Container
AssigneeMainline Flatpacks Limited
InventorBarry Lill
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Abstract
A blank (100) for a container (500) for the transit of goods, the blank configured to form a container having a base and sidewalls, the blank comprising: a flexible retainer (104) fixed to the blank and configured such that when the container is formed, first and second portions (104a, 104b) of the flexible retainer are positioned on opposing sidewalls of the container and are foldable over an item placed within the container to retain the item in position, wherein a cohesive material is applied to a first side (112) of the first portion of the flexible retainer and to a second side (114) of the second portion of the flexible retainer, wherein the second side is opposite the first side.
Claims19
A blank for a container for the transit of goods, the blank configured to form a container having a base and sidewalls, the blank comprising:
- a flexible retainer fixed to the blank and configured such that when the container is formed, first and second portions of the flexible retainer are positioned on opposing sidewalls of the container and are foldable over an item placed within the container to retain the item in position,
- wherein a cohesive material is applied to a first side of the first portion of the flexible retainer and to a second side of the second portion of the flexible retainer, wherein the second side is opposite the first side.
A blank for a container for the transit of goods, the blank configured to form a container having a base and sidewalls, the blank comprising:
- a flexible retainer fixed to the blank and configured such that when the container is formed, first and second discrete sections of the flexible retainer are positioned on opposing sidewalls of the container and are foldable over an item placed within the box to retain the item in position,
- wherein a cohesive material is applied to at least one side of each of the first and second discrete sections.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.