Collapsible vessels comprising a rubbery material can be folded or scrunched into a small volume, and then spring into a shape suitable for holding water or food such as for a pet.

An airless container includes: an elongated shaft having an open top and an open bottom and having a constant internal cross-section, and having attachment means for securing a fastening collar thereto; a fastening collar; a liquid outlet piece; a piston to sealably and moveably fit within the elongated shaft, the piston having external sides with a peripheral upper blade and a peripheral lower blade, each of said peripheral upper blade peripheral lower blade having a plurality of peripheral ridges running perpendicular to the elongated shaft elongation direction.

A collapsible box has a bottom with a plurality of foldable walls, each of which is hinged to the bottom. Each wall is displaceable between a collapsed state and an erected state, in which the walls are connected by locking means. The bottom and the walls in the erected state define a space. The bottom includes a guiding element configured to receive at least a part of an upper rim of another collapsible box stacked underneath.

A secure containing device with an adjustable volume for receiving and safeguarding items includes a bag, a rear cover, a mounting element connected to opposite sides of the bag, a lock assembly on the rear cover and protruding toward the mounting element, and an active element overlapping with the mounting element. When the mounting element moves to a closed position, the bag is compressed. When the mounting element moves to an unfolded position away from the rear cover, the bag presents a containing space. When the mounting element is in the unfolded position, the active element is movable and rotatable relative to the mounting element to cover a top of the bag and engage with the lock assembly.

A foldable container includes a foldable supporting frame, at least one operation switch arranged on the foldable supporting frame, and a container body supported on the foldable supporting frame. The operation switch is actuated through a pulling operation to move the foldable supporting frame between an unfolded mode and a folded mode. The container has an edge and an opening formed within the edge. At the unfolded mode, the opening is opened. At the folded mode, the opening is closed. The container body is automatically folded as the foldable supporting frame is moved from the unfolded mode to the folded mode. Via a folding method, the foldable supporting frame is folded to reduce an overall size for occupying less storage space when it is not in use.

A collapsible jug includes an upper member defining an opening and having a spout at a first side of the upper member. The jug has a lower member defining a base, and a collapsible side wall extending between the upper and lower members. The jug has a link that has a first end pivotally attached to the upper member at a second side of the upper member. The container is alterable between a collapsed configuration wherein the side wall is collapsed and a second end of the link is releasably attached to the spout such that the lower member is releasably retained between the link and the upper member and an in-use configuration wherein the side wall is extended and the second end of the link is releasably attached to the lower member such that the upper and lower members are releasably retained in a spaced apart configuration.

Expandable container, made up of a cylindrical container (1), of the type of a soda can, closed at the bottom and open at the top comprising on its outer upper part a thread (2) that will serve to seal the container hermetically by means of a cap (4) and towards the inside a small flange (3) along its entire perimeter, where the screw cap (4) has an internal thread (5) inside, to screw with the external thread of the container (2), and an elastic seal (6) on the upper part of the inner part that will confer tightness to the assembly when the cap is properly tightened; the extensible part is made up of a mobile inner cylinder (7), with a diameter slightly smaller than that of the container, which has a straight perimeter outer flange (8) on its upper edge, which will rest on the top of the container (1), and another flange (9) on its lower edge curved towards the outside that supports the interior wall of the container (1) and that said curved flange (9) carries an elastic joint (10) inside; and when the mobile inner cylinder (7) slides upwards, it does so until the elastic joint (10) located inside the lower flange (9) abuts the lower part of the circular flange (3), the assembly being watertight in that area; and when the mobile inner cylinder (7) is unfolded, the volume of the assembly is increased, so that to the liquid (11) contained in the container another complementary liquid and even some ice can be added, increasing the volumetric level from level (13) to level (14).

A foldable bicycle transport box includes a foldable box body, an upper cover and a base. A bottom of the box body is connected to the base, and an upper part is connected to the upper cover. The box body is provided with a via hole, a first connecting member is fixedly provided on an inner side surface of the box body at an edge of the via hole, a second connecting member is provided on an outer side surface of the upper cover or the base, one end of the second connecting member is fixed to the upper cover or the base, the other end is movable relative to the upper cover or the base, and an end, away from the upper cover or the base, of the second connecting member movably passes through the via hole and is detachably and fixedly connected to the first connecting member.

Clamping door trays are presented including: an open channel tray; a closed channel tray slidingly engaged with the open channel tray; a clamping mechanism positioned on an underside of the clamping door tray, the clamping mechanism for drawing the open channel tray and the closed channel tray together; and a support plate located along an inside bottom surface of the closed channel tray and secured through to the open channel tray. In some embodiments, the open channel tray includes: an L-shaped channel having a closed distal end and an open proximal end; and a rim located along a portion of a top edge of the L-shaped channel, the rim proceeding from the closed distal end, along an outside edge to the open proximal end.

Collapsible vessels comprising a rubbery material can be folded or scrunched into a small volume, and then spring into a shape suitable for holding water or food such as for a pet.