| CPC B65D 81/127 (2013.01) [B65D 81/057 (2013.01); B65D 2581/053 (2013.01)] | 14 Claims |

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1. A cushioning material having a multilayer structure, the cushioning material comprising:
a first layer including
a first flat plate portion extending in a first direction in which the cushioning material extends and having a flat plate shape,
a second flat plate portion extending in the first direction and having a flat plate shape, and
a first support portion provided between the first flat plate portion and the second flat plate portion, the first support portion including a plurality of corrugated portions that are periodically arranged, each of the plurality of corrugated portions of the first support portion having
a first support body coupled to the first flat plate portion at a first coupling point and coupled to the second flat plate portion at a second coupling point located in the first direction from the first coupling point, and
a second support body coupled to the second flat plate portion at the second coupling point and coupled to the first flat plate portion at a third coupling point located in the first direction from the second coupling point, and
a length of the first support body and a length of the second support body being different from each other, such that a strength of the first layer in a second direction is stronger than a strength of the first layer in the first direction the second direction being a direction in which the cushioning material extends and is opposite to the first direction; and
a second layer including
a third flat plate portion extending in the first direction and having a flat plate shape,
a fourth flat plate portion extending in the first direction and having a flat plate shape, and
a second support portion provided between the third flat plate portion and the fourth flat plate portion, the second support portion including a plurality of corrugated portions that are periodically arranged, each of the plurality of corrugated portions of the second support portion having
a third support body coupled to the third flat plate portion at a fourth coupling point and coupled to the fourth flat plate portion at a fifth coupling point located in the first direction from the fourth coupling point, and
a fourth support body coupled to the fourth flat plate portion at the fifth coupling point and coupled to the third flat plate portion at a sixth coupling point located in the first direction from the fifth coupling point, and
a length of the third support body and a length of the fourth support body being different from each other, such that a strength of the second layer in the first direction is stronger than a strength of the second layer in the second direction.
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