Carton for shipping or displaying of articles
AssigneeHartness International, Inc.
InventorThomas S. Hartness
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Abstract
A carton is disclosed for use in storing, transporting and displaying a plurality of articles and including a base member for supporting the articles and a top cap cover telescoping over the articles and upturned panels of the base member. The cover is detachably connected to the base member by adhesive material applied to the corners of the base member. To remove the cover, a user inserts his fingers between adjacent panels of the cap cover and base member and quickly extends his hands outwardly to break the adhesive binding thereby releasing the cover for removal.
Claims9
A carton for shipping and/or displaying articles comprising a base member for supporting the articles and completely detachable top cap member, said base member having bottom panel, front, rear and side base panels attached to and upstanding from the bottom panel a distance less than the height of the articles and retained erect by corner flaps thereby forming base corners, said top cap member being formed with a top panel having front, rear and side cover panels depending from said top panel and being arranged to overlap said front, rear and side base panels of said base member, respectively, said front, rear and side panels of said top cap member being attached to said overlapped corresponding front, rear and side panels of said base member by adhesive material at said base corners, said front, rear and side cover panels being readily separable at their mid-portions from corresponding mid-portions of said front, rear and side base panels, respectively, to permit the insertion of a user's fingers therebetween and the removal of said top cap member by manual separation of the attached panels and lifting thereof.
A carton for shipping and/or displaying articles comprising a base portion having two or more superimposed separated base members for supporting the articles and a completely detachable top cap member, each of said base members having a bottom panel, front, rear and side base panels attached to and upstanding from the respective bottom panels a distance less than the height of the articles supported thereon and retained erect by corner flaps thereby forming base corners for each of said base members, said top cap member being formed with a top panel having front, rear and side cover panels depending from said top panel and being arranged to overlap said front, rear and side base panels of said base members, respectively, said front, rear and side panels of said top cap member being detachably attached to said overlapped corresponding front, rear and side base panels of at least the lowermost of said base members by adhesive material applied at said base corners of the lowermost of said base members said front, rear and side cover panels being readily separable at their mid-portions from corresponding mid-portions of said front, rear and side base panels, respectively, to permit the insertion of a user's fingers therebetween and the removal of said top cap member by manual separation of the attached panels and lifting thereof.
A carton for shipping and/or displaying articles comprising a base portion having two side-by-side side positioned base members abutting along a common separation line for supporting the articles and a completely detachable top cap member, each of said base members having upstanding base panels extending a distance less than the height of the articles and being retained erect by corner flaps, said base portion having base corners formed by two corners of each of said base members, said top cap member having depending cover panels arranged to overlap corresponding panels of said base portion, said cover panels being detachably attached to said overlapped corresponding base panels of said base portion by adhesive material at said base corners, said cover panels being readily separable at their mid-portions from corresponding mid-portions of said base panels to permit the insertion of a user's fingers therebetween and the removal of said cap member by manual separation of the attached panels and lifting thereof.
A carton for shipping and/or displaying articles comprising a base member for supporting the articles and a completely detachable top cap member, said base member having bottom panel, front, rear and side base panels attached to and upstanding from the bottom panel a distance less than the height of the articles and retained erect by corner flaps thereby forming base corners, said top cap member being formed with a top panel having side cover panels and front and rear panels depending from said top panel and being arranged to overlap said side base panels and said front and rear panels of said base member, respectively, said side panels of said top cap member being attached to said overlapped corresponding side base panels of said base member by adhesive material at the ends of said side panels of said base member, adhesive means attaching said front and rear panels of said top cap member to said front and rear panels of said base member to permit the insertion of the user's fingers therebetween for readily separating said front and rear panels of said top cap members from said front and rear panels of said base member, and said side cover panels being readily separable at their mid-portions from corresponding mid-portions of said side base panels, respectively, to permit the insertion of a user's fingers therebetween and the removal of said top cap member by manual separation of the attached panels and lifting thereof.
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