Carrier for beverage containers and flat for use in making same
OwnerGregory W. Galeinventor
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A carrier for beverage containers in which the beverage containers are of a type which have a bottom wall, an upstanding side wall and an openable top. The carrier is formed of a one-piece member formed of a non-plastic material formed into first and second halves adjoining each other at a first fold line. Each half is comprised of counting from the first fold line a handle segment forming the first fold line, a first side wall segment adjoining the handle segment at a second fold line and having first and second side margins, a bottom wall segment adjoining the first side wall segment along a third fold line, a second side wall segment adjoining the bottom wall segment along a fourth fold line and having first and second side edges, first and second end wall segments adjoining respectively the first and second side edges of the second side wall segment. An interlocking tab assembly is carried by the first and second end margins and the first and second side margins for fastening together the first and second end wall segments of one half to the corresponding first and second end wall segments of the other half after the first and second end wall segments have been folded along the fold lines with the wall segments aligned in planes parallel to each other. The handle segments have holes therein adapted to receive the fingers of the hand.
A carrier for beverage containers in which the beverage containers are of a type which have a bottom wall, an upstanding side wall and an openable top, said carrier being formed of a one piece member formed of a non-plastic material formed into first and second halves adjoining each other at a first fold line, each half being comprised of counting from the first fold line a handle segment forming the first fold line, a first side wall segment adjoining the handle segment at a second fold line and having first and second side margins, a bottom wall segment adjoining the first side wall segment along a third fold line, a second side wall segment adjoining the bottom wall segment along a fourth fold line and having first and second side edges, first and second end wall segments adjoining respectively the first and second side edges of the second side wall segment and cooperative interlocking mating means carried by the first and second end margins and the first and second side margins for fastening together the first and second end wall segments of one half to the corresponding first and second end wall segments of the other half after the first and second end wall segments have been folded along the fold lines with the wall segments aligned in planes parallel to each other, said handle segments having holes therein adapted to receive the fingers of the hand.
A flat for assembly into a carrier for containers of the type which have a bottom wall and upstanding side wall and an openable top, said flat comprising a one piece member formed of a non-plastic material and lying in a plane, said member being formed into first and second halves adjoining each other at a first fold line, each half being comprised of counting from the first fold line a handle segment adjoining the first fold line, a first side wall segment adjoining the handle segment at a second fold line and having first and second side margins, a bottom wall segment adjoining the first side wall segment along a third fold line, a second side wall segment adjoining the bottom wall segment along a fourth fold line and having first and second edges, first and second end wall segments adjoining respectively the first and second side edges along fifth and sixth fold lines, said first and second end wall segments having first and second end margins and cooperative interlocking mating means carried by the first and second end margins and the first and second side margins for fastening together the first and second end wall segments of one half to the corresponding first and second end segments of the other half.
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