Dual end-cap bundle of stacked consumer products

A bundle of a stack of at least two consumer products is disclosed. The stack has opposite front and back faces spaced apart in a depth dimension, opposite top and bottom faces spaced apart in a height dimension, and opposite first and second end faces spaced apart in a length dimension. The bundle has a dual-cap bundling member that has a first end-cap that cups the stack at the first end-face, a second end-cap that cups the stack at the second end-face, and a bridge that integrally connects the first and second end-caps and that is superposed over the top face. The dual-cap bundling member is formed from a rigid substrate. The first end-cap and the second end-cap are not connected to each other via the rigid substrate other than by the bridge.

RECLOSABLE CARTON AND BLANK THEREFOR

The present invention provides an enclosed carton for storing and dispensing a plurality of consumer goods. The carton is reclosable and resealable using an interior tuck tab that is formed from one of the carton panels. The tab has a perimeter defined by a line of weakness for separating the interior tuck tab from the carton panel, a first fold line for hingedly connecting the interior tuck tab to the panel and a second fold line spaced apart from the first fold line; and a pair of notches disposed on the interior tuck tab substantially parallel to the second fold line. 1. An enclosed carton having a first panel in folded connection with a second panel , the first panel having an interior tuck tab disposed thereon , the interior tuck tab comprising:a perimeter defined by a line of weakness for separating the interior tuck tab from the first panel;a first fold line for hingedly connecting the interior tuck tab to the top panel and a second fold line spaced apart from the first fold line; anda pair of notches disposed on the interior tuck tab at either end of the second fold line, aligned with and substantially parallel to the second fold line.2. The interior tuck tab of wherein the first and second fold lines are substantially parallel to one another.3. The interior tuck tab of wherein the interior tuck tab has a width and the width of the interior tuck tab at the first fold line is less than its width at the second fold line.4. The interior tuck tab of wherein the interior tuck tab has opposed side edges and the side edges are arranged at an angle (θ) from about 20 to about 50 degrees.522. The interior tuck tab of wherein the interior tuck tab has a length (l) and the first and second fold lines are spaced apart a distance (l) wherein the ratio of (l) to (l) is from about 10:1 to about 2:1.6. The interior tuck tab of wherein the interior tuck tab has a distal end that is substantially linear and parallel to the first and second fold lines.7. The interior tuck tab ...

TISSUE CARTON

The present disclosure provides a novel blank for producing cartons, particularly cartons useful for storing and dispensing sheets of tissue, having a novel shape. The cartons have at least one corner edge that is partially formed from an edge wall having a convex cross-sectional shape. In certain instances the carton has four corners and each of the edges is at least partially formed from an edge wall having a convex cross-sectional shape. By providing a carton having one or more convex shaped corner edges not only is a disinvite carton created, but the additional wall forming the convex edge may be provided with graphics that differ from the other carton walls to further enhance the cartons distinctive appearance. 1. A carton having at least one convex edge wall , comprising:a) a top wall, a bottom wall, a front wall having a front wall panel face, a rear wall and an edge wall having a first convex edge portion having a first radius of curvature and a second convex edge portion having a second radius of curvature, wherein the second radius of curvature is greater than the first radius of curvature, the top wall contiguous with the front wall, the front wall contiguous with the edge wall, the rear wall sealed to the top wall;b) a first and a second end-wall formed from a plurality of end-wall panels, each end-wall panel contiguous with the top wall, bottom wall, front wall or rear wall; andc) a first edge formed between the front wall and the first end-wall, wherein at least a portion of the first edge is formed by the edge wall.2. The carton of wherein the first edge has a first edge section having a substantially square cross-sectional shape claim 1 , a second edge section having a convex cross-sectional shape and a third edge section having a substantially square cross-sectional shape claim 1 , the second edge section disposed between the first and third edge sections.3. The carton of wherein one of the end wall panels is contiguous with the front wall panel and ...

MULTI-CARTON CONTAINER

A multi-carton container can be separated into a first carton and a second carton. The top wall of each of the first carton and the second carton can be at least partially connected to each other along a line of weakness. Side walls of each of the first carton and the second carton can also be at least partially connected to each other along lines of weakness. 1. A multi-carton container comprising:a first carton comprising a first top wall, a first bottom wall, a first inside wall, and a first outside wall, the first top wall being parallel to the first bottom wall and perpendicular to each of the first inside wall and the first outer wall, a first outermost side wall panel connected to the first top wall along a first fold line, a second outermost side wall panel connected to the first top wall along a second fold line, the first outermost side wall panel and the second outermost side wall panel each being perpendicular to the first top wall;a second carton comprising a second top wall, a second bottom wall, a second inside wall, and a second outside wall, the second top wall being parallel to the second bottom wall and perpendicular to each of the second inside wall and the second outer wall, a third outermost side wall panel connected to the second top wall along a third fold line, a fourth outermost side wall panel connected to the second top wall along a fourth fold line, the third outermost side wall panel and the fourth outermost side wall panel each being perpendicular to the second top wall;wherein the first top wall is at least partially connected to the second top wall along a first line of weakness and wherein the first outermost side wall panel is at least partially connected to the third outermost side wall panel along a second line of weakness, and wherein the second outermost side wall panel is at least partially connected to the fourth outermost side wall panel along a third line of weakness; andwherein the first top panel has a first removable ...

Flexible sheet dispenser

Disclosed is a dispenser useful for storing and dispensing sheet material comprising a flexible outer wrapper, which may be formed from a single piece of plastic, defining an interior space for receiving the sheet material to be stored and dispensed. The outer wrapper has a top surface and a first opening disposed thereon. The dispenser further comprises a dispensing panel disposed between the stack of sheet material and the outer wrapper. The dispensing panel may be formed from a semi-rigid material, such as paperboard having a bending stiffness greater than about 200 Taber Stiffness Units so as to provide the dispenser with some structural integrity and facilitate dispensing of the sheet material.

Carton having major flap overlap

Provided are cartons, particularly cartons for storing and dispensing consumer products and more particularly absorbent consumer products and still more particularly tissue products, such as rolled tissue products, which eliminates plastic packaging while still protecting the carton contents from dirt and grime. The carton contents are protected by providing a carton having a top panel formed from opposing flaps that overlap to some extent. The overlapped portion however, is designed to compress on center and not to add material height to the perimeter of the carton so that multiple cartons may be stacked one on top of another to form a stable unit load.

Packaged tissue products

A unitary package including a rolled tissue product and a packaged tissue product overwrapped with a packaging film. The packaged tissue product may be disposed in a folded over portion of a divider and co-packed with first and second rolled tissue in products, which differ in at least one regard, to increase the stability of the package. The rolled tissue products preferably comprise a plurality of rolled towel products having a first height and a plurality of rolled bath tissue products having a second height, where the first height is greater than the second height. The divider, packaged tissue product and first and second rolled tissue products are generally packaged together to form a cubic package.

Dual end-cap bundle of stacked consumer products

A bundle of a stack of at least two consumer products is disclosed. The stack has opposite front and back faces spaced apart in a depth dimension, opposite top and bottom faces spaced apart in a height dimension, and opposite first and second end faces spaced apart in a length dimension. The bundle has a dual-cap bundling member that has a first end-cap that cups the stack at the first end-face, a second end-cap that cups the stack at the second end-face, and a bridge that integrally connects the first and second end-caps and that is superposed over the top face. The dual-cap bundling member is formed from a rigid substrate. The first end-cap and the second end-cap are not connected to each other via the rigid substrate other than by the bridge.

Carton having major flap overlap

Provided are cartons, particularly cartons for storing and dispensing consumer products and more particularly absorbent consumer products and still more particularly tissue products, such as rolled tissue products, which eliminates plastic packaging while still protecting the carton contents from dirt and grime. The carton contents are protected by providing a carton having a top panel formed from opposing flaps that overlap to some extent. The overlapped portion however, is designed to compress on center and not to add material height to the perimeter of the carton so that multiple cartons may be stacked one on top of another to form a stable unit load.

Dual end-cap bundle of stacked consumer products.

Se describe un empaque de una pila de al menos dos productos de consumo. La pila tiene caras delantera y posterior opuestas separadas en una dimensión de profundidad, las caras superior e inferior opuestas separadas en una dimensión de la altura, y la primera y segunda caras de extremo opuestas separadas en una dimensión de longitud. El empaque tiene un miembro de empaque de doble tapa que tiene una primera tapa de extremo que cubre la pila en la primera cara de extremo, una segunda tapa de extremo que cubre la pila en la segunda cara de extremo y un puente que conecta de manera integral la primera y segunda tapas de extremo y que se superpone sobre la cara superior. El miembro de empaque de doble tapa está formado por un sustrato rígido. La primera tapa de extremo y la segunda tapa de extremo no se conectan entre sí a través del sustrato rígido que no sea por el puente.

Multi-carton container

A multi-carton container can be separated into a first carton and a second carton. The top wall of each of the first carton and the second carton can be at least partially connected to each other along a line of weakness. Side walls of each of the first carton and the second carton can also be at least partially connected to each other along lines of weakness.

Reclosable carton and blank therefor

Reclosable carton and blank therefor

Flexible polymer packaging with increased rigidity

A flexible container defining an interior volume and having one or more geometric deformations on one or more sidewalls is provided. The flexible container exhibits an increased rigidity due to the one or more geometric deformations such that the flexible container maintains a substantial portion of an internal volume and/or a height of the sidewall(s) of the flexible container when some or all of an article contained in the internal volume is dispensed. A method of forming a flexible container is also provided that includes forming a flexible container from a film or laminate, where one or more geometric deformations are formed on a wall of the flexible container.

Display ready carton

Disclosed is a display ready carton that can be converted from a shipping container to a display container without the use of tools in an efficient and reliable manner. The carton, and blanks for preparing the same, generally comprise a plurality of panels formed integrally from a sheet of material with one of the panels having a tear-out panel disposed thereon. To display the contents of the carton at retail, the tear-out panel is removed by tearing the carton along lines of weakness disposed substantially along one panel of the carton. The tear-out panel may be integrally connected to a flap for sealing the top or bottom portion of the carton and the flap may also be removed when removing the tear-out panel such that the carton contents are accessible from two faces.

Dual end-cap bundle of stacked consumer products

A bundle of a stack of at least two consumer products is disclosed. The stack has opposite front and back faces spaced apart in a depth dimension, opposite top and bottom faces spaced apart in a height dimension, and opposite first and second end faces spaced apart in a length dimension. The bundle has a dual-cap bundling member that has a first end-cap that cups the stack at the first end-face, a second end-cap that cups the stack at the second end-face, and a bridge that integrally connects the first and second end-caps and that is superposed over the top face. The dual-cap bundling member is formed from a rigid substrate. The first end-cap and the second end-cap are not connected to each other via the rigid substrate other than by the bridge.