Tuckable stabilizing carrier means for handling portable containers

Abstract

A tuckable carrier includes a one-piece paper or plastic board having a plurality of container holes formed in a central base plate portion, a pair of side-wing plate portions respectively protruding sidewardly from the central base plate portion having a plurality of retaining lugs respectively formed in a plurality of slots cut in each side-wing plate portion, and a pair of handle portions respectively formed on two outer end portions of the two side-wing plate portions adapted to be held by a user's hand, in which a plurality of portable containers such as paper boxes filled with beverage liquid or foods generally formed as truncated cone shape or prismatic shape tapered downwardly can be engageably inserted into the plurality of container holes to be stably retained by the retaining lugs when each slot is engaged with an upper side peripheral portion of each container and the two handle portions formed on the one-piece board can be tucked to be held by the user's hand for carrying the portable containers conveniently and stably.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.