JPH027782Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a display stand that doubles as an outer box.In the conventional display stand, the contents were removed and then assembled to display the product.
This invention was developed for the purpose of developing a display stand that can be used as an outer case without removing the contents, allowing products to be displayed attractively and easily picked up. .

The structure of the present invention will be explained with reference to one embodiment according to the above-mentioned purpose.
In the side plate 3 provided with creases 2 and 2', cut creases 5 and 5' are formed to form an isosceles triangular roof 4.
A front plate 7 is provided in series through the creases 6, and a curtain plate 10 is inserted through the cuts 11 into the zipper plate 9, which is partitioned by zipper cuts 8 and 8' connected to the cut creases 5 and 5', respectively. provided, said front plate 7
The cover plates 13 and 13' are connected with the folding lines 12 and 12' on both sides of the cover plates 13 and 13', respectively, and the insertion pieces 14 and 14' are connected to the folding lines 12 and 12'.
5, 15', and then a side plate 17 at the crease 16.
The zipper notches 8, 8' are extended diagonally, and the insertion pieces 19, 1 are connected at the creases 18, 18'.
9', and further connect the back plate 21 with the creases 20, connect the zipper notches 8, 8' to the cutout piece 22, and connect the glued piece 2 with the creases 23, 23'.
4, 24', when assembling the
Apply glue to the paper surface of the glued pieces 24, 24', fold the back plate 21 along the crease 20 and fold it over the side plate 17, then fold the side plate 3 normally along the crease 6 to form the glued piece. This is an idea for a display stand that doubles as an outer case by folding and gluing it onto 24 and 24' and standing it up.

The present invention is constructed as described above, and the assembly procedure, operation, and effects thereof will be explained in detail according to the drawings (in the drawings, thin lines are fold lines, thick lines are incisions, and diagonal lines are glued parts). In the developed view of FIG. 1, glue is applied to the paper surface of the adhesive pieces 24, 24', and the back plate 21 is attached at the crease 20 as shown in FIG.
Fold the side plate 3 in the normal direction and stack it on the side plate 17, then fold the side plate 3 in the normal direction along the crease 6 as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG.
Fold in at 2', 18, 18', then cover plates 13, 1
3' along creases 12, 12', and fold each crease 15,
15' to form an outer box as shown in FIG. 5. When displaying, as shown in FIG. ', and then turn them over as shown in FIG. 7 to provide two outer boxes A and B at both ends. , the product is divided into left and right parts, just like when the shell is split in half to expose the fruit inside, and it can be displayed as is, so it is not only an attractive display of the product, but also a great way to hold it in your hands. Because they can be seen, it further stimulates consumers' desire to purchase.
In addition, if you print both the inside and outside of the box in advance, you can make the display even more effective, and it is an extremely practical outer box that can be used as a display stand by simply cutting out the zipper version and folding it in half. This is an idea for a dual-purpose display stand.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is an exploded view of the invention, Figs. 2 and 3 are state diagrams showing the assembly procedure, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing the assembled state. 5 is a perspective view showing the completed outer case, FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the state in which the zipper plate is cut out, and FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the state in which it is used as a display stand. 1, 1'...Insert piece, 2, 2'...Crease, 3...
Side version, 4... Isosceles triangular roof, 5, 5'... Cut crease, 6... Crease, 7... Front version, 8,
8'...Zipper notch, 9...Zipper version, 10
... Curtain block, 11... Curtain notch, 12, 12'... Crease on both sides, 13, 13'... Lid plate, 14, 14'... Insert piece, 15, 15'... Crease, 16... Crease,
17... Side plate, 18, 18'... Crease, 19, 1
9'...Insert piece, 20...Fold line, 21...Back plate,
22... Cutout piece, 23, 23'... Crease, 24,
24'...Glued piece, A, B...Half-split outer box.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A side plate 3 with insert pieces 1 and 1' provided with creases 2 and 2' on both sides is provided with incision creases 5 and 5' that form an isosceles triangular roof 4, and is attached to the front plate through the creases 6. 7 are arranged in a row, and the cut creases 5,
A curtain plate 10 is cut into a zipper plate 9 divided by zipper cuts 8 and 8′ connected to the zipper plate 5′.
Creases 12 on both sides of the front plate 7,
Lid plates 13, 13' are connected at 12', insertion pieces 14, 14' are provided at creases 15, 15', respectively, side plates 17 are connected at creases 16, and zipper notches 8, 8' are provided. are extended diagonally, and creases 18, 1
Insert pieces 19, 19' are provided at 8', and the back plate 21 is connected to the crease 20, and the zipper notches 8, 8' are similarly connected to the cutout piece 22, and the glued piece is attached at creases 23, 23'. 24, 24' are provided, when assembling, glue is applied to the paper surface of the adhesive pieces 24, 24', the back plate 21 is folded along the crease 20, folded over the side plate 17, and then Crease 6
A display stand that doubles as an outer case is made by folding the side plate 3 in the normal direction, folding it over the glued pieces 24 and 24', and gluing it to stand up.