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US 4,374,560 AGranted
Collapsible display bin stand
AssigneeContainer Corporation of America
InventorRobert J. Howlett
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Abstract
A collapsible, bin-type, display stand having a polygonal-shaped receptacle member supported by a plurality of contiguous polygonal-shaped tubular structures.
Claims6
A collapsible, automatically erectable, display bin stand formed of foldable sheet-material such as paperboard, comprising:
- (a) a hexagonal-shaped, upper, receptacle member, supported by a base member which includes a plurality of hexagonal-shaped tubes;
- (b) said stand including six generally inverted, L-shaped, side panels extending substantially the entire height of said stand and being joined to each other on parallel fold lines to form a tubular structure;
- (c) said side panels having integral upper and lower portions which form parts of the receptacle and base members, respectively;
- (d) said base member including a plurality of panels joined to said side panel lower portions and to each other on parallel fold lines to form said hexagonal-shaped tubes;
- (e) a floor panel in said receptacle member supported on said base member.
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A collapsible, automatically erectable, display bin stand formed of foldable sheet-material such as paperboard, comprising:
- (a) a polygonal-shaped upper, receptacle member, supported by a base member which includes a plurality of contiguous, polygonal-shaped tubes;
- (b) said stand including a plurality of side panels extending substantially the entire height of said stand and being joined to each other on parallel fold lines to form a tubular structure;
- (c) said side panels having integral upper and lower portions which form parts of the receptacle and base members, respectively;
- (d) said base member including a plurality of center panels joined to said side panel lower portions and to each other on parallel fold lines to form a plurality of contiguous tubular structures;
- (e) a floor panel in said receptacle member supported on said base member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.