Shoe storage box

Abstract

The utility model provides a shoe storage box, and relates to the technical field of household article storage. The shoe storage box comprises a box body and door frame accessories, the box body is designed by adopting a corrugated board and consists of an outer-layer box body, an inner-layer box body, partition plates and concave-convex gaskets, and buckling type clamping plates are arranged on the upper surface, the lower surface, the left surface and the right surface of the outer-layer box body. Every two adjacent shoe boxes can be buckled and fixed to enable the stacked shoe boxes to form a whole to bring better stability, long-strip-shaped wire grooves are formed in the positions, on the left hanging lug and the right hanging lug, of the inner-layer box body, and when the shoe boxes need to be ventilated, the door plates can be pushed into the box bodies along the wire grooves. The door frame accessory comprises a door frame and a door plate, the door frame is fixed through upper and lower bolts, the door plate is made of transparent plastic sheets, articles in the door plate can be conveniently seen through the door plate, and the door plate is fixed through left and right hangers. The packaging box is composed of the paper board and the plastic, the advantages of the paper board and the plastic are combined, and better use experience is brought.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of household product storage technology, specifically relating to a shoe storage box. Background Technology

[0002] Most people own many pairs of shoes, making shoe storage an essential part of daily life. Although shoes usually come with a box, there's a significant difference between boxes from different brands. Furthermore, most shoe boxes are top-and-bottom lid designs without a transparent window. This makes it difficult to find shoes when multiple boxes are stacked together, as the different sizes and styles create an unsightly mess. Therefore, various shoe boxes have been designed for everyday shoe storage. Paper drawer-style shoe boxes and transparent plastic shoe boxes are the most popular. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. Paper shoe boxes are inexpensive but have limited pressure resistance, are easily deformed, and can affect drawer access. Also, individual shoe boxes are not connected or secured when stacked, making them prone to tipping over with slight external force. Additionally, the small transparent window makes finding shoes less convenient than with plastic shoe boxes. While plastic shoe boxes offer better overall performance than paper boxes, they are more expensive. A decent plastic shoe box can cost two to three times, or even four to five times, more than a paper drawer-style shoe box. To address the aforementioned issues, the applicant, combining the advantages and disadvantages of paper drawer-style shoe boxes and transparent plastic shoe boxes, proposes this utility model of a shoe storage box. This box combines corrugated cardboard and plastic materials, maximizing advantages and minimizing disadvantages, providing users with an affordable and practical shoe box and improving user satisfaction. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this utility model can be achieved through the following technical solution: A shoe storage box, including a box body and door frame accessories, characterized in that the box body is made of corrugated cardboard and is composed of an outer box body 1, an inner box body 2, a partition 3, and a concave-convex pad 4. The outer box body 1 has interlocking plates 106 on its four sides (top, bottom, left, and right), so that two adjacent shoe boxes can be interlocked and fixed together, so that multiple shoe boxes stacked together form a whole, thus bringing better stability. The inner box body 2 has long strip grooves extending into the box body at the left and right hanging ears of the door panel. When the shoe box needs ventilation, the door panel can be pushed into the box body along the grooves. The door frame accessories are made of plastic and include a door frame 5 and a door panel 6. The door frame 5 is fixed to the corresponding holes of the box body by upper and lower pins 501. The door panel 6 is made of transparent plastic sheet, so that the contents can be easily seen through the door panel 6. The door panel 6 is fixed to the door frame by its own left and right hanging ears 601.

[0004] Furthermore, the box body is reinforced with an outer box body 1 and an inner box body 2, which are overlapped in a double layer. The outer box body 1 has a bendable rear outer cover plate 101 and rear left and right inner cover plates 102 on the rear side. The three are bent and overlapped to form the rear baffle of the box body. The four sides of the outer box 1 are equipped with semi-circular interlocking plates 106. Specifically, a semi-circular groove is die-cut to the right at the center line where the horizontal and vertical lines intersect in the center of each side. The resulting semi-circular plate is the interlocking plate 106, and the semi-circular groove is the interlocking plate groove 1061. The diameter of the semi-circle is 6 cm, and the width of the groove is 1 cm. The direction of the semi-circles is arranged in a cycle, that is, the upper semi-circular plate of the outer box 1 faces to the right, the right semi-circular plate faces down, the lower semi-circular plate faces to the left, and the left semi-circular plate faces up (the direction of the semi-circles can also be completely reversed, just arranged in a cycle). When two shoe boxes are close together, the semi-circular plates of the two adjacent sides face each other. When the vertices of the two semi-circular plates are close together, one semi-circular plate is gently pressed into the groove of the other semi-circular plate from the inside of the box and pushed into the box. The two semi-circular plates will then interlock and fix the two shoe boxes together. This process is repeated, and all the shoe boxes stacked together are fixed together as a whole, thus bringing better stability.

[0005] Furthermore, the inner box body 2 has no baffles at the front or back, resembling a horizontally placed frame inserted into the outer box body 1. Its four sides are tightly against the inner wall of the outer box body 1. The upper front inward folding plate 103, the lower front inward folding plate 104, and the left and right front inward folding plates 105 of the outer box body 1 fold inward to cover the inner box body 2, providing further reinforcement and support. At this time, the upper insertion hole 1031 of the upper front inward folding plate and the lower insertion hole 1041 of the lower front inward folding plate are respectively... The upper insertion hole 2011 and lower insertion hole 2012 of the door frame cover the inner box body 2; on the left and right sides of the inner box body 2, at the height of the left and right hanging ears 601 of the door panel 6, long strip-shaped left and right grooves 202 of the inner box body extend parallel to the inside of the box. The length of the left and right grooves 202 of the inner box body is close to the height of the door panel 6. When the door panel 6 needs to be opened for a long time to ventilate the shoe box, it can be pushed into the box body along the left and right grooves without affecting the opening and closing of other shoe boxes.

[0006] Furthermore, the height of a shoebox can accommodate two pairs of shoes of regular height or a pair of high-top ankle boots at once. The function of the divider 3 is to separate the internal space of the shoebox into upper and lower layers when two layers of regular shoes need to be placed. The concave-convex pad 4 is made by bending cardboard into a wave shape through multiple V-shapes to minimize the contact area between the sole of the shoe and the pad. The purpose is to take into account that the soles of shoes worn on rainy days may be wet, and the suspended soles are easier to dry.

[0007] Furthermore, the door frame accessories include a door frame 5 and a door panel 6. The door frame 5 has upper and lower pins 501 and left and right ear holes 502. The upper and lower pins 501 are inserted into the upper and lower pin holes of the door frame and fixed to the front of the box body, which serves to support the box body and fix the door panel 6. The left and right ear holes 502 are C-shaped, forward-protruding semi-circular holes with no sealing on the inside. The height is the same as the height of the left and right grooves 202 of the inner box body. The left and right hanging ears 601 of the door panel 6 can be pushed from the left and right ear holes 502 all the way to the depth of the left and right grooves 202 of the inner box body. The door panel 6 is made of transparent plastic material, so the contents of the box can be easily seen through the door panel 6. The door panel 6 can be lifted up or pushed further along the left and right grooves 202 to hide inside the box body.

[0008] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: 1. The combination of cardboard and plastic materials reduces costs while improving the support of the box; 2. The design of snap-on cardboard plates fixes the stacked individual shoe boxes together into a whole, resulting in better stability; 3. Considering the ventilation requirements of the shoe boxes, the design includes a door opening method that can be opened for a long time without taking up space and concave-convex pads that reduce the contact between the sole and the bottom plate, resulting in better practicality. Attached Figure Description

[0009] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the finished product of this utility model.

[0010] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the outer box of this utility model.

[0011] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram showing the inner box of this utility model.

[0012] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram illustrating the layer labeling of this utility model.

[0013] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram illustrating the concave and convex gaskets of this utility model.

[0014] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the door frame of this utility model.

[0015] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the door panel of this utility model.

[0016] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the installation of the door frame and door panel of this utility model.

[0017] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of the installation of this utility model.

[0018] Figure 10 This is a cross-sectional view of the present invention.

[0019] In the diagram: 1. Outer box body; 101. Rear outer cover plate; 1011. Rear outer cover plate insert plate; 1012. Rear outer cover plate insertion hole; 1013. Rear outer cover plate pin; 102. Rear left and right inner cover plates; 103. Front upper inner folding plate; 1031. Door frame upper insertion hole; 104. Front lower inner folding plate; 1041. Door frame lower insertion hole; 105. Front left and right inner folding plates; 1051. Inner folding plate left and right grooves; 106. Interlocking plate; 1061. Interlocking plate groove; 107. Outer box body connecting insert plate; 1071. Outer box body connecting insert hole; 10 72. Outer box body connecting lugs; 2. Inner box body; 2011. Upper insertion hole on the door frame of the inner box body; 2012. Lower insertion hole on the door frame of the inner box body; 202. Left and right wire grooves of the inner box body; 203. Connecting plate of the inner box body; 2031. Connecting hole of the inner box body; 2032. Connecting lugs of the inner box body; 3. Partition; 301. Partition connecting plate; 3011. Partition connecting hole; 3012. Partition connecting lugs; 4. Concave and convex gaskets; 5. Door frame; 501. Upper and lower pins; 502. Left and right ear holes; 6. Door panel; 601. Left and right hanging ears. Detailed Implementation

[0020] The following are the specific operating steps:

[0021] First step, refer to Figure 2 According to the crease line, bend the outer box body 1 so that the two outer box body connecting plates 107 are close together. Fold the two outer box body connecting plates 107 inward and cross the gap between the two plates and the box body. At this time, the two outer box body connecting plates 107 are hidden inside the corner of the intersection and cannot be seen from the outside. Then, insert the two outer box body connecting ears 1072 into the outer box body connecting holes 1071 respectively.

[0022] Step 2, refer to Figure 2 First, fold the two rear left and right inner cover plates 102 inward at 90 degrees respectively, then fold the rear outer cover plate 101 inward to cover the two rear inner cover plates 102. Then, fold the rear outer cover plate insert plate 1011 inward and insert it into the box body, and insert the rear outer cover plate pin 1013 into the corresponding insertion hole 1012.

[0023] Third step, refer to Figure 3 Assemble the inner box body 2. The method and steps are the same as the first step. The difference is that the connecting plates 203 of the two inner box bodies do not need to be folded inward. The two connecting plates 107 of the assembled outer box body 1 are inside the box body, and the connecting plates 203 of the two assembled inner box bodies 2 are outside the box body.

[0024] Step 4, refer to Figure 9After determining the vertical orientation of the outer box body 1 and the inner box body 2, insert the inner box body 2 into the outer box body 1. The method for confirmation is that the position of the left and right grooves is on the upper left and right sides of the box body. The inner box body 2 with the upper insertion hole 2011 and the lower insertion hole 2012 of the door frame is the front side of the box body. After insertion, fold the two upper inner folding plates 103 and the lower inner folding plates 104 and the two left and right inner folding plates 105 of the front side of the outer box body 1 into the inner box body 2 and lock them together. At this time, the upper and lower insertion holes 1031 and 1041 of the door frame of the upper and lower inner folding plates overlap with the upper and lower insertion holes 2011 and 2012 of the door frame of the inner box body, respectively. The left and right grooves 1051 of the left and right inner folding plates overlap with the left and right grooves 202 of the inner box body.

[0025] Step 5, refer to Figure 4 The top and bottom partitions of the splicing box are 3. After splicing, insert it into the box body;

[0026] Step 6, refer to Figure 5 Figure 10 Fold the embossed pad 4 according to the crease line and insert it into the box body;

[0027] Step 7, refer to Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 Tilt the door panel 6 left and right and pass it through the door frame 5 from the front. Then, insert the left and right hanging ears 601 into the left and right ear holes 502.

[0028] Step 8, refer to Figure 8 Figure 9 Figure 1 Insert the upper and lower latches 501 of the door frame into the upper and lower insertion holes 1031 of the box body to complete the assembly of the shoe box.

[0029] Step 9: Align the interlocking plates 106 on the two sides of two adjacent shoe boxes with the interlocking plate slots 1061 of the other side. Gently press the interlocking plate 106 from inside one of the boxes so that the protruding semi-circular top can be inserted into the interlocking plate slot 1061 of the other side. At this time, push the two shoe boxes together to align them and interlock them together. Repeat this operation to fix multiple shoe boxes together.

[0030] The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of this utility model, but the scope of protection of this utility model is not limited thereto. Any person skilled in the art may make changes or modifications to the above-disclosed technical content to create equivalent embodiments applicable to other fields. However, any simple modifications, equivalent changes, and modifications made to the above embodiments based on the technical essence of this utility model, without departing from the scope of the utility model's technical solution, shall still fall within the protection scope of this utility model's technical solution. Those skilled in the art to which this utility model pertains may make various modifications or additions to the described specific embodiments or adopt similar methods to replace them, but without departing from the spirit of this utility model or exceeding the scope defined by the appended claims.

Claims

1. A shoe storage box comprising a box body and a door frame fitting, characterized in that, The aforementioned shoe storage box adopts a front-opening design. The box body is made of corrugated cardboard and consists of an outer box body (1), an inner box body (2), a partition (3), and a convex-concave pad (4). The outer box body (1) has an upper inner folding plate (103), a lower inner folding plate (104), and left and right inner folding plates (105) on the front side, and a rear outer cover plate (101) and rear left and right inner cover plates (102) on the rear side. Interlocking clips (106) are provided on the top, bottom, left, and right sides. The inner box body... (2) The four sides of the box are closely attached to the inner wall of the outer box body (1). The partition (3) divides the internal space of the box body into two layers. The concave and convex pad (4) is bent back and forth in a "V" shape through the indentation line. The door frame accessories include the door frame (5) and the door panel (6). The door frame (5) is fixed to the front side of the box body by the upper and lower pins (501). The door panel (6) is made of transparent plastic sheet. The door panel (6) is fixed to the left and right ear holes (502) of the door frame (5) by the left and right hanging ears (601).

2. The shoe storage case of claim 1, wherein, The box body can be fastened together by the snap-fit ​​plate (106) of the outer box body (1), which brings better stacking stability. The snap-fit ​​plate (106) is set on the four sides of the outer box body (1). Specifically, at the intersection of the horizontal and vertical lines of each box surface, that is, the center point of the box surface, a semi-circular groove with a diameter of 6 cm is die-cut out to the right center to form a semi-circular plate. The groove is about 1 cm wide at the top of the semi-circle and gradually narrows to 0.5 cm on both sides. The semi-circular plate is the snap-fit ​​plate (106), and the semi-circular groove is the snap-fit ​​plate groove (1061). The snap-fit ​​plates (106) on the four sides of the outer box body (1) are arranged in a circular direction. When two shoe boxes are placed side by side or stacked up and down, the snap-fit ​​plates (106) on the two adjacent sides are opposite to each other, with the semi-circles facing each other.

3. The shoe storage case of claim 1, wherein, The inner box body (2) is similar to a horizontal frame with openings at both the front and rear ends. It is inserted into the front port of the outer box body (1) and is tightly attached to the inner wall of the outer box body (1) on all four sides. The upper inner folding plate (103), the lower inner folding plate (104), and the left and right inner folding plates (105) of the front side of the outer box body (1) are bent inward to cover the inner box body (2), which provides further reinforcement and support to the box body. After the box body is assembled, the upper insertion hole (1031) and the lower insertion hole (1032) of the door frame of the outer box body (1) overlap with the upper insertion hole (2011) and the lower insertion hole (2012) of the door frame of the inner box body, respectively. The left and right grooves (1051) of the inner folding plate of the outer box body (1) overlap with the left and right grooves (202) of the inner box body.

4. The shoe storage case of claim 1, wherein, The partition (3) divides the internal space of the shoe box into two layers. The height of the shoe box can accommodate two pairs of shoes of regular height at once, or the partition (3) can be removed to accommodate a layer of high-top ankle boots, thus achieving multiple uses for one box.

5. The shoe storage case of claim 1, wherein, The concave-convex pad (4) is used to press the cardboard through the crease line and then bend it back and forth in a "V" shape multiple times to get it stuck at the bottom of the box. The purpose is to minimize the contact area between the sole and the pad, so that most of the sole is in a suspended and ventilated state.

6. The shoe storage case of claim 1, wherein, The door frame accessories include a door frame (5) and a door panel (6). The door frame (5) is made of a relatively sturdy plastic material and has upper and lower pins (501) and left and right ear holes (502). The door panel (6) has left and right hanging ears (601). The upper and lower pins (501) of the door frame (5) can be inserted into the upper and lower holes of the box body to fix the door frame (5). The left and right ear holes (502) are semi-circular holes that protrude forward in a "C" shape. The inside is not sealed. The height is the same as the height of the left and right grooves (1051) of the inner folding plate. The door panel (6) is fixed to the left and right ear holes (502) of the "C" shape by the left and right hanging ears (601). If the door panel (6) needs to be opened for a long time, the left and right hanging ears (601) can be pushed all the way into the depth of the box body along the left and right grooves (1051) of the inner folding plate.

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