Box, and box material
AssigneeSony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
InventorsMotohiro Sato, Takanori Noda, Atsunori Hamamoto
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Abstract
A box from which an article stored inside the box can be easily taken out and a box material that can form the box is described. A lid section of the box has a first circumferential wall section that surrounds a top plate section. A storage section of the box has a second circumferential wall section that surrounds a bottom plate section. The first circumferential wall section of the storage section is lower in height than the first circumferential wall section of the lid section. The lid section has a supported surface that is arranged below the top plate section and is supported by an upper end of the second circumferential wall section in a state where the lid section is closed.
Claims7
A box comprising:
- a storage section;
- and
- a lid section that covers an upper side of the storage section,
- wherein:
- the lid section has a top plate section and a first circumferential wall section that surrounds the top plate section;
- the storage section has a bottom plate section and a second circumferential wall section that surrounds the bottom plate section;
- the first circumferential wall section is connected to the storage section via a crease,
- the second circumferential wall section is lower in height than the first circumferential wall section;
- and
- the lid section further has a supported surface that is arranged below the top plate section and is supported by an upper end of the second circumferential wall section in a state where the lid section is closed.
A flat plate-shaped box material that is able to form, by being bent, a box comprising:
- a storage section;
- and
- a lid section;
- wherein:
- the lid section has a top plate section and a first circumferential wall section for surrounding the top plate section;
- the storage section has a bottom plate section and a second circumferential wall section for surrounding the bottom plate section;
- the first circumferential wall section is connected to the storage section via a crease in a state where the box is formed;
- the second circumferential wall section is formed so as to be lower in height than the first circumferential wall section in a state where the box is formed and the lid section is closed;
- and
- the lid section further has a supported surface that is arranged below the top plate section and is supported by an upper end of the second circumferential wall section in a state where the box is formed and the lid section is closed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.