Disk storage case

Abstract

This invention relates to a disc storage case adapted to store a hard case type floppy disc used for a personal computer, a word processor and the like, and a minidisc (MD), etc. used for musical minicomponents and the like. The disc storage case according to the present invention is formed by connecting together in one body two substantially triangular case members, each of which has an opened portion and plural partition plates, at one end portion of each thereof so that the case members can be opened and closed freely.

1 . A disc storage case characterized in that the case is formed by connecting together in one body two substantially triangular case members, each of which has an opened portion and plural partition plates, at their respective one end portion so that the case members can be opened and closed freely.  
     
     
         2 . A disc storage case according to  claim 1 , wherein the case is provided with disc storage chambers formed of substantially triangular partition plates provided at predetermined intervals, and continuous front wall surfaces provided at front surface portions of the partition plates; and formed so that the disc storage chambers of one case member alternate in a superposed state on those of the other when the case members are closed, a continuous integral connecting portion of a plastic being formed at upper end portions of the front wall surfaces, whereby the case members can be opened and closed freely via the connecting portion as a fulcrum.  
     
     
         3 . A disc storage case according to  claim 1 , wherein the case is provided with disc storage chambers formed of substantially triangular partition plates provided at predetermined intervals, and continuous front wall surfaces provided at front surface portions of the partition plates; and formed so that the disc storage chambers of one case member alternate in a superposed state with those of the other when the case members are closed, a hinge-carrying continuous integral connecting portion being formed at upper end portions of the front wall surfaces, whereby the case members can be opened and closed freely via the connecting portion as a fulcrum.