US20150344216A1 - Folding cupcake box - Google Patents
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Abstract
A folding pastry box is provided having a folding lid portion that is hinged to a lower box portion. The folding lid has a window that extends between the lid portion and the lower box portion for viewing the contents of the folding pastry box. The lower box portion includes a pastry portion that is hinged and connected to the lower box portion. The folding pastry box can be folded flat and is stamped from a single sheet of stock. The box is then unfolded and the pastry portion is hinged and resides inside the lower box portion. The size of the pastry portion fits in the lower box snugly and is retained.
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- This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 62/005,530, filed May 30, 2014, the disclosures of which are hereby incorporated by reference.
- This present disclosure relates to foldable boxes, specifically boxes that are intended to be shipped flat then folded into a container that can be self-supporting and used for securely carrying individual pastries. Folding boxes are well known in the art that are shipped flat and then unfolded before being used, commonly at a store or bakery. The box must be easy to open but be strong enough to carry baked goods and possibly tolerate being stacked. Proper storage and display of the baked goods assist the user in selecting the right goods from a display case or shelf. The box must tolerate handling and retain the baked goods. Many boxes attempt to solve this problem. Current foldable boxes are formed with several parts that need to be assembled, either at the manufacturing location or the point where the retail sale occurs. Some use a standard pastry box and add an insert. This requires that separate stock for the inserts be maintained. Further, several parts require assembly, creating issues with tolerances and proper assembly. An improved folding pastry box is needed.
- The present disclosure describes a folding box for transportation and storage of pastries, specifically cupcakes. The box is formed from a single sheet of material with glue flaps and an integral pastry portion. A window is stamped through the material and a cellophane or similar transparent window is affixed. The box can be stored in a flat condition, allowing many boxes to be stored in a relatively small area. When the user needs to expands the box by folding up the perimeter walls and then folds the pastry portion towards the interior of the box. The pastry portion, being integral to the box folds in and becomes self-supporting. The size of the pastry portion creates an interference fit, securing the pastry portion to the bottom of the box without the need for any separate gluing, extra parts, or additional process steps.
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FIG. 1 is a die-cut unfolded stamping of the box before it is assembled; -
FIG. 2 is an isometric view of the stamping inFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 3 is an isometric view of the stamping inFIG. 1 as partially assembled; -
FIG. 4 is an isometric view of the stamping inFIG. 3 as further assembled; -
FIG. 5 is an isometric view of the stamping inFIG. 4 as a completed box; -
FIG. 6 is an isometric view of the box inFIG. 5 as fully complete and closed; -
FIG. 7 is a detail view ofpastry hole 20 in the stamping inFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 8 is a partial isometric view 8-8 of the box inFIG. 5 ; and -
FIG. 9 is a partial isometric view 9-9 of the box inFIG. 5 . - The blank 10 of
FIG. 1 consists of a single die cut piece of cardstock. The die cut piece of cardstock has an inside surface and an outside surface. The outside surface is typically decorative with a different color or pattern but can also be plain. The inside surface can be different, but the blank 10 as shown in all FIGS is symmetrical, the inside surface and outside surface are interchangeable before assembly. For the purposes of clarity, the inside surface of the blank 10 makes up a majority of the surfaces on the inside of the box 8,FIG. 8 when it is completely assembled. The blank 10 has abottom portion 16, atray portion 30, and a lid portion 12 as shown inFIG. 1 . All portions described herein are all part of the same die-cut piece. Thebottom portion 16 is hinged to the lid portion 12 by atransverse crease 14. The top portion 12 has awindow 18 that extends acrosstransverse crease 14. The window is flexible enough that it will bend with the thirdtransverse crease 14.Pastry holes 20 are also stamped through thetray portion 30 of the blank 10 as shown inFIG. 1 . Creased, scored, or perforated lines are impressed into the blank 10 to create folds when one portion is bent over another. - The
lower box portion 16 is located between the lid portion 12 and atray portion 30, specifically between thirdtransverse crease 14 and secondtransverse crease 58. Thebottom portion 16 has abottom 38 and is bordered by right andleft sides portion 28, and back 72. Thebottom 38 is defined by the area between firsttransverse crease 56 and secondtransverse crease 58, andlateral creases second 66 and first 166. Thebottom depth 80 is defined by the distance between firsttransverse crease 56 and secondtransverse crease 58. The width of thebottom 38 is defined by the distance between secondlateral crease 66 and firstlateral crease 166. The right andleft sides bottom 38 vialateral creases second 66 and first 166. Right andleft glue flaps sides lateral crease 66 and firsttransverse crease 56. Perforated crease 150 is a mirror image of perforated crease 50, extending from the intersection of firsttransverse crease 56 and firstlateral crease 166.Sides outside radius 76 and 176 that facilitate closure of the lid portion 12.Sides bottom 38. Another upstanding wall is formed whenback 72 is folded about firsttransverse crease 56 with respect tobottom 38. The height ofback 72 is the same as the width ofsides glue flaps sides back 72 is attached to thebottom 38 via firsttransverse crease 56. Theback 72 is defined by the distance between sixth lateral crease 68 and fifthlateral crease 168 and the height between thirdtransverse crease 14 and firsttransverse crease 56. Extending laterally fromback 72 through sixth lateral crease 68 and fifthlateral crease 168 are foldingflaps folding flaps - The lid portion 12 has a
top 22, afront 24 with right andleft flaps left sides foldable glue flaps sides perforated creases crease 44 is obliquely angled from lateral and transverse creases extending outward from the intersection of fourthlateral crease 70 and fourthtransverse crease 54. Perforatedcrease 144 is a mirror image ofcrease 44, extending from the intersection of fourthtransverse crease 54 and thirdlateral crease 170. The right and leftsides transverse crease 54. The angledperforated creases sides transverse crease 54 and right and leftflaps lateral crease 74 and seventhlateral crease 174 respectively. The lid portion 12 and structure is commonly known in the art. The outside surface offlaps - The
tray portion 30 has apastry portion 42 and is bordered bywalls pastry portion 42 has a width defined the by the distance between tenth lateral crease 62 and ninthlateral crease 162. AlthoughFIGS. 1 , 2, 3, 4, 8, and 9show walls pastry portion 42. It is contemplated that theside walls lateral crease 162 and tenth lateral crease 62 are lateral edges. Thepastry portion 42 may have a width defined by cut lateral edges representing the ends of thetray portion 42 located at the position of the ninth and tenthlateral creases 62, 162. Thepastry portion 42 has a defineddepth 80 as measured between fifthtransverse crease 60 and sixth transverse crease 64. Theside walls pastry portion 42 via tenth lateral crease 62 and ninthlateral crease 162 respectively and have the same depth as thepastry portion depth 82. Theedges sidewalls transverse crease 60 and sixth transverse crease 64. The connectingportion 28 is attached to the bottom 38 by secondtransverse crease 58. Thepastry portion depth 82 is greater than thebottom depth 80. Connectingportion 28 has aheight 29 which is defined by the distance between secondtransverse crease 58 and fifthtransverse crease 60.Height 29 is the same as thewidth side walls Wall 34 has aheight 35 which is the same asheight 29. When connectingportion 28 andwalls pastry portion 42, the walls form a plane that is parallel to and offset from the bottom 38. It is further contemplated that the connectingportion 28 could include lateral tabs (not shown) that extend and lateral edges that are shown in the FIGS. would become lateral creases. One of the lateral tabs, for example, would be located betweensides sides - The
pastry portion 42 contains a series of pastry holes 20. In the embodiment in all FIGS, sixpastry holes 20 are equally spaced interiorly. Thepastry portion 42 is not limited to pastry holes 20. The pastry holes 20 have anoverall diameter 84 withoptional points 86 andaccess areas 88, as shown inFIG. 7 . Theoverall diameter 84 is sized to accept commonly available cupcakes or other related baked goods. Theaccess areas 88 facilitate the retrieval of a cupcake from thepastry hole 20 by allowing the user to insert fingers throughaccess areas 88 and lift the cupcake by the cup without touching the pastry itself. Thepoints 86 help retain the cupcake during handling by protruding into theoverall diameter 84 and pressing against corrugations in a cupcake cup. - The box 8 is assembled in two phases. As is visible in
FIG. 2 , a window ofcellophane 92 or another flexible transparent material is adhered to the top 22 and back 72 overlapping the perimeter ofwindow 18. The first phase of folding as shown inFIG. 3 is where flaps 32 and 132 are folded perpendicular tofront 24 along eighthlateral crease 74 and seventhlateral crease 174 with the inside surface of 32 and 132 respectively toward the inside surface offront 24.Sides lateral crease 70 and thirdlateral crease 170 respectively where the inside surface of glue flaps 40 and 140 overlay outside surface offlaps Front 24 is then folded perpendicular to the top 22 along fourthtransverse crease 54 with the inside surface of 24 toward the inside surface oftop 22.FIG. 4 shows this along with other steps of folding. Next,glue 90 is applied to either the inside surface of glue flaps 40 and 140 or the outside surface of 32 and 132. The adhesion takes place only between glue flaps 40 and 140 and the corresponding outside surfaces of 32 and 132. InFIG. 3 ,glue 90 is shown as applied to the outside surface of glue flaps 40 and 140. This affixes the outside surface of 32 and 132 to the inside surface of glue flaps 40 and 140 respectively. In order for the box to be folded flat for shipping and storage, the glued surface which defines a bonded area overlaps only the outside surface of glue flaps 40 and 140. The second phase of folding, as shown inFIG. 4 , is where 72 is folded perpendicular to the bottom 36 along firsttransverse crease 56 with the inside surface of back 72 toward the inside surface of 38.Flaps lateral crease 168 with the inside surface offlaps glue 90 is applied to either the inside surface of glue flaps 48 and 148 or the outside surface of 36 and 136. The adhesion takes place only between glue flaps 48 and 148 and the corresponding outside surfaces of 36 and 136.Sides lateral crease 66 and first lateral crease166 respectively where the inside surface of 48 and 148 overlay outside surface of 36 and 136. This affixes the outside surface of 36 and 136 to the inside surface of glue flaps 48 and 148 respectively. In order for the box to be folded flat for shipping and storage, the glued surface overlaps only the outside surface of glue flaps 48 and 148. - To fold the box 8 flat for storage and shipping, flaps 36 and 136 are pulled inward, causing
sides side 52abut glue flap 48. Correspondingly,side 152 abutsglue flap 148. This pulls back 72 inward such that the inside surface of 72 overlies the inside surface of bottom 38. For the lid to fold, flaps 32 and 132 are pulled inward, causingsides side 26 overliesglue flap 40. Correspondingly,side 126 overliesglue flap 140. This pulls front 24 inward such that the inside surface overlies the inside surface oftop 22. - After shipping, the box 8 is expanded and completely assembled by the end user. The
bottom portion 16 is expanded by pivotingside 52 by secondlateral crease 66 andside 152 by firstlateral crease 166 outward, thereby bringingflaps overlying side 26 by fourthlateral crease 70 andside 126 by thirdlateral crease 170 outward, thereby bringingflaps overlying Front 24 then becomes substantially perpendicular to the top 22. Finally, sides 46 and 146 are folded about tenth lateral crease 62 and ninthlateral crease 162 along withwall 34 and connectingportion 28 to formupstanding pastry portion 42. Thepastry portion 42 is folded inward towards bottom about secondtransverse crease 58 and fifthtransverse crease 60 to make the inside surface of 38 parallel to and facing the inside surface ofpastry portion 42. By folding thepastry portion 42 inward, sixth transverse crease 64 is brought into contact with the back 72. Because thepastry area depth 82,FIG. 1 is greater thanbottom depth 80 thetray portion 30 fits tightly when it is fully assembled. This can be seen inFIGS. 8 and 9 whenwalls portion 28 slightly. Because the connectingportion 28 is the same height as 34 and the same as the width of 46 and 146 but thepastry area depth 82 being greater thanbottom depth 80causes connecting portion 28 to be angled from vertical when the box 8 is fully assembled. Fifthtransverse crease 60 is spaced farther from the inside surface of back 72 than secondtransverse crease 58. This means thatwall 28 is located tightly behind edges 49 and 149 ofwalls walls tray portion 30 firmly nested in the interior of thebottom portion 16. - It is understood that while certain aspects of the disclosed subject matter have been shown and described, the disclosed subject matter is not limited thereto and encompasses various other embodiments and aspects. No specific limitation with respect to the specific embodiments disclosed herein is intended or should be inferred. Modifications may be made to the disclosed subject matter as set forth in the following claims.
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1. A folding pastry container for secure transporting and storage of a baked goods, said container having:
a lower box portion with a bottom, said bottom having lateral edges located at a first and second lateral crease that define a width of said bottom, said bottom having first and second transverse creases extending between said first and second lateral creases to define a depth of said bottom, said bottom having lateral sides contiguously extending from said first and second lateral creases, said lateral sides foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said bottom, said lower box having a back contiguously extending from said first transverse crease and terminating at a third transverse crease, said back having lateral sides contiguously extending from a fifth and sixth lateral crease, said lateral sides foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said back, said back foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said bottom and said lateral sides of said back being upstanding so said lateral sides of said back adjoin said lateral sides of said bottom when said back is upstanding with respect to said bottom;
a lid portion with a top, said top having lateral edges located at a third and fourth lateral crease that define a width of said top, said top having depth defined by said third transverse crease and a fourth transverse crease, said top having lateral sides contiguously extending from said third and fourth lateral creases, said lateral sides foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said top, said top having a front extending contiguously from said fourth transverse crease, said front having lateral sides extending contiguously from a seventh and eighth lateral crease, said lateral sides of said front foldable with respect to said front to an upstanding position with respect to said front, said lid portion extending from said back from said third transverse crease, said front foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said top;
a tray portion with a pastry portion having lateral edges located at a ninth and tenth lateral crease that define a width of said pastry portion, said pastry portion having a fifth and sixth transverse crease extending between said lateral creases to define a depth of said pastry portion, said pastry portion having lateral sides contiguously extending from said ninth and tenth lateral creases, said lateral sides foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said pastry portion to define sidewalls of said tray portion, said pastry portion having a connecting portion having a height defined by said second transverse crease and said fifth transverse crease, and a back portion contiguously extending from said sixth transverse crease and foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said pastry portion.
2. The container of claim 1 , said depth of said pastry portion being greater than said depth of said bottom.
3. The container of claim 2 , and an aperture through a portion of said back and said top extending between said back and said top.
4. The container of claim 3 , said second, fifth, and sixth transverse creases including perforations extending therethrough, said ninth and tenth lateral creases including perforations extending therethrough.
5. The container of claim 1 , and a hole in said pastry portion for receiving a pastry.
6. The container of claim 5 , said hole having protrusions extending inward and adapted to engage a portion of said pastry.
7. The container of claim 1 , said connecting portion facilitating hinged movement of said tray with respect to said lower box portion from a first position locating said sixth transverse crease adjacent to said back of said lower box portion and a second position wherein said sixth transverse crease is located outside of said lower box portion.
8. A folding pastry container for secure transporting and storage of a baked goods, said container having:
a lower box portion with a bottom, said bottom having lateral edges located at a first and second lateral crease, said bottom having first and second transverse creases extending between said first and second lateral creases to define a depth of said bottom, said bottom having lateral sides extending from said first and second lateral creases, said lateral sides foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said bottom, said lower box having a back extending from said first transverse crease and terminating at a third transverse crease, said back having lateral sides extending from a fifth and sixth lateral crease, said lateral sides foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said back, said back foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said bottom;
a lid portion with a top, said top having lateral edges located at a third and fourth lateral crease that define a width of said top, said top having depth defined by said third transverse crease and a fourth transverse crease, said top having lateral sides extending from said third and fourth lateral creases, said lateral sides foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said top, said top having a front extending from said fourth transverse crease, said front having lateral sides extending from a seventh and eighth lateral crease, said lateral sides foldable with respect to said front to an upstanding position with respect to said front to define sidewalls of said lid portion, said lid portion extending from said back from said third transverse crease, said front foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said top;
a tray portion with a pastry portion having lateral edges that define a width of said pastry portion, said pastry portion having a fifth and sixth transverse crease extending between said lateral edges to define a depth of said pastry portion, said pastry portion having a connecting portion having a depth defined by said second transverse crease and said fifth transverse crease, and a back portion extending from said sixth transverse crease and foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said pastry portion.
9. The container of claim 8 , said lateral edges located at a ninth and tenth lateral crease, said pastry portion having lateral sides extending from said ninth and tenth lateral creases, said lateral sides foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said pastry portion about said ninth and tenth lateral creases.
10. The container of claim 8 , said connecting portion having lateral sides extending from lateral edges of said connecting portion.
11. The container of claim 8 , said depth of said pastry portion being greater than said depth of said bottom.
12. The container of claim 11 , and an aperture through a portion of said back and said top.
13. The container of claim 12 , said second, fifth, and sixth transverse creases including perforations extending therethrough, said ninth and tenth lateral creases including perforations extending therethrough.
14. The container of claim 8 , and a hole in said pastry portion for receiving a cupcake.
15. The container of claim 14 , said hole having protrusions extending inward and adapted to engage a portion of said cupcake.
16. The container of claim 8 , said connecting portion facilitating hinged movement of said tray with respect to said lower box portion from a first position locating said sixth transverse crease adjacent to said back of said lower box portion and a second position wherein said sixth transverse crease is located outside of said lower box portion.
17. A folding pastry container for secure transporting and storage of a baked goods, said container having:
a lower box portion with a bottom, said bottom having lateral edges located at a first and second lateral crease, said bottom having first and second transverse creases extending between said first and second lateral creases to define a depth of said bottom, said bottom having lateral sides extending from said first and second lateral creases, said lateral sides foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said bottom, said lower box having a back extending from said first transverse crease and terminating at a third transverse crease, said back having lateral sides extending from a fifth and sixth lateral crease, said lateral sides foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said back, said back foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said bottom;
a lid portion with a top, said top having lateral edges located at a third and fourth lateral crease that define a width of said top, said top having depth defined by said third transverse crease and a fourth transverse crease, said top having lateral sides extending from said third and fourth lateral creases, said lateral sides foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said top, said top having a front extending from said fourth transverse crease, said front having lateral sides extending from a seventh and eighth lateral crease, said lateral sides foldable with respect to said front to an upstanding position with respect to said front to define sidewalls of said lid portion, said lid portion extending from said back about said third transverse crease, said front foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said top;
a tray portion with a pastry portion having lateral edges that define a width of said pastry portion, said pastry portion having a fifth and sixth transverse crease extending between said lateral edges to define a depth of said pastry portion, said pastry portion having a connecting portion having a depth defined by said second transverse crease and said fifth transverse crease, and a back portion extending from said sixth transverse crease and foldable to an upstanding position with respect to said pastry portion, said connecting portion facilitating hinged movement of said tray with respect to said lower box portion from a first position wherein said back of said tray portion engages said bottom and a second position wherein said bottom is located outside of said lower box portion.
18. The container of claim 17 , wherein lateral edges are formed from ninth and tenth lateral creases and include lateral sides extending from said ninth and tenth lateral creases. Said lateral sides foldable an upstanding position with respect to said pastry portion and said lateral sides engaging said bottom when said tray portion is in said first position.
19. The container of claim 18 , and a hole in said pastry portion for receiving a cupcake.
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