The present disclosure is directed to a box for use in packaging, storing and displaying items. The box has a one-dimensional configuration before it is formed and a three-dimensional configuration after it is formed. The three-dimensional configuration is formed from a blank which lies flat and with a plurality of fold lines. The three dimensional configuration of the box includes a base portion, four side portions, two lid portions and a platform within the interior of the box that is capable of moving in a vertical manner.

A packaging box includes a box body and at least one side cover. The box body includes a first sheet, a second sheet, a first opening, a second opening, and a first side portion. The second sheet is arranged opposite to the first sheet. The first sheet, the second sheet, and the first portion have a detachable sheet. The side cover covers the first opening and includes a first body sheet covering the first opening and a second body sheet fixed to the first opening with a protruding sheet. When the detachable sheet is detached, the box body is folded in half and the protruding sheet is bent and inserted into the second opening to fix the folded box body. A part of the box body where the detachable sheet is detached is used as a fixing portion. The packaging box serves packaging and supporting by changing shape.

An exemplary, nonlimiting embodiment of the present disclosure provides a box, as well as a method of use for the box, which may be opened and closed without substantially damaging the structural integrity of the box. The box comprises a segmental lid, which comprises of a first, second, third, and fourth flap. The first and fourth flaps further comprise a first and second pivotable tab, respectfully. The pivotable tabs are pivotally configurable and are preferably configured to be oriented in substantially opposing directions, relative to one another when the first and fourth flap are disposed in the same plane. The pivotable to allow for the flaps to be disposed in a closed position without damaging the box. The method comprises disposing the flaps into their respectively closed positions such that they may be subsequently re-opened without compromising the structural integrity of the box.

A packaging assembly includes a packaging enclosure with a bottom closure that folds into a flap with a latch that locks into an opening on a face of the packaging enclosure. Upper faces of the packaging enclosure allow for juxtaposing and superposing a plurality of the packaging enclosures and providing space for air to circulate between them.

A binder box is used for shipping and distribution of shelf tags. The binder box has a number of apertures which permit the use of binders to secure sheets with shelf tags within the binder box. The binder box permits the sheets to be flipped as the shelf tags are removed. The sheets of tags can be organized such that the tags can be placed in spatial sequence within a store and/or organized by sections of the store.

The present disclosure relates to methods for preparing a packaged product and one or more unpackaged products for shipping. The methods may include providing a shipping container generally sized to accommodate the unpackaged product(s). The shipping container has a plurality of walls and a bottom that define an interior of the shipping container, and each of the walls has an edge that cooperate to define an open side of the shipping container. The methods may also include inserting the unpackaged product(s) into the shipping container, and attaching the shipping container to the packaged product such that a wall of the packaged product covers the open side of the shipping container.

A packaging box includes a first pair of side plates facing each other, a second pair of side plates facing each other, an upper plate to close an upper opening of the packaging box, a bottom plate to close a lower opening of the packaging box, a folded inward contact flap, and a holding mechanism. The folded inward contact flap is connected to a lateral side of one of the first pair of side plates and folded at the lateral side to be in contact with one of the second pair of side plates. The holding mechanism holds contact between the folded inward contact flap and the one of the second pair of side plates.

A cardboard lid for a container, where the cardboard lid includes side panels forming lid flanks and lid flaps connected to the side panels by lid flaps fold lines, where two of the lid flaps form a lid top panel. The cardboard lid also includes a support element structure extending away from the top panel and positioned between the side panels, whereby the lid flaps, side panels, and support element structure pertain to a single blank. Cardboard blanks for making a cardboard lid, and stacks of such blanks. Related consumer products and methods of manufacturing such consumer products.

An exemplary, nonlimiting embodiment of the present disclosure provides a box, as well as a method of use for the box, which may be opened and closed without substantially compromising the structural integrity of the box. The box comprises a base, at least four walls, and a segmental lid. The segmental lid comprises a first, second, third, and fourth flap. The first and fourth flaps further comprise a first and second pivotable tab, respectfully. The pivotable tabs are pivotally configurable and are preferably configured to be oriented in substantially opposing directions, relative to one another when the first and fourth flap are disposed in their respective closed or open positions. The method comprises disposing each of the flaps into their closed positions, respectively, such that the box may be subsequently opened without substantially compromising the structural integrity of the box.

The present invention relates to a pizza box in the form of a blank for forming a pizza box with a rotary disc (6). According to the invention, the pizza box comprises a rotatable disc which is arranged in the box and on which a pizza can be placed, and an opening part (4) which is defined in the box by a perforation edge and by which a consumer can gain access to the disc (6). According to the invention, the opening part extends from a bottom to the cover of the box and the disc fits within the bottom of the box.