Front loaded display carton
AssigneeWestvaco Corporation
InventorHampton E. Forbes, Jr.
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Abstract
A front loaded display carton is formed from a one-piece, cut and scored blank of paperboard or the like that is preglued and shipped to the user in a collapsed condition. The carton when squared is of essentially rectangular configuration with a display opening in the front wall and a product containing pocket located interiorly of the carton beneath the display opening. The product containing pocket is formed by internal walls known generally as header panels and stop panels which are cut from the one-piece blank.
Claims8
A collapsible front loaded display carton having opposed, front and rear panels of substantially equal length joined to opposed side wall panels of substantially equal length, said panels being arranged in the form of a sleeve with end closure flaps foldably attached to each end, a window opening cut from said front panel and an extension panel attached to one of said sidewall panels, said extension panel being secured interiorly of the carton to form a product capturing pocket beneath the front panel window, said extension panel being cut and scored to provide a T-shaped section the entirety of which is adhered to the interior of one of said front or rear panels and a U-shaped section the entirety of which is adhered to the interior of one of said front or rear panels.
A collapsible front loaded display carton prepared from a folded blank of paperboard comprising front and rear panels joined by opposing side walls, end closure flaps attached to the ends of said front and rear panels and side walls, a display opening cut from said front panel and an extension panel foldably attached to one of said side walls and adapted to form an interior pocket beneath said display opening when the carton is erected, said extension panel being cut and scored to provide a U-shaped section the entirety of which is adhered to the interior of said front panel, a T-shaped section the entirety of which is adhered to the interior of said rear panel and a pair of product stop panels and a header panel separating said U and T-shaped sections form one another when the carton is erected.
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