Cardboard container obtained by folding a strip for objects of a variable height
OwnerPierre Andre Marc Chevalierinventor
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A container made of cardboard or a similar material is designed as a packaging for objects such as books, records and other solid objects. The container is formed by a cut flank that is folded in order to define panels that include a base for receiving objects, side leaves that are folded back above objects that are disposed on the base, two small cross surfaces and a closing flap. The cut flank is made from a planar blank that is formed from two parallel rectangular parts having two terminating cross edges and two longitudinal edges. One part is held against the other using a lip in the shape of an isosceles triangle. One side of the triangle is cut and the other side and the base are formed by a fold line. The fold line with the base is located at a longitudinal edge that is common to both parts, over a short longitudinal distance adjacent to a single panel. The first of the two rectangular parts has an end panel that has a defined triangular flap in the contour of the second part. The length of the second part is such that the two cross edges thereof are substantially offset in relation to the cross edges of the first part. The second part is superposed in front of the first part to form a T.
A container for packaging solid objects, said container being formed from a cutout sheet that is foldable from a first position to a second position to define said container, said container comprising:
A container formed from a cutout sheet is foldable from a first position to a second position to define said container, said container comprising:
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