US3661318A - Lift-off shipping carton for television cabinet - Google Patents
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- ABSTRACT A shipping carton for a television cabinet or the like compris- [56] References c'led ing a bottom tray having upwardly extending sidewalls, a pal- UNITED STATES PATENTS let press titted within the tray, acover having downwardly extending s1dewalls adapted to slidably engage the exterior of 2,013,346 9/1935 Gomes ..229/ 14 C the bottom tray sidewalls, a pad member press fitted into the 2, 5. 4/1937 o ck .2 /4 top of the cover.
- the carton When assembled, the carton encloses the ,418 5/l95l Loth 4 cabinet in an interlocked stacked assembly with the cover 01.740 8/1957 Fallert 206/46 FN secured to the bottom tray by strips of tape or a vertically sur- 2.920,803 l 960 c er- FN rounding band.
- the assembly permits reopening for complete 3, l2/1967 Pullman PC UX access to the cabinet by merely cutting the tape or band and 3,167,179 1/1965 Goldstein....
- This invention relates to shipping cartons and, more particularly, to a carton configuration for packing television or hifi cabinets which permits ease of reopening to obtain complete access to the cabinet.
- the empty television cabinet initially may be packaged in its shipping carton at a furniture fabricating facility.
- the cabinet is then transported to an assembly plant where the cabinet must be completely removed from its carton to facilitate installation of the television receiver chassis and associated apparatus.
- the cabinet assembly is then repackaged in the same carton and shipped to a dealer or distributor warehouse where it may be opened for display or inspection.
- the cabinet assembly may be returned to the assembly plant where it is again removed from its carton, inspected and repaired, after which it is again repackaged and shipped to the distributor or dealer.
- a cabinet shipping carton comprising a bottom tray having upwardly extending sidewalls, a cabinet-mounting pallet disposed in the tray, and a cover having downwardly extending sidewalls adapted to be telescoped with the tray when the carton is closed.
- the tray sidewalls are of a height permitting substantially complete access to a cabinet mounted on the pallet when the cover is lifted off.
- FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a shipping carton enclosing a television cabinet in accordance with the invention
- FIG. 2 is a front elevational view partly in section taken along the line 2-2 in FIG. 1;
- FIG. 3 is a front elevational view of an alternate embodiment of a shipping carton in accordance with the invention.
- a shipping carton according to the invention is shown as comprising a bottom tray 10, a cabinet-mounting pallet 12 disposed within the tray, a cover 16 having downwardly extending sidewalls, and a pad 18 disposed within the cover about the top of the sidewalls thereof.
- Each of these carton components is preferably formed from corrugated paperboard, although other suitable materials may be employed, such as molded plastic or Styrofoam, for the pallet 12.
- a television cabinet 14 is shown mounted on pallet 12 and enclosed within a carton of substantially rectangular cross section.
- the bottom tray 10 has four sidewalls, 20, 22, 24 and 26 which are sufficiently low in height to permit substantially complete access to cabinet 14 when the cover 16 is removed.
- the sidewalls 20-26 comprise the flaps of flat paperboard blank which have been bent upward and secured together by means adapted to facilitate collapse of the flaps when desired to ease removal of the cabinet 14.
- the sidewall flaps 24 and 26 are shown to be wider than the traybottom and folded over all four corners of the tray upon the exterior of sidewalls 20 and 22, whereupon the four folded over end portions of sidewalls 24 and 26 are secured to sidewalls 20 and 22 by strips of adhesive tape 28.
- Pallet 12 has a fiat bottom portion 30 which is press fitted within tray 10, and a raised central portion 31 having four corner notches 32 for receiving the four legs 34 which comprise the supporting base of cabinet 14. In this manner, the pallet 12 holds the cabinet in position during shipment, and in cooperation with the dimensioning of the tray and cover, maintains a predetermined spacing between the sides of cabinet 14 and the sidewalls of the carton in conformance with industry standards.
- the fabrication of such pallets is well known in the art, and of course the configuration thereof may assume other forms appropriate to receive the supporting base of an article mounted thereon.
- Pad 18 is disposed to peripherially engage the top of the cabinet in a manner cooperating with the pallet to restrict movement of the cabinet during shipment and to maintain the desired spacing between the cabinet and carton sidewalls.
- the pad 18 depends from the periphery of a panel 36 which is snugly press fitted within cover 16 so as to prevent the pad from falling out when the cover is lifted off the tray.
- pad 18 may comprise the rolled under flaps of a paperboard panel 36 which is press fitted into the top of the cover.
- FIG. 2 particularly indicates how the rolled under paperboard flaps l8 snugly engage the top edge 38 of cabinet 14 when the carton is closed. Although illustrated as engaging all four sides of top edge 38, other applications may employ a pad engaging only two opposite sides of the cabinet top. Also, four corner pads may be used.
- tray 10 is formed from a paperboard blank by bending up flaps 20-26 and taping them, as illustrated.
- Pallet 12 is then fitted into the tray 10
- cabinet 14 is loaded onto the pallet so that the cabinet legs 34 fit into notches 32 of the pallet.
- the paperboard panel 36 with depending pad 18 is then press fitted into the top of cover 16, and the cover is slipped down over the top of the cabinet so that the sidewalls of the cover slidably engage the exterior of the sidewalls of tray 10 in telescopic fashion.
- cover sidewalls slidably engage the tray sidewalls to the bottom thereof.
- the closed cover 16 may then be secured to bottom tray 10 by the use of strips of adhesive tape 40 wrapped around the bottom edges of the carton and extending from the lower portion of the cover sidewalls to the bottom of tray as shown. Altematively, the cover may be secured to the tray by vertically surrounding the closed carton with a conventional metal or plastic strapping band 42, as illustrated in FIG. 3.
- Reopening of the canon to provide substantially complete access to the cabinet for purposes of installing electronic equipment, rework or inspection, etc. requires only the cutting of tape 40 or band 42 to free cover 16 for easy removal by lifting it off over the cabinet, a procedure requiring only a single operator.
- the time and effort of repacking is also minimized, as it requires merely the sliding of cover 16 over the cabinet and tray and the application of a band or tape to secure the closed carton, pad 18 having been retained in the cover by its press fit.
- the strength and appearance of the carton will be retained after repeated opening and closing, as the package consists of a simple interlocked stacked assembly using only tape or bands to secure the pack together.
- a shipping carton for a cabinet comprising: a paperboard bottom tray substantially rectangular in cross section having upwardly extending sidewalls comprising the flaps of a flat blank which have been bent upward and secured together by means adapted to facilitate collapse of said flaps when desired to ease removal of a cabinet from the shipping carton, a cabinet-mounting pallet press fitted within said tray and having a raised central portion formed to receive the supporting base of a cabinet and having corner notches for receiving the legs of a cabinet mounted on said pallet for maintaining a predetermined spacing between the sides of said cabinet and the sidewalls of said tray, a paperboard cover substantially rectangular in cross section having downwardly extending sidewalls for slidably engaging the sidewalls of said tray in telescopic fashion when said carton is closed, the sidewalls of said tray being of a height permitting substantially complete access to a cabinet mounted on said pallet when said cover is removed, and a pad depending from the periphery of a panel press fitted within said cover about the top of the sidewalls thereof for peripherally engaging the top of a cabinet
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