JPH055885Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a coffin for pets that can simultaneously store the carcass of a pet and an offering.

(Prior art) In the past, when the carcasses of dogs, cats, birds, etc. kept as pets at home were collected by public health centers or disposal companies, there was no coffin for pets, so the carcasses were handed over as dead animals, etc. At most, they were delivered in empty cardboard boxes.

(Problem that the invention aims to solve) However, it would be unhygienic to hand over the carcass, and it would be pitiful to hand over the carcass of a pet, which has become as beloved as a family member, in a used empty box. There was a problem that using an empty box as a substitute was not suitable for a coffin.

The present invention was devised to solve these conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a pet coffin suitable for storing pet carcasses.

(Means for Solving the Problem) As a means for achieving the above object, the pet coffin of the present invention includes a box body for storing a pet carcass, an offering stand detachably attached to the box body, The structure is formed by the box body and a lid body that covers the offering table.

(Function) Since the pet coffin of the present invention has the above-mentioned structure, the carcass of the pet is first stored in the box body, and then the offering stand is attached to the box body, and the pet's favorite food, clothes, toys, etc. are placed as offerings. Offer on a table. Thereafter, the offering stand and the box body are covered with a lid before being handed over to a disposal company or the like.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.

First, the configuration of the embodiment will be explained.

The pet coffin A of this embodiment includes a box body 1, a tray 2, and an offering table 3, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3.
and the lid body 4 are the main components, and each component is formed from a die-cut cardboard material.

The box body 1 is for storing a dead pet 5, and the short side walls 6, 6 and the long side walls 7, 7 are as follows:
The box body 1 has a double-walled structure formed by folding a cardboard back so that the folded part becomes the upper part, an opening 8 is provided on the entire top surface, and the cross-sectional shape of the box body 1 is rectangular. . Further, elongated short side insertion ports 11, 11 are provided in the center of the short side opening edges 9, 9, and long side opening edges 10, 10 are provided.
There are two slots on each side of the long side.
2, 12, 12, 12 have been established. In addition, the short side insertion ports 11, 11 and the long side insertion port 1
2, 12, 12, and 12, each of which will be described later is inserted in an overlapping manner, so the opening width thereof is approximately three times the thickness of the corrugated board used. Also,
Handhold through holes 13, 13 are provided in the short side walls 6, 6 appropriately below the short side insertion ports 11, 11. The floor surface 14 of the box body 1 is formed by combining flaps provided at the lower edges of each side wall.

The tray 2 is used to place the pet carcass 5 and to reinforce the floor surface 14 of the box body 1. The tray 2 is approximately the same size as the inside of the box body 1, and has a standing edge 15 on its outer periphery. There is.

The offering stand 3 is used to offer an offering 16 consisting of a pet's favorite food, clothing, playthings, etc. The offering table 3 is used to offer an offering 16 consisting of a pet's favorite food, clothing, playthings, etc. Short-side vertical edges 18, 18 and long-side vertical edges 19, 19 are erected, and among these, the long-side vertical edges 19, 19 are at the same angle as the lid 4, which will be described later. It is slanted inward. Further, at the lower ends of the long side vertical edges 19, 19, the long side insertion ports 12, 12, 1 of the box body 1 are provided.
2, 12 are provided with insert pieces 20, 20, 20, 20 of the offering table which are removably inserted.

The lid body 4 covers the box body 1 and the offering table 3 to form a coffin shape together with the box body 1, and has a gable roof type with the ridge 21 in the long side direction of the box body 1, and has a gable roof shape as appropriate. Eaves 22, 22 of the same size are provided. Further, the distance between the side wall portions 23, 23 is slightly longer than the distance between the vertical edges 18, 18 on the short side of the offering stand 3, and the offering stand 3 is connected to the lid body 4.
It is designed to fit inside the. Further, in the eaves 22, 22, a cover insertion piece 24, which is removably inserted into the long side insertion opening 12, 12, 12, 12 of the box body 1 to fix the cover 4 to the box body 1, is provided.
24, 24, 24 are provided, and the gable side wall portion 2
3, 23 has the short side insertion port 1 in the center of the lower end.
1, 11, and has a handhold hole 25 at a position that coincides with the handhold through hole 13 when inserted.
6 is provided. In addition, 27 in the figure is an intermediate lid that closes the opening 8, and is approximately the same size as the box body 1, and has the long side insertion ports 1 on each long side.
2, 12, 12, 12 are provided with insert pieces 28, 28, 28, 28 of the intermediate lid that are removably inserted.

Next, the box body 1, the tray 2, the offering stand 3,
Expanded views of the cardboard forming the lid 4 and the intermediate lid 27 will be explained with reference to FIGS. 4 to 8. Incidentally, these items are appropriately folded and stored in an exterior box 29 shown in FIG. 9 for inventory, and assembled into a rectangular shape when necessary.

FIG. 4 is a developed view of the box body 1, in which 6a is the outer wall forming part of the short side wall 6, 6b is the inner wall forming part of the short side wall 6, and 7a is the outer wall forming part of the long side wall 7. 7b is the inner wall forming part of the long side side wall 7, 9a is the bend forming part of the short side opening edge 9, 10a is the bend forming part of the long side opening edge 10, and 11a is the short side insertion Mouth 1
1 forming notch, 12a is the long side insertion port 12
A notch for forming, 13a is a through hole 13 for a handhold.
A long hole for formation, 14a is a flap for floor surface formation, 3
0 is glued to the end of the short side wall 6 at the right end when stored in the outer box 29. The folding lines 40 indicated by dotted lines in the figure are all mountain folds in the developed view of this embodiment.

Figure 5 is a developed view of tray 2, and 15a in the figure.
is an edge for forming the standing edge 15. Further, a folding line 41 indicated by a dashed line is a valley fold.

Figure 6 is a developed view of the offering table 3, and 17 in the figure.
a is a surface forming part of the bottom surface part 17, 18a is a rising edge forming part of the short side standing edge part 18, and 19a is a long side standing edge part 19.
20a is a notch for forming an insert piece 20 which is arranged inward from the folding line 40 at the same pitch as the notch 12a shown in the exploded view of the box body 1; 31 is a long edge forming part; The inclination angle setting piece 32 of the side vertical edge portion 19 is a bent portion setting hole of the vertical edge forming portion 18a, and 33 is a protruding portion that is inserted and fixed into the bent portion setting hole 32.

FIG. 7 is a developed view of the lid body 4, in which 21a is a bending line for forming a ridge 21, 22a is a protruding surface for forming an eave 22, 23a is an outer wall forming portion of the end wall 23, and 23b is the same. Inner wall forming portion of the end wall portion 23, 24
26a and 26b are outer wall forming portions 23, respectively.
a and a handhold insertion piece protruding from the lower end of the inner wall forming portion 23b; 25, the same handhold insertion pieces 26a and 26;
34 is a cutting line.

FIG. 8 is a developed view of the intermediate lid 27, and 28 in the figure
is the insertion piece for the intermediate lid.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained.

Since the pet coffin A of this embodiment has the above-mentioned structure, when in use, all the parts are removed from the outer box 29, and first, all the folding lines 40 of the cardboard for the box body 1 shown in FIG. 4 are mountain-folded at right angles. Since the inner wall forming portion 6b on the side side and the inner wall portion 7b on the long side are bent twice at the bend forming portions 9a and 10a, the inner wall forming portion 6b and the outer wall forming portion 6a meet to form a double wall. Similarly, the inner wall forming portion 7b and the outer wall forming portion 7a meet to form the long side side wall 7 of the double wall. At this time, the short side insertion port 11 is also
and a long side insertion port 12 are formed, and the bend forming portion 9
A and 10a form a short side opening edge 9 and a long side opening edge 10. Next, the floor surface 14 is formed by bending the respective floor surface forming flaps 14a at right angles and combining them into a planar shape. A body 1 is formed.

Next, the tray 2 is formed by folding all the folding lines 40 of the cardboard for the tray 2 shown in FIG. This tray 2 may be placed in the box body 1 in advance.

Next, all the folding lines 40 of the cardboard for the offering stand 3 shown in FIG.
a is bent until the inclination angle setting piece 31 coincides with the surface forming part 17a, and the upright edge forming part 18a on the short side is doubled along the two rows of folding lines 40, 40 to adjust the inclination angle. While the setting piece 31 is held, the protrusion 33 is inserted into the bent part setting hole 32 and fixed. At this time, since the cut portion 20a stands up together with the vertical edge forming portion 19a, the offering table 3 is bent by bending it at right angles to the surface forming portion 17a.
is formed.

Next, the corrugated cardboard for the lid body 4 shown in FIG. The part is the inner wall forming part 23b
The folding line 21a for ridge formation until it coincides with the folding line 21a.
The lid body 4 is formed by bending and aligning the handhold holes 25, 25 with each other. Note that the notch 24a is bent vertically to form the insertion piece 24 of the lid.

Next, in the corrugated cardboard for the intermediate lid 27 shown in FIG. 8, the intermediate lid 27 is formed by vertically bending the insertion piece 28 of each intermediate lid.

Pet coffin A assembled as above
First, the pet carcass 5 is stored in the box body 1.
In this case, the pet carcass 5 may be wrapped in a sheet or the like having deodorizing, moisture-proofing, and antiseptic effects. Then, the insertion piece 28 of the intermediate lid is inserted into the insertion opening 12 on the long side of the box body 1, and the opening 8 is closed with the intermediate lid 27. Further, the insertion piece 20 of the offering stand 3 is inserted into the long side insertion port 12 to fix the offering stand 3 on the intermediate lid 27, and the offering 16 is placed on it. After that, insert the handhold insertion piece 26 into the short side insertion opening 11 of the box body 1, and insert the lid insertion piece 24 into the long side insertion opening 12, and insert the lid 4 into the box body 1. The pet coffin A is assembled by covering the upper part of the coffin A. Then, insert your hand into the handhold through hole 13 and carry it.

Note that this handhold through hole 13 may be lined with a highly extensible polyester film or the like to prevent the release of odors, a waterproof sheet may be placed inside the box body, or dry ice may be placed inside the box body. good.

As explained above, in the pet coffin A of this embodiment, since the coffin is formed to store the carcass of a pet, there is no need to use a used empty box, etc., and the pet does not become pitiful. There is no.

In addition, by providing an offering table, you can offer your pet's favorite food, clothing, playthings, etc., and at the same time, you can hand them over and dispose of them. Further, by providing a roof-shaped lid body, it is possible to prevent the pet's odor from escaping, and to make the box body into a more cute shape so that the cute pet can sleep in peace.

Furthermore, since the entire coffin is made of corrugated cardboard, it is lightweight and easy to handle, and manufacturing, transportation, and inventory costs can be reduced.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above based on the drawings, the specific configuration of the present invention is not limited to these embodiments, and design changes may be made without departing from the gist of the invention. Included in this proposal.

For example, the box body 1, tray 2, offering stand 3, lid 4, and intermediate lid 27 are all made of cardboard, but the materials that can be used are not limited to this, and cardboard, wood, plastic, etc. can also be used. It is also possible to use a combination of these.

Further, the shapes of the box body 1, the offering stand 3, and the lid body 4 are not limited to the embodiments, and can be arbitrarily set.

Furthermore, attachment of the tray 2, intermediate lid 27, etc. is optional.

(Effects of the invention) As explained above, the pet coffin of the present invention has a box body for storing a pet carcass, an offering table that is detachably attached to the box body, and a box body that is attached to the box body. Because the structure consists of an offering table and a lid that covers the offering table, pet carcasses were previously placed in used empty boxes, but now they can be stored in boxes designed solely for the purpose of storing carcasses. Because you can do it, Petsto won't feel pitiful. In addition, you can offer the pet's favorite food, store it in the coffin, and hand it over.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing the assembly order of a pet coffin according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a sectional view of the same, Fig. 3 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the same, Fig. 4 is an exploded view of the box body, and Fig. 5
Figure 6 is a developed view of the tray, Figure 6 is a developed view of the offering table, Figure 7 is a developed view of the lid, Figure 8 is a developed view of the intermediate lid, and Figure 9 is a developed view of the outer box that stores the above parts. FIG. A...Pet coffin, 1...Box body, 3...Offering table, 4...Lid, 5...Pet carcass, 8...
Opening, 16...offering.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] This pet coffin is characterized by being formed of a box body for storing a pet carcass, an offering stand detachably attached to the box body, and a lid body covering the box body and the offering stand.