A shock absorbing device to protect cryogenically frozen biological material includes an outer sleeve and a foam sleeve. The outer sleeve defines an interior volume and has an opening configured to pass a biological material container into the interior volume. The foam sleeve is in the interior volume and has an opening and an interior cavity. The opening of the foam sleeve is aligned with the opening of the outer sleeve to pass the biological material container into the interior cavity. In another embodiment, the shock absorbing device includes a first layer, a foam layer, and a liner layer to retain the foam layer. A first side of the foam layer is adjacent and facing a second side of the first layer. A first side of the liner layer is adjacent and facing a second side of the foam layer.

A clothing packing box includes, a main body which stores clothing in an inner space through an opening; a lid which closes the opening of the main body in an openable/closable state; and an inner lid formed in a plate shape to be placed from above on the clothing stored in the inner space, wherein, the inner lid is formed by a paper material and the inner lid can be assembled into a hanger.

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.

The present invention relates to a packaging box including: a main body having at least an upper surface and an inner space; and a handle disposed on the upper surface of the main body, wherein the upper surface is disposed to be dented inwardly so as to be apart from the handle. The packaging box has the folding line formed on the upper surface so as to make the upper surface dented inwardly by the user's pressing and make the upper surface and the handle spaced apart from each other such that the user can easily insert his or her finger therebetween, thereby remarkably improving user convenience. The packaging box sufficiently shields the inner space from the outside because the upper surface maintains sealing force when the upper surface is dented in order to form the finger insertion space, thereby effectively preventing the inflow of contaminants so as to maximize user satisfaction.

A product packaging includes: a sleeve forming a first opening to an interior; and a product display configured to be contained within the interior when the product packaging is in a closed state, the product display including a lid that is configured to close the first opening in the closed state, and to begin, upon the lid being pulled, extraction of the product display from the sleeve into a presentation state.

A collapsible box for the protection of loaves of bread and other easily smashed or crushed items, more particularly for loaf of bread. A collapsible box with a plurality of sides and two bottom panels which fold into a slotted bottom and lock the box in the open position. A box which can be collapsed flat and held closed via internal attachment mechanisms such as Velcro materials, magnets or a plastic snaps or other securing mechanisms. Accordingly, an improved collapsible protective transport box apparatus which is suitable for the protection and transportation of loaved bread or other easily smashed or crushed items.

A roller box assembly includes a roller box and a bedding product contained in the roller box. The roller box includes a cardboard box portion, a pair of fixed-axis wheels, and a handle. The fixed-axis wheels are disposed along a corner edge of a bottom portion of the box portion. The handle portion is attached to the top portion of the box portion. In one embodiment, the bedding product is a mattress that has been compressed and rolled into a cylinder shape. A retail customer can purchase the bedding product at a retail store, and can then transport the purchased product out of the store by pulling the box from the handle such that the box rolls on its rollers.

According to some embodiments, a carton handle of a liquid carton is disclosed. Further, the carton handle may include a frame including a plurality of side walls enclosing a hollow area. Further, the frame may be configured to enclose a liquid carton corresponding to the liquid carton being positioned in the hollow area. Further, the carton handle may include one or more handles projecting outward away from the hollow area, and downward. Further, the one or more handles may be connected to one or more exterior sides of one or more side walls of the plurality of side walls. Further, the carton handle may include one or more side tabs. Further, the one or more side tabs may be configured to be positioned a gable area of a liquid carton to grip one or more gables of the liquid carton to securely affix the carton handle to the liquid carton.

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.

A packaging assembly is provided with a base that is sized to receive at least one shower door glass pane. At least one shower door glass pane is received within the base. A handle is mounted to the base. A plurality of projections extends from a bottom surface of the base to rest upon an underlying support surface and to reduce friction between the packaging assembly and the underlying support surface. The base includes a box with an opening formed in opposed surfaces of the box to expose a portion of the at least one shower door glass pane.