Abstract: A pre-folded file bottom box form (80) created from a unitary blank (10) of corrugated material that is die cut and creased so as to form a series of panels and flaps arranged in three rows (A, B and C) of four panels or flaps each that define four columns (D, E, F and G). The blank (10) includes a first row (A) with four panels (32, 34, 36 and 38) that end up in the box as reinforcing sidewall and end wall panels, a middle row (B) contiguous with the first row (A) and having four panels (20, 24, 28 and 40) that end up in the box as sidewall and end wall panels, and a third row (C) coupled to the second row (B) and including first (16) and second (18) panels and two flaps (12, 14), the first (16) and second (18) panels making up the bottom of the box and the two flaps (12, 14) contiguous with the first third-row panel (16) and making up portions of the two end-walls. The four panels of the first row (A) are folded onto the four panels of the second row (B).

Abstract: A package includes a stack of checkbook blanks, a box in a flat, shipping state placed on the stack; and a wrapper surrounding the stack checkbook blanks, and the box in the flat, shipping state. The wrapper positioned around the stack, and the box can be a film or a paper envelope. The box can be formed from a one piece box blank or can be a two piece box having a top portion and a bottom portion.

Abstract: A case is disclosed that is made from a corrugated material and has a generally flat transversely extending base panel and first and second transversely extending, generally parallel, side wall panels upstanding from, and being oriented generally orthogonal to, the base panel. First and third end wall panels meet at a first vertically extending seam extending upwards from one end of the base panel and second and fourth end wall panels meet at a second vertically extending seam extending upwards from an opposite end of the base panel. A blank for forming such a case is also disclosed.

Abstract: A foldable box that includes a bottom panel, four sides panels and connectors with each connectors having a first portion and a second portion. The first portion of the connector is foldably connected to a side panel and the second connector is adhered to another side panel, these panels being adjacent to each other. The above connector placement allows a user to transform a box from an unfolded first position to a folded second position in one easy step. The box is then secured in this position by means of a holding member, such as, an adhesive, Velcro, magnets or a folding member.

Abstract: A rigid foldable cover to provide protection from damage from the elements or from mechanical injuries for generally round objects, such as coiled sheet metal. The cover is octagonal in shape and is fabricated from a flat central panel having eight sides with a foldable side panel at each of the eight sides of the central panel. The eight side panels are secured to each other and bent to a right angle position with respect to the central panel to form a continuous skirt around the central panel.

Abstract: The present invention is addressed to an improved apparatus and method for making and using a self-locking container which may be non-destructively disengaged and thereafter re-interengaged. The invention features a polygonal container and an interlocking base and is well-suited where the container is also provided with an interlocking lid closing configuration. The base includes inwardly directed folded flanges which interengage with outwardly directed folded flanges provided on the lower edge of the container body. Therefore, when the container body section is nestingly mated with the base section, the oppositely-disposed flanges on each of the two respective container sections become lockingly engaged without the need for adhesives or other binding materials.

Abstract: A prepacked disposable animal litter and waste container in which plural layers of membranous bags are filled with an absorbent litter, each bag being contained within a substantially rigid fiberboard carton container, wherein bags may be each successively exposed for utility, following usage of an uppermost exposed bag, the bags, together with flaps of the container forming a repository for urine and fecal matter, and becomes a disposal means for the contaminated litter when the user may discard the bags. Flaps of the container extend the container sides vertically and together with the bags create an impermeable membranous cover for the container's interior and exterior in the use mode. Adhesive means secures the flaps, and one overlying bag top is adjusted and placed temporarily as required, in the use mode.

Abstract: A storage container blank for articulation into a wedding gown box container for the long term storage of gowns in a manner which prevents the entry of dust and other contaminants into the container, thus preserving the gown. A series of operably joined panels form a lower storage container cavity and an additional series of integrated operably joined panels form an upper storage container cover capable of telescopically covering the cavity upon articulation. The lower storage container cavity includes integrated contaminant barrier elements to preclude the entry of dust and other contaminants therewithin. In one embodiment an inspection insert panel is preliminarily placed over the gown within the lower storage container cavity before positioning of the upper storage container cover portion over the lower storage container cavity to enclose same.