Abstract: A food container formed from a first sheet of paperboard and a second sheet, preferably of an insulating material, the first sheet having side, end, bottom, and top wall portions, foldable relative to one another, and attachable at selected locations, to form an enclosure, with the second sheet thermally subdividing the enclosure to form two separated compartments therein. The second sheet lies in a plane generally perpendicular to the bottom of the container, with a handle portion of the second sheet coacting with a handle portion of the first sheet to provide a carrying handle for the container.

Abstract: A spacer for use in aligning and spacing tiles relative to each other, the spacer being cross-shaped, T-shaped, or bar-shaped, with four, three or two arms, respectively, each arm of which, in cross-section, is provided with a lower surface of tapered or contoured configuration to provide a surface in contact with the adhesive on the supporting surface of smaller area than the total arm area. The opposing vertical edges of the arms, which are in contact with the sides of the tiles are narrow in height and, while providing the desired spacing between tiles, provides a narrow area of contact between the arm and the tile to minimize frictional engagement between the abutting surfaces. At the juncture of the arms, there is provided an upwardly extending rod-like projection which serves as a handle to facilitate removal.