JPH0522149Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] [Industrial application field]

The present invention relates to a storage container for roll paper such as toilet paper, and was developed with the aim of providing a container that can stably store a large number of roll papers in a vertical line and has a simple structure.

[Conventional technology and issues to be solved]

Conventional roll paper stockers include those that simply stack roll paper in a vertical storage container with the axis horizontally (Utility Model Publication No. 59-32392),
A device that holds roll paper by stacking it vertically and passing a string through the core tube (Jikko No. 57-22874, Jikko Sho.
60-2877), or one in which a strip of cloth is hung below a holder to store a single roll paper (Utility Model Publication No. 60-28314). All of these are small and can only hold a small amount of toilet paper, making them unsuitable for places that are frequently used, such as companies, factories, and department stores.They are usually placed exposed on window sills, shelves, etc. It looks bad and is also unsanitary. Therefore, we devised a method to accommodate a large number of roll papers despite its small size, and previously proposed in Utility Model Application No. 1-36775 a structure in which roll papers are stored in a line vertically and one roll paper is taken out from the bottom. However, since the structure is rather complicated overall, further studies were made to simplify it.

[Means to solve the problem]

The roll paper stocker of the present invention solves the above problems using the solution described below. That is, the upper roll paper inlet 2 and the lower front outlet 3 have a width that allows roll paper to be stored in columns in the horizontal direction and a depth that allows the roll paper to be stored in a straight or staggered manner that is slightly larger than the diameter of the roll paper. In a vertically long box body 1 having a box body 1, a roll paper receiving portion 7 in contact with the bottom of the box body, a front plate 5 covering the front outlet 3, and a rising portion 8 on the back side of the receiving portion are integrated, and the lid member 9 is attached so as to be rotatable toward the front using a hinge 10 at the front corner of the bottom of the box body.
Further, the lid member 9 is attached to the bottom of the box body 1 so as to be slidable back and forth using the roll paper receiving portion 7. The upper end of the rising part 8 is curved toward the front so that when the lid is opened, the load of the lowermost roll paper is moved and the load of the upper roll paper is easily transferred to the rising part 8. If the stocker is lengthened vertically to increase the number of roll papers stored, a load will be applied downwards, so measures such as installing rollers 11 on the rising portion 8 to reduce the frictional resistance against the roll paper above are provided. . In addition, in the case of the type that is mounted so as to be exposed to the front of the wall, a transparent window 12 is provided on the front plate 5 so that the number of roll papers in stock can be seen at a glance.

[Effect]

With the above configuration, a large number of roll papers can be stored vertically in the box body,
When the front plate 5 of the lid member 9 is rotated or pulled out, only the lowest roll paper 4 comes out from the outlet 3, and the next roll paper is supported by the rising part 8 and remains in that position. Stay. When the lowest roll paper is taken out and the front plate 5 is closed, the lid member 9 returns to its original position and the next roll paper 4 is removed.
falls and moves onto the roll paper receiver 7, where it is sequentially fed.

【Example】

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a central vertical side view of FIG. 2, and FIG. 2 is a front view of the present invention. FIGS. 3 and 4 are center vertical cross-sectional views showing other embodiments. As shown in these figures, the roll paper stocker of the present invention has a roll paper inlet 2 at the upper front of the box body 1 and an elongated paper outlet 3 at the lower front. The roll papers are individually stored in vertical rows or staggered. The lid member 9 provided on the outlet 3 is made up of a roll paper receiver 7 that contacts the bottom of the box body 1, a front plate 5 for covering the outlet 3 on the front side, and a rising portion 8 on the back of the receiver. This lid member 9
is attached so as to be rotatable toward the front using a hinge 10 at the front corner of the bottom of the box body. The rising portion 8 is curved toward the front as shown in Figure 1, and when the front plate 5 is tilted forward, it moves the roll paper at the bottom to the front as shown by the two-dot chain line in the diagram, and receives the roll paper above it. . If the lid member 9 is rotated too far forward when installing the roll paper 4, the next roll paper will fall behind the rising part 8 and the lid will not close. A plate stopper 13 is provided. Further, when the number of roll papers stored is increased, a load is applied downward, so rollers 11 are provided on the rising portion 8 to reduce frictional resistance and make the lid member 9 easier to move. FIG. 1 shows a stocker fixedly installed on the front part of a wall surface 6 or the like with a mounting screw 15. The stocker shown in FIG. 3 is installed embedded inside the wall surface 6. Further, in FIG. 4, the lid member 9 is of a pull-out type, and the roll paper 4 can be pulled out from the side by pulling it out. After removing the roll paper, the lid member 9 returns to its original position and the roll papers fall one after another. For those installed exposed to the front of the wall,
Since a transparent window 12 is provided on the front side 14 of the box body so that the number of roll papers in stock can be seen at a glance, it is easy to replenish the roll paper.

[Effect of the idea]

By having the roll paper stocker of the present invention constructed as described above, roll papers can be easily taken out one by one by simply rotating or pulling out the front plate of the lid member. Also,
Although the stocker is small, it can be stored in large numbers and can be hung in a suitable space, stored inside the wall, or placed. Moreover, it is hygienic and looks good.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a central vertical sectional view of FIG. 2, and FIG. 2 is a front view of the present invention. FIGS. 3 and 4 are center vertical cross-sectional views showing other embodiments. 1... Box body, 2... Inlet, 3... Outlet,
4... Roll paper, 5... Front plate, 7... Roll paper receiver, 8... Standing part, 9... Lid member, 10... Bottom front corner hinge, 11... Roller, 12... Transparent Window, 13...Front stopper,
14...Front side of the box body.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. An upper roll paper inlet 2 with a width that allows roll paper to be stored in columns in the horizontal direction and a depth that allows the roll paper to be stored in a straight or staggered manner that is slightly larger than the diameter of the roll paper. and bottom front outlet 3
In the vertically long box body 1 having a lid member 9
The roll paper receiver 7 is in contact with the bottom of the box body.
A front plate 5 covering the front outlet 3 and a rising part 8 on the back of the receiving part are integrated, and the lid member 9 is attached so as to be rotatable toward the front with a hinge 10 at the front corner of the bottom of the box main body. Stocker of roll paper. 2. A roll paper stocker characterized in that the lid member 9 according to claim 1 is provided on the bottom of the box body 1 so that the lid member 9 according to claim 1 can be slid back and forth using the roll paper receiving portion 7 thereof.