US2001001444A1PendingUtilityA1
Floral sleeve with staggered bonding material
Priority: Jul 21, 1993Filed: Jan 23, 2001Published: May 24, 2001
Est. expiryJul 21, 2013(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Donald E. Weder
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Abstract
A plant packaging and covering system which includes a floral sleeve having a base portion, which may have a decorative pattern thereon. The sleeve may have an upper sleeve portion which can surround a plant disposed in a pot and which can be detached once the protective function of the upper sleeve portion is complete or which can be used to support the sleeve from a support device prior to use. The sleeve has on its inner surface a bonding material in an offset pattern, which can be used to form a crimped portion in the sleeve or which can be used to attach the sleeve to a pot.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A preformed tubular floral sleeve, comprising:
a base portion having an upper end and a lower end and comprising a first panel having an inner surface and a second panel having an inner surface when in a flattened state and adapted to be opened to form an interior space sized to contain a floral assembly; and crimp connecting means comprising a bonding material disposed on a portion of the inner surface of the first panel and on a portion of the inner surface of the second panel and wherein the bonding material on the inner surface of the first panel is offset in relation to the bonding material on the inner surface of the second panel.
2 . The floral sleeve of claim 1 further comprising an upper portion extending from the upper end of the base portion wherein the upper portion is detachable from the base portion via perforations.
3 . The floral sleeve of claim 1 wherein the base portion further comprises a skirt portion.
4 . The floral sleeve of claim 1 further comprising a release material disposed upon the bonding material.
5 . The floral sleeve of claim 1 wherein the bonding material is an adhesive material.
6 . The floral sleeve of claim 1 wherein the bonding material is a cohesive material.
7 . The floral sleeve of claim 1 wherein the sleeve is constructed from a material selected from the group consisting of treated or untreated paper, cellophane, metal foil, polymer film, non-polymer film, cardboard, fiber, cloth, burlap, and laminations or combinations thereof.
8 . The sleeve of claim 2 further comprising a closure bonding material disposed near an upper end of the upper portion.
9 . The sleeve of claim 1 wherein the lower end of the base portion has a gusset therein.
10 . The sleeve of claim 1 wherein the lower end of the base portion is open.
11 . The sleeve of claim 1 wherein the lower end of the base portion is closed.
12 . The sleeve of claim 2 wherein the perforations comprise a non-linear pattern.
13 . The sleeve of claim 1 wherein the upper end of the base portion comprises a non-linear edge.
14 . A floral sleeve, comprising:
a base portion having an upper end and a lower end and comprising a first panel having an inner surface and a second panel having an inner surface when in a flattened state and adapted to be opened to form an interior space sized to contain a floral assembly; an upper portion extending from the base portion and detachable therefrom via perforations; and crimp connecting means comprising a bonding material disposed on a portion of the inner surface of the first panel and on a portion of the inner surface of the second panel and wherein the bonding material on the inner surface of the first panel is offset in relation to the bonding material on the inner surface of the second panel.
15 . The floral sleeve of claim 14 wherein the base portion further comprises a skirt portion.
16 . The floral sleeve of claim 14 further comprising a release material disposed upon the bonding material.
17 . The floral sleeve of claim 14 wherein the bonding material is an adhesive material.
18 . The floral sleeve of claim 14 wherein the bonding material is a cohesive material.
19 . The floral sleeve of claim 14 wherein the sleeve is constructed from a material selected from the group consisting of treated or untreated paper, cellophane, metal foil, polymer film, non-polymer film, cardboard, fiber, cloth, burlap, and laminations or combinations thereof.
20 . The sleeve of claim 14 further comprising a closure bonding material disposed near an upper end of the upper portion.
21 . The sleeve of claim 14 wherein the lower end of the base portion has a gusset therein.
22 . The sleeve of claim 14 wherein the lower end of the base portion is open.
23 . The sleeve of claim 14 wherein the lower end of the base portion is closed.
24 . The sleeve of claim 14 wherein the perforations comprise a non-linear pattern.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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