DE1951066U - PACKAGING FOR OBJECTS OF DIFFERENT HEIGHT. - Google Patents

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PULP FACTORY WALDHOF Mannheim, October 5th, 1966

Dr.vdB / He (Q.N. 627)

It is packaging made of corrugated cardboard, cardboard or the like for objects different heights such as furniture, especially upholstered furniture, armchairs, couches, chairs, etc., known from one Rectangular blank with four main side walls of different heights exist, in which the bending or weakening lines of the lower side walls through the high side walls run through and the base area of the walls divided by bending lines is chosen so that the length and width the long and broad sides of the packaged goods.

This packaging can be sent or stored flat in a transport and space-saving manner, quickly and easily and offer very good protection, especially for the arm and backrests, after they have been set up. Furthermore the packaged items are easy to stack »

Insofar as this packaging was used for a very specific type of upholstered furniture, only one was required Cutting. However, if the range to be packaged is expanding, a special one had to be found for each individual packaged item Cut to be kept in stock. It is common, for example, in the furniture industry to have the backrests and / or Modify the base and / or the armrests on individual models slightly in order to create a new series. That The packaging material required for this causes high production and storage costs and closes because of the often insignificant Changes in size Risk of confusion only through separate imprints.

The object of the present invention was therefore to overcome these difficulties turn off. The object is now achieved by packaging from a single blank made of cardboard, corrugated cardboard or < Like. For objects of different heights, such as furniture, especially armchairs, chairs, sofas, etc., consisting of through Weakening lines subdivided side walls with top and bottom hinged to them by cutting lines of different depths separate tabs, the upper tabs of two opposite side walls by additional cutting lines are divided. This packaging now has the characteristic that the .oberen flaps by flocks of parallel, in a small Distance of mutually arranged lines of weakness in the Areas of the usual folds are divided.

By applying groups of parallel lines of weakness

such as creasing, scoring and / or perforating lines, the new type is suitable Packaging for goods with any height difference. Depending on the requirements, you have it in your hand, more or less numerous in the areas of the usual folds To arrange weakening lines. This measure can greatly simplify the storage of the stock blanks, because you usually come up with a single blank for each category Furniture gets by.

Based on the accompanying drawings, the invention is illustrated by game of a packaging for sofas, which are without armrests, explained in more detail. Fig. 1 shows the flat-lying blank, Pig, 2 shows a packaging ready for dispatch in a diagrammatic representation and FIGS. 3 and 4 are perspective representations of two selected options for the set-up packaging in section A-A according to Fig. 2. ·

In the blank shown in FIG. 1, the side walls 1, 2, 5 _r 4 · of the packaging are separated from one another by weakening lines 5. At the lower edges 6 of the side walls 1, 2, 3 ₅ 4-, the bottom flaps 8, 9, 10 _v .11 separated from one another by cutting lines 7 are hinged. The depth of the outer bottom tabs 8, 10 preferably corresponds to half or the entire bottom width. On the upper edges 12 of the side walls 1, 2, 3, 4-, tabs 13, 14-, 15, 16 are folded over, which are separated from one another by cutting lines 17 of different depths. The tabs 13, 14, 15, 16 are. By flocks of parallel lines of weakness 19a, b, c, d

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and 20a and b respectively. These lines of weakness run vertically to the cutting lines 17 »18 or parallel to the edges

For better handling of the packaging can be in two opposite Side walls, e.g. B. 2 and 4, punched out different types of handle 21, for example for attaching plastic handles, to be appropriate.

The diagrammatic representation of the packaging produced can be seen in FIG. 2. For a better understanding of the height differences, the height H for the backrest and the height h for the seat height are given. The line A_A is laid through the packaging in order to make the structure inside the packaging more visible, as was done in FIGS. 3 and M- . While the Pig. 3 shows a packaging for such upholstered furniture which has a very low backrest, FIG. 4 illustrates a packaging for sofas with a higher backrest. In FIG. 3, the flap 15 is folded horizontally at the crease line 19a and folded vertically downwards at the crease line 19d. According to the example shown, the end of the flap 15 is to be folded around the perforation line 20b onto the flap 13, which serves to protect the seat surface. In the case of objects with a higher backrest according to FIG. 4-, the flap 15 is folded around the groove lines 19c and 20a, while the flap 13 covering the seat surface is only folded around the groove line 19c.

To enclose the goods to be packaged, the upholstered furniture is with its back on the back wall 3 of the blank

placed. Then the side walls 2 and 4 are folded up and the side wall 1 placed on the ■ front. Appropriately the side walls 1 and 4 are then fixed by an adhesive strip. Instead of the adhesive tape you can also attach to the Outer edge of the side wall 1 or 4 of the blank tabs attached so that the blank can be glued or stapled. Then in the usual way by hammering the bottom flaps 9 and 11 and folding over the bottom flaps 8 and 10 the bottom closed and then the upholstered furniture erected together with the packaging. Depending on the amount of The back wall is first the flap 13 covering the seat (see FIG. 3) or the flap 15 protecting the backrest Folded in that, if possible, the kinked parts of the flaps 13 and 15 are positively connected to the upholstered furniture stand. For better cushioning, the tabs 14 or 16 of the side walls 2 or 4 can advantageously be inserted beforehand. be folded, and you can also roll these tabs 14 and 16 to form cushioned bodies. These are of particular importance Lugs 14 and 16 close when it comes to upholstered furniture with armrests, for example. Then wrap the flaps 14 and 16 the armrests, whereby of course the tab 13 for the seat is hollow.

If the packaging is very sensitive, so Any spacing and support cushions can be introduced separately into the packaging, which also makes it stackable increase the packaging * These spacer or support pads can also be made from a cardboard blank in a known manner or corrugated cardboard.

Protection claims

Claims (2)

SS scandal 1.) Packaging from a single blank of cardboard, corrugated cardboard or the like, for items of different heights, such as Furniture, in particular armchairs, chairs, sofas, etc., consisting of side walls divided by weakening lines with thereon top and bottom hinged tabs separated from one another by cutting lines of different depths, the top Tabs of two opposite side walls are divided by additional cutting lines, characterized in that that the upper tabs (13 ,. Ή, 15> 16) by flocks of parallel, slightly spaced apart Lines of weakness (19-20) in the areas of the usual folds are divided. 2.) Packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that two opposite side walls (2, 4) cutouts (21) exhibit. "