Collapsible cargo container assembly

A collapsible cargo container assembly, comprising:

• a collapsible skeleton framework defining a front, rear and opposite sides of the container assembly and including
• a plurality of ribs each of which extends generally planar in a front-to-rear direction,
• the ribs being spaced in a side-to-side direction when the container assembly is in an open condition,
• each of said ribs including a front post portion extending vertically between a top and bottom of the container assembly and a rear post portion spaced rearwardly of the front post portion and extending vertically upwardly from the bottom of the container assembly,
• a plurality of articulated braces connected to and extending between the ribs to hold the ribs in spaced relationship in the open condition of the container assembly,
• the articulated braces being foldable to position the ribs in juxtaposition alongside each other in a collapsed condition of the container assembly,
• each of said articulated braces comprising a rod-like member pivotally mounted at opposite ends to adjacent ones of said ribs;
• and
• a flexible cover substantially about at least the front, rear and opposite sides of the collapsible framework, the cover being fixed to the framework for folding therewith as the framework moves back-and-forth between the open and collapsed conditions thereof.

A collapsible cargo container assembly, comprising:

• a collapsible skeleton framework defining a front, rear and opposite sides of the container assembly and including
• a plurality of generally parallel ribs spaced from and generally planar to each other when the container assembly is in an open condition,
• a plurality of articulated braces connected to and extending between the ribs to hold the ribs in spaced relationship in the open condition of the container assembly, and
• the articulated braces being foldable to position the ribs in juxtaposition alongside each other in a collapsed condition of the container assembly;
• and
• a flexible cover substantially about the collapsible framework and fixed thereto for folding therewith as the framework moves back-and-forth between the open and collapsed conditions thereof.