Re-usable, knock-down box apparatus and method
OwnerBarton J. Seliger, Michael S. Nebekerinventors
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An apparatus formed from a single piece of planar material as a continuous and contiguous structure is foldable into a re-usable, knock-down box. A bottom panel supports contents placeable in the box. A front panel and a rear panel operate as shear walls to support the bottom. End panels act as shear walls adjacent to and extending between the front panel, rear panel, and bottom panel. Hinge panels are formed with a free portion, extending from an edge of one of the end, front, and rear panels, and a fixed portion, fixed to a surface of an adjacent one of the end, front, and rear panels to fix the positions of the front, rear, and end panels with respect to each other and the bottom panel in an assembled configuration. Drawing a front edge of the lid toward the front panel, one may lock the lid against the front panel by inserting a tab portion of the lid into a slot formed between the front panel and the front tuck panel.
An apparatus formed from a single piece of planar material as a continuous and contiguous structure, foldable into a re-usable, knock-down box, the apparatus comprising:
A box comprising:
A box, repeatedly and selectively configurable between a knocked down configuration and an assembled configuration and constituted by a single piece of planar material having uniform properties with respect to the planar extent and formed into a plurality of panels, each continuous and contiguous with at least one other one thereof, the panels comprising:
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