A package comprising an outer carton housing a plurality of display packs, such as blister packs, each comprising an essentially planar support card. The carton is formed as a sleeve open at both ends and the packs are disposed in spaced parallel relation within the sleeve, and transversely to its side walls, and are held in desired positions within the sleeve by engagement with their respective support cards of flaps integral with the carton and turned inwardly, the flaps having free edges parallel with the support cards. Thereby obviating the need for separate spacers inside the carton.
The pack is folded from a card having a generally rectangular panel forming the front of the pack joined to a generally rectangular panel forming the back of the pack via a spine. The edges of the panel, remote from the spine are adhered together, if necessary with the assistance of a flap, to lock the staggered stack of razors within a slot in the edge of the panel, the back panel of the pack having one or more cut-outs or flaps with which portions of the razor handles engage thereby holding the handles in position.
An end cap for insertion over a plurality of packages each having at least one end which is susceptible to bending when the packages are shrink wrapped into a bundle. The end cap comprises an end panel for location over said ends and four dependent sides defining an opening to receive the packages, said sides extending partly along the length of the packages to locate the packages in a bundle so that during shrink wrapping of the bundle any forces exerted by a shrink wrapping film will be distributed over the end cap and the pressure on the ends received in the end cap will be minimized.
A package is described which includes individual paperboard packages folded from blanks and which contain and display articles such as glass tumblers or goblets. The individual packages are assembled in sleeves also folded from paperboard blanks which accommodate two, three or four of the individual packages while exposing them for display.
A case in which stacks of dough rising pans are held, the case being divided into vertical compartments for the stacks, an access opening on top of the case for placement of the pans thereinto, caster wheels under the case and handles on a side to pull the case and move it from place to place.
The present invention provides a low cost paperboard sleeve package for holding tubs in a stacked manner. The sleeve has an octagonal configuration to provide stacking strength and space efficiency. The top of the sleeve is provided with an openable retainer to allow removal of the tubs. The bottom of the sleeve has retaining flaps which extend upward and inward to engage the lid and upper portion of the lowermost tub and which permit the stack of tubs to be loaded into the sleeve from the bottom. This supporting engagement enables the lowermost tub to support the weight of the tubs stacked above.
