Abstract: A shipping container convertible to a display case and formed from a one-piece blank of sheet material. The container comprises an upper front panel, first, second, and third main panels, and a lower front panel connected in series at respective fold lines. Upper front side flaps foldably joined to the upper front panel comprise a respective one of a first removable section and a second removable section each defined between respective pairs of separation lines. The first removable section extends across only a portion of a first end of the container, and the second removable section extends across only a portion of the second end. A lid portion of the shipping container is completely detachable from a base portion of the shipping container by removing the first and second removable sections and separating the lid and base portions along a separation line.

Abstract: A shipping container convertible to a display case and formed from a one-piece blank of sheet material. The container comprises an upper front panel, first, second, and third main panels, and a lower front panel connected in series at respective fold lines. Upper front side flaps foldably joined to the upper front panel comprise a respective one of a first removable section and a second removable section each defined between respective pairs of separation lines. The first removable section extends across only a portion of a first end of the container, and the second removable section extends across only a portion of the second end. A lid portion of the shipping container is completely detachable from a base portion of the shipping container by removing the first and second removable sections and separating the lid and base portions along a separation line.

Abstract: An article-transport container comprises a floor having a respective left-side and right-side closures that are foldably joined thereto. A front end wall is foldably joined to the floor and to the respective left-side and right-side closures. A rear end wall is foldably joined to the floor and to the respective left-side and right-side closures and at least one tri-layers corner cooperate with the respective left-side and right-side closures to define an interior region adapted to receive articles therein. The least one tri-layer corner includes respective outer and inner layers and a medical layer which is sandwiched between the respective outer and inner layers and a medical layer which is sandwiched between the respective outer and inner layers to enhance stacking strength of the container while minimizing scarps produced during construction of the container.