Asymmetrical end-loadable carton for rolled sheet materials
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsStephen Kreg Newby, Kent Robert Wahl
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AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsStephen Kreg Newby, Kent Robert Wahl
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The present invention relates to dispensing cartons for sheet materials such as polymeric sheets, metallic foils, and other sheet materials, particularly those suitable for use in the containment and protection of various items including perishable materials. The present invention further relates to such cartons which permit end-loading of the roll of product into the carton during the manufacturing process. The present invention provides an asymmetrical carton for containing and dispensing a roll of sheet material. The carton has a longitudinal axis, and has both an erected condition and a flattened condition. The carton when erected forms a cylindrical structure having an asymmetrical polygonal cross-section formed from a plurality of substantially planar side panels. The carton has fold lines defined by the intersection of adjacent side panels, and is foldable into a flattened condition by folding the carton at two fold lines to form a substantially planar structure.
An asymmetrical carton for containing and dispensing a roll of sheet material, said carton having a longitudinal axis, said carton having an erected condition and a flattened condition, said carton when erected forming a cylindrical structure having an asymmetrical polygonal cross-section formed from a plurality of substantially planar side panels, said carton having fold lines defined by the intersection of adjacent side panels, said carton being foldable into said flattened condition by folding said carton at two fold lines to form a substantially planar structure.
A carton for containing and dispensing a sheet material, said carton comprising:
A carton for containing and dispensing a sheet material, said carton comprising:
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