Diagonally divided bottle with curved line of division distinct from edge curve
OwnerKen S. Hantman, Ray Lindsey +1inventors
InventorsKen S. Hantman, Ray Lindsey, Chris S. Hantman
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Abstract
A diagonally divided bottle in accordance with the preferred embodiments preferably has a greater width than depth. The bottle includes an outer wall, a diagonal inner wall and a bottom wall. The outer wall and the bottom wall cooperate to form an interior divided by the inner wall. The inner wall intersects the outer wall and to the bottom wall to form a fluid tight seal between the divided interior, with the divided interior defining separate interior chambers. The inner wall is arranged at an angle diagonal to a plane tangential to the front of the bottle such that products contained in each interior chamber are simultaneously viewed when the bottle is observed from the front of the bottle.
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A blow molded complexly curved diagonally divided bottle having a greater width than depth, the bottle comprising an outer wall, a diagonal preferably planar inner wall member and a bottom wall, the outer wall and the bottom wall cooperating to form a divided interior, divided by the inner wall member, the inner wall member intersecting the outer wall and the bottom wall to form a fluid tight seal between the divided interior, the divided interior defining separate interior chambers, the inner wall arranged at an angle diagonal to a plane tangential to a front of the bottle such that products contained in each interior chamber can be simultaneously viewed when the bottle is observed from the front of the bottle;
- whereby said inner wall member upon intersection of said outer wall forms a curved line of intersection which is not coincident with nor parallel to nor equal to a longitudinal edge or seam of said bottle viewed frontally such that a visually attractive and graceful display of both or multiple ingredients is simultaneously effected.
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