Glass packaging article
OwnerJack Spiegelmaninventor
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Abstract
An article may include a single piece of material, such as corrugated cardboard, with scores situated such that when folded along the scores a square or rectangular container is formed with first and second adjacent triangular subcontainers. The article may include locking tabs to join the first triangular subcontainer with slots in the second triangular container which results in a near square box. The insert subcontainers complete with 2 bottles are then placed in a box for shipping. The added protection and buffer zones provide additional protection in the event the carton receives a sudden impact such as being dropped.
Claims18
An article comprising:
- a single piece of material with parallel scores situated creating two pairs of first, second and third sides such that when folded along the scores a square or rectangular outer perimeter container is formed having first and second adjacent triangular subcontainers with the subcontainers having their third sides adjacently disposed internal to the container along a diagonal of the container, and the subcontainers each having a floor extending perpendicular to the scores defining the sides with the floor displaced a predetermined buffer space above a bottom of the first and second sides and the floor scored relative to the third side and extending directly from and bent perpendicular relative to the third side above the buffer space and at least partially retained in position by floor supports cut from and extending from the first and second sides.
A single piece of material with parallel scores situated creating two pairs of first, second and third sides such that when folded along the scores a square or rectangular outer perimeter container is formed having first and second adjacent triangular subcontainers with the subcontainers having their third sides adjacently disposed internal to the container along a diagonal of the container having first push-in components extending from the first and second sides which project inwardly toward the third side when pushed in wherein a buffer space is located below the first push in components above a bottom of the first and second sides and a floor extends integrally and directly at a bend from each of the third sides towards the first and second sides above the buffer space and is retained in position at least partially by the push-in components.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.