Easy packing deep container

Abstract

An easy packing deep container is made from a cut and scored blank of paperboard or the like and comprises opposed pairs of main panels connected along lines of fold to define a tube. One of the main panels is split and is composed of half panel sections part of which are overlapped and joined by gluing or the like. The unjoined parts have scores commencing at the point where they are joined and terminating at corners thereof to define triangular shaped subpanels which may be folded out of the way for loading of the container. Closure flaps extend from one end of the main panels and are foldable to position to define an end closure for the tube. Other closure flaps extend from the opposite edges of the split main panel and are foldably connected thereto to define a pair of minor closure flaps. The triangular shaped subpanels are foldable back into a common plane to complete the loading of the tube, and the other closure flaps are thereafter foldable into overlapping and secured relationship with the other closure flaps after completing of the loading of the tube.

We claim: 
     
       1. An easy packing deep container made from a cut and scored blank of paperboard or the like comprising: a. opposed pairs of main panels connected along lines of fold to define a container body;   b. one of said main panels being composed of a pair of overlapping portions secured in overlapping relationship near the edges thereof along part of the length thereof;   c. closure flaps extending from one end of said main panels and foldably connected thereto;   d. said closure flaps being folded with respect to said main panels into overlapping and secured relationship to define a bottom closure for said container body;   e. other .[.closure.]. flaps extending from opposite ends of said main panels and foldably connected thereto;   f. a score line extending in said overlapping panel portions from each edge thereof to a corner thereof adjacent one of said other .[.closure.]. flaps connected thereto to define a pair of triangular shaped subpanels.   g. said triangular shaped subpanels together with some of said other .[.closure.]. flaps being foldable along last named score lines to provide ease of loading of said container body from the open side thereof;   h. said triangular shaped subpanels being foldable back into the plane of said overlapping portions to complete the loading of said container body.[.;.]. .Iadd.. .Iaddend.   .[.i. said other closure flaps and the remainder of said other closure flaps being foldable into overlapping and secured relationship after completion of loading of said container body..]. .Iadd. 2. An easy packing deep container made from a cut and scored blank of paperboard or the like comprising:   a. opposed pairs of main panels connected along lines of fold to define a container body;   b. one of said main panels being composed of a pair of overlapping portions secured in overlapping relationship near the edges thereof along part of the length thereof;   c. closure flaps extending from one end of said main panels and foldably connected thereto;   d. said closure flaps being folded with respect to said main panels into overlapping and secured relationship to define a bottom closure for said container body;   e. a score line extending in said overlapping panel portions from each edge thereof to an upper corner thereof to define a pair of triangular shaped subpanels;   f. said triangular shaped subpanels being foldable along last named score lines to provide ease of loading of said container body from the open side thereof;   g. said triangular shaped subpanels being foldable back into the plane of said overlapping portions to complete the loading of said container body. .Iaddend.