Display carrier with dividing member
AssigneeCoburn, Inc.
InventorRobert G. Carver
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AssigneeCoburn, Inc.
InventorRobert G. Carver
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A display carrier has top and bottom walls, first and second sidewalls, at least one vertical partition wall and a horizontal dividing member in the sleeve. The vertical partition wall extends between the top and bottom walls to define adjacent interior compartments within the sleeve. The horizontal dividing member may be connected to the first and second sidewalls and comprises (1) a first horizontal panel that is cut primarily from the bottom wall and is connected to the first sidewall along a horizontal fold line where the panel is connected to the first sidewall; and (2) a second horizontal panel that also is cut primarily from the bottom wall and is connected to the partition wall along a horizontal fold line where the panel is connected to the partition wall. Alternatively, the horizontal dividing member comprises a horizontal panel extending continuously as a single piece and having opposed ends which do not reach their respective sidewalls. The horizontal panel is cut primarily from a vertical partition wall as a single piece and is connected to the partition wall along a pair of aligned horizontal hinge lines where the panel intersects and is integral with the partition wall. Support members cut primarily from the bottom wall are used for supporting the opposed ends of the horizontal panel to form a substantially horizontal dividing member.
A collapsible carrier for articles, said carrier being formed from a sheet of foldable material and being movable between a collapsed condition for shipping and storage and an erect condition for receiving and holding articles, said carrier comprising:
A collapsible carrier for articles, said carrier being formed from a sheet of foldable material and being movable between a collapsed condition for shipping and storage and an erect condition for receiving and holding articles, said carrier comprising:
A collapsible carrier for articles, said carrier being formed from a sheet of foldable material and being movable between a collapsed condition for shipping and storage and an erect condition for receiving and holding articles, said carrier comprising:
A collapsible carrier for articles, said carrier being formed from a sheet of foldable material and being movable between a collapsed condition for shipping and storage and an erect condition for receiving and holding articles, said carrier comprising:
A foldable blank for forming a collapsible carrier for articles comprising a longitudinally extending cardboard sheet having a periphery and plurality of parallel fold lines transverse to the longitudinal axis of said blank that define a plurality of distinct planar sections along the length of said sheet, each planar section having opposed end edges, said sections comprising, in longitudinal succession, a first bottom wall panel, a first sidewall, a top wall, a second sidewall, a second bottom wall panel, a partition wall and a glue flap;
A foldable blank for forming a collapsible carrier for articles comprising a longitudinally extending cardboard sheet having a plurality of parallel fold lines transverse to the longitudinal axis of said blank that define a plurality of distinct planar sections along the length of said sheet, each planar section having opposed end edges, said sections comprising, in longitudinal succession, a first bottom wall panel, a first sidewall, a top wall, a second sidewall, a second bottom wall panel, a partition wall and a glue flap;
A foldable blank for forming a collapsible carrier for articles comprising a longitudinally extending cardboard sheet having a plurality of parallel fold lines transverse to the longitudinal axis of said blank that define a plurality of distinct planar sections along the length of said sheet, each planar section having opposed end edges, said sections comprising, in longitudinal succession, a first bottom wall panel, a first sidewall, a top wall, a second sidewall, a second bottom wall panel, a partition wall and a glue flap;
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