JPH11244112A - Simplified flower vase - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a simplified flower vase that is simplified in structure and can be purchased at a low price, is simple in handling, is capable of arranging flowers beautifully, and can be easily disposed after being used. SOLUTION: A vinyl bag 4, in which water WT is stored in the inside 4H, is hung from the upper end port of an almost conical vase body VY which is constituted by folding one piece of molding paper so that flowers are put in this vinyl bag 4. Thus, since the structure is extremely simplified and the vase can be produced at a low cost, even when a user purchases this vase together with the flowers or disposes this vase after being used, an economical burden is reduced and the vase can be easily used.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a simple vase made entirely of paper and plastic bags.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Flowers are often presented as a visit to hospital, but when they are hospitalized in a hurry, they do not have a vase, so the flowers they receive cannot be immediately planted, and they are difficult to handle. There are cases.

[0003]

Therefore, in the past, in the absence of a vase, a vase could be borrowed from a hospital or other people, purchased in a hurry, or brought from home.
Even if you do so, flowers may wither or weaken in time, and purchasing new ones is economically burdensome. In addition, various substitutes may be used, and as a result, the flowers may be spoiled. Was rare.

[0004] Therefore, the technical problem of the present invention is that the structure is simple and it can be purchased at a low price. It is an object of the present invention to provide a simplified vase that enables the user to do so.

[0005]

Means taken by the present invention to solve the above-mentioned technical problems are as follows.

(1) At least one stiff paperboard is bent to form an almost conical or pyramid-shaped vase body having an open upper end and a divergent overall shape. A plastic bag filled with water is hung from the open upper end of the vase body, and the mouth is attached to the upper end of the vase so that flowers and the like can be grown inside the plastic bag. (Claim 1)

(2) Bending a molded paper, which is formed in a substantially fan shape as a whole by using a stiff paperboard, into a tubular shape, and bonding or locking one of its leading edges at an arbitrary position on the molded paper surface. To assemble and form a vase body having a substantially conical shape with an open top end and a divergent overall shape. (Claim 2)

(3) By forming a large number of slits at intervals at the open upper end of the vase body, the upper end is formed in a shape in which a number of elongated strip-shaped paper pieces are arranged and connected. (Claim 3)

(4) Side plates formed in a substantially trapezoidal shape are connected to respective sides of the mount formed in a triangular or quadrangular shape or more polygonal shapes through folding lines. Folding pieces are continuously provided on both sides, and each side plate is bent and raised in an upright state with respect to the mount at each fold line while bending the folded pieces on both sides inward, and the upper end of each bent side plate is bent. Assembling and constructing a vase body having a substantially pyramidal shape that has an open upper end opening and is divergent as a result of collecting the parts with their mouths open and binding or fixing them together. (Claim 4)

[0010]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the entire vase is formed in a divergent substantially conical or pyramid shape, and water is poured into the vase. Since the plastic vase body is suspended and the whole vase body is made extremely stable, even if it is a vase body made of paper, the flowers can live in a stable state and look good .

[0011] Further, since the whole is composed of a paper vase body and a plastic bag, the production cost is low and it is convenient for carrying. It is also possible to use the flowers given as substitutes immediately and use them, and even if you do not have a vase, you can decorate the gifts on the spot and enjoy it,
After use, it can be easily disposed of.

According to the means according to the second aspect described in the above (2), a stable vase body having a substantially conical shape expanding divergently by simply bending one sheet of molded paper into a tubular shape is provided. The diameter of the vase body, that is, the size, can be freely adjusted according to the position where one of the tip edges is bonded or locked, and the vases having different sizes according to the amount and type of flowers to be arranged. Allows the body to provide.

According to the means according to claim 3 described in the above (3), since a number of slits are formed in the upper end of the vase body, each of the upper ends is not broken even if the upper end is pushed outward. Hanging a plastic bag filled with water inside the vase body through the upper end of the vase to hang flowers without damaging the upper end of the vase so that the strip of paper can flex and respond flexibly. And a large number of strip-shaped pieces of paper become decorations of the vase itself.Furthermore, the mouth of the suspended plastic bag is turned outward, and this is put on the outside of each spread piece of paper and covered with a string or the like. If bound, each piece of paper also becomes a hook when the plastic bag is attached to the upper end opening side, so that the suspended state of the plastic bag can be reliably held.

According to the means according to the fourth aspect described in the above (4), by bending one sheet of paper, it is possible to assemble and form a vase body having a substantially pyramidal shape which is divergent as a whole. By hanging a plastic bag filled with water inside the vase body, it is possible to grow flowers, and to provide a vase substitute that is easy to carry and easy to carry at low cost. to enable.

As described above, the above (1) to (1)
By solving the above technical problem by means of (4),
The problem of the conventional technique can be solved.

[0016]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of a simplified vase according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a development view of a molded paper for forming a substantially conical vase body, and FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a vase body assembled using the molded paper shown, and a plastic bag suspended inside the vase body. FIG. 3 is a perspective view illustrating an example of use of the vase body shown in FIG. In these drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes a molded paper having a substantially fan-like shape as a whole and having an appropriate pattern or the like (not shown) on its surface, such as Kent paper. A rugged paperboard that has been waterproofed on both sides is used.

1A and 1B are the large lower circular arc edge and the small upper circular arc edge of the molded paper 1; 1C and 1D are the left and right distal edges of the molded paper 1; A large number of slits 2 formed at equal intervals are strip-shaped paper pieces formed by these slits 2A, and 3 is a double-sided adhesive tape bonded along one leading edge 1D.

In FIG. 2, what is indicated generally by reference numeral VY is that the above-described molded paper 1 is bent into a cylindrical shape, and a double-sided adhesive tape 3 adhered to one end edge 1D is applied to the other end. A vase body assembled and formed into a substantially conical shape by overlapping and adhering to the edge 1C, and 2H is an upper end opening of the vase body VY surrounded by the above-mentioned numerous paper pieces 2. The inside of the vase body VY is shown.

Reference numeral 4 denotes a plastic bag, which is prepared in combination with the above-mentioned molded paper 1 in a special case.
A plastic bag wrapping the bouquet FL or the molded paper 1 shown in FIG. 3 may be used instead, or a normal plastic bag at a hospital or home may be used instead, and the selection is arbitrary.

In use, first, the substantially fan-shaped molded paper 1 shown in FIG. 1 is bent and adhered to assemble and configure the vase body VY shown in FIG. The bag 4 is inserted into the inside 4H of the vase body VY and suspended, and the mouth 4A of the plastic bag 4 is folded back to the surface of each of the paper pieces 2... Is tied with a string, tape or ribbon 5 or the like, the plastic bag 4 is attached in a state of being suspended from the inside 4H, and water WT is put in the plastic bag 4 to form the bouquet FL. It can live as shown in FIG.

The mouth 4A of the plastic bag 4 is connected to the vase body V
When the plastic bag 4 is inserted into the upper end 2H of the Y, when the plastic bag 4 is passed through the upper end 2H, each paper piece 2 is pushed outward to spread the mouth. Thus, even if the water WT is put into the plastic bag 4 and becomes heavy, the mouth 4A can be securely attached and held on the upper end opening 2H side with a string, a tape, a ribbon 5, or the like.

In addition, since each of the paper pieces 2... Is bent so as to be pushed outward, the upper end opening 2H can be prevented from being damaged, so that the vase body VY itself can be easily handled.
In addition, the bent paper pieces 2 can also exhibit a design effect of decorating the upper end 2H of the substantially conical vase body VY.

The drawing shows a configuration in which one leading edge 1D of the molded paper 1 is adhered to the surface of the other leading edge 1C by using a double-sided adhesive tape 3, but this is an example of the embodiment. Then, for example, using a binding needle or an adhesive,
C, 1D, or an insertion piece (not shown) is protruded from one end edge 1D, and a plurality of insertion holes (not shown) are formed on the surface of the molding paper 1 on the other end edge 1C side. ) May be arranged side by side to form notches, and a vase body VY of an arbitrary size may be assembled and formed by inserting and fixing an insertion piece into an arbitrary insertion hole. And

Further, the method of attaching the plastic bag 4 to the upper end opening 2H is such that the plastic bag 4 is fixed using a fastener, an adhesive or the like in addition to the case where the plastic bag 4 is attached using the illustrated string, tape or ribbon 5. Alternatively, the selection is arbitrary.

The size of the vase body VY, which is formed in a substantially conical shape as a whole, can be made thicker or thinner by changing the bonding position of one end edge 1D. By adjusting this in accordance with the amount, type, etc., a well-balanced vase body VY can be provided.

Next, FIG. 4 shows a molded paper NT used when assembling a substantially square pyramid-shaped vase body VX as shown in FIG.
The whole is waterproofed on both sides,
In addition, at least the surface is made of one stiff paperboard (for example, Kent paper) provided with an appropriate pattern or the like.

In the drawing, reference numeral 10 denotes a mount formed in a rectangular shape;
.. Are substantially trapezoidal side plates connected to each side of the mount 10 via folding lines 10A.
The folded pieces 12, 12 are continuously provided via 1A, 11A, and each of the folded pieces 12... Has a structure in which adjacent ones are integrally provided via respective folding lines 12A. .

11T are head pieces connected to the end portions of the side plates 11 described above, and 11X are head pieces 11T.
Are folded lines formed at the respective neck portions of the..., And when assembling, a total of four side plates 11... At the same time, the right and left folded pieces 12, 12 provided on both sides of each side plate 11 are folded inward at the fold lines 11A, 11A and 12A, respectively, so that the front and back sides of the adjacent folded pieces 12, 12 are joined to each other. Thereby, the vase body VX having a substantially quadrangular pyramid shape as a whole is assembled as shown in FIG.

Next, by bending the head piece 11T of each side plate 11 slightly outward at the fold line 11X, an upper end opening 11H surrounded on all sides by the head pieces 11T is formed.
Further, a plastic bag 4 containing water WT as shown in FIG. 3 is hung from the upper end 11H to the inside 10H, and the mouth 4A of the plastic bag 4 is folded outside the head pieces 11T. Use a string, tape or ribbon 5 on the neck
If the vases FL are tied together, it is possible to assemble a substantially quadrangular pyramid-shaped vase body VX in which the bouquet FL can be laid.

FIGS. 4 and 5 show a quadrangular pyramid shaped vase V
Although only the configuration for forming X is described, it is needless to say that a triangular pyramid-shaped or a quadrangular or more pyramid-shaped vase body can be assembled and configured with the same configuration. Needless to say, the bag 4 can be attached by bonding other than a string, tape, or ribbon 5, or by attaching a metal fitting, and the selection is arbitrary.

[0031]

As described above, according to the simplified vase according to the present invention, a stable vase having a substantially conical shape or a substantially pyramid shape as a whole is formed by one sheet of molded paper and a plastic bag. It is not necessary to purchase or prepare a real vase when giving flowers, and it is very useful if you attach this simple vase to a bouquet and give it It is very simple and can be manufactured at low cost, so even if you buy it with a bouquet or dispose of it after use, there is little economic burden, and it has the economics that it can be used easily, such as hospitals and travel It is suitable for use when decorating flowers at the tip.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded view of a molded paper used for producing a simplified vase having a substantially conical shape according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a substantially conical vase made using the molded paper shown in FIG. 1 and a plastic bag used for the vase.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view illustrating a usage example of a substantially conical vase body.

FIG. 4 is an exploded view of molded paper used for producing a simplified pyramid-shaped vase according to the present invention.

5 is a perspective view illustrating the configuration of a substantially pyramid-shaped vase body assembled using the molded paper shown in FIG. 4;

[Explanation of symbols]

 VY Vase body in a substantially conical shape 1 Molded paper formed in a substantially fan shape 1D Tip edge 2 Paper piece 2A Slit 2H Upper end port 4 Plastic bag 4A Mouth 4H Inside the vase body 5 String or tape (ribbon) VX Vase body in a substantially pyramid shape NT Molded paper 10 Mount 11 Side plate 10A, 11A Folding line 10H Inside of vase 11H Upper end port WT Water FL Bouquet

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A vase body having a substantially conical or pyramid shape which is opened at its upper end by bending at least one stiff paperboard and which is divergent as a whole. A plastic bag filled with water is hung from the upper end of the vase body, and the mouth is attached to the upper end of the vase so that flowers and the like can be grown inside the plastic bag. Simple vase. 2. A molded paper, which is formed in a substantially fan shape by using a stiff paperboard, is bent into a cylindrical shape, and one end edge thereof is bonded or locked at an arbitrary position on the surface of the molded paper. 2. A simple vase according to claim 1, wherein a vase body having an opening at an upper end and having a substantially conical shape which is divergent as a whole is assembled and formed. 3. The vase body is characterized in that a number of slits are provided at intervals at an open upper end portion of the vase body so that the upper end portion has a shape in which a number of elongated strip-shaped paper pieces are arranged in a row. Item 3. A simplified vase according to item 1 or 2. 4. A substantially trapezoidal side plate is connected to each side of a triangular or quadrangular or more polygonal base sheet via a fold line, and both sides of each of these side plates are provided. The side plate is bent in a state of being upright with respect to the mount at each fold line while bending the side folded pieces inward, and the bent upper end portion of each side plate Are collected in a state in which the mouth is opened, and are tied or fixed into one, thereby opening and opening the upper end opening, and assembling and configuring a vase body having a substantially pyramidal shape which is divergent as a whole. The simple vase according to claim 1.