To provide a toilet paper roll package that can be easily unsealed and that makes it possible to take out toilet paper rolls.

The toilet paper rolls are arranged in two rows with the peripheral surfaces abutting between the upper sealing portion and the lower sealing portion in gusset packaging, the upper sealing portion and the lower sealing portion are located at a position facing the peripheral surfaces of the toilet paper rolls, in the surface of the exterior film facing the end surface of the toilet paper roll, an unsealing portion formed by a perforation is formed, this unsealing portion includes an unsealing start portion with U-shaped or substantially V-shaped perforations arranged such that the upper sealing portion side is the top side, and a wide belt-shaped outlet forming portion formed by a pair of perforations that are continuous with both ends of the unsealing start portion and that extend toward the lower sealing portion, the unsealing start portion is closer to the upper sealing portion than the position adjacent to a pair of toilet paper rolls located closest to the upper sealing portion, and has an unsealing start auxiliary perforation extending from the U-shaped or substantially V-shaped top to the upper sealing side, and each perforation forming the outlet forming portion is located on the toilet paper roll group of each row arranged in two rows, and has a width of 0.5 to 1.2 times the toilet paper roll diameter.

There is illustrated and described a bundle (14) comprising packaging sleeves (10) and an outer packaging (15), comprising: a plurality of packaging sleeves (10) of a composite material, and an outer packaging (15) which surrounds the packaging sleeves (10), wherein each packaging sleeve (10) has a front side (12) and a rear side (13), wherein the front side (12) and the rear side (13) of each packaging sleeve (10) are separated from each other by means of folding edges (F), along which the packaging sleeve (10) is folded flat, wherein each packaging sleeve (10) has two openings which are arranged on opposite sides of the packaging sleeve (10), and wherein each packaging sleeve (10) has a longitudinal seam (11) which connects two edges of the composite material to form a circumferential packaging sleeve (10). In order to enable a space-saving, cost-effective and reliable transport of packaging sleeves (10), it is proposed that the outer packaging (15) be produced from a plastics material film (17).

A carton for containing at least one article. The carton comprises at least one panel that can form an interior of the carton. The carton comprises at least one protection feature for protecting the articles from breakage. The article protection feature can comprise at least one feature in end flaps of the carton. The article protection feature can comprise an article protection flap foldably connected to the at least one panel. The article protection flap can be moveable between a first position and a second position wherein the article protection flap is folded relative to the at least one panel.

The present disclosure relates to a stretch hood arrangement (200) enclosing a stack of articles (201) arranged on a pallet (203) in multiple layers including a base layer (207), a top layer (209) and one or more intermediate layers, said stretch hood arrangement (200) comprising: a polymer film tubular band (215) stretched around at least the base layer (207) of the stack; a polymer film stretch hood (213) enclosing the top and sides of the stack; characterized in that the polymer film of the tubular band (215) has a higher elasticity than the polymer film of the stretch hood. The present disclosure further relates to the use of a the stretch hood arrangement for collection and transport of a stack of articles (201), preferably for collection and transport of a stack of bottles arranged on a pallet (203) in multiple layers.

A convertible pallet alternately displays and ships/transports associated product received thereon is disclosed herein. The pallet includes a substantially planar support member for receiving the associated product thereon. At least first and second wheels are mounted to the pallet. A convertible support surface is movably mounted to the pallet, the convertible support surface having (i) a first position where the convertible support surface receives loads imposed on the upper surface and transfers the loads directly to an associated surface, and (ii) a second position where the wheels extend outwardly from the lower surface for engagement with the associated surface so that loads imposed on the upper surface are transferred to the associated surface through the wheels and for converting the pallet into a movable cart.

A convertible pallet alternately displays and ships/transports associated product received thereon is disclosed herein. The pallet includes a substantially planar support member for receiving the associated product thereon. At least first and second wheels are mounted to the pallet. A convertible support surface is movably mounted to the pallet, the convertible support surface having (i) a first position where the convertible support surface receives loads imposed on the upper surface and transfers the loads directly to an associated surface, and (ii) a second position where the wheels extend outwardly from the lower surface for engagement with the associated surface so that loads imposed on the upper surface are transferred to the associated surface through the wheels and for converting the pallet into a movable cart.

A transport package including a compressible packaging and a packing configuration, the packing configuration including at least three individual stacks of absorbent tissue paper material, and the packaging maintaining said individual stacks in the packing configuration, the transport package forming a rectangular parallelepiped delimited by six outer surfaces, defining three transport package extensions extending along three perpendicular dimensions in space defining a length, a width, and a height of the transport package. A relative deformation of the transport package is defined for each of the three dimensions, being the relative shortening of the transport package extension along a selected dimension when the entire transport package is compressed with a deformation pressure of 15 kPa between two outer surfaces and along the selected dimension, wherein, for said transport package, the relative deformation along at least two out of the three dimensions is less than 10%.

A transport package including a compressible packaging and a packing configuration, the packing configuration including at least three individual stacks of absorbent tissue paper material, and the packaging maintaining said individual stacks in the packing configuration, the transport package forming a rectangular parallelepiped delimited by six outer surfaces, defining three transport package extensions extending along three perpendicular dimensions in space defining a length, a width, and a height of the transport package. A relative deformation of the transport package is defined for each of the three dimensions, being the relative shortening of the transport package extension along a selected dimension when the entire transport package is compressed with a deformation pressure of 15 kPa between two outer surfaces and along the selected dimension, wherein, for said transport package, the relative deformation along at least two out of the three dimensions is less than 10%.

A package containing rolled products. The package has an upper side, a lower side opposite and generally parallel to the upper side and four side walls. The sidewalls connect the upper side to the lower side. The package has at least first and second polymer films, the first polymer film forming the upper side and at least a portion of the four side walls, the second polymer film forming at least a portion of the lower side.

A package containing rolled products. The package has an upper side, a lower side opposite and generally parallel to the upper side and four side walls. The sidewalls connect the upper side to the lower side. The package has at least first and second polymer films, the first polymer film forming the upper side and at least a portion of the four side walls, the second polymer film forming at least a portion of the lower side.