A foldable storage box, comprising: a bottom panel, a first mounting assembly, a second mounting assembly. The bottom panel with two opposite first edges and two opposite second edges; the first mounting assembly comprises two first side plates rotatably connected to the first edges respectively, and two ends of the first side plate close to the second edge are both provided with a first clamping structure; the second mounting assembly comprises two second side plates rotatably connected to the second edges respectively, and two ends of the second side plates close to the first edge are both provided with a second clamping structure capable of a snap fit to the first clamping structure.

The plastic foldable storage device is made from hollow and comb-shaped plastic plates, and includes a rectangular base plate, two first side plates extended respectively from two shorter edges of the base plate, and two second side plates extended respectively from two longer edges of the base plate. The first and second side plates are edge-to-edge joined by joining strips. Each first side plate has two folding lines along its inner surface. The first and second side plates, through the joining strips and the folding lines, are selectively folded into a level positon resting on the base plate or unfolded into an upright position to form a storage space with the base plate. The plastic foldable storage device therefore provides convenient use and storage, while offering additional advantages such as repeated usage, moisture proof, and robustness.

A collapsible crate with improved stability and smooth movement includes a top having two opposing top side sections defining top side axes and two opposing top end sections defining top end axes; a bottom having two opposing bottom side edges defining bottom side axes and two opposing bottom end edges defining bottom end axes; first and second opposing end walls, the first and second end walls each being pivotably connected to the top along the corresponding top end sections with interlocking projections; and first and second opposing side walls. The crate includes one or more features which help the crate remain in the erect configuration, for example, a first protrusion protruding from an inner surface of a first side wall, wherein the first protrusion is configured to abut with a portion of a first end wall with an interference fit when the crate is in an erect configuration.

A container for transporting beer bottles or beer cans has at least one part made of a structural laminate comprising a thermoplastic resin foam core and a fiber reinforced resin skin.

Disclosed is a collapsible box, comprising a base (1) and two pairs of opposite side plates. A protrusion edge (10) is provided at the periphery of the base (1). The side plates are hinged to the base and foldable relative to the base (1). Each of the side plates is smooth at both sides thereof and at least one pair of the side plates are each provided with a cavity in lower edges. When a collapsible box (100) is deployed, the lower edges of one pair of side plate are connected with the lower edges of the other pair of side plates so as to form a frame. The frame is hinged to the base (1) by means of hinges, so as to form a reinforced structure which resists the base from depressing and the protrusion edge from recessing. This solution increases the cleaning efficiency of the collapsible box, alleviates the depressing of the base when the box body is loaded, and solves the problem of the collision and damage among goods in upper and lower layers due to the depressing of the base due to multi-layer stacking of collapsible boxes. Further, the safety risk in warehouse storage caused by the failure of stacking due to side plate deformation caused by multi-layer stacking of collapsible boxes and side plates being pressed is avoided. Meanwhile the box has a smaller wall thickness and a higher folding ratio.

This application discloses a foldable box. The foldable box has a box body and a lid, wherein the box body has a base and a pair of opposing first side panels and a pair of opposing second side panels that are foldably connected to the base. One edge of the lid is hinged to the top of the box body. Each of the first side panel, the second side panel and the lid is formed by welding an inner plate and an outer plate, and a thermal insulation layer is arranged between the inner plate and the outer plate. The base has a plate-shaped body and a protruding edge extending upwardly from the circumference of the plate-shaped main body, and a thermal insulation layer is arranged in the plate-shaped body and the protruding edge. The foldable box of the present application can not only realize the folding function, but also has good thermal insulation performance.

Described herein are embodiments of a yarn-carrying and dispensing apparatus. The embodiments described allow knitters to easily transport, carry and use balls of yarn for knitting and other knitting materials. The embodiments prevent the ball of yarn from rolling away or getting tangled or intertwined. The embodiments also easily and smoothly dispense the yarn, making the knitting more efficient and easier for the knitter. The embodiments provide additional elements to accommodate a knitter: (i) a ruler allowing, for example, to measure a knitting sampler; (ii) a needle gauge and needle openings, allowing, for example, to measure the size of a needle; and (3) an insert allowing, for example, to hold one or more balls of yarn.

A storage system includes a floor; a pair of end walls hingedly and detachably affixable to the floor; a pair of side walls hingedly and detachably affixable to the floor; and a cover hingedly and detachably affixable to one of the end walls.

A stackable container including a rectangular base and four side walls hinged to the base. The side walls pivot between an erected useful position and an empty position folded in towards the base. At least one of the walls has a selectively covered or uncovered recess spaced from two lateral edges and a lower edge of this wall. A wall rail arranged parallel to the base is vertically displaceably guided in sliding guides between an upper covering and a lower uncovering position. Between the wall rail and the lower edge of the recess are at least two wall braces that, in the covering position, run obliquely and are spaced apart from one another in a longitudinal direction of the wall and are each connected at their ends in a hinged manner to the wall rail and, at the lower edge of the recess, to the wall having the recess.

A foldable extension enclosure for a utility enclosure, each having first, second, third, and fourth sides connected by hinges and each folding only in one direction by means of detents on the sides. A first end of the first side slidably overlaps a second opposite end of the third side and a first end of the second side slidably overlaps a second opposite end of the fourth side. There is an internal top ledge on each side in an interior near a top end of the extension enclosure and the utility enclosure and an external bottom ledge on each side on an exterior near a bottom end of the extension enclosure, to mount the extension enclosure to the utility enclosure with concave and convex detents. Convex detents are at the top end of the utility and extension enclosures and concave detents are at the bottom end of the extension enclosure. The convex detents also reversibly lock a lid to the tops of the utility and extension enclosures.