Engineered handheld bin system constructed of modular components creating custom heights and increased interior volume greater than known handheld plastic containers.

The specification describes a collapsible bin for disposal or debris collection that may be assembled from panels and then disassembled to be stored or transported to be used again in another location. The panels of the bin may have a pair of complementary connectors defining apertures of which rods are inserted in the apertures to hingedly connect the panels together. The reusable bin/container/dumpster may be Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan compliant, light weight, and durable for multiple uses.

Provided is a modular storage container system, kit, and method of using that includes standardized panels, joining protrusions, rods and corner blocks to form a durable multi-functional modular storage.

The modular panel 20 interlocking and reinforcing mechanism for building enclosures pertains to assembling boxes 21 without using accessories. My mechanism joins modular panels 20 by interlocking between grooves 22 and grooves 22 and rods 18 attached to panel edges, thus creating the box 21. The embodiment of my mechanism joins modular panels 20 by interlocking both grooves 22 attached by living hinges 24 on the panel edges, thus creating the box 21. The living hinges 24 allow all the grooves 22 to turn forty five degrees at the corners. Upon interlocking both grooves 22, it completes the ninety degree dihedral angle transition from one panel 20 to another for corners. Another embodiment of present invention is to assemble a box 21 in expanded sizes by interlocking modular panels 20 flat or angled without extra accessories. An additional embodiment of my mechanism includes insertion of rods 18 attached to the panel edges into grooves 22 attached to another panel to form an interlocked rod and groove 60 on box 21. One type of the interlocking groove 22 mentioned above is a rolled sheet type with a smaller span at the opening than parallel spans at main sections in the groove in a cross-sectional view. The interlocked rod and groove 60 attached to panels on living hinges 24 can also serve as posts to take loads above them for a heavy-duty box.

A folding box that can be folded and unfolded easily and increases convenience in use, the folding box includes: a bottom part folded inward by at least one bottom folding means; a front side part connected to a front side of the bottom part; a rear side part connected to a rear side of the bottom part; a left side part connected to a left side of the bottom part, and folded inward by at least one left folding means; and a right side part connected to a right side of the bottom part, and folded inward by at least one right folding means, the left side part and the right side part each have a soft flexible side, so as to fold the bottom part inward when the left side part and the right side part are folded inward.

A folding box that can be folded and unfolded easily and increases convenience in use, the folding box includes: a bottom part folded inward by at least one bottom folding means; a front side part connected to a front side of the bottom part; a rear side part connected to a rear side of the bottom part; a left side part connected to a left side of the bottom part, and folded inward by at least one left folding means; and a right side part connected to a right side of the bottom part, and folded inward by at least one right folding means, the left side part and the right side part each have a soft flexible side, so as to fold the bottom part inward when the left side part and the right side part are folded inward.

A container system comprising a hollow body defined by a continuous outer peripheral wall having a first cavity and a second cavity opposing the first cavity and separated by a dividing wall, a neck opening into the first cavity and a wider open mouth at the end opposing the neck for receiving a base container therein having a lid that engages the inner surface of the outer peripheral wall to secure the base container in the mouth and substantially seal the second cavity.

The enclosure is square or rectangular parallelepipedic shaped, incorporates wall forming panels, vertices at corners and elongated flanges. Each elongated flange has an uniform thickness, protrudes along each lateral side, outwards from a front, external surface of each wall forming panel and extends less than the full length of each lateral side. The elongated flange has a thickness commensurable with corresponding thickness of each of the wall forming panels. A segment of the elongated flange protruding outwards each lateral side equalizes with the thickness of each wall forming panels. An elongated rail, made of plastic material has, relatively, a lesser thickness than the thickness of each of the forming panels, provides a longitudinal and transverse flexibility and internally is so configured as to engage a pair of elongated flanges, perpendicularly positioned and in contact.

The present application discloses a new method of making, using, and constructing packing boxes that can be used for shipping or storage. In one embodiment, a packing box is constructed from a set of assembly pieces. Each assembly piece comprises a square body with four sides. On each side of the square body, there is either a key or a lock. Two assembly pieces can be connected or locked through insertion of a key of one assembly piece into a lock of another assembly piece. Two locked pieces can be unlocked by pushing on the key via the indentation above the lock of one locked assembly piece that receives the key of another locked pieces. Assembly pieces of different shapes required for constructing a box are disclosed.

A spill proof integrated container having a flexible cover, a snack container, a beverage cup and a straw. The snack container is attached to the beverage container. The snack container has a straw port. The flexible cover is secured over at least the snack container and has a diaphragm with slit openings formed through the diaphragm in order to access a first compartment within the snack container. The integrated container being useful for carrying both snacks and a beverage, all within a single integrated container.