Abstract: A lifting handle (1, 2) for enhancing the convenience of carrying containers. The lifting handle (1, 2) comprises: a base board (11, 21), the base board (11, 21) comprising two end edges (111, 211) and two side edges (112, 212); the two end edges (111, 211) form the two ends of the base board (11, 21), and the two ends of the two side edges (112, 212) respectively connect to the two end edges (111, 211); the base board (11, 21) is provided with at least one cutting part (12, 22), and the at least one cutting part (12, 22) extending from the position of one end edge (111, 211) near the base board (11, 21) to the position of the other end edge (111, 211) near the base board (11, 21), such that the base board (11, 21) forms two carrying parts (13, 23) and a lifting handle part (14, 24).

Abstract: A lifting handle (1, 2) for enhancing the convenience of carrying containers. The lifting handle (1, 2) comprises: a base board (11, 21), the base board (11, 21) comprising two end edges (111, 211) and two side edges (112, 212); the two end edges (111, 211) form the two ends of the base board (11, 21), and the two ends of the two side edges (112, 212) respectively connect to the two end edges (111, 211); the base board (11, 21) is provided with at least one cutting part (12, 22), and the at least one cutting part (12, 22) extending from the position of one end edge (111, 211) near the base board (11, 21) to the position of the other end edge (111, 211) near the base board (11, 21), such that the base board (11, 21) forms two carrying parts (13, 23) and a lifting handle part (14, 24).

Abstract: A thermally insulating member includes a plane sheet having two ends spaced in a length direction and two sides spaced in a thickness direction perpendicular to the length direction. The plane sheet includes a plurality of rows of slits between the ends of the plane sheet. Each row of slits extends from one of the sides through the other side of the plane sheet. A first spacing between two adjacent rows of slits in the length direction is larger than a spacing between two adjacent slits in the same row of slits in a width direction perpendicular to the length and width directions by a second spacing. A thermally insulating strip is defined between two adjacent rows of slits. A stretchable rib is formed between two adjacent slits in the same row of slits. Each end of the plane sheet is a coupling portion free of the slits.

Abstract: A thermally insulating member includes a plane sheet having two ends spaced in a length direction and two sides spaced in a thickness direction perpendicular to the length direction. The plane sheet includes a plurality of rows of slits between the ends of the plane sheet. Each row of slits extends from one of the sides through the other side of the plane sheet. A first spacing between two adjacent rows of slits in the length direction is larger than a spacing between two adjacent slits in the same row of slits in a width direction perpendicular to the length and width directions by a second spacing. A thermally insulating strip is defined between two adjacent rows of slits. A stretchable rib is formed between two adjacent slits in the same row of slits. Each end of the plane sheet is a coupling portion free of the slits.

Abstract: A thermally insulating member includes a plane sheet having two ends spaced in a length direction and two sides spaced in a thickness direction perpendicular to the length direction. The plane sheet includes a plurality of rows of slits between the ends of the plane sheet. Each row of slits extends from one of the sides through the other side of the plane sheet. A first spacing between two adjacent rows of slits in the length direction is larger than a spacing between two adjacent slits in the same row of slits in a width direction perpendicular to the length and width directions by a second spacing. A thermally insulating strip is defined between two adjacent rows of slits. A stretchable rib is formed between two adjacent slits in the same row of slits. Each end of the plane sheet is a coupling portion free of the slits.

Abstract: A thermally insulating member includes a plane sheet having two ends spaced in a length direction and two sides spaced in a thickness direction perpendicular to the length direction. The plane sheet includes a plurality of rows of slits between the ends of the plane sheet. Each row of slits extends from one of the sides through the other side of the plane sheet. A first spacing between two adjacent rows of slits in the length direction is larger than a spacing between two adjacent slits in the same row of slits in a width direction perpendicular to the length and width directions by a second spacing. A thermally insulating strip is defined between two adjacent rows of slits. A stretchable rib is formed between two adjacent slits in the same row of slits. Each end of the plane sheet is a coupling portion free of the slits.