US20080087556A1 - Display container - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates generally to display containers for storing, shipping and/or displaying merchandise on store shelves.
- the base-forming portion 55 includes the base panel 28 , the front wall 30 hingedly connected along score line 76 to the base panel 28 , and side walls 32 , 33 hingedly connected along score lines 78 , 80 to the base panel 28 , respectively.
- the front wall 30 of the base is hingedly connected along a score line 86 to a front wall flap 30 a .
- the side walls 32 , 33 of the base are hingedly connected along score lines 82 , 84 to side wall flaps 32 a and 33 a , respectively.
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Abstract
A display container adjustable between an enclosed position and a display position is disclosed, having a tray and a cover. The cover includes a display panel, a base, and at least one positioning tab. The positioning tab is configured to engage a back wall of the tray so as to keep the display panel positioned at a predetermined downward angle relative to the back wall for easy reading of a display label having product information, when the display container is in the display position.
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- The present disclosure relates generally to display containers for storing, shipping and/or displaying merchandise on store shelves.
- It has been known that containers may be used for shipping, storage and display of products such as office supplies, tools, shoes and the like. Typically, the containers are packed with merchandise by the manufacturer, and then shipped to various merchants for sale. In certain situation, it is a common practice among merchants to simply open the display container and place the opened container on their store shelves, thus displaying the contents to the consumer.
- When the display container is placed on store shelves, a display label on the container is sometimes used to convey information to the consumer, such as the brand, price, or other characteristics of the product. The display label can also be used to capture the attention of the consumer through any combination of colors, patterns, symbols, pictures, photographs and the like. Accordingly, there is a need to enhance the visibility of the display label and make the display label easily read by the consumer.
- The present disclosure discloses a display container which addresses this need and solves many of the problems that are associated with existing display containers. It will be appreciated that the disclosure may disclose more than one invention. The Invention(s) is/are pointed out with particularity in the claims annexed hereto and forming a part hereof.
- This disclosure relates to a display container for shipping, storage and display of merchandise, such as office supplies, tools, shoes and the like.
- In one embodiment, there is provided a display container comprising a tray and a cover adjustable between an enclosed position and a display position. The tray of the container includes a bottom, a front wall, a back wall and a plurality of side walls. The cover includes a display panel, a base and at least one positioning tab. The display panel is hingedly connected to a top edge of the back wall of the tray along a first fold line. The base includes a base panel, a front wall and a plurality of side walls and is connected to the display panel along a second fold line.
- When the display container is in the enclosed position, the cover of the container is positioned on top of the tray. When the display container is in the display position, the cover is folded back relative to the tray along the first fold line such that the display panel overlies the back wall of the tray at a predetermined downward angle and the base is folded underneath the tray. In the display position, the positioning tab is positioned outwardly to engage the back wall of the tray so as to keep the display panel positioned at the predetermined downward angle relative to the back wall of the tray.
- In another embodiment, the cover has a display panel, a joint portion, a base and at least one positioning tab. The display panel includes a display label and is hingedly connected to a top edge of the back wall of the tray along a first fold line. The joint portion is connected to the display panel along a first joint portion fold line and is connected to the base along a second joint portion fold line. When the display container is in the display position, the positioning tab is positioned outwardly along the second joint portion fold line to engage the back wall of the tray so as to keep the display panel positioned at a predetermined downward angle relative to the back wall of the tray for easy reading of the display label.
- In still another embodiment, the cover includes a display panel, a base and at least one positioning tab. The display panel includes a display label and is hingedly connected to a top edge of the back wall of the tray along a first fold line. The base is connected to the display panel along a second fold line. When the display container is in the display position, the positioning tab is positioned outwardly to engage the back wall of the tray so as to keep the display panel positioned at a predetermined downward angle relative to the back wall of the tray for easy reading of the display label.
- The above-mentioned embodiments are only representative and illustrative. The invention(s) is/are pointed out with particularity in the claims annexed hereto and forming a part hereof.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view depicting an embodiment of a display container in a display position with a cover of the container folded under a tray of the container; -
FIG. 2 is a perspective section view of the display container ofFIG. 1 along line 2-2 ofFIG. 1 , illustrating a positioning tab engages a back wall of the tray; -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view depicting the display container ofFIG. 1 with the cover in a partly folded open position; -
FIG. 4 is a perspective view depicting the display container ofFIG. 1 in an enclosed position with the cover of the container on top of the tray; and -
FIG. 5 is a top plan view of an inside surface of a blank used to form one embodiment of the display container. - Referring to the drawings, wherein like reference numerals generally designate identical or corresponding parts throughout the several views, and more particularly to
FIGS. 1-4 , there is shown an embodiment of a display container adjustable between an enclosed position and a display position, designated generally by thenumeral 10. - Terms “above,” “on,” “under,” “underneath,” “top”, “bottom,” “interior,” “inside,” “outside,” “inwardly,” and “outwardly” used in the description and/or claims are in reference to the relative positions of the
display container 10 as shown inFIGS. 1-4 . - The
display container 10 includes atray 12 and acover 14 hingedly connected to thetray 12 along afirst fold line 36. Thetray 12 includes abottom 16, afront wall 18, aback wall 20 andside walls cover 14 includes adisplay panel 24, abase 26 and apositioning tab 34. It will be appreciated that thedisplay container 10 can be made of a variety of materials suitable for forming a container, such as paperboard, plastic, metal, etc., or combinations of such. For convenience, in the following description, the display container will be described as being made of paperboard. - The
display panel 24 is defined between thefirst fold line 36 and asecond fold line 38 and is hingedly connected to theback wall 20 of the tray along thefirst fold line 36. Adisplay label 40 that conveys information, such as brand, price, or other characteristic of the product, other point of sale information, etc., to the consumer, can be attached or disposed on asurface 25 of thedisplay panel 24. It will be appreciated that thedisplay label 40 might be a separate label which can be suitably attached to thesurface 25 of thedisplay panel 24, or might be printed or otherwise transferred directly onto thesurface 25 of thedisplay panel 24, by any user and at any time as desired. For example, thedisplay label 40 can be attached or transferred to thesurface 25 of thedisplay panel 24 by the retailer right before thedisplay container 10 containing the products is placed on a store shelf. In another example, thedisplay label 40 can include adhesive on one of its surfaces so that it can be easily attached to thedisplay panel 24 at any time desired. - In the embodiment shown, the
display panel 24 has a height defined between thefirst fold line 36 and thesecond fold line 38, which is preferably not less than a height of theback wall 20 of the tray, which is defined between thefirst fold line 36 and a bottom edge of theback wall 20. As shown inFIGS. 1 and 2 , thedisplay panel 24 overlies theback wall 20 of the tray at a predetermined downward angle θ relative to theback wall 20 of the tray for easy reading of thedisplay label 40, when the display container is in the display position. - The
base 26 refers to the portion of thecover 14 extending beyond thesecond fold line 38. Thebase 26 includes abase panel 28, afront wall 30 andside walls side walls angled edges container 10 forward when thecover 14 is folded under thetray 12 of the display container for displaying the contents of the container to the consumer, as shown inFIGS. 1 and 2 . From the enclosed position to the display position, thebase 26 anddisplay panel 24 are adapted to be folded at least 180 degree relative to theback wall 20 of the tray along thefirst fold line 36 so that thedisplay panel 24 overlies theback wall 20 of the tray at the predetermined downward angle θ relative to theback wall 20 for easy reading of thedisplay label 40. - The
positioning tab 34 can be a tab slotted in thebase panel 28 so that it is hingedly connected to thebase panel 28 and can remain within thebase panel 28 of the container when thedisplay container 10 is in an enclosed position, as shown inFIG. 4 . When in the display position, thepositioning tab 34 can be pushed up and folded outwardly to engage theback wall 20 of the tray so as to keep thedisplay panel 24 positioned at the predetermined downward angle θ relative to theback wall 20 of the tray for easy reading of thedisplay label 40, as shown inFIG. 2 . In one embodiment, the angle θ is preferably 15 degrees to 45 degrees. - The
positioning tab 34 is included in thebase panel 28 and spaced from thesecond fold line 38 so as to prevent thedisplay panel 24 from sliding toward theback wall 20 of the tray when in the display position and thereby retain thedisplay panel 24 at the predetermined downward angle θ relative to theback wall 20 of the tray. As shown inFIGS. 2-4 , in one embodiment, thepositioning tab 34 is hingedly connected to thebase panel 28 along a connectingline 35 which is parallel to thefirst fold line 36. - It will be appreciated that the
positioning tab 34 can be either an integral part or a discrete component of thedisplay container 10. Thedisplay container 10 can also include more than one positioning tab, for example, having multiple positioning tabs to allow thedisplay panel 24 to be adjusted between multiple predetermined downward angles relative to theback wall 20 of the tray in the display position. In another example, thedisplay container 10 can have additional positioning tabs, providing extra support to thetray 12 in the display position. - Alternatively, in one embodiment, the positioning 34 tab might be a discrete component of the
display container 10, where thepositioning tab 34 can be attached to an outside surface of thebase panel 28 by a suitable fastening mechanism. In yet another embodiment, the tab might be a plastic “T” shaped component which is inserted through a slot in thebase panel 28 to engage theback wall 20 of the tray. - It will be appreciated that the positioning tab can be made of a variety of material suitable for positioning the
tray 12 as desired, such as paper board, plastic, metal, etc., or combinations of such. The positioning tab can also be of different shapes suitable for positioning thetray 12 of the display container. It will be appreciated that thepositioning tab 34 might have a variety of configurations and arrangements. - In the embodiment shown, because of the predetermined downward angle θ between the
display panel 24 and theback wall 20 of the tray, thebase panel 28 is slightly bent along the connectingline 35, forming an angle α as can be seen inFIGS. 1 and 2, when theback wall 20 engages thepositioning tab 34 so that thetray 12 rests on thebase 26, as shown inFIG. 2 . When the display container is made of relatively rigid material, like metal, to allow for flexing of the joint portion, it will be appreciated that a flexible joint portion might be provided. The joint portion might be disposed between thedisplay panel 24 and thebase 26 and more particularly between thesecond fold line 38 and thepositioning tab 34. - As shown in
FIG. 4 , thecontainer 10 is in an enclosed position, with thecover 14 positioned on top of thetray 12 so as to enclose thecontainer 10, such as it may appear after it has been filled with items to be sold, closed and shipped to a merchant for sale of the items within thecontainer 10. Thepositioning tab 34 can remain within thebase panel 28 so that thedisplay container 10 remains the regular container shape for easy shipping and storage. - The
container 10 is adapted to adjust from the enclosed position inFIG. 4 to a partly folded open position inFIG. 3 , and to the display position inFIGS. 1 and 2 . This is accomplished by lifting thecover 14 upwardly from thetray 12, pivoting thecover 14 around thefirst fold line 36 and over theback wall 20 of the tray, pushing up and folding thepositioning tab 34 outwardly such that thepositioning tab 34 engages theback wall 20 of the tray and thedisplay panel 24 including thedisplay label 40 overlies theback wall 20 of the tray at the predetermined downward angle θ relative to theback wall 20 for easy reading of thedisplay label 40. - Next, the
base 26 of the cover is folded down and underneath thetray 12 along thesecond fold line 38, causing thetray 12 to be supported upon thebase 26. In the embodiment depicted inFIGS. 1 and 2 , thebase 26 is wedge-shaped, such that thebase 26 of the cover supports thetray 12 at an angle β defined by theangled edges side walls back wall 20 of the tray for displaying the contents of thecontainer 10 to the consumer. It will be appreciated that thefront wall 30 andside walls base 26 can be flat, not even having thefront wall 30 andside walls - Referring to
FIG. 5 , a blank from which thedisplay container 10 that may be manufactured according to one embodiment of the invention is illustrated and generally designated byreference numeral 50. The blank 50 can be a unitary piece of paperboard material, and in general, the blank 50 can be made of different kinds of paper board, for example, corrugated cardboard, and can be varied as to thickness and numbers of layers as may be desired. - It will be appreciated that the display container can also be made from separate pieces of components, for example, a discrete tray-forming portion and cover-forming portion, rather than a unitary piece of paperboard, and form into the
display container 10 as inFIGS. 1-4 by fasteners. - The blank 50 in
FIG. 5 includes a tray-formingportion 52 to form thetray 12 of the container as shown inFIGS. 1-4 and a cover-formingportion 54 to form thecover 14 of the container as shown inFIGS. 1-4 . The tray-formingportion 52 is comprised of the bottom 16 hingedly connected alongscore lines front wall 18, theback wall 20, and the twoside walls front wall 18 is hingedly connected alongscore lines back wall 20 is hingedly connected alongscore lines side walls score lines - The cover-forming
portion 54 of thecontainer 10 inFIG. 5 is comprised of a base-formingportion 55 to form the base 26 as shown inFIG. 3 , thedisplay panel 24 hingedly connected along thesecond fold line 38 to a base-formingportion 55 and along thefirst fold line 36 to theback wall 20 of the tray, and thepositioning tab 34. - The base-forming
portion 55 includes thebase panel 28, thefront wall 30 hingedly connected alongscore line 76 to thebase panel 28, andside walls score lines base panel 28, respectively. Thefront wall 30 of the base is hingedly connected along ascore line 86 to afront wall flap 30 a. Theside walls score lines - The
positioning tab 34 can be a tab slotted in thebase panel 28 so that it is hingedly connected to thebase panel 28 and can remain within thebase panel 28, when thedisplay container 10 is in the enclosed position, as shown inFIG. 4 . When in the display position, thepositioning tab 34 can be pushed up and folded outwardly to engage theback wall 20 of the tray so as to keep thedisplay panel 24 positioned at the predetermined downward angle θ relative to theback wall 20 of the tray for easy reading of thedisplay label 40, as shown inFIGS. 1 and 2 . - Typically, the inside surface and outside surface of the blank 50 are unprinted except that the inside surface of the
display panel 24 might include thedisplay label 40. - The tray-forming
portion 52 may be made to form thetray 12 of the container by folding the front wall flaps 18 a, 18 b of the tray upward along therespective score lines front wall 18 of the tray and folding thefront wall 18 of the tray upward along thescore line 58 to a position approximately perpendicular to the bottom 16 of the tray. Similarly, the back wall flaps 20 a, 20 b of the tray are folded upward along therespective score lines back wall 20 and theback wall 20 is folded upward along thescore line 60 to a position approximately perpendicular to the bottom 16. - Thereafter, the
side wall 22 of the tray, together with theside wall flap 22 a, is folded upward along thescore line 62 to a position approximately perpendicular to the bottom 16 and theside wall flap 22 a of the tray is folded inwardly and downward along thescore line 90 to encompass thefront wall flap 18 a and theback wall flap 20 a, and is fastened by inserting atab 120 that is on anedge 106 of theside wall flap 22 a into acorresponding slot 122 that is within thescore line 62. Theside wall 23 of the tray, together with theside wall flap 23 a, is folded upward along thescore line 64 to a position approximately perpendicular to the bottom 16 and theside wall flap 23 a is folded inwardly and downward along thescore line 92 to encompass thefront wall flap 18 b and theback wall flap 20 b and is fastened by inserting atab 124 that is on anedge 108 of theside wall flap 23 a into acorresponding slot 126 that is within thescore line 64. It will be appreciated, however, that the order and manner in which the folding steps are performed may be varied according to the level of skill in the art. - Similarly, the cover-forming
portion 54 may be made to form thecover 14 of the container by folding the side wall flaps 32 a, 33 a of the base upward along the score lines 82, 84 to a position approximately perpendicular to theside walls side walls base panel 28. Then, thefront wall 30 of the cover, together with thefront wall flap 30 a, is folded upward along thescore line 76 to a position approximately perpendicular to thebase panel 28 and thefront wall flap 30 a is folded inwardly and downward to encompass the side wall flaps 32 a, 33 a and is fastened by inserting atab 128 that is on anedge 110 of thefront wall flap 30 a into acorresponding slot 130 that is within thescore line 76. - Specific embodiments have been shown by ways of example in the drawings and described in detail herein. However, it should be understood that the invention(s) claimed in the appended claims is/are not intended to be limited to the particular embodiments disclosed. Rather, the invention(s) claimed in the appended claims cover all modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the spirit and scope of the invention(s) as claimed by the appended claims.
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1. A display container for displaying items and being adjustable between an enclosed position and a display position, the display container comprising:
a tray including a bottom, a front wall, a back wall and a plurality of side walls;
a cover including a display panel, a base and at least one positioning tab, the display panel being hingedly connected to a top edge of the back wall of said tray along a first fold line, the base including a base panel, a front wall and a plurality of side walls and being connected to the display panel along a second fold line;
said cover being positioned on top of said tray when the display container is in the enclosed position; and
when the display container is in the display position, said cover being folded back relative to said tray along the first fold line such that the display panel overlies the back wall of said tray at a predetermined downward angle and the base is folded underneath said tray, the positioning tab being positioned outwardly to engage the back wall of said tray so as to keep the display panel positioned at the predetermined downward angle relative to the back wall of said tray.
2. The display container according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of side walls of the base are configured to support the base at an angle descending toward the back wall of said tray when the base is folded underneath said tray.
3. The display container according to claim 1 , wherein the predetermined downward angle is in a range from 15 degrees to 45 degrees.
4. The display container according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one positioning tab is an integral component of the display container.
5. The display container according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one positioning tab is a discrete component of the display container.
6. The display container according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one positioning tab is made of at least one of paper board, plastic, metal, or combinations thereof.
7. The display container according to claim 1 , wherein the display panel includes a display label conveying information.
8. The display container according to claim 1 , wherein the display label includes a separate label attached to a surface of the display panel.
9. The display container according to claim 1 , wherein the display label includes information printed or transferred directly onto a surface of the display panel.
10. A display container for displaying items and being adjustable between an enclosed position and a display position, the display container comprising:
a tray including a bottom, a front wall, a back wall and a plurality of side walls;
a cover including a display panel, a joint portion, a base and at least one positioning tab, the display panel including a display label and being hingedly connected to a top edge of the back wall of said tray along a first fold line, the joint portion being connected to the display panel along a first joint portion fold line, the base including a base panel, a front wall and a plurality of side walls and being connected to the joint portion along a second joint portion fold line;
said cover being positioned on top of said tray when the display container is in the enclosed position; and
when the display container is in the display position, said cover being folded back relative to said tray along the first fold line such that the display panel overlies the back wall of said tray at a predetermined downward angle and the base is folded underneath said tray, the positioning tab being positioned outwardly along the second joint portion fold line to engage the back wall of said tray so as to keep the display panel positioned at the predetermined downward angle relative to the back wall of said tray for easy reading of the display label.
11. The display container according to claim 10 , wherein the display label includes a separate label attached to a surface of the display panel.
12. The display container according to claim 10 , wherein the display label includes information printed or transferred directly onto a surface of the display panel.
13. A display container for displaying items and being adjustable between an enclosed position and a display position, the display container comprising:
a tray including a bottom, a front wall, a back wall and a plurality of side walls;
a cover including a display panel, a base and at least one positioning tab, the display panel including a display label and being hingedly connected to a top edge of the back wall of said tray along a first fold line, the base including a base panel, a front wall and a plurality of side walls and being connected to the display panel along a second fold line;
said cover being positioned on top of said tray when the display container is in the enclosed position; and
when the display container is in the display position, said cover being folded back relative to said tray along the first fold line such that the display panel overlies the back wall of said tray at a predetermined downward angle and the base is folded underneath said tray, the positioning tab being positioned outwardly to engage the back wall of said tray so as to keep the display panel positioned at the predetermined downward angle relative to the back wall of said tray for easy reading of the display label.
14. The display container according to claim 13 , wherein the display label includes a separate label attached to a surface of the display panel.
15. The display container according to claim 13 , wherein the display label includes information printed or transferred directly onto a surface of the display panel.
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