Stackable and nestable one part container
AssigneeRehrig Pacific Company
InventorsJeffrey Robert Ackermann, William Patrick Apps, Glenn McCord Phillips
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AssigneeRehrig Pacific Company
InventorsJeffrey Robert Ackermann, William Patrick Apps, Glenn McCord Phillips
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A stackable and nestable container having a bottom surface, a first pair of opposed end walls integrally joined with the bottom surface and extending upwardly away therefrom, and a second pair of opposed side walls integrally joined with the bottom surface and extending upwardly away therefrom. The first and second pairs of opposed end walls and side walls are integrally joined with each other along common end surfaces thereof to form with the bottom surface a substantially rectangular open top container. Each of the end walls and side walls includes a pair of column sections, and each of the column sections includes a recessed portion, an inner shelf and a lower column support. Each of the end walls and side walls further includes a pair of stacking sections, and each of the stacking sections includes a stacking foot and a stacking shelf. The stackable and nestable container is adapted to be nestable with a similarly shaped container when the containers are disposed in a first orientation and the stackable and nestable container is adapted to be stackable with a similarly shaped container when the containers are disposed in a second orientation.
A stackable and nestable container comprising a bottom surface, a first pair of opposed side walls integrally joined with said bottom surface and extending upwardly away therefrom, a second pair of opposed side walls integrally joined with said bottom surface and extending upwardly away therefrom, said first and second pairs of opposed side walls being integrally joined with each other along common end surfaces thereof to form with said bottom surface a substantially rectangular open top container, the uppermost surfaces of said first and second pair of opposed side walls collectively forming an upper container rim having a periphery;
A stackable and nestable open top container comprising:
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