Stackable low depth bottle case
AssigneeRehrig Pacific Company
InventorsWilliam P. Apps, Gerald R. Koefelda
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AssigneeRehrig Pacific Company
InventorsWilliam P. Apps, Gerald R. Koefelda
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A stackable case for retaining and transporting bottles including outer side walls forming an outer shell having a longitudinal axis and a horizontal axis, a case bottom disposed substantially within the outer shell, and a plurality of supports for supporting the outer surfaces of the bottles. The side walls include a lower wall portion and a plurality of spaced upwardly projecting pylons, where four corner pylons define the four corners of the case. A plurality of spaced upwardly projecting columns generally disposed within the outer shell define, in combination with the case bottom, the side walls and the end walls, a plurality of bottle retaining pockets. The columns and the pylons extend above the lower wall portions and below a top surface of the retained bottles. The end walls each include an integrally molded handle structure suspended between an upper portion of adjacent corner pylons to thereby define a generally open end wall area below the handle structure. The handle structure allows the bottle case to be manipulated with either a palm up or palm down orientation of the hand.
In a stackable low depth case for retaining and transporting bottles comprising opposing side walls and opposing end walls forming an outer shall having a longitudinal axis and a transverse axis;
A stackable low depth case for retaining and transporting bottles comprising:
A stackable low depth case for retaining and transporting bottles comprising:
In a stackable low depth case for retaining and transporting bottles comprising opposing side walls and opposing end walls forming an outer shell having a longitudinal axis and a transverse axis;
In a stackable low depth case for retaining and transporting bottles comprising opposing side walls and opposing end walls forming an outer shell having a longitudinal axis and a transverse axis;
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