Motorcycle saddlebags can be easily scratched or damaged when not installed on a motorcycle (i.e., when left free-standing on the ground). When motorcycle saddlebags are off of the motorcycle they are generally sat on the ground loosely or hung on a wall. Storing motorcycle saddlebags loosely on the ground increases the probability that the saddlebags will be damaged or scratched. Storing motorcycle saddlebags on a wall takes up valuable storage space when the motorcycle saddlebags are not in use. Utilizing a motorcycle saddlebags retention device as disclosed herein allows for a user to safely store the motorcycle saddlebags on the ground in a free-standing orientation when the saddlebags must be removed for cleaning or maintenance. Then the motorcycle saddlebags retention device can be conveniently stored out of the way.

A pipe frame, a pipe crate and methods of use thereof for holding a plurality of pipes together for storing, handling and transport are disclosed herein. In one form, there is provided a pipe frame including: at least two frame members connectable together to form the pipe frame; at least one transverse leg formation operatively associated with an end of a first frame member; at least one receiving opening defined at an end of a second frame member and configured to at least partially receive the at least one transverse leg formation for attachment and orientation of the first frame member relative to the second frame member; a locking catch operatively associated with the receiving opening; and a locking element operatively associated with the transverse leg formation and releasably connectable to the locking catch for locking the first frame relative to the second frame.

A pipe frame, a pipe crate and methods of use thereof for holding a plurality of pipes together for storing, handling and transport are disclosed herein. In one form, there is provided a pipe frame including: at least two frame members connectable together to form the pipe frame; at least one transverse leg formation operatively associated with an end of a first frame member; at least one receiving opening defined at an end of a second frame member and configured to at least partially receive the at least one transverse leg formation for attachment and orientation of the first frame member relative to the second frame member; a locking catch operatively associated with the receiving opening; and a locking element operatively associated with the transverse leg formation and releasably connectable to the locking catch for locking the first frame relative to the second frame.

The invention relates to a packaging for a reel of medical injection devices, comprising a base tray (1) for supporting said reel (R), characterized in that it further comprises at least two flat ribs (2, 3) each comprising a respective slot (20, 30) arranged such that the ribs (2, 3) can be interlocked with one another by mutual engagement of said slots (20, 30), and in that the base tray (1) comprises at least two pairs of peripheral openings (1 1, 11, 12, 12), each opening being configured to receive an end (21, 22, 31, 32) of a rib, so that the base tray (1) and interlocked flat ribs (2, 3) engaging the base tray (1) form a frame configured for enclosing the reel (R).

The invention relates to a packaging for a reel of medical injection devices, comprising a base tray (1) for supporting said reel (R), characterized in that it further comprises at least two flat ribs (2, 3) each comprising a respective slot (20, 30) arranged such that the ribs (2, 3) can be interlocked with one another by mutual engagement of said slots (20, 30), and in that the base tray (1) comprises at least two pairs of peripheral openings (1 1, 11, 12, 12), each opening being configured to receive an end (21, 22, 31, 32) of a rib, so that the base tray (1) and interlocked flat ribs (2, 3) engaging the base tray (1) form a frame configured for enclosing the reel (R).

The packaging system forms a transportable container for bulk goods having stretch wrap that is spirally wrapped about a bottom support and bulk goods to define the transportable container. The stretch wrap contacts at least a portion of the bulk goods to squeeze and lock together the bulk goods. During filling, the bottom support of the transportable container lowers as the transportable container is formed to accommodate additional bulk goods. The stretch wrap is prestretched from a non-stretched state to a stretched state prior to disposing the wrap about a slip frame former in the stretched state. The wrap returns to its non-stretched state as it is disengaged from the slip frame former to squeeze and lock together the bulk goods disposed therein. The packaging system results in a transportable container that is optimally packed and shaped for the efficient filling of a truck for shipping.

The packaging system forms a transportable container for bulk goods having stretch wrap that is spirally wrapped about a bottom support and bulk goods to define the transportable container. The stretch wrap contacts at least a portion of the bulk goods to squeeze and lock together the bulk goods. During filling, the bottom support of the transportable container lowers as the transportable container is formed to accommodate additional bulk goods. The stretch wrap is prestretched from a non-stretched state to a stretched state prior to disposing the wrap about a slip frame former in the stretched state. The wrap returns to its non-stretched state as it is disengaged from the slip frame former to squeeze and lock together the bulk goods disposed therein. The packaging system results in a transportable container that is optimally packed and shaped for the efficient filling of a truck for shipping.

The present invention relates to packaging systems (assemblies) and more particularly, but not exclusively to packaging systems (assemblies) to secure elongated products, such as extruded products, in a bundle for transportation.

The present invention relates to packaging systems (assemblies) and more particularly, but not exclusively to packaging systems (assemblies) to secure elongated products, such as extruded products, in a bundle for transportation.

A cardboard container for shipping a potted plant is provided. The cardboard container includes a first cardboard blank bent to shape to form a pot tray. The pot tray includes a floor for supporting a plant pot, and a plurality of walls extending upward from the floor and at least partially surrounding the plant pot, wherein the walls are bent to cover at least a portion of an upper surface of the plant pot. One or more rails are beneath the floor. A second cardboard blank is bent to shape to form an outside box surrounding the potted plant and the first cardboard blank for shipment thereof, wherein the one or more rails contacts a lower surface of the outside box such that the floor and the plant pot are elevated from the lower surface of the outside box.