Packaging/displaying device made from foldable blanks
AssigneeHabitex Corporation
InventorDuan-Cheng Hsieh
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Abstract
A packaging/displaying device includes a main blank foldable into a housing that has a bottom panel, two side panels extending upwardly from two opposite sides of the bottom panel, a back panel extending upwardly from the bottom panel and connected between the side panels, and a top panel connected to a top end of the back panel and extending above the bottom panel, said top, bottom and side panels cooperatively defining a housing space for an object, the top panel having a through hole extending through said top panel to retain a top end of an object. The housing is open at its front side to display the object.
Claims19
A packaging and displaying device for an object, comprising:
- a main blank foldable into a housing;
- said housing including a bottom panel, two side panels extending upwardly from two opposite sides of said bottom panel, a back panel extending upwardly from said bottom panel and connected between said side panels, and a top panel connected to a top end of said back panel and extending above said bottom panel, said top, bottom and side panels cooperatively defining a housing space for an object, said top panel having a through hole extending through said top panel to receive and retain a top end of the object, said housing being open at a front side to display the object,
- wherein said main blank has a longitudinal main plate section, and two wing sections projecting transversely from two opposite sides of said main plate section, said main plate section and said wing sections forming a substantially T-shaped configuration, said wing sections being folded from said main plate section to form said side panels, respectively, said main plate section having a first region between said wing sections, and a second region connected to said first region, said first region forming said bottom panel, said second region being folded from said first region and forming said back and top panels.
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