Seat storage case

Abstract

The article according to the design of the present application (hereinafter referred to as the "article") is a sheet storage case that stores sheets with stickers or the like attached in a stacked state. As shown in the drawings with the lid open, the article is composed of a bottomed, substantially rectangular tubular body having an opening that opens upward and a peripheral wall erected on the edge of the opening, and a bottomed, substantially rectangular tubular lid that opens and closes the opening of the body, and the body and the lid are integrally connected via a hinge provided on one of the long sides. The article has a substantially semicircular bottom cutout that opens to the bottom at the center of one of the short sides of the body, and a peripheral wall cutout that cuts out the peripheral wall on one of the short sides so that the bottom cutout is continuous with the opening, and when the lid is opened, the stacked sheets can be lifted up by a finger inserted through the bottom cutout or the peripheral wall cutout, and smoothly removed from the opening. The article also has a protruding piece protruding outward from the center of the other of the two short sides of the main body, and can be stored in a hanging state by tying a string or the like to an opening hole in the protruding piece or by hooking a hook attached to a wall. Furthermore, the article is closed around the hinge with the opening of the main body and the opening of the lid facing each other, and the opening edge of the lid is abutted against the peripheral wall of the main body from the outside. The lid of the article has a locking device having an elongated fitting hole that fits into an elongated protrusion extending in the longitudinal direction from the center of the other of the two long sides of the main body, and is kept in a closed state by fitting the fitting hole of the locking device to the protrusion of the main body by rotating around the hinge. The article also has a concave protrusion with a central recess at each of the four corners of the bottom surface of the main body, and a convex portion that fits into the recess of each concave protrusion of the main body at each of the four corners of the lid, and when there are multiple items, they can be stacked without slipping off.

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