Abstract: A three-dimensional display header for point-of-purchase displays is provided, which is pivotably movable from a stowed, flattened position atop a display topper, to a deployed, three-dimensional upright display position. In a first embodiment, the display header has a U-shaped configuration in its deployed position, while in a second embodiment, it has a box-shaped configuration in its deployed position.

Abstract: A three-dimensional display header for point-of-purchase displays is provided, which is pivotably movable from a stowed, flattened position atop a display topper, to a deployed, three-dimensional upright display position. In a first embodiment, the display header has a U-shaped configuration in its deployed position, while in a second embodiment, it has a box-shaped configuration in its deployed position.

Abstract: A point of purchase display for the containment and presentation of products, incorporating one or more cartridges for holding the products, the one or more cartridges being operably supported by a brace member within a shell. The shell, brace and cartridge(s) are all preferably fabricated from corrugated paperboard material. In an alternative embodiment of the invention, a plurality of assembled displays is modularly connected to provide an integrated display unit.

Abstract: A point-of-purchase display system for shipping and displaying articles therewithin, the display system utilizes facilitated articulation while maximizing display area, and the display system comprises at least one modular tray member. The at least one modular tray member includes an inner liner having a tray support member and a tray divider member for securing and displaying articles therein. An outer tray is operably associated with the inner liner, and the outer tray has a bottom panel, a back panel, and two side panels. Each of the side panels includes a biasable flap, which, upon articulation, covers the exposed side wall edges of both the outer tray and inner liner. Each biasable flap includes a locking tab for operably engaging a tab locking slot on the bottom panel to secure the biasable flap therein. The invention further includes a method for forming a point-of-purchase display system for shipping and displaying articles therewithin.

Abstract: An assembled slotted partition apparatus for repeated use within three dimensional packing containers towards describing containment and cushioning regions therewithin. The apparatus is constructed so as to preclude against its own inadvertent disassembly between and during repeated uses, and relies upon the utilization of primary and secondary interlocking panel members operably receiving one another through the utilization of aligned slots. These primary and secondary interlocking members describe a partition apparatus in which all structural portions remain intact for reuse in further shipping operations, without any reassembly and/or reattachment of the primary and/or secondary panels to one another.

Abstract: An assembled slotted partition apparatus for repeated use within three dimensional packing containers towards describing containment and cushioning regions therewithin. The apparatus is constructed so as to preclude against its own inadvertent disassembly between and during repeated uses, and relies upon the utilization of primary and secondary interlocking panel members operably receiving one another through the utilization of aligned slots. Primary and spacer locking elements align with each other upon assembly of the primary and secondary panels to describe a partition apparatus in which all structural portions remain intact for reuse in further shipping operations, without any reassembly and/or reattachment of the primary and/or secondary panels to one another.