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 quick lift assembling storage box includes a folding box in a flat half-folded state, and a traction support board disposed at the top of the folding box. After a user lifts the traction support board to drive and change the folding box in the flat half-folded state into a three-dimensional state with an accommodation space, and then the user can press and superimpose the traction support board onto the bottom and the inner sides of the folding box to reinforce the strength of the folding box.

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.

A quick-assembly containing box formed by folding a cardboard includes a bottom board, left- and right-side boards extending from the periphery of the bottom board, and front- and rear-side boards folded inwardly onto the bottom board to define a half-folded state. When the left- and right-side boards are pushed from the outside to the inside and erected, four positioning pieces already folded and adhered to the left- and right-side boards can push the front- and rear-side boards in a forward direction to erect, so as to achieve the effect of assembling the containing box of a three-dimensional state quickly.

A quick lift assembling storage box includes a folding box in a flat half-folded state, and a traction support board disposed at the top of the folding box. After a user lifts the traction support board to drive and change the folding box in the flat half-folded state into a three-dimensional state with an accommodation space, and then the user can press and superimpose the traction support board onto the bottom and the inner sides of the folding box to reinforce the strength of the folding box.

A folding or collapsible box comprises a top panel, a bottom panel, a first and a second pair of opposed walls, and a globe. The first pair of opposed walls are extended from right and left edges of the bottom panel, configured to collapse to the bottom panel. The second pair of opposed walls are extended from front and rear edges, configured to collapse on top of the first pair of opposed walls using the globe. The top panel is configured to wrap around the box using one or more fasteners for securing the stability of the collapsed format.

A folding box has a foldable positioning piece extending from an outer edge of each of front and rear panels thereof. A first reinforcement sheet is attached and connected to the positioning piece, thereby reinforcing the strength of the front and rear panels and side panels of the folding box. By the extension of the reinforcement sheets, the structural stability of the folding box can be maintained when the folding box is produced with the thin cardboard and the area required for the preparation of the cardboard is reduced.

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 folding box has a foldable positioning piece extending from an outer edge of each of front and rear panels thereof. A first reinforcement sheet is attached and connected to the positioning piece, thereby reinforcing the strength of the front and rear panels and side panels of the folding box. By the extension of the reinforcement sheets, the structural stability of the folding box can be maintained when the folding box is produced with the thin cardboard and the area required for the preparation of the cardboard is reduced.

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.