ES244478U - Display packaging - Google Patents

Abstract

Improved display container for confectionery products, of the type made from a die-cut sheet of cardboard or similar resistant material provided with creasing and cutting lines that allow stable assembly, characterized essentially by the fact of comprising a cross-arm development unequal that integrates a prismatic body opened by its greater face and whose development presents in its central part a rectangular surface, formed by creasing lines; because the unequal arms of the cross development present transverse crease lines that allow transverse crease lines; because the unequal arms of the cross development have transverse creasing lines that allow them to be squared with respect to the aforementioned surface, forming double-walled sides; because the excess dimension of the greater arm of the cross development is superimposed on the central surface integrating the bottom wall seen from the resulting cavity; because the outermost walls of the development that form an integral part of the sides of the development that form an integral part of the sides have, at one end, open-flanged flanges intended to ride together in the armed position of the assembly; because at one end of the central rectangular surface there is a rectangular projection associated with a second projection of less width through a double crease line; there are both sides of the first projection rectangular trapezoidal expansions with a creasing line in a diagonal direction that allow its folding in bellows to obtain a smaller side or upper base of the double-walled prism that remains stably armed in cooperation with an edge flange which is located behind the exposed back wall; because the lower side of the double pair of or upper base of the prism are associated with the greater sides of the cavity thanks to normal end tabs thereto and which are housed in the aforementioned lower side with double walls; because the opposite minor side is a rectangular projection with transverse creasing lines; because the innermost walls of the greater sides present at their ends oblique creasing lines that define rectangular triangular portions on which the aforementioned projection is assembled, giving rise to a smaller side that integrates the lower base of support of the resulting oblique prismatic body that it is held stable thanks to a pedestal formed by a rectangular die-cut portion on the rectangular surface on the central rectangular surface provided with a transverse crease line for its bending, according to a dihedron, and an extreme anchoring tab in a groove on the edge of the base of the prism. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)