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

Bins and bin assemblies are disclosed. An example bin assembly may include a base having a top board with an upper surface and a lower surface. A first set of side walls may be detachably coupled to the top board. The first set of side walls may include a first side wall having a securing member designed to engage the lower surface of the top board. A second set of side walls may be detachably coupled to the upper surface. The second set of side walls may include a second side wall having a pin member depending therefrom and designed to engage an aperture formed in the upper surface of the top board. A first interlocking member may be along an inner surface of the first side wall. A second interlocking member may be disposed along an inner surface of the second side wall.

A container for the shipment and display of a product includes a four-sided, corrugated sleeve that is selectively enclosed by a pair of opposing plastic trays. The inner surface of each tray includes an outer flange and an inner flange which together define a continuous peripheral groove which is dimensioned to fittingly receive either the open top end or the open bottom end of the sleeve during the assembly process. The continuous nature and depth of the peripheral groove simplifies the orientation of components during assembly and additionally minimizes the risk of any considerable bulging of the sleeve upon the loading of product therewithin. In its assembled state, the container adequately protects the product during shipment while maintaining adequate ventilation. Upon completion of shipment, the top tray and sleeve can be removed, leaving the product displayed on the bottom tray at the point-of-sale without any direct handling required.

An engineered handheld bin system constructed of modular components. The bins can be selectively assembled to maximize the number of components within the bins. The bins are transportable on a skid. The bin system includes a wall member, a base, four corner members, and a frame. The four corner members releasably and interlockably couple the frame to the base.

An insulating container having a bottom part and four side wall parts, wherein two opposite side wall parts are mounted so as to be pivotably movable about mutually parallel pivoting axes situated in a plane of the bottom part between a raised functional position and a folded position swung onto the bottom part. The other two side wall parts are each mounted so as to be pivotably movable about a swing axis on one of the side wall parts mounted on the bottom, wherein the swing axis is aligned orthogonally to the pivoting axis of the side wall part mounted on the bottom.

A resizable storage box includes a box body with an accommodating space formed by a side wall and at least one bottom plate that are connected, where the side wall includes four bidirectional retractable plate assemblies. Each of the bidirectional retractable plate assemblies includes a first lateral corrugated plate and a second lateral corrugated plate that are in a slidable sleeve connection. Sliding directions of the first lateral corrugated plate and the second lateral corrugated plate are perpendicular to respective retraction and extension directions thereof.

A reconfigurable container is disclosed, the container being reconfigurable between a first configuration in which the container defines a receptacle for receiving an item, and a second configuration in which the container comprises a collapsed configuration for storage. The container comprises: a base and a wall which is arranged to extend around the base, the wall comprising at least two hingedly coupled wall portions, the base being hingedly coupled to a lower region of at least one wall portion, the wall further comprising a ledge disposed along a lower region thereof which is arranged to extend inwardly of the container, for supporting the base when the container is configured in the first configuration.

The present disclosure provides a dispenser for pressurized material. In an embodiment, the dispenser for pressurized material includes a container half having an exposed edge and a closure member at the exposed edge. The container half has a cup half in an interior top portion. The dispenser includes a reciprocal container half having a reciprocal exposed edge and a reciprocal closure member at the reciprocal exposed edge. The reciprocal container half has a reciprocal cup half in an interior top portion. The closure member and the reciprocal closure member matingly engage along the exposed edges to attach the container half to the reciprocal container half and form a container. The dispenser includes a sleeve bag on valve (SBoV) assembly in an interior of the container. The SBoV assembly includes a valve seat. The cup and the reciprocal cup support the valve seat to secure the SBoV assembly in the container.

A structural component is provided for use in storage systems, bundling systems, transportation systems, or structural installations. The structural component is plate-shaped or shell-shaped and includes at least three sides, where at least two sides are provided with a coupling unit for structurally connecting the structural component to a further component. The coupling unit includes at least one first locking element and at least one correspondingly designed second locking element. For connecting the structural component to the further component, the first and the second locking element are displaceable relative to one another from a release position into a first locking position upon moving the first locking element or the second locking element in a first locking direction and are displaceable relative to one another from the release position into a second locking position upon moving the first locking element or the second locking element in a second locking direction.

A foldable power strip storage tray is provided. The foldable power strip storage tray includes: a main body provided with an inner space to accommodate a power strip; a fixing portion having one side opened and having an upper end hanging on one side of a desk, and configured to support a load of the main body and simultaneously to fix the main body to a lower side of the desk when a lower end of the fixing portion is received in the main body; and a holding portion disposed on an upper side of the desk, and configured to prevent the fixing portion from sliding from one side of the desk or from being released by a movement when an area of a predetermined length of an upper end of the fixing portion is drawn in the holding portion. Accordingly, since the power strip is accommodated in the inner space of the power strip storage tray attached to the lower side of the desk, problems that the power strip or electric cables are stepped on by a foot and thus are damaged, power supply to electric devices is suddenly stopped, or a moving line of a cleaner is hindered when the floor is cleaned can be solved. In addition, when the power strip is not accommodated in the inner space of the power strip storage tray, the tray is unfolded and then is folded, and is stored with its volume being minimized, and thus there is a space saving effect. In addition, the charging cable connected with the terminal can be prevented from being released by a movement, and there is an effect of holding the terminal on the upper side of the desk.