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US 2006/0231720 A1Published application
Display stand for disposable serving containers
AssigneeGeorgia-Pacific Corporation
InventorTracy Smith
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Abstract
A display stand for disposable serving ware containers, such as paper or plastic plates, platters, deep dishes or bowls that displays the containers in a vertical position so the face of the container can be readily viewed by the consumer at the point of purchase.
Claims19
A display stand, comprising:
- a front panel;
- a rear panel, substantially parallel to the front panel;
- a first side panel adjoining the front panel and the rear panel;
- a second side panel adjoining the front panel and the rear panel and being spaced from the first side panel;
- wherein the front panel, the rear panel, the first side panel, and the second side panel define an open top portion and an open bottom portion and the rear panel has a top portion that defines a shoulder that is adapted to support a portion of a product disposed in the display stand.
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A blank for forming a display stand, comprising:
- a first panel;
- a second panel adjoining the first panel along a first vertical fold line;
- a third panel adjoining the second panel along a second vertical fold line;
- a fourth panel adjoining the third panel along a third vertical fold line;
- and
- a fifth panel adjoining the fourth panel along a fourth vertical fold line wherein the second panel includes a fifth vertical fold line disposed about midway between the first vertical fold line and the second vertical fold line and the fourth panel includes a sixth vertical fold line disposed about midway between the third vertical fold line and the fourth vertical fold line.
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A blank for forming a display stand, comprising:
- a first panel;
- a second panel adjoining the first panel along a first vertical fold line;
- a third panel adjoining the second panel along a second vertical fold line;
- a fourth panel adjoining the third panel along a third vertical fold line;
- and
- a fifth panel adjoining the fourth panel along a fourth vertical fold line, wherein the second panel has a concavely curved top portion and the fourth panel has a concavely curved top portion.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.