A collapsible folding container to provide a safe and secure location for delivered packages, comprising a base panel that is securably attached to a base frame, the base frame that is vertically mountable on a structure that is permanently hinged to the rear edges of a left side rear panel, a right side rear panel, a lid, and a bottom plate, a front panel permanently hinged to the front edges of the left side front panel and right side front panel, the left side rear panel permanently hinged to the rear edge of the left side front panel, and the right side rear panel permanently hinged to the rear edge of the right side front panel.

A flat pack container is capable of formation by folding of a flat panel of foldable material to form the container, the flat panel having an inner surface and an outer surface. A first portion of the flat panel is capable of forming a base of the container and has at least one peripheral fold line. Extending from the at least one peripheral fold line is a second portion which co operates with the base to form a wall of the container. The wall of the container includes at least two foldable pleated regions which enable the wall to be set in upright attitude to define with the base an internal space: the second portion further including flaps which retains the container in its folded configuration.

This invention discloses a fastener-type, fully-foldable storage basket comprising a base plate and four panels, including, a left panel, a right panel, a front panel and a rear panel. Each two adjacent panels are connected rotationally; the opposite sides of at least a pair of adjacent panels are connected in a separable and rotational manner through fasteners; the base plate is rotationally connected with the bottom part of the left panel, the right panel, the front panel or the rear panel; and support parts used for supporting the base plate are arranged at the bottom parts of the other three panels. The firmness, foldability and similar qualities of the structure are not affected and the storage basket can be folded completely to reduce the occupied area to that of one single panel; and, accordingly, the occupied space of the storage basket is efficiently and effectively minimized.

A carrier C has a placing frame 1, left and right posts 2, left and right gripping frames 3, and inserting portions 4. The placing frame 1 has front and rear left-right frames 10 that extend in the left-right direction and on which firewood is to be placed. The left and right posts 2 each have front and rear post bodies 21 that are joined to the placing frame 1 and extend in the vertical direction. The left and right gripping frames 3 each are each being bridged between upper ends of the front and rear post bodies 21. The insertion portions 4 each are joined to the post 2, into which the gripping frame 3 of another carrier is inserted from below, thereby connecting the carriers C together vertically.

A garden hose security device is fashioned as a tripartite hinged cube. The base of the device has a piano hinge on opposing sides thereof. Each piano hinge is connected to an edge of a side cube which is open at one (1) face and one (1) side. Each open side faces the base. Each open face is positioned opposite the other side cube's open face. There is an aperture for a faucet on the back side of the device. Secured to the underside of the base is a spiral-shaped ground stake. Padlock hardware is capable of being secured to the cube side opposite the faucet aperture.

A foldable and collapsible storage container with a bottom wall, and two pairs of parallel side walls. The bottom wall, first pair of side walls and second pair of side walls define a storage volume. A foldable storage volume partition may include a partition wall that extends between the third side wall and the fourth side wall and supports the third side wall and the fourth side wall in an upright position. The foldable storage partition may include a partition bottom hingedly connected to the partition wall that faces the bottom wall. The third and fourth side walls each may include fold locations that divide the third and fourth side walls into a first part and a second part. The partition may engage the third and fourth side walls to inhibit folding of the third and fourth side walls.

A container for heating a food product. The container comprises a base layer of material and a liner releasably attached to an inner surface of the base layer. The liner is at least partially attached to the base layer by a heat seal layer, and the liner is separable from the base layer after heating the container. The container comprises a bottom panel and a sidewall extending along the bottom panel.

The present application discloses a heat preservation box and a split-type wooden box with a heat preservation box that includes a heat preservation box and a wooden box. The heat preservation box is placed in the wooden box and they are flexibly connected to each other. The heat preservation box may be taken out of the wooden box for separate use. There is no connection between the wooden box cover and a body of the wooden box; a drain plug on a side surface of the heat preservation box is used in cooperation with a side cover plate of the wooden box, so that waste water in the heat preservation box can be prevented from entering the wooden box; the box body of the heat preservation box is locked with the upper cover of the heat preservation box, and the operation is simple.

A position associated with a synthetic spread order may be managed where a status of a synthetic spread order is identified as legged. The synthetic spread order may have at least one child hedge order pending at an electronic exchange and in response, a bracket order is submitted to an electronic exchange for the tradeable object associated with a filled leg of the synthetic spread. In response to execution of the bracket order, the child hedge order may be cancelled.

A foldable box having a first, substantially flat and unfolded configuration which can be easily and conveniently transformed into a second, three-dimensional configuration capable of retaining one or more items.