Tab closing device in a quick sheet for wrapping
AssigneeHampshire Paper Corp.
InventorStephen Stepanek
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Abstract
A novel and unique method for the wrapping of an object is described. This method employs a sheet of wrapping material having an upper surface and a lower surface, a first end and a second end and having a tab closure device adhered to one end of said upper surface. When wrapping up an object, the object is laid on the upper surface on an end away from said tab and rolled thereto. The tab closure device comprises a strip of material adhered firmly to the upper surface of said material and folded over, with a small amount of pressure sensitive adhesive applied between the folds. When this is pulled up to exposed the pressure sensitive adhesive, the tab can be used to firmly close the two ends. This material is particularly useful in the quick wrapping of a floral arrangement or grouping.
Claims8
A method for wrapping an object comprising the steps of:
- providing a sheet of material having an upper surface and a lower surface, a first end and a second end;
- providing a tab closure element for said sheet, said tab closure element comprising two sides and having at least two sections, said tab closure element being adhered firmly by the first side of the first section of said tab closure element on said upper surface at said second end of said sheet of material;
- coating the second section of the second side of the second section of said tab closure element with a pressure sensitive adhesive and folding said section so as to contact said first section on the second side thereof;
- placing the object on said upper surface of said sheet and between said first and said second ends thereof;
- wrapping said object by disposing said sheet about said object;
- pulling the second section of the tab closure element from said first section leaving the pressure sensitive adhesive coated thereon;
- and,
- closing said sheet by unfolding said second section of said tab element from said first section of said tab element and contacting said adhesive on said second section with the second end of said sheet of material, so that said sheet is closed firmly around said object.
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