Abstract: The invention relates to a serving tray, comprising a bottom wall and side edges, wherein the serving tray is manufactured from an integrally formed blank and wherein at least one side edge has a form suitable for placing in a holder with an array of support elements arranged one above the other, wherein the blank comprises cardboard. A preferred embodiment relates to such a serving tray, wherein at least two side edges are provided with carrier members for placing on the support elements of the holder.
Abstract: We describe a carrier which seeks to prevent containers, such as bottles, located in compartments at open ends of the carrier from slipping out of the carrier. We also describe a carrier in which adjacently located bottles are prevented from contacting into each other. We further describe a carrier in which sliding movement of a loaded carrier across a surface is minimised.
Abstract: We describe a carrier which seeks to prevent containers, such as bottles, located in compartments at open ends of the carrier from slipping out of the carrier. We also describe a carrier in which adjacently located bottles are prevented from contacting into each other. We further describe a carrier in which sliding movement of a loaded carrier across a surface is minimised.
Abstract: A packing device comprising elements which are composed of a bottom, a top panel, at least one end wall and side walls and which are hingeably connected together substantially along the longitudinal ribs of their bottoms to form a continuous row of elements. The packing device has been made from one unitary blank and the row of elements can be rolled up from its flat extended position to a closed polygonal block in which the interconnected bottoms and the combined side walls of the elements form the casing and the end faces, respectively, of the block.