ES1065724U - Caja armario (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Closet box, obtainable from a sheet, of prismatic configuration of rectangular or square base, constituted by four lateral planes (1, 2, 3, 4) and a lower and superior base closed by folding of lower flaps (1.4, 2.3, 3.2, 4.3) and higher (2.1, 3.1, 4.1) respectively characterized in that the front side (1) has a window (1.1) that extends superiorly in a flap (1.3) larger wider than said window (1.1) destined to bend towards the outside covering totally or partially the lateral limits of the window (1.3). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Closet box.

Object of the invention

The present invention consists of a box cabinet formed from a laminar element configured by die cut and folded. Characterize this closet box a configuration that, after assembly, prevents one-hand access to through openings; and, allows this assembly to be fast.

Background of the invention

Closet boxes are configuration boxes preferably vertical that serve to transport clothes that It needs to be hung so as not to bend or damage.

These boxes have adequate space for  shelter clothes such as: shirts, pants or suits that they are hung of some resistant element that allows it.

This resistant element is usually a bar that  It has fastening means at the top of the box.

In this type of storage it is important to ease of assembly that avoids time to build it from laminar configuration; And, security. The closet boxes are boxes that house clothes whose price can be high.

The boxes known in the market allow the insertion of the hand through openings or elements that due to their large dimensions they give or admit deformations facilitating access to its interior.

The present invention establishes a mode particular configuration of a closet box that solves these problems.

Description of the invention

The present invention consists of a box cabinet made from a die-cut sheet that is folded through fold lines to reach its configuration final.

The box is of basic prismatic configuration rectangular or square, consisting of four lateral planes and a lower and upper base closed by folding flaps lower and upper respectively.

The side that corresponds to the front has  a window formed by two lateral cuts and a fold line lower located at a certain height of the box. The fold line It allows the window to open towards the outside. The window extends superiorly in a dimension flap larger than the window so that when bending towards the exterior covers all or part of the cutting lines facilitating the reinforcement, and preventing access to the interior of the cabinet by forced blade. The overlap that is produced by the The presence of this outer flap also allows simple attachment and closing the window for example by stapling or by application of an adhesive tape

This window also has a second flap of smaller dimensions that allows closing at the upper edge of the window to also prevent the access of one hand to the inside the box through this area that otherwise does not would have protection since the main flap is bent outward.

It can therefore be established that the Essentiality of the invention consists of a closet box, obtainable from a sheet, with prismatic base configuration rectangular or square, consisting of four lateral planes and a lower and upper base closed by folding flaps lower and upper respectively where the front side it has a window that extends superiorly in a flap wider than said window intended to bend towards the exterior covering all or part of the lateral limits of the window.

The presence of a second front flap allows all the edges of the upper base to close using a flap avoiding the introduction of the hand. The limits of the window are secured by the major flap with the one that extends the window.

Description of the drawings

This descriptive report is complemented, with a set of drawings, illustrative of the preferred example and never Limitations of the invention.

Figure 1 shows a diagram of the sheet configuration of an exemplary embodiment of the invention.

Figures 2 to 6 show a sequence of assembly of the box in the most complicated area, the upper one where Find the closure of the upper base and the window.

Detailed statement of the invention

Figure 1 shows the laminar configuration of the closet box according to a particular example or way of executing the invention.

In this sheet four planes are distinguished main that correspond to the four lateral ones: frontal (1), left lateral (4), right lateral (3) and posterior plane (3).

The four sides have in this example the same width determining square bases, however they can be rectangular increasing the dimensions of lateral planes faced.

The union is carried out through a linear flap (4.4) that links the side in this example left (4) with the backplane (3).

This union can be carried out for example by stapling, or adhesive resulting in a configuration such as shown in figure 2.

The lower base is closed by folding the four flaps (4.3, 1.4, 2.3, 3.2) of the base that emerge from lower extension of each side.

Once the prism is constituted it is necessary close the box upper allowing clothes to hang on the one hand and on the other, define a wide access window (1.1) that does not reduce the security because it leaves openings or places easily accessible to a hand.

The window (1.1) is located on the front (1) defined through two lateral cuts (1.1.1) and a line of lower fold (1.1.2).

The window (1.1) in turn is extended superiorly on a flap (1.3) larger than lateral dimensions greater than that of the window (1.1).

This larger flap (1.3) is intended for bend outward until it is adjacent to the plane of the window (1.1) as shown in figure 3.

In the same figure 3 and following it is shown how in this position it covers at least partially, and could do it totally, the lateral cut lines (1.1.1) that define the window (1.1). Externally, the major flap (1.3) supports the side bands that remain on the front (1) due to the presence of the window so that connection is possible by for example a  Scotch tape.

With this overlap of the flap (1.3) greater it is possible to protect the easy access to the interior through the lateral cutting lines (1.1.1) by simple deformation of the Window foil (1.3) or side bands. Although they remain sections of the cutting line (1.1.1) not covered by the flap (1.3) major, these are short and it is no longer possible to deform the sheet to reach out

In turn, the major flap (1.3) has a die cut (1.2.1) in the form of "U" that results in a second front flap (1.2). If the major flap (1.3) is lowered towards the outside, the second flap (1.2) bends inwards completing the closure of the upper base.

The upper base therefore closes with the second flap (1.2) and the flaps (2.1, 3.1, 4.1) higher than emerge from the rest of the sides (2, 3, 4).

In this exemplary embodiment, the flaps (2.1, 4.1) upper left (4) and right (2) they have different sizes in such a way that the matching edges, a Once folded closing the upper base, they are off-center.

In the fold lines of these same flaps (2.1, 4.1) above, there are second overlaps (2.2, 4.2) that they allow the anchoring of a clothes bar that is Store hung.

In this embodiment, the cabinet box It has been made in corrugated cardboard. The same example considers the box preassembled only through the linear flap (4.4). In this way it occupies very little and the final assembly is fast making use for example of tape for adhesive tape and stabilization of the final form. This promontage presents a mode efficient storage since it is flat and half extends from what extends the original die cut sheet.

Claims (11)

1. Closet box, obtainable from a sheet, prismatic configuration of rectangular or square base, consisting of four lateral planes (1, 2, 3, 4) and a lower and upper base closed by folding lower flaps (1.4, 2.3, 3.2, 4.3) and above (2.1, 3.1, 4.1) respectively characterized in that the front side (1) has a window (1.1) that extends superiorly in a flap (1.3) wider than said window (1.1) intended to bend outwards covering all or part of the lateral limits of the window (1.3). 2. Closet box according to claim 1 characterized in that the larger flap (1.3) rests on lateral bands arranged on both sides of the window (1.1). 3. Closet box according to claim 1 characterized in that the lateral limits of the window (1.1) are lateral cuts (1.1.1). 4. Closet box according to claim 1 characterized in that it is folded out through a lower fold line (1.1.2). 5. Closet box according to claim 1 characterized in that the larger flap (1.3) contains a front flap (1.2) resulting from a "U" die cut. 6. Closet box according to claim 5, characterized in that the front flap (1.2) is intended to close towards the inside of the box together with the other upper flaps (2.1, 3.1, 4.1). 7. Closet box according to claim 1 characterized in that it has second flaps (2.2, 4.2) for the support of a bar for hanging clothes. 8. Closet box according to claim 7 characterized in that the second flaps (2.2, 4.2) are located in the fold line of the upper flaps (2.1, 4.1) of the right (2) and left (4) sides. 9. Enclosure box according to any of the preceding claims characterized in that in pre-assembly configuration the box is arranged only through the linear flap (4.4). 10. Closet box according to claim 1 characterized in that each upper edge of the box has a closing flap of the upper base. 11. Closet box according to claim 1 characterized in that the assembly is carried out by stapling or by gluing an adhesive tape.