JPH0449063Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial field of application] This invention relates to a packaging box for packaging a top plate for a system kitchen.

[Prior art] and [Problems to be solved by the invention] The artificial marble, melamine decorative plywood, and stainless steel plates that make up the top plates of conventional system kitchens are thick and long. It was quite heavy, and the overall shape was unbalanced because the water tank part had to be assembled at the factory.

Traditionally, when packing for transport from the factory,
The entire structure was surrounded by wooden frames. Not only the weight of the top plate itself, but also the weight of the woodwork itself had become impossible to ignore. For example, an L-shaped top plate made of artificial marble has a size of 1950 mm x 3000 mm, and the weight of the top plate itself is 61.5 kg, while the weight of the wooden frame is 42.5 kg~
It had become 48.5Kg.

When the system kitchen top plate packed in this manner is carried by hand, it is extremely difficult to hold and carry because the bottom of the package itself is held up. Furthermore, when transported by truck, the shape is deformed, resulting in a lack of stability. As a result, a certain amount of loss cannot be avoided, such as damage to the product during transportation or accidental dropping and chipping of the product during lifting and lowering.

[Means to solve the problem] This invention is a system kitchen tabletop that is packaged in a lightweight cardboard box so that it can be carried by two people, reducing the overall weight when packaged and providing a handle for easy carrying. The gist of this is that it is made up of a cardboard box that can store a long tabletop horizontally, a pair of reinforcing plates that are placed on the inside bottom of the cardboard box, and a string with a handle attached to the end for lifting, with two through holes drilled in the reinforcing plates and four pull-out holes drilled in the side of the cardboard box,
The string is characterized in that it passes through the pull-out hole in the cardboard, through two holes in the reinforcing plate, and is pulled out from the other pull-out hole.

[Example] The embodiments shown in the drawings will be described below.

The outline of this idea is: 1 cardboard box, 2 reinforcing plates,
It consists of 3 strings.

Cardboard box 1 is the top plate C for the system kitchen.
It is large enough to be stored horizontally. In the case of an I-shaped top plate C, a normal rectangular cardboard box 1 may be used, but in the case of an L-shaped top plate C, a cardboard box 1 with L-shaped sides surrounding the top plate C is used as shown in FIG. The material for the top plate C is assumed to be artificial marble, which is the heaviest, but melamine decorative plywood or stainless steel plate may also be used.

One pair of four pull-out holes 11 for the strings 3 are bored in the upper part of the side surface in the longitudinal direction of the cardboard box 1 so as to face each other.

A pair of reinforcing plates 2 are placed near the longitudinal ends of the inner bottom of the cardboard box 1, and their length is close to the inner width of the longitudinal side plates of the cardboard box 1. Two through holes 21, 21 are formed so as to be connected to each other.

The draw-out hole 11 of the cardboard box 1 and the through hole 21 of the reinforcing plate 2 are arranged so as to be substantially on the same plane.

This reinforcing plate 2 supports the heavy top plate C, and may be fixed to the inner bottom of the cardboard box 1 with double-sided adhesive, double-sided tape, etc., if necessary.
In this case, the string 3 will be passed through and then fixed with adhesive.

The string 3 is connected from the drawer hole 11 to the two through holes 2 of the reinforcing plate 2.
1 and 21 and is pulled out from the opposing pull-out holes 11, and annular handles 31 made of hard plastic or the like are attached to both ends of the string 3 pulled out from the cardboard box 1 to make it easier to hold.

As shown in FIG. 1, the string 3 is lowered along the inner surface of the cardboard box 1 from the pull-out hole 11 on one side of the cardboard box 1, and is passed through the back surface of the reinforcing plate 2 to pass through the through hole 21.
The cardboard box 1 is pulled out from the box, then put into the other through hole 21, the back side of the reinforcing plate 2 is submerged, the cardboard box 1 is pulled out from the edge, the cardboard box 1 is raised along the other side, and the cardboard box 1 is brought out through the other extraction hole 11. It is.

Figure 2 shows another way of threading the string 3.
Pass the string 3 passed through one drawer hole 11 into the through hole 21 from above the reinforcing plate 2 placed at the bottom of the cardboard box 1, and then pass it through the back of the reinforcing plate 2 and pass it through the other through hole 21.
It is designed so that it can be pulled out from the top surface and taken out from the cardboard box 1 through the other pull-out hole 11.

Actually, after passing the string 3 through the reinforcing plate 2, the drawer hole 11
The handle 31 is tied together, and the bottom of the reinforcing plate 2 is fixed to the inner bottom of the cardboard box 1 with double-sided tape or the like.

The top plate C for the system kitchen is stored in the cardboard box 1, the empty space is filled with a cushioning material (not shown) made of urethane foam, etc., and the lid is closed to complete the packaging. .

FIG. 3 shows an embodiment in which the top plate C is L-shaped, and the cardboard box 1 is shaped to surround it.

If the string 3 is hung as shown in FIG. 1, the string 3 coming out of the cardboard box 1 and the string 3 inside will be restricted by the side edges of the reinforcing plate 2.
Not only will the cardboard box 1 not be deformed, but the string 3 will become substantially vertical when lifted, and will not rub against the top plate C inside, thereby preventing damage to the product or damage to the drawer hole 11.

Furthermore, since the entire product is covered with the cardboard box 1, the product will not be damaged even if it lightly collides with a wall when transported to the installation site.

[Effects of the invention] This invention consists of the structure described above.
A large system kitchen top plate is stored in a cardboard box and can be easily and easily carried by two people by holding the handle.

Additionally, since the product is stored in a cardboard box, it is easy to load onto the platform when the product is transported by truck to a distribution center or customer's home, and it is stable while in transit, thereby avoiding product loss. be.

Moreover, unlike the conventional wooden packaging, the overall weight can be reduced.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention; Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the device in use, Fig. 2 is a sectional view showing another embodiment, and Fig. 3 is an embodiment showing an L-shaped top plate. be. 1...Cardboard box, 11...Drawer hole, 2...
Reinforcement plate, 21...through hole, 3...string, 31...handle.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A cardboard box that can store a long top plate horizontally,
It consists of a pair of reinforcing plates placed at the inner bottom of the cardboard box and a string with a handle attached to the end for lifting.Two through holes are bored in the reinforcing plates and four drawer holes are drilled in the side of the cardboard box. A packing box for a top plate of a system kitchen, characterized in that the string is inserted through two holes in a reinforcing plate through a draw-out hole in the cardboard and pulled out from the other draw-out hole.