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US 10,906,688 B2Granted
Container with integral divider wall
AssigneeRoyal Box Group, LLC
InventorsTimothy P. Burda, Mark D. Rivas
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Abstract
Containers for holding packaging, such as blister-pack packaging, can be formed from a unitary piece of paperboard or other material. The containers have an interior defined by front and rear walls, first and second sidewalls, and a container bottom. The containers also include a divider panel that separates the interior into at least two sections. Flaps having multiple apertures for receiving corners of the packaging can be attached to the first and second sidewalls and the divider wall.
Claims17
A container, comprising:
- a rear wall comprising a first wall panel;
- a first sidewall comprising a second wall panel, the first sidewall being attached to the rear wall;
- a front wall comprising a third wall panel, the front wall being attached to the first sidewall;
- a second sidewall comprising a fourth wall panel, the second sidewall being attached to the rear wall and the front wall;
- a bottom comprising a bottom flap, the bottom being attached to at least one of the front wall, the rear wall, the first sidewall, and the second sidewall;
- a divider wall comprising a first divider wall panel, the divider wall being configured to divide an interior of the container into at least two sections;
- the divider wall being integrally attached to at least one of the front wall, the rear wall, the first sidewall, and the second sidewall;
- wherein the divider wall is integrally attached to the rear wall;
- and wherein the divider wall further comprises a second divider wall panel integrally attached to the first divider wall panel;
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- a first wall flap integrally attached to the first sidewall;
- a second wall flap integrally attached to the second sidewall;
- a third wall flap integrally attached to the first divider wall panel;
- and a fourth wall flap integrally attached to the second divider wall panel;
- wherein the first, second, third, and fourth wall flaps each have a plurality of apertures formed therein.
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