JPH059309Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] A. Field of Industrial Application The present invention relates to a case for carrying clothes that stores and transports a large number of clothes hanging from hangers.

B. Prior Art Conventionally, as described in the above-mentioned case for transporting clothes, a rod-shaped body for hanging a hanger is placed horizontally in the center of the upper part of the case, as described in, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 54-156789 and Japanese Utility Model Application No. 53-142127. As described in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 54-90378, there is a cover-type lid that is separate from the case, with a folded piece in the center, and a through hole for hanging a hanger in the folded piece. It is known to have a rod-shaped body or a through hole for hanging a hanger to transport clothes hung thereon.

C. Problems to be solved by the invention In a case for transporting clothes, when a large number of clothes are hung from hangers, a considerable load is applied to the hanging portion. Therefore, the structure must take such countermeasures into consideration.

In the above-mentioned conventional clothes transport case, in the former case, only the hanging part is reinforced with a rod-shaped body made of metal, etc., but the parts that support both ends are easily damaged, and when they are no longer needed, The drawback was that the rod-shaped body could not be incinerated together with the case body. In addition, the latter type has a lid that is covered and uses a folded part, so it can ensure a high supporting force, but the lid is separate and the hanging part is not integrated with the lid. The structure is complicated because it has to be formed, and it is troublesome to form and handle, so it has been avoided, and the reality is that it is rarely used today.

All of them also had the same drawbacks, such as the hanger coming off due to vibration during transportation, causing the expensive dress to lose its shape.

D. Means for Solving the Problems The present invention eliminates the need for a lid or rod-shaped body separate from the case by integrally providing a flap for forming the lid in the case and effectively utilizing the flap. ,
A case for transporting clothes that is designed to prevent the hanger from coming off, and has a structure in which the bottom and four circumferential surfaces are in butt-butt contact with the upper edges of a pair of opposing or adjacent side plates of the case, which are surrounded by a bottom plate and side plates. The flaps for forming the lid body are arranged in a row, and hanging pieces that are folded vertically into the case extend to each butting edge of the flaps, and a through hole for hanging a hanger is provided in one of the hanging pieces. At the same time, on the upper edge of the side plate adjacent to the side plate on which the hanging piece extends, a reinforcing flap is arranged in close contact with the lower surface of the flap on which the hanging piece extends. A reinforcing piece extending diagonally downward into the case and reaching the inner surface of the side plate is provided at the end edge, and an engagement hole is provided for engaging the tip of the reinforcing piece in the side plate portion that the tip of the reinforcing piece reaches, Furthermore, a flap for forming a lid body from which the other hanging piece extends;
At least a portion of one of the side plates can be expanded outward to form an inlet/outlet, and the bottom and four circumferential surfaces are abutted against the upper edges of a pair of opposing side plates of the case surrounded by the bottom plate and the side plates. The flaps for forming the lid body are arranged in a row, and the flaps are provided with hanging pieces that are folded vertically into the case from each other to the butting edges of the flaps, and one of the hanging pieces is used for hanging a hanger. At the same time, a reinforcing flap is provided on the upper edge of the side plate adjacent to the side plate on which the hanging piece is extended, and the reinforcing flap is arranged in close contact with the lower surface of the flap on which the hanging piece is extended, Furthermore, a reinforcing piece that is folded diagonally downward into the case and whose tip reaches the inner surface of the side plate is extended on the edge of the reinforcing flap, and a fitting is provided for engaging the tip of the reinforcing piece with the side plate portion that the tip of the reinforcing piece reaches. A matching hole is provided, and the butt flap, on which the other hanging piece is extended, can be opened outward integrally with at least a part of the side plate to which the butt flap is connected to form an inlet/outlet opening. In addition, in this structure, a reinforcing plate is attached to a hanging piece having a through hole for hanging a hanger.

E. Function The lid part can be easily formed by combining flaps, and the hanger hanging part utilizes the flaps, so the structure is simple. Furthermore, since no foreign materials are used, the case can be incinerated as a unit. Then, the hanging piece with a through hole is overlapped with the hanging piece without a through hole, so that the hanging part of the hanger that is hung from the through hole is hooked onto the hanging piece. It holds the hanger and functions to prevent it from falling off.

F. Example An example of the clothing transport case according to the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a developed view of a clothing carrying case made of two corrugated paperboards, one of which has a bottom plate-forming flap 3 connected to the lower end of a top plate 1, which is a rectangular side plate, via a fold line 2a. At the same time, an abutment flap 5 for forming the lid body is connected to the upper end via a fold line 4a, and a fold line 6a is provided at the upper end of the abutment flap 5, that is, the abutment edge.
A hanging piece 7 extends through the. A large number of round through holes 8, 8, . . . for hanging hangers are bored in the hanging piece 7 along the fold line 6a.

If the head of the hanger is inserted through the through hole 8 and a large amount of clothing is hung, it will be a heavy load and there is a risk of damage, so a reinforcing plate 8b made of, for example, hard fiberboard is attached to the entire surface of the hanging piece 7. do.

There are bent lines 9a, 9a on both left and right sides of the top plate 1.
Side plates 10, 10 facing each other are connected to each other via the side plates 10, 10, and engagement pieces 12, 12 are extended on the outer sides thereof via the fold lines 11a, 11a. Further, on each lower edge of the side plates 10, 10, there is a fold line 13a.
The flaps 14, 14 for forming the bottom plate are attached to the upper edge of the lid, reinforcing flaps 16, 16 for supporting and reinforcing the lid 5 are attached to the inner half, and the tongue pieces 17 are attached to the outer half.
17 are connected to each other via polygonal lines 15a. The reinforcing flaps 16, 16 are arranged along the fold line 18.
The reinforcing piece 16a is formed on the bent end side, and engagement protrusions 19, 19 are provided at the end of the reinforcing piece 16a, respectively.

Engagement holes 20, 20 for engaging the engagement protrusion 19 are formed in the upper portions of the side plates 10, 10, and handle holes 21, 21 for carrying and transportation are cut out and formed in the outer lower portions of the side plates 10, 10, respectively. .

On the other hand, a flap 24 for forming a bottom plate is connected to the lower edge of the back plate 22 via a fold line 23a, and a butt flap 26 for forming a lid body is connected to the upper edge of the back plate 22 via a fold line 25a. is,
Furthermore, a hanging piece 28 is provided extending from the upper end of the butt flap 26 via a fold line 27a.
Further, a folding line 29a is formed in the middle of the back plate 22, so that the upper part is folded back outward.

Both of these first include the engaging pieces 12, 12, the bottom plate forming flaps 14, 14, and the reinforcing flaps 16, 1.
6 and the tongue pieces 17, 17 are respectively bent inward to engage the engaging protrusions 19, 19 with the engaging holes 20, 20, and then the side plates 10, 10 and the bottom plate forming flap 3 are bent inward and their Side plate 10 and back plate 2 with bottom plate forming flap 24 bent inward
2 are assembled facing each other as shown in FIG. The lower portions of both sides of 22 are fixed to the engaging pieces 12, 12, respectively, using metal fittings 30 or an adhesive.

Finally, overlap the reinforcing flaps 16, 16 with the lid-forming flap 5, fold the hanging piece 7 into the case from the fold line 6a and let it hang down, and match the lid-forming flap 26 with the lid-forming flap 5. Fold inward from the fold line 25a as shown,
Fold the hanging piece 28 at the tip into the case from the fold line 26a.

The reinforcing flap 16 is attached to the reinforcing piece 1 as shown in the third figure.
6a is folded diagonally downward, and the engaging protrusion 19 is engaged with the engaging hole 20 to form a structure having a triangular cross section. This is to provide reinforcement when hanging.

To transport the hanger H with clothes hung on it in this clothing transport case, first pull up the hanging piece 28 and lid forming flap 26 from inside the case.
The lid forming flap 26 and the back plate 22 are connected to the back plate 2.
2. It opens rearward from the middle folding line 29a to form an opening for the hanger H. From the opening, the hanger H with clothes hung thereon is successively hung on the circular hole 8 of the hanging piece 7, and then the back Fold the upper part of the plate 22 and the flap 26 for forming the lid inward, and close the opening by bringing the flap 26 for forming the lid and the flap 5 for forming the lid against each other, and then remove the hanging piece 28.
is folded into the case along the fold line 27a and allowed to hang down. Then, the user inserts his/her hands into the handle holes 21, 21, and carries and transports the case containing the clothes.

In this way, the hanging pieces of the hanger that are hung from the through-hole are overlapped in a butt-like manner, and the hanging pieces that do not have a through-hole are overlapped in the hanging part of the hanger. Press down to prevent it from falling off.

In this embodiment, the lower portions of both sides of the back plate 22 are fixed to the engaging pieces 12, 12 using fasteners or adhesive, and the upper portion of the back plate 22 is formed to be openable with a degree of freedom. However, as shown in FIG. 2b, the lid-forming flap 26 and the back plate 22 may be integrally formed so that they can be fully opened rearward from the lower end of the back plate 22. That is, the back plate 22 is molded integrally with the front plate 1 etc. from a piece of corrugated paper, or
This is made possible by extending an engaging piece to the lower end of the bottom plate forming flap 3 and fixing both sides of a separately molded back plate 22 to the engaging piece.

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 2c and 2d, the back plate 2
2 can be opened laterally, partially or fully. That is, the back plate 22 is molded integrally with the front plate 1 etc. from a piece of corrugated paper, or the side plate 1
This is made possible by fixing part or all of both sides of a separately molded back plate 22 to the engagement piece 12 of 0.

In the above embodiment, a handle hole is cut out for carrying and transporting the case, but a hand strap may be used instead of the handle hole.

The same objective can be achieved by connecting the lid forming flap not only to the opposing side plates but also to adjacent side plates, and a modified embodiment thereof will be described below.

FIG. 4a is a developed view, and as in the previous embodiment,
A reinforcing flap 16 that supports a lid forming flap 5 (described later) from below is connected to the upper edge of the corrugated cardboard top plate 1 via a fold line 4a, and a reinforcing piece 16a extends from the reinforcing flap 16. Reinforcement piece 16
Engagement protrusions 19, 19 are provided at the tip of a. Then, there are broken lines 9 on both left and right sides of the top plate 1.
Side plates 10, 10 facing each other are connected via a, 9a, and engagement pieces 12, 12 are respectively extended on the outside thereof, and an upper part of one of the engagement pieces 12 and an upper back plate to be described later. A fastener 31 is attached to one side of the back surface of 22a.

Also, a broken line 15 is provided on the upper edge of both side plates 10, 10.
lid forming flaps 5, 26 via a, 15a
are connected to the reinforcing flap 16 and at a position away from the reinforcing flap 16, respectively, and a hanging piece 7 is attached to the lid forming flap 5 via the fold line 6a.
A hanging piece 28 is extended to the other lid forming flap 26 via a fold line 27a. The hanging piece 7 is provided with a large number of circular holes 8, 8, . The upper part of the top plate 1 has the engaging protrusions 19, 1
The engagement holes 20, 20 that engage the two sides of the side plates 10,
In the center of the upper part of 10 there are handle holes 21, 2 for carrying and carrying.
1 are provided respectively.

On the other hand, the back plate as a side plate made of corrugated paper is divided from the middle into an upper back plate 22a and a lower back plate 22b,
An engagement piece 12 is connected to the upper end of the upper back plate 22a.

Then, bend the reinforcing flap 16a horizontally,
Further, the reinforcing piece 16a is folded diagonally downward from the fold line 18a, the engaging protrusions 19, 19 are engaged with the engaging holes 20, 20 from inside the case, and the side plates 10, 10 are bent inward to open the lid forming flap 5. Overlap the reinforcing flap 16 on top of the reinforcing flap 16, and attach the hanging piece 7 to the fold line 6a.
At the same time, the flap 26 for forming the lid is folded inward from the fold line 15a so that the flaps for forming the cover are in butt contact with each other. Fold it into the case and let it hang down.

As shown in FIG. 4b, the reinforcing flap 16 is inserted into the reinforcing piece 16 by engaging the engagement protrusion 19 with the engagement hole 20.
Together with a, a structure having a triangular cross section is formed, and the upper surface of the reinforcing flap 16 supports the lid forming flap 5, thereby reinforcing the lid forming flap 5 when the hanger H is folded. Also, while bending the engagement piece 12 of the upper back plate 22a inward, one end of the upper back plate 22a is fixed to one engagement piece 12 of the side plate 10, and the other end is fixed to the other engagement piece 12 of the side plate 10. Attach the fastener at 12. On the other hand, both sides of the lower back plate 22a are connected to the side plates 10
A stopper 3 is attached to the lower part of the engaging pieces 12, 12 extending to the
0 or adhere with adhesive.

Other flaps for forming the bottom plate, etc. are exactly the same as in the previous embodiment, so detailed explanation will be omitted.
With the above structure, a clothing carrying case as shown in FIG. 4b is formed.

In order to transport clothes on the hanger H in this clothing transport case, as shown in FIG. The upper back plate 22a, which is attached to the piece 12 by the fastener 31, is unfastened and opened laterally, and the hanger H on which the clothes are hung is successively hung from the opening serving as an entry/exit opening.
Then, the upper back plate 22a is closed and fastened with a fastener, and the flap 26 for forming the lid body is brought into butt contact with the flap 5 for forming the lid body on which the hanging piece 7 is connected. The opening is closed, and the hanging piece 28 is folded into the case and allowed to hang down. Then, the user inserts his/her hands into the handle holes 21, 21, and carries and transports the case containing the clothes.

In this embodiment, only the upper back plate is formed to open horizontally, but the upper back plate and the lower back plate may be integrated and formed so that they can be fully opened laterally, or only the upper back plate can be opened partially backwards. Alternatively, the upper back plate and the lower back plate may be integrated and formed so that they can be fully opened rearward around the lower end thereof. (See FIGS. 2a to 2d) Furthermore, a modified embodiment of the clothing carrying case of the present invention will be described.

FIG. 5a is a developed view of the same, in which the corrugated paper backing plates are arranged from the middle to the upper backing plate 22a and the lower backing plate 22b.
The upper back plate 22a has a broken line 2 at the upper end.
A flap 26 for forming a lid body is connected via 5a,
Furthermore, a hanging piece 28 extends from the upper end of the lid forming flap 26 via a fold line 27a.
The upper back plate 22a has one end connected to the side plate 1.
0, and the other end is fastened to the other engaging piece 12 with a fastener, so that it can be laterally opened outward. Further, at the upper end of the side plate 10 to which the upper back plate 22a is fixed with a fastener 31, a lid forming flap 5 is attached to the other side plate 1.
A tongue piece 17 is provided at the upper end of 0. The rest of the structure is exactly the same as that of the modified embodiment, so a detailed explanation will be omitted, but the above structure forms a clothing carrying case as shown in FIG. 5b.

In this embodiment as well, like the previous embodiment, only the upper back plate is formed to open horizontally, but the upper back plate and the lower back plate are integrated and formed so as to be fully openable in the horizontal direction. Only the upper back plate can be semi-opened to the rear, or the upper back plate and the lower back plate can be integrated and can be fully opened to the rear around the lower end. (See Figures 2 a to d) In addition, in the clothing transport case of the present invention, the hanger hanging portion of the hanging piece has, in addition to the many circular holes,
Any shape is acceptable as long as it is a horizontally elongated oval, a square, or any other shape that allows hangers, but in particular, as shown in Figure 6, one or more hangers can be hung on the hanging piece 7. Horizontal long hole 32
At the same time, a serrated stopper 33 is provided at the tip of the other hanging piece 28, the hanging piece 28 is bent, and the heads of a plurality of hangers are individually attached with the serrated stopper 33. By holding the case in place, the hanger is prevented from shifting or coming loose while the case is being transported, which protects the clothes and also makes it easier to incinerate them.

In addition, as materials for the clothing transport case of the present invention,
In addition to corrugated paper, fiberboard material, synthetic resin material, etc. can be used to increase the durability of the case, protect clothing, and allow it to be distributed as a returnable box.

G. Effects of the invention As explained above, the case for transporting clothes of the present invention has
A pair of butt or butt-shaped flaps for forming the lid body are each provided with hanging pieces that are folded into the case, and one of the hanging pieces is provided with a through hole for hanging a hanger. flap and
The case is formed so that the case can be opened by at least a part of one of the side plates, and the hanging piece having the through hole for hanging the hanger is supported by the reinforcing piece, so that the lid is formed. Although the hanger is formed into a flap for use, sufficient hanging strength is ensured, and the hanging part of the hanger, which is hung from the through hole, is pressed and held by the hanging piece. Therefore, it is highly reliable during transportation,
Furthermore, it is simple and easy to incinerate after use, etc.
Its practical value is great.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an exploded view of a case for carrying clothes as an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2a is a perspective view of the case for carrying clothes, Figs. 2b, 2c and 2d are respectively A perspective view showing a modified embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing the state of the lid flap for reinforcing the lid, and FIGS. 4a and 4b are exploded views showing a modified embodiment of the present invention. and its perspective view, Figures 5a and 5b are a developed view and its perspective view showing a modified embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 6 is a hanger hook consisting of a horizontally elongated hole and a serrated stopper. A perspective view of a case for transporting clothes. 1...Top plate, 5...Flap for forming lid body, 7...
...Descent piece, 8...Through hole, 10...Side plate, 16...
Reinforcement flap, 16a... Reinforcement piece, 19... Engagement protrusion, 20... Engagement hole, 21... Handle hole, 22...
... Back plate, 26 ... Butt flap, 28 ...
Hanging piece, H... hanger.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A case in which the bottom and all four circumferential surfaces are surrounded by a bottom plate and side plates, and a pair of opposing or adjacent side plates are provided with flaps for forming a lid body that touch each other in a butt-like manner. , hanging pieces that are folded vertically into the case are extended to each butting edge of the flap, and a through hole for hanging a hanger is bored in one of the hanging pieces, and the hanging pieces are extended. A reinforcing flap is provided on the upper edge of the side plate adjacent to the side plate, which is placed in close contact with the lower surface of the extended flap of the hanging piece, and the edge of the reinforcing flap is folded diagonally downward into the case. A lid in which a reinforcing piece whose tip reaches the inner surface of the side plate is provided, an engagement hole for engaging the tip of the reinforcing piece is provided in the side plate portion that the tip of the reinforcing piece reaches, and the other hanging piece is further extended. A case for carrying clothes in which a body-forming flap and at least a portion of either side plate can be expanded outward to form an inlet/outlet opening. 2. Flaps for forming a lid body that abut each other are provided in series on the upper edges of a pair of opposing side plates of a case whose bottom surface and four circumferential surfaces are surrounded by a bottom plate and side plates, and furthermore, flaps for forming a lid body that touch each other in a butt-like manner are connected to each other. A hanging piece that is vertically folded into the case is installed, a through hole is drilled in one of the hanging pieces for hanging a hanger, and a side plate is installed adjacent to the side plate from which the hanging piece is extended. A reinforcing flap is disposed on the upper edge in close contact with the lower surface of the flap on which the hanging piece extends, and the reinforcing flap is further folded diagonally downward into the case so that its tip reaches the inner surface of the side plate. A reinforcing piece is extended, and an engagement hole for engaging the tip of the reinforcing piece is provided in the side plate portion that the tip of the reinforcing piece reaches,
Furthermore, a clothing carrying case is provided in which an abutting flap, on which the other hanging piece is extended, can be opened outward integrally with at least a part of a side plate to which the abutting flap is connected to form a loading/unloading opening. 3. The clothing transport case according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a reinforcing plate is attached to the hanging piece having a through hole for hanging the hanger.