Stackable shipping case having gravity feed tracks
AssigneeDisplay Industires, LLC.
InventorJames David Robertson
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AssigneeDisplay Industires, LLC.
InventorJames David Robertson
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A stackable case has a base wall, a pair of opposed side walls and a back wall which are molded together to form a unitary crate structure with an open top and an open front. The open top and open front are designed to provide access to the articles to be accommodated in the crate structure. The base wall is arranged so that its upper surface provides a low friction, article-carrying floor inclined downwardly toward the open front. Partitions are provided to divide the floor area into two or more parallel tracks for receiving articles in rows. The tracks extend forward from the back wall so that the articles in each track are carried by the floor and are allowed to gravity feed toward the open front. A front stopper is provided at the open front for engagement with the leading article in each track to prevent the leading article from falling out of the crate structure. The lower edges of the side walls are arranged to cooperate with a lower adjacent like case so that the cases are permitted to be stacked one on the other.
A stackable case for transport and merchandising of articles, comprising:
A combination comprising a shipping case and a plurality of upright articles accommodated in said shipping case, said shipping case, comprising:
A modular merchandising device comprising a plurality of shipping cases stacked one on another to form a display rack, each of said shipping cases, comprising:
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