Back to results
US 2004/0163992 A1Published application
Single taco trap and holder
OwnerRobert Chris Muis, Susanne Muisinventors
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A disposable single trap and holder for tacos and the like comprised of semi-rigid flat material to accommodate the ability of the holder to be efficiently packaged in a retail container. The holder has a flat disk-shaped configuration with specific cuts and lines of weakness, whereas, when pressed outward from center, the holder will form first and second side walls extending from a generally horizontal base portion to accommodate and support a taco and the like in an upright position.
Claims16
A blank for assembly into a holder for a taco and the like comprising:
- a) a substantially disk-shaped object formed of semi-rigid material;
- b) a central longitudinal cut line;
- c) first and second cut lines transverse on opposing ends of said central longitudinal cut line;
- d) first and second lines of weakness being parallel to and on opposing sides of said central longitudinal cut line;
- e) first and second side walls, configured so that when said blank is pressed outward along said longitudinal and said first and second transverse cut lines, said disk-shaped object forms substantially perpendicular said first and second side walls extending therefrom.
2 more elements
A blank for assembly into a holder for a taco and the like comprising:
- a) a substantially disk-shaped object formed of semi-rigid material;
- b) a central longitudinal cut line;
- c) a central latitudinal cut line;
- d) first and second cut lines transverse on opposing ends of said central longitudinal cut line;
- e) first and second lines of weakness being parallel to and on opposing sides of said central longitudinal cut line;
- f) first, second, third, and fourth side walls, configured so that when said blank is pressed outward along said longitudinal, latitudinal, and said first and second transverse cut lines, said disk-shaped object forms substantially perpendicular said first, second, third, and fourth side walls extending therefrom.
3 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.