Neck And Upper Body Bottle/Container Connection System

Abstract

This present invention relates to a neck and upper body bottle connection system which allows two bottles/containers of any size or shape to be connected top to bottom with increased stability which is achieved using a combination of stability and attachment elements. The upper body of the bottle/container is inserted into the bottom of another bottle/container prepared for it. The inserted presence of the upper body of the inserting bottle/container into its host provides increased stability for the connection system against external loads while the neck which forms the opening of the bottle/container is made to attach/fasten to the bottom of the host after insertion with the use of fastening mechanisms. The upper body can also work with the neck or alone to provide the attachment/fastening element when required.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . Neck and upper body bottle(s) or container(s) connection system comprising
 a. bottle(s) or container(s) of any material shape or size with a neck and an upper body of any shape and size that can be inserted and attached to the bottom of another (host) bottle or container of any shape and size such that the neck and upper body of the attaching bottle or container fits loosely or tightly to the bottom of the host bottle or container   b. a bottle or container neck and/or upper body that connects to the bottom of the host bottle or container by screwing action, clipping action, vacuum action, magnetic action, friction or adhesive   
     
     
         2 . Bottle or container according to  claim 1  characterised by
 a. an upper body of any shape that projects and inserts into the bottom of the host bottle to increase the stability of the connected system 
 b. a neck of any shape that is also inserted into the bottom of the host bottle or container 
 c. a neck of any shape that is prepared for sealing by screwing action, clipping action, vacuum action, magnetic action, friction or adhesive when insertion into the bottom of a host is not required 
 
     
     
         3 . Bottle or container according to  claim 1  characterised by in that they are
 a. of any regular or irregular shape 
 b. large or small sizes 
 c. a combination of shapes and sizes 
 d. transparent, semi-transparent, opaque.