b (vertical direction in FIG. 28) and the attachment at an appropriate position in the length direction of the elevating plate 244 (vertical direction), the inclination of the elevating plate 244 is determined. You. In this embodiment, the tongue piece 243 is stuck to the rear surface of the elevating plate 244 such that the erecting pieces 242a and 242b stand up and the elevating plate 244, the erecting pieces 242a and 242b, and the bottom plate 241 overlap.

The assembled box P3 of this embodiment has the above configuration. First, as shown in FIG. 25, the outer box 210, the inner box 220, and the undulating member 240 are assembled.
Next, one end of the flexible film 50 is guided and attached (fixed) to the back surface of the tongue piece 243 of the undulating member 240 through the through hole 53 (the attachment position is indicated by a chain line portion s in FIG. 28). . The attachment of the film 50 may be performed by using the upright pieces 242a and 242b or the elevating plate 244.
The undulating member 240 with the film 50 is fitted into the inner box 220. At this time, the other end of the film 50 passes through the guide holes 52 of the rear wall (the inner end plate 226 and the flap piece 227) of the inner box 220 and the guide hole 52 of the outer end plate 225. Also, the protrusion 241 a of the bottom plate 241 of the undulating member 240 is inserted (set) into the inner box 120 by inserting it into the through hole 224 a of the inner plate 223 of the inner box 220.
Along with the set, the other end of the flexible film 50 protruding from the inner box 220 is made to protrude outside through the through hole 51 of the outer box 210.

In this state, the inner box 220 is further inserted from the front opening of the outer box 210 , and the other end of the film 50 protruding from the through hole 51 is guided between the flap pieces 216 and 218 of the outer box 210 to be adhered and fixed. (See FIG. 29).
In this case, the required angle the elevator plate 244 of the relief member 240 with the withdrawal from the outer box 210 of inner box 220 to be described later, for example, theta = 2 to 3 degrees, the inclination, the wall and the outer box after the inner box 220 The length of the flexible material 50 is appropriately set by experiments or the like so that the flexible material 50 is loosened between the rear walls 220 . In this embodiment, much of the slack is formed in the rear wall of the inner box 220 (between the inner end plate 226, the flap piece 227 and the outer end plate 225).

The assembled box P3 of this embodiment is assembled as described above, and in a state where the inner box 220 is pulled out from the outer box 210 (see FIG. 30), the bar-shaped product A such as cosmetics is placed on the elevating plate 244 of the undulating member 240. The product A is placed (provided) on the support plate 160 shown in FIG. 15 or the like. In this embodiment, the substrate 161 is obtained by removing the upstanding pieces 162 of the support plate 160.
In this state, if the inner box 220 is pushed into the outer box 210 (submerged), as shown in FIGS. 24 and 29, the product A falls down together with the undulating member 240 by its own weight or by hand, and (Packed).

This assembled box P3 holds the side of the inner box 220 exposed from the edge cutouts 213a and 215a of the outer box side plates 213 and 215 from the packaged state of FIGS. When the inner member 220 is pulled out, the flexible member 50 is pulled out, and the elevating pieces 242a and 242b of the up-and-down member 240 rise and the elevating plate 244 rises.
That is, as shown in FIG. 31, the product A stored in the inner box 220 is lifted up in an inclined state or a horizontal state to approach the person who pulled out the inner box 220. Create a sense of luxury.

Further, in the assembled box P3 of this embodiment, the length of the flexible member 50 is set so that the inner box 220 slightly comes out of the outer box 210 even when the undulating member 240 is erected. As shown in FIG. 32 (a), the outer box 210 can be folded back on the inner box 220 and overlapped. For this reason, it is possible to exhibit even in this state, and it is also possible to stand and display the outer box 210 and the inner box 220 in a stacked state as shown in FIG.
Further, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 32C, the product A can be protruded and protruded from the inner box 220. At this time, the elevating plate 244 (product A) is in an upwardly inclined state (inclination angle θ), and the length of the flexible member 50 is, of course, set to be such.

  As described above, the assembled boxes P1 to P3 according to the present invention are those in which the product A stored in the inner boxes 20, 120, and 220 is in an upwardly inclined state or the like as the inner box is pulled out, and the inner box is pulled out. , And bring out the luxury of the product A with its surprise. For this reason, the product A is an effective display method for products that need to bring out a high-class feeling, such as lipstick and spray perfume. For example, it is effective for expensive cosmetics such as a human stem cell culture solution (for example, trade name: Procare Reverser Serum).

The material of the boxes P1, P2 and P3 according to the present invention is not limited to cardboard, but various materials such as a plastic plate and corrugated cardboard can be used.
Thus, the embodiments disclosed this time are to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

10, 110, 210 Outer case 11, 111, 211 Outer case bottom plate 20, 120, 220 Inner case 30 Receiving seats 40, 140, 240 Up / down members 41, 196 Front wall (front wall) of up / down members
50 Flexible material (tape resin film)
51, 52, 53 Flexible material through slit (guide hole)
155 Inner box through-hole 244 Lifting plates 242a, 242b of undulating member Same upstanding piece A Commodity P1, P2, P3 Box a undulating fulcrum of lowering member (lower edge)
r Crease line (cut line)

Claims (8)

An outer box (10, 110, 210) having a square cylindrical shape, one surface of which is closed in the axial direction, and the other surface of which is open, and an upper surface opening which is accommodated in the outer case so as to be able to protrude and retract from the opening in the axial direction. A rectangular inner box (20, 120, 220), an undulating member (40, 140, 240) provided on a bottom surface in the inner box, and a guide hole (52) provided on a rear wall of the inner box. A flexible material (50) fixed to the rear wall of the outer box from the undulating member via the guide hole (52);
When the product (A) is provided on the undulating member and the inner box is pulled out from the outer box, the undulating member is undulated with the flexible material. The undulating member (40) is a rectangular box, and is fixed so as to be able to undulate in the vertical direction at the lower edge (a) of the front wall (41) or the rear wall (46), and the flexible material (50) is Fixed to the rear wall of the outer box (10),
When the inner box (20) is pulled out from the outer box (10), the undulating member (40) is pulled by the flexible material (50) and stands up with the lower edge (a) as a fulcrum. 2. The box according to claim 1, wherein the product (A) is lifted obliquely upward. The product (A) has a rod shape, and the undulating member (40) has a front wall (41) for supporting a rear portion of the bar-shaped product (A) with its axis fixed.
The assembly box according to claim 2, wherein a receiving seat (30) is provided on a front side of the inner box (20), and the receiving seat (30) supports the front portion of the bar-shaped product (A) so as to be able to freely come and go. .   The receiving seat (30) includes a substrate (31) fixed to the bottom surface of the inner box (20), a support plate (32) rising obliquely upward from the front edge of the substrate, and a support plate (32). 4. A support plate (33) extending from an edge to a bottom surface of an inner box (20), wherein the support plate (32) is formed with a receiving hole (38) at a front portion of a bar-shaped product (A). The box of the description.   The undulating member (40) is a rectangular box having a trapezoidal side surface, a front edge of a bottom plate (42) being fixed to an inner bottom surface of the inner box (20), and a bar-shaped product (A) attached to a front wall (41). 5. The box according to claim 2, wherein a supporting hole (41a) at a rear portion is formed.   The undulating member (140) is vertically undulating at a front fixed point (a) on the bottom surface of the inner box (120), and the flexible member (50) is moved from the fixed point of the outer box (110). , Through the guide hole (52), into the inner box (120), and pass through the inner box (120) of the undulating member (140) through the through hole (155) of the inner box on the front side of the bottom front fixed point (a) of the inner box (120). The crates of claim 1 secured to the front wall (196) of the undulating member (140). The up-and-down member (240) has upright pieces (242a, 242b) provided on both side ends of an elevating plate (244) toward the inner bottom surface of the inner box (220), respectively, and both upright pieces (242a, 242b). Is fixed to the inner bottom surface of the inner box (220),
The flexible material (50) penetrates the guide hole (52) from the fixing point of the outer box (110), and is fixed to the elevating plate (244) or the upright pieces (242a, 242b). ,
When the inner box (220) is pulled out of the outer box (210), the flexible material (50) is pulled toward the outer box (210), and the upright pieces (240) of the undulating member (240) are pulled with the pulling. 2. The combination box according to claim 1, wherein the up-and-down plate rises as the up-and-down pieces on both sides rise. 3.   The box according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the flexible material comprises a tape-shaped resin film (50).

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