Abstract: A shipping container partition arrangement which is formed of a unitary blank of foldable paperboard and which includes a pair of interlocking center members disposed at right angles with respect to each other, a pair of end members disposed in parallel relation with one of said center members, and a bottom wall foldably connected to the end members and one of the center members.

Abstract: A paperboard partition having a pair of U-shaped longitudinal sections separated by a multiply center transverse section.

Abstract: A partition arrangement formed of a unitary blank of foldable paperboard cut and scored to provide a bottom panel, a transverse partition cut from material of the bottom panel and hinged thereto, and a longitudinal partition member hinged to the bottom panel and having interlocking engagement with the transverse partition member.

Abstract: An erectable partition is provided for dividing a walled container into equal size compartments, and consists of end, side and confronting panel elements connected along parallel score lines and folded to erected position wherein there is provided pairs of partition elements, each consisting of two parallel and spaced side panel elements, two coplanar confronting panel elements and an end panel element parallel to the coplanar elements, the confronting coplanar elements being foldably connected in spaced relationship by hinge means, there being a separating panel element foldably connected to one of the confronting panel elements and folded between the confronting pairs of panel elements.