Book-shaped gift box with hidden handle

Abstract

The utility model relates to a book type gift box of hidden handle. Including inner box and surface shell, the surface shell includes cover and upper front board, the upper front board is magnetically attracted in the front wall outside of inner box, the front wall of inner box is installed with handle, the handle includes fixed portion and movable portion, the fixed portion is fixedly installed in the front wall of inner box, the movable portion is sheet -shaped, and the movable portion is relative fixed portion and turns over between folding state and turning over state, wherein, the movable portion is in the folding state and is attached to the front wall of inner box, to be clamped between the front wall of inner box and the upper front board of being magnetically attracted in the front wall of inner box, and make the movable portion be hidden in the upper front board, the movable portion is in the turning over state and turns over in the upper front board of being magnetically attracted in the front wall of inner box, to supply user hand holds. The utility model discloses when not using handle, can be hidden in the upper front board, realize the hiding of handle. When needing to use handle, the handle movable portion is turned over to outward.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a book-shaped gift box, and more particularly to a book-shaped gift box with a hidden handle. Background Technology

[0002] Book-shaped gift boxes typically consist of an inner box and a cover (i.e., a leather case). The cover of the outer case can be flipped to open or close the inner box. A flip-up front panel is attached to the front of the cover, and the front panel is magnetically attached to the outside of the front wall of the inner box by means of a magnetic assembly.

[0003] Currently, most book-shaped gift boxes on the market come with handles, but most of them are attached to the gift box with ribbons or tape. These gift boxes cannot hide the handles, and in order to expose the handles, it is necessary to make through holes in the cover (especially the front panel) for the handles to pass through. This way of making through holes not only affects the opening and closing of the front panel and cover, but also damages the appearance of the cover and increases the processing difficulty of the cover.

[0004] For example, Chinese utility model patent specification CN 204383897 U discloses a book-shaped box structure, which has a handle (i.e., a carrying handle) on the second side wall and a through hole on the side wall of the lid for the handle to pass through, so as to expose the handle. Since the handle passes through the side wall of the lid, it will be obstructed when the lid is opened and closed. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a book-shaped gift box with a hidden handle, including an inner box and a cover installed outside the inner box. The cover includes a cover plate that flips relative to the inner box and an upper front plate connected to the front side of the cover plate. The upper front plate is magnetically attracted to the outer side of the front wall of the inner box. A handle is installed on the front wall of the inner box. The handle includes a fixed part and a movable part for the user to grip. The fixed part is fixedly installed on the front wall of the inner box. The movable part is in the shape of a thin sheet and flips relative to the fixed part between a folded state and a flipped-out state. When the movable part is in the folded state, it fits against the front wall of the inner box and is held between the front wall of the inner box and the upper front plate magnetically attracted to the front wall of the inner box, thus hiding the movable part inside the upper front plate. When the movable part is in the flipped-out state, it flips out of the upper front plate magnetically attracted to the front wall of the inner box for the user to grip.

[0006] This invention features a thin, sheet-like handle that can be folded and unfolded by flipping. When not in use, the handle can be concealed within the upper front panel, thus hiding it. When the handle is needed, it can be flipped outwards. The handle does not obstruct the opening and closing of the upper front panel and cover, and there is no need to create through holes in the upper front panel, avoiding increased processing difficulty for the outer shell. Attached Figure Description

[0007] Figure 1A perspective view of the present invention is shown, wherein the cover is in the box lid state and the handle is hidden;

[0008] Figure 2 It shows in Figure 1 The diagram shows the cover plate after it has been opened.

[0009] Figure 3 It shows Figure 2 Another perspective 3D view;

[0010] Figure 4 It shows in Figure 2 A schematic diagram showing the components after separation, based on the above.

[0011] Figure 5 A schematic diagram showing the flattened state of the cardboard is shown;

[0012] Figure 6 It shows in Figure 1 This is a diagram showing the front panel flipped upwards based on the previous design.

[0013] Figure 7 It shows in Figure 6 The diagram shows the movable part flipped out to the flipped-out position.

[0014] Figure 8 It shows in Figure 7 The diagram shows the front panel being flipped down so that it is magnetically re-engaged by the front wall of the inner box.

[0015] Figure 9 It shows Figure 8 Another perspective of the 3D view.

[0016] Icon labels:

[0017] 10 Inner box, 101 Front wall of inner box, 102 Outer wall of inner box, 103 Back wall of inner box, 104 First perforation, 105 Second perforation;

[0018] 20. Front panel, 201. Cover plate, 202. Upper front panel, 203. Lower front panel, 204. Gap, 205. Bottom plate, 206. Back plate;

[0019] 30 Handle, 301 Fixed part, 302 Movable part, 303 Vertical part, 304 Upper left wing, 305 Upper right wing, 306 Lower left wing, 307 Lower right wing, 308 First fold line, 309 Upper left small wing, 310 Second fold line, 311 Upper right small wing, 312 Third fold line, 313 Lower left small wing, 314 Fourth fold line, 315 Lower right small wing, 316 Fifth fold line. Detailed Implementation

[0020] The following description, in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, further illustrates the proposed solution.

[0021] like Figures 1 to 9 The book-shaped gift box with a hidden handle shown includes an inner box 10 and a cover 20 installed outside the inner box. The cover 20 includes a cover plate 201 that flips relative to the inner box 10 and an upper front plate 202 connected to the front side of the cover plate 201. In this embodiment, the upper front plate 202 can flip relative to the cover plate 201. The upper front plate 202 is magnetically attracted to the outside of the front wall 101 of the inner box. In this embodiment, the upper front plate 202 and the front wall 101 of the inner box are magnetically attracted to the front wall 101 of the inner box by setting a permanent magnet assembly (not shown in the figure). The front wall 101 of the inner box is equipped with a handle 30.

[0022] The handle 30 includes a fixed part 301 and a movable part 302 for the user to hold;

[0023] The fixing part 301 is fixedly installed on the front wall 101 of the inner box. The movable part 302 is in the shape of a thin sheet, and the movable part 302 flips relative to the fixing part 301 between a folded state and a flipped-out state.

[0024] When the movable part 302 is in the folded state, it fits against the front wall 101 of the inner box and is clamped between the front wall 101 of the inner box and the upper front plate 202 which is magnetically attracted to the front wall of the inner box, so that the movable part 302 is hidden inside the upper front plate 202.

[0025] When the movable part 302 is in the flipped-out state, it flips out from the upper front panel 202, which is magnetically attached to the front wall of the inner box, for the user to grip. This technical solution uses a thin, sheet-like movable handle that can be folded and unfolded by flipping. When the handle is not in use, it can be concealed within the upper front panel, thus hiding it. When the handle is needed, it can be flipped out. The handle does not obstruct the opening and closing of the upper front panel and cover, and there is no need to create through holes in the upper front panel, avoiding increased processing difficulty for the outer shell.

[0026] like Figure 6 As shown, first flip the upper front panel 202 upward to expose the movable part 302, at which time the movable part 302 is in a folded state;

[0027] Then flip the movable part 302 outward, as shown. Figure 7 As shown, the movable part 302 is flipped from the folded state to the unfolded state;

[0028] Finally, flip the front panel 202 downwards, as shown. Figure 8 As shown, the upper front panel 202 is magnetically attracted back to the front wall 101 of the inner box.

[0029] The outer shell 20 also includes a lower front plate 203, which is fixedly installed on the outside of the front wall 101 of the inner box. The lower front plate 203 is located below the upper front plate 202, which is magnetically attached to the front wall of the inner box. A gap 204 is provided between the lower front plate 203 and the upper front plate 202 for the movable part 302 in the flipped-out state to pass through. This technical solution is reasonably designed. The movable part of the handle passes through the upper and lower front plates through the gap between the lower and upper front plates, thereby eliminating the need to make holes in the upper or lower front plates for the movable part to pass through, and avoiding increasing the processing difficulty of the outer shell.

[0030] The handle 30 is located in the middle of the front wall 101 of the inner box.

[0031] The outer shell 20 also includes a bottom plate 205 and a back plate 206. The bottom plate 205 is fixedly installed under the bottom wall 102 of the inner box, and the back plate 206 is fixedly installed on the back wall 103 of the inner box. The front wall 101 of the inner box is opposite to the back wall 103 of the inner box.

[0032] The lower front plate 203, bottom plate 205, back plate 206, cover plate 201 and upper front plate 202 are connected in sequence.

[0033] The handle 30 is made of folded cardboard. Using paper material for the handle improves environmental friendliness compared to traditional handles made of ribbon, plastic, leather, wood, etc., and using folded cardboard can reduce production costs.

[0034] The cardboard, when unfolded, is in the shape of an "I", including a vertical part 303 in the middle, an upper left wing 304 located to the upper left of the vertical part 303, an upper right wing 305 located to the upper right of the vertical part 303, a lower left wing 306 located to the lower left of the vertical part 303, and a lower right wing 307 located to the lower right of the vertical part 303.

[0035] The vertical part 303 has a first broken line 308 parallel to the vertical part 303 in the middle;

[0036] The upper left wing 304 is provided with an upper left wing 309 at its end, and the upper left wing 304 and the upper left wing 309 are connected by a second fold line 310.

[0037] The upper right wing 305 is provided with an upper right wing 311 at its end, and the upper right wing 305 and the upper right wing 311 are connected by a third fold line 312.

[0038] The lower left wing 306 is provided with a lower left wing 313 at its end, and the lower left wing 306 and the lower left wing 313 are connected by a fourth broken line 314;

[0039] The lower right wing 307 is provided with a lower right wing 315 at its end, and the lower right wing 307 and the lower right wing 315 are connected by a fifth fold line 316.

[0040] The vertical part 303 is folded in half by the first fold line 308, so that the upper left wing 304 and the upper right wing 305 are attached together, and the lower left wing 306 and the lower right wing 307 are attached together. In this embodiment, the upper left wing and the upper right wing, and the lower left wing and the lower right wing can be glued and fixed together.

[0041] The upper left wing 309 is folded along the second fold line 310, and the upper right wing 311 is folded along the third fold line 312, wherein the folding directions of the upper left wing 309 and the upper right wing 311 are opposite.

[0042] The lower left wing 313 is folded along the fourth fold line 314, and the lower right wing 315 is folded along the fifth fold line 316, wherein the folding directions of the lower left wing 313 and the lower right wing 315 are opposite.

[0043] The upper left wing 309, upper right wing 311, lower left wing 313 and lower right wing 315 constitute the fixing part 301 of the handle;

[0044] The vertical part 303, upper left wing 304, upper right wing 305, lower left wing 306, and lower right wing 307 constitute the movable part 302 of the handle. This technical solution features a simple and rationally designed cardboard structure that is easy to fold. Furthermore, the upper left wing, upper right wing, lower left wing, and lower right wing can be used to form a fixing part, simplifying the structure.

[0045] The front wall 101 of the inner box is provided with a first through hole 104 for the upper left wing 304 and the upper right wing 305 to pass through. The upper left wing 309 and the upper right wing 311 are fixedly installed on the inner side of the front wall 101 of the inner box. In this embodiment, the upper left wing and the upper right wing can be glued and fixed to the inner side of the front wall of the inner box.

[0046] The front wall 101 of the inner box is also provided with a second through hole 105 for the lower left wing 306 and the lower right wing 307 to pass through. The lower left wing 313 and the lower right wing 315 are fixedly installed on the inner side of the front wall 101 of the inner box. In this embodiment, the lower left wing and the lower right wing can be glued to the inner side of the front wall of the inner box. This technical solution arranges the upper left wing, upper right wing, lower left wing, and lower right wing (i.e., the fixing part) on the inner side of the front wall of the inner box, avoiding the fixing part from occupying the space on the outer side of the front wall of the inner box and avoiding obstruction of the fitting of the upper front panel with the outer side of the front wall of the inner box.

Claims

1. A book-shaped gift box with a concealed handle, comprising an inner box and a front cover mounted on the outside of the inner box, the front cover comprising a cover plate that flips relative to the inner box and an upper front plate connected to the front side of the cover plate, the upper front plate being magnetically attached to the outer side of the front wall of the inner box, and a handle being mounted on the front wall of the inner box, characterized in that: The handle includes a fixed part and a movable part for the user to grip; The fixed part is fixedly installed on the front wall of the inner box, and the movable part is in the shape of a thin sheet, and the movable part flips relative to the fixed part between a folded state and a flipped-out state, wherein... When the movable part is in the folded state, it fits against the front wall of the inner box and is clamped between the front wall of the inner box and the upper front panel that is magnetically attached to the front wall of the inner box, so that the movable part is hidden inside the upper front panel. When the movable part is in the flipped-out state, it flips out from the upper front panel that is magnetically attached to the front wall of the inner box, so that the user can hold it.

2. The book-shaped gift box with a hidden handle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The outer shell also includes a lower front plate, which is fixedly installed on the outside of the front wall of the inner box and is located below the upper front plate that is magnetically attached to the front wall of the inner box. A gap is provided between the lower front plate and the upper front plate for the movable part in the flipped-out state to pass through.

3. The book-shaped gift box with a hidden handle according to claim 2, characterized in that: The handle is located in the middle of the front wall of the inner box.

4. The book-shaped gift box with a hidden handle according to claim 2, characterized in that: The outer shell also includes a bottom plate and a back plate, the bottom plate being fixedly installed under the bottom wall of the inner box, and the back plate being fixedly installed on the back wall of the inner box; The lower front panel, bottom panel, back panel, cover panel, and upper front panel are connected in sequence.

5. The book-shaped gift box with a concealed handle according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that: The handle is made of folded cardboard.

6. The book-shaped gift box with a concealed handle according to claim 5, characterized in that: The cardboard, when unfolded, is in the shape of an "I", including a vertical part in the middle, an upper left wing located to the upper left of the vertical part, an upper right wing located to the upper right of the vertical part, a lower left wing located to the lower left of the vertical part, and a lower right wing located to the lower right of the vertical part. The vertical section has a first broken line parallel to the vertical section in the middle; The upper left wing is provided with a small upper left wing at its end, and the upper left wing and the small upper left wing are connected by a second fold line; The upper right wing is provided with a small upper right wing at its end, and the upper right wing and the small upper right wing are connected by a third fold line; The lower left wing has a small lower left wing at its end, and the lower left wing and the small lower left wing are connected by a fourth fold line; The lower right wing is provided with a lower right wing at its end, and the lower right wing and the lower right wing are connected by a fifth fold line; The vertical section is folded in half along the first fold line, so that the upper left wing fits into the upper right wing and the lower left wing fits into the lower right wing; The upper left wing folds along the second fold line, and the upper right wing folds along the third fold line, wherein the folding directions of the upper left wing and the upper right wing are opposite. The lower left wing folds along the fourth fold line, and the lower right wing folds along the fifth fold line, wherein the folding directions of the lower left wing and the lower right wing are opposite. The upper left wing, upper right wing, lower left wing, and lower right wing together form the fixing part of the handle; The vertical section, upper left wing, upper right wing, lower left wing, and lower right wing constitute the movable part of the handle.

7. The book-shaped gift box with a concealed handle according to claim 6, characterized in that: The front wall of the inner box is provided with a first through hole for the upper left wing and upper right wing to pass through, and the upper left wing and upper right wing are fixedly installed on the inner side of the front wall of the inner box. The front wall of the inner box is also provided with a second perforation for the left and right lower wings to pass through, and the left and right lower wings are fixedly installed on the inner side of the front wall of the inner box.

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