Container Assembly

a technology for containers and lids, applied in the direction of containers, bottles, closure lids, etc., can solve the problems of individual containers being prone to being misplaced and los

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-01-19
BERLIN PACKAGING ITALY SPA
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Although generally satisfactory for their intended purposes, these individual containers are prone to being misplaced and lost and are, therefore, sometimes unavailable when needed.
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[0009]In accordance with one feature of this disclosure, a container assembly includes a first container having a first opening, a second container having a lid wall, and a closure for interconnecting the first and second containers for movement between a stacked position in which the lid wall overlies and closes the first opening, and an unstacked position in which the lid wall is removed from the first opening. The closure maintains the containers interconnected throughout the movement between the stacked and unstacked positions. This interconnection prevents the containers from being misplaced and lost and, as a result, any objects held in these containers are always available when needed. In addition, this interconnection provides a convenient gift package in which related objects stored in the containers are simultaneously purchased and presented as a unitary assembly.

[0010]Preferably, the first container has first walls, e.g., a base wall and a side wall, which bound a first i...

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A container assembly includes a first container having a first opening, and a second container having a lid wall. A closure hingedly interconnects the first and second containers for swinging movement between a stacked position in which the lid wall overlies and closes the first opening, and an unstacked position in which the lid wall is removed from the first opening. The closure maintains the containers interconnected throughout the movement between the stacked and unstacked positions.

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BACKGROUND[0001]The present disclosure generally relates to an assembly of interconnected containers for holding various objects, especially different objects, such as solid and liquid foodstuffs.[0002]There are many applications where different types of related objects are used together, For example, some related solid and liquid foodstuffs are often both eaten together during a meal. As another example, some related solid and liquid cosmetics are often both applied during a makeup session. Such different types of related objects are usually stored and packed in individual, typically different, containers. Sometimes, these stored objects are purchased separately and presented as gifts in their individual containers. Although generally satisfactory for their intended purposes, these individual containers are prone to being misplaced and lost and are, therefore, sometimes unavailable when needed. Storing different objects in a single container, when the types of objects to be used ar...

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IPC IPC(8): B65D21/02B65D85/72B65D1/02B65D43/16B65D53/02
CPCB65D21/0217B65D43/166B65D85/72B65D1/0223B65D53/02B65D11/04B65D13/02B65D45/06B65D51/28
Inventor RAUPACH, KARL
Owner BERLIN PACKAGING ITALY SPA
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