Arrangeable and stackable wine bottle

Abstract

The utility model relates to a kind of wine bottle that can be arranged and stacked, including bottle body, bottle neck and bottle mouth, the bottle body is square bottle body, square boss is provided on bottle body top surface, and the top surface of bottle body is formed annular plane portion in the periphery of square boss, and bottle body top surface is transitioned to bottle neck by square boss;The bottom surface of the bottle body is provided with two-stage structure's recess, the shape of primary recess is matched with the shape of square boss, and secondary recess is opened upward in the top of primary recess;When wine bottle is stacked, bottle body bottom surface is abutted on annular plane portion, and primary recess is positioned with square boss to upper and lower wine bottle;The utility model can be stacked and stored and demonstrated, and multiple groups of stacked wine bottle can be arranged again, and the stability is better when wine bottle is stacked and arranged, and the embossed text and pattern on the surface of bottle body make the wine bottle more ornamental and artistic.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a wine bottle, specifically a wine bottle that can be arranged and stacked. Background Technology

[0002] Currently, wine bottles are usually cylindrical, and then gradually narrow from the neck to the spout. This means that when multiple bottles are placed together, they do not touch each other, can tip over if bumped, and take up a lot of space, resulting in low space utilization during transportation.

[0003] Utility model CN212667968U discloses a stackable wine bottle, belonging to the field of wine packaging technology. Its structure includes a bottle body, a bottle neck, and a bottle mouth. The bottle body and bottle mouth are connected by the bottle neck. A bottle cap is fitted at the bottle mouth to seal it. An inwardly recessed groove is provided on the bottom surface of the bottle body. The groove is adapted to and can accommodate the bottle neck, bottle mouth, and bottle cap. One or more raised anti-slip strips are provided around the groove. This utility model's stackable wine bottle allows for stacked placement, saving transportation space and costs, and improving the display effect. The anti-slip strips increase the friction between adjacent bottles and between the bottle body and the supporting device, ensuring the stability of the placement.

[0004] In the above structure, the groove at the bottom of the bottle is circular, and one or more raised anti-slip strips are provided around the groove. This makes it difficult to align the planes of the upper and lower bottles when stacking square bottles. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of this invention is to provide a wine bottle that can be arranged and stacked. The bottle body is square, with a square protrusion connecting the top of the bottle body to the neck. The bottom of the bottle body has two levels of concave grooves. The first level groove matches the square protrusion, and the second level groove matches the neck and mouth of the bottle. This invention allows for stacking, storage, and display. Multiple stacked bottles can also be rearranged. The stability of the bottles is improved when stacked and arranged. Combined with the embossed text and patterns on the surface of the bottle, the wine bottle becomes more aesthetically pleasing and artistic.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, the following technical solution is adopted:

[0007] A stackable wine bottle includes a bottle body, a bottle neck, and a bottle mouth, characterized in that: the bottle body is a square bottle body, with a square boss on the top surface of the bottle body, and an annular flat portion formed around the square boss on the top surface of the bottle body, the top surface of the bottle body transitions to the bottle neck through the square boss; the bottom surface of the bottle body has a two-level groove structure, the shape of the first-level groove matches the shape of the square boss, a lower annular platform portion is formed around the first-level groove on the bottom surface of the bottle body, and a second-level groove is formed upward on the top of the first-level groove; when the bottles are stacked, the lower annular platform portion of the bottom surface of the upper bottle body abuts against the annular flat portion of the lower bottle body, the first-level groove and the square boss cooperate to position the upper and lower bottles, and a gap is left between the bottle neck and the bottle mouth and the inner wall of the second-level groove.

[0008] The bottle body has an embossed pattern or embossed text on at least one side wall.

[0009] The square boss

[0010] The embossed text is a surname.

[0011] The bottle body has a square cross-section.

[0012] This utility model features a square protrusion that transitions the top of the bottle body to the neck, while a two-stage groove is formed on the bottom surface of the bottle body. The primary groove matches the square protrusion, allowing for quick and accurate positioning when the bottles are stacked. The bottle body has a square cross-section, and the bottles can be arranged or stacked. Stacked bottles can also be arranged in a row. Surnames are embossed on the surface of the bottles, and arranging bottles with embossed surnames can form a display wall of surnames. This utility model has good stability when stacked and arranged, and is both aesthetically pleasing and artistic. Attached Figure Description

[0013] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model;

[0014] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the bottom structure of this utility model;

[0015] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the stacked structure of this utility model;

[0016] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the stacked arrangement of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0017] like Figure 1-4As shown, a stackable wine bottle includes a bottle body 1, a neck 2, and a bottle mouth 3. The bottle body 1 is square, with a square cross-section. A square protrusion 11 is provided on the top surface of the bottle body, and an annular flat portion 12 is formed around the square protrusion 11 on the top surface of the bottle body 1. The top surface of the bottle body 1 transitions to the neck 2 through the square protrusion 11, and the square protrusion 11 and the annular flat portion 12 are smoothly transitioned by a slope or arc surface. The bottom surface of the bottle body 1 is provided with a two-level groove structure, and the shape of the first-level groove 13 is... Matching the shape of the square boss 11, the bottom surface of the bottle body 1 forms a lower annular platform 15 around the primary groove 13. A secondary groove 14 is formed on the top of the primary groove 13. The port of the primary groove 13 smoothly transitions to the bottom surface of the bottle body 1 through a slope or arc surface. When the bottles are stacked, the lower annular platform 15 on the bottom surface of the upper bottle abuts against the annular plane 12 of the lower bottle. The primary groove 13 and the square boss 11 cooperate to position the upper and lower bottles. A gap is left between the neck 2 and the bottle mouth 3 and the inner wall of the secondary groove 14.

[0018] The bottle body 1 has embossed characters 4 on at least one side wall, and the embossed characters 4 are surnames.

[0019] The top of the bottle body 1 and the neck 2 of this utility model are connected by a square boss transition 11. At the same time, a two-stage groove is set on the bottom surface of the bottle body 1, wherein the shape of the first-stage groove matches the square boss. In this way, when the two bottles are stacked, the first-stage groove and the inclined or curved surface of the square boss can quickly and accurately position the two bottles. The cross-section of the bottle body is square, and the orientation of the bottles does not need to be considered when arranging or stacking them. Thus, this utility model has better stability when stacked and arranged.

[0020] In addition, the surnames are embossed on the surface of the bottles. When the bottles with the embossed surnames are arranged, they can form a display wall of the hundred surnames, which has certain ornamental and artistic value.

Claims

1. A wine bottle that can be arranged and stacked, comprising a bottle body (1), a neck (2), and a mouth (3), characterized in that: The bottle body (1) is a square bottle body with a square boss (11) on the top surface. The top surface of the bottle body (1) forms an annular plane (12) around the square boss (11). The top surface of the bottle body (1) transitions to the neck (2) through the square boss (11). The bottom surface of the bottle body (1) is provided with a two-level groove. The shape of the first-level groove (13) matches the shape of the square boss (11). The bottom surface of the bottle body (1) forms a lower annular platform (15) around the first-level groove (13). A second-level groove (14) is opened upward on the top of the first-level groove (13). When the bottles are stacked, the lower annular platform (15) on the bottom surface of the upper bottle body abuts against the annular plane (12) of the lower bottle body. The first-level groove (13) and the square boss (11) cooperate to position the upper and lower bottles. A gap is left between the neck (2) and the bottle mouth (3) and the inner wall of the second-level groove (14).

2. The wine bottle that can be arranged and stacked as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The square boss (11) and the annular flat part (12) are smoothly transitioned by a slope or arc surface; the port of the first-level groove (13) is smoothly transitioned to the bottom surface of the bottle body by a slope or arc surface.

3. A wine bottle that can be arranged and stacked as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The bottle body (1) has at least one side wall with relief patterns or relief text (4).

4. A wine bottle that can be arranged and stacked as described in claim 3, characterized in that: The relief text (4) is a surname.

5. A wine bottle that can be arranged and stacked as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The bottle body (1) has a square cross-section.

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