Abstract: A one piece crate for storing hanging file folders, that supports the hanging file folders above the bottom of the crate and secures the hanging file folders to the support structure.

Abstract: An all purpose crate for transporting and storing a variety of objects. The crate consists of two longitudinal sides, two lateral sides, a bottom surface, an array of attachment holes and a detailed rib structure and is provided with at least one insert divider with pins that insert into the attachment holes which enables the crate to be divided into a series of compartments to accommodate storing a variety of objects including file folders or a combination of records, cassettes and compact discs.

Abstract: The invention provides a clerical filing system that accommodates file folders, requires a minimum of space and affords ready and easy access to the file folders.

Abstract: A poultry drawer for the transportation of live poultry is formed from molded plastic having two longitudinal sides and two lateral sides each surrounded by a rib structure, four hollow corners having a closed upper surface and open lower surface and a bottom supported by a structural reinforcement member. A one-piece extension, having continuous upper and lower flange surfaces is designed to be used with the drawer to accommodate larger poultry by releasable engagement of detents on the extension which engage holes on the upper portion of the sides of the drawer.

Abstract: A beverage case that can be nested or stacked is disclosed. The beverage case has two later sides of full height and two longitudinal sides. The longitudinal sides extend upwardly from the bottom of the case to a height less than one-half the height of the lateral sides, and have central panel sections of a length greater than the length of the lateral sides. The central panel sections each have an intermediate recess.

Abstract: A stackable crate and stackable crate system, wherein each crate comprises: a pair of opposing sidewalls, a back wall coupled to the sidewalls, and a front wall coupled to the sidewalls. The front wall has a first substantially rectangularly shaped opening at the top portion and a second substantially rectangularly shaped opening at the bottom portion of the front wall, thereby defining in the front wall a central portion with the bottom edge of the central portion extending to form at each end a lower leg segment and the top edge of the central portion extending to form at each end an upper leg segment. A bottom side is planar as it extends away from the back wall but tapers upwardly to merge with the central portion. The bottom side is joined to the sidewalls and to the back wall to define a storage compartment in the interior of the crate.

Abstract: An all purpose crate for transporting and storing a variety of objects. The crate consists of two longitudinal sides, two lateral sides, a bottom surface, an array of attachment holes and a detailed rib structure and is provided with at least one insert divider with pins that insert into the attachment holes which enables the crate to be divided into a series of compartments to accommodate storing a variety of objects including file folders or a combination of records, cassettes and compact discs.

Abstract: A beverage case is provided with two longitudinal and two lateral sides formed with enlarged central openings that will not serve to contain or confine articles smaller then milk cartons or beverage bottles. Further, the beverage case of the invention is provided with a reinforcing rib structure to react the forces imposed on the beverage case generally and in particular, the forces that, to an extent, have been previously reacted by full sides.

Abstract: A stackable and nestable beverage case is provided. A rib structure to afford rigidity and durability, tapered sides to facilitate removal of containers from the case and tapered surfaces to provide secure nesting of cases are provided.

Abstract: A beverage case with mating tapered top and bottom edges is provided. Slots and extensions in registry with the slots to afford positive fitting of stacked cases are also provided.

Abstract: A stackable poultry coop comprising upper and lower wall sections joined by a plurality of side sections to form an enclosure, at least one of the wall sections including an access opening adapted to be closed by a door.