Transport container
OwnerDirk-Peter Sinzinventor
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Abstract
A transport container has three wall panels (14, 15, 16) which can be folded in one above another in layers, and also a fourth wall panel (29) mounted on a slide member (28). This fourth wall panel (29) can, when required, be stowed beneath the base panel (12) in order to make possible unhindered access into the container from the front side. The container can be stored, with a saving of space, in the folded-up state.
Claims41
Transport container, including a base panel and wall panels pivotably mounted on its peripheral edges of the said base panel, such that the said wall panels can be folded in, parallel to the base panel, into an inoperative position in which a first wall panel lies directly on the base panel and a second wall panel lies between the first and a third wall panel, and with arresting devices on the wall panels, in order to mutually arrest these in their operative position, unfolded perpendicularly with respect to the base panel, characterized in that a fourth wall panel unit (29) is pivotably mounted on a slide member (28), which slide member is displaceably guided beneath and parallel to the base panel (12), such that the fourth wall panel unit (29) is pivotable out of its operating position folded up perpendicularly to the base panel into an intermediate position directed parallel to the base panel and is then displaceable in common with the slide member (28) into a stowage position lying beneath and parallel to the base panel (12).
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