Container with holder for elongate article
AssigneeSuper-Max Limited
InventorsMartin Cook, Jane Wickstead, David Wickstead
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Abstract
A combination of a container and an elongate member in which a side panel of the container is provided with a plurality of lines of weakness. The plurality of lines of weakness can be bent into braces or a brace and a pocket. The combination of the brace and pocket can support and hold the elongate member relative to the container. The elongate member can easily be removed from the container with one hand.
Claims22
A combination of a container and an elongate member, said container including a side panel with an inner face and an outer face and provided with a plurality of lines of weakness or cuts for enabling a pocket and a brace to be formed, said container and lines of weakness or cuts being dimensioned such that, when formed, said pocket can support said elongate member at an end and said brace can loosely hold said elongate member at a medial portion thereby to locate said elongate member relative to said container and such that said elongate member is located adjacent said inner face at said medial portion and said end and adjacent said outer face between said medial portion and said end and said elongate member can easily be removed from said pocket and brace with one hand.
A combination of a container and a razor, said razor comprising an elongate handle and a head and said container including a side panel with an inner face and an outer face and with at least three substantially parallel lines of weakness or cuts for enabling a first brace and a second brace to be formed, said container and said lines of weakness or cuts being dimensioned such that when formed, said first brace supports said razor by said head and said first and second braces loosely hold said elongate handle at medial portions thereof thereby to locate said razor relative to said container and such that said razor is located adjacent said inner face at the medial portion and adjacent the outer face on either side of the medial portion and such that said razor can easily be removed from said first and second brace with one hand.
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