A deck box kit formed from injection molded split plastic panels that interlock with an adjoining panel to form top, bottom, front and rear walls. The adjoining panels are secured in position with screw fasteners, and utilize integrally formed cross bracing, ribs and gussets for increased rigidity. In a disassembled state, the panels are substantially the same size, allowing efficiency in storage and reduced shipping costs by employing substantially square packaging. Further, the panels are stored in a nested configuration to eliminate the shipping of containers requiring fillers to address free air space.

A display case includes a top panel having a first slit, a second slit, a third slit and a fourth slit, a base panel having a first channel, a second channel, a third channel and a fourth channel, four side panels, each having a first peripheral edge with a first tab and a first cutout, a second peripheral edge with a second tab and a second cutout, a third peripheral edge including a third tab, and a fourth peripheral edge. The first tab is configured to be removably inserted into the second cutout of a first adjacent side panel. The second tab is configured to be removably inserted into the first cutout of a second adjacent side panel. The third tab is configured to be removably inserted into one of the slits. The fourth peripheral edge is configured to be removably inserted into one of the channels.

The present invention relates to a construction panel (1), said panel (1) having a polygonal shape, each of the edges of the panel (1) having, over its entire length, a crenelated pattern (2) which is made up of at least two protrusions (3) in each of which a longitudinal through bore (4) is arranged, wherein a sliding locking device (5) is positioned in each longitudinal through bore (4) of the panel (1), said sliding locking device (5) being able to assume one of an unlocked position in which the sliding locking device (5) is completely located inside the associated longitudinal through bore (4) and a locked position in which the sliding locking device (5) partially leaves the associated longitudinal through bore (4).

A modular, multiconfigurable container adapted to collapse for stowability and portability which is capable of being arranged in several geometries; whereby the container is operable to enable a user to assembly said container without tools, screws or external fasteners, and customize said container with minimal effort and skillset requirements for assemblage, so as to enable a user to customize said container for optimal stowing of categorized items in multiple interior bins, the container further configured to facilitate disassembly and stowage, one-man portability, and minimal tool and skillset requirements for assemblage. In various embodiments, the side panels and base panel are affixed together using a live hinge. The tote container further operates to allow a user to apply labels forwardly and rearwardly on the container within a recess adapted for that purpose.

A transportation container with a stacked arrangement of containers formed from plastic, in which the containers are formed with a container bottom and a peripheral container wall, wherein the container bottom is configured so as to cover a total area of a transportation pallet or a section thereof, the peripheral container walls are formed with an upright wall and reinforcements disposed thereon, the containers are releasably assembled from container components which have two lateral container components, wherein container components disposed adjacent to each other are connected together in an interlocking and/or force-fitting manner.

A fastener-free box with fast assembly is disclosed, comprising a baseboard, a front board, a rear board, a left board, a right board, and a cover board. An insert-connection structure that is configured to form an insert connection with a respective adjacent board is integrally formed on each of the board; any three perpendicular boards are configured to form an interlocking structure among them; and, a connection structure configured to couple with each other is integrally and individually formed on each of the cover board and the rear board. The structure of the box is simple. In addition, an interlocking structure can be formed after the box is assembled, enabling an even more robust box structure. Furthermore, the box is ideal for outdoor use as it is water proof.

A cargo organizer includes a base, a storage compartment supported by the base and a deployment system for the storage compartment. The storage compartment includes a plurality of wall panels each having a hinged connection with the base and pivotable about its hinged connection between a stowed orientation and an upright orientation. The storage compartment is selectively deployable between a collapsed condition and an open condition. In the collapsed condition, each wall panel is lowered to its stowed orientation while, in the open condition, each wall panel is raised to its upright orientation. In the collapsed condition, the wall panels include an underlying wall panel and two adjacent overlying wall panels in spaced opposition about the underlying wall panel. The deployment system includes a strap system that connects an inboard portion of the underlying wall panel to respective outboard portions of the two adjacent overlying wall panels.

A portable insulating device kit may be configured to fit within a smaller container for easier shipment. In one example, the assembly may include a base, a top wall having an opening, an inner liner configured to extend into the opening of the top wall to form an interior cavity defining a volumetric storage capacity and an exterior wall. The container can have a flat configuration defining a length, height, and width. The base, the top wall, the inner liner, and the exterior wall may be configured to be assembled into a portable insulating device. The volume of the container may be less than the volumetric storage capacity of the assembled portable insulating device, and the base, the inner liner, and the exterior wall are configured to be detached from one another and shipped in the container.

An interchangeable dismountable hinged box for storing core samples is provided that is particularly used in the field of the collection of mineral materials, deriving from geological exploration activities, for subsequent analysis. The interchangeable dismountable hinged box has modular walls that can be fitted interchangeably with a base allowing for the hinging of these walls between a parallel position and a position perpendicular to the base. The box has at least one storage compartment for core samples defined between two modular transversal walls and two modular longitudinal walls, and may contain additional storage compartments, obtained by interlocking interchangeable partitions with modular walls. The box is adaptable for meeting the need for storing core samples of varying diameters.

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