JPH0133506Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Purpose of the Invention) This invention relates to a portable flower box made of folded paperboard or the like that can house and transport flowers as well as a flower pot or vase.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, when carrying flowers together with flower pots or vases, paper boxes made of paperboard or the like are inconvenient to carry because they may leak water from the bottom and become dirty. , partial packaging in plastic bags used at supermarkets, etc. can only be used to take home, and it is convenient and low-cost, allowing you to carry it with confidence without contaminating your clothes or surroundings, and protecting the precious flowers stored inside without damaging them. There are no portable flower boxes made of paperboard or the like.

(Structure and operation of the invention) This invention is a portable flower box made of paperboard or the like that can quickly meet the above-mentioned needs and can transport flowers individually as well as flower pots. The basic structure is a box made by folding paperboard etc. that has been cut into shapes.A two-tiered frame is formed on the bottom cover of the box, which is formed from three sides and opened on one side, with absorbent paper pasted on the lower tier and the upper tier. The center opening has an internal pot holder that can hold and drain flower pots, etc. to accommodate flower pots, etc., and the opening is closed by bending the side door plate and locking it to the side of the box body. Furthermore, a portable handle is formed above the side portion of the box body.

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a portable flower box 1 made of cardboard cut into shapes and unfolded on a flat surface. In the same figure, the three central parts 2, which are the three sides of the box,
3, 4 and the side door 5 at the left end are bent along the bending line shown by the imaginary line to cover the opening formed by the three side surfaces, and further an arcuate cut 6 is provided in the adjacent side surface portion 4. The box body can be closed by inserting the insertion part 7 provided on the outer edge of the side door 5 and locking the side door 5. On the other hand, a part is provided at the bottom of the outside of the side part 4 to become a stepped frame 8 that can be inscribed to the full width of the side when bent and bent, and an adhesive allowance 9 is provided on the outside thereof.
In addition, a water-absorbing paper having a rectangular upper part 11 having an opening 10 in the center extending upward and a corrugated frame 12 opposite to the corrugated frame 8 and having concavities and convexities perpendicular to each other is made of water-absorbing paper. Lower part 1 of pasted square
4 are successively bent from the lower part 14 to form a box-shaped two-stage frame, and the part 1 extends from the three sides of the box body and is bent inward to form the bottom cover.
5, 16, and 17 are stacked in the order shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, and the bottom cover insertion portion 18 protruding downward from the step frame 8 forming the two-step frame is inserted into the bottom cover. The stepped frame 8 is pushed into the gap 19 created in the center and locked, locking the bottom cover and bending inward.
The adhesive allowance 9 attached to the lower adhesive part 20 of the left side part
The two-tiered frame is internally fixed on the bottom cover by adhering to the bottom lid, thereby forming the pot holder 21 shown in FIG.

In this state, cut flowers in flower pots or vases that need to be carried are stored inside the box from the open side, and the central opening 10 provided at the top of the pot holder at the bottom is shaped so that the flower pot or vase can be held. Place the flower on absorbent paper 13 attached to the lower part 14, cut the moisture, and carefully place the main body of the flower inside the box.Fold the side door 5 connected to the left side inward and open the box. The flower box is closed by inserting and locking the flower box into an arcuate notch 6 provided in an adjacent side surface covering the opening of the body.

Furthermore, as shown in Fig. 1, parts 2, 3, 4, and 5 protruding from the top of the sides forming the front and rear parts of the box, and parts 2 and 4 forming the left and right parts.
Of these, the square portion 22 that serves as the upper lid and handle is bent outward along the left and right folding lines 24 of the notch 23 provided in the center thereof, and extends from the overhanging base 25 to form a handle on the upper edge. It is folded inward to form an overlapping upper lid 26, and the upper edges are brought together from the front to the rear to form a handle portion 28 with locking grooves 27 provided close to the left and right ends thereof.
Further, the trapezoidal portion 29 is bent inward from the left and right as a handle receiver 31 having a slit 30 bored in the vertical direction at its center, and the slit 30 is formed in the locking groove 27 provided at the upper edge of the handle portion 28. Lock the upper end and
The portable handle is assembled as shown in the figure.
A semicircular window 32 is provided at the top of the side surfaces 2 and 3 shown in FIG. 1, and a transparent sheet 33 is inserted from the inside.
is attached so that the flowers housed inside the box can be seen from the outside.

(Effects of the invention) Since this invention has the above configuration, it has the following advantages.

(1) It is convenient to carry because it has a shape that allows flowers to be stored together with a flower pot or vase and is easy to transport.

(2) The flower box can be used after being drained with water-absorbing paper placed in the pot holder at the bottom of the flower box, so you can feel safe carrying it around without staining your clothes or surroundings.

(3) By arranging the shape of paperboard, etc., which will become the pot holder, on the outside of the part forming the side surface, the amount of paperboard, etc. required can be reduced, which is useful for cost reduction.

(4) The side door can be opened to easily store flower pots, etc., so flowers can be transported without damaging them.

(5) From the above, we have solved the conventional difficulty in easily taking home and selling flowers, including flower pots.
Furthermore, the use of low-cost portable flower boxes can provide incentives and incentives for expanding sales of flowers.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is an overall plan view of the cardboard cut to form a portable flower box, Figure 2 is an illustration of folding the bottom cover (rear side), Figure 3 is the same as above (left and right sides), Figure 4 is the same as above (Front side), FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the pot holder of the portable flower box, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the portable handle same as above. (Explanation of symbols of main parts) 1...Portable flower box,
2... Side part of the box (left side), 3... Side part of the box (rear side), 4... Side part of the box (right side),
5...Side door, 6...Notch, 8...Step frame, 1
0... Opening, 11... Upper tier, 12... Opposing step frame, 13... Water-absorbing paper, 14... Lower tier, 1
5, 16, 17...bottom lid part, 21...pot holder part,
26...Top lid, 28...Handle portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] In a box formed by folding paperboard etc. cut into a shape, a pair of opposing sides having a portion projecting outward from the side edge of one open side of the box formed from three sides. A bottom lid is constructed by forming a two-tiered frame consisting of an upper tier 11 with an opening 10 in the center and a lower tier 14 pasted with water-absorbing paper 13, and having a portion projecting downward from the box body. A pot holder part 21 is inserted so as to be inscribed in the bottom of the box formed by three sides and adhered to the inner surface, and a part protrudes from the other side edge of one open side of the box to the opposite side. In addition to closing one side of the box that is opened, the box also serves as a side door 5 that can be inserted into and locked into a notch 6 provided on the adjacent side, and a top cover 26 that is formed from two pairs of opposing parts protruding from the top of the box. A portable flower box characterized by having a handle part 28.