Supports – Supporting base – Including attachment or holder for article
Patent
1993-07-20
1995-06-20
Chotkowski, Karen J.
Supports
Supporting base
Including attachment or holder for article
108901, 108 511, 248910, B65D 1900
Patent
active
054255210
ABSTRACT:
A spacer device for a product employs a plurality of elongated first channel structures interconnected by a plurality of interconnecting support structures. The first channel structures have a pair of sidewalls, a top wall, a bottom wall and a pair of endwalls defining a channel interior. The support structures interconnect the first channel structures at spaced locations to hold them in spaced apart relation to form a first lattice having a plurality of openings to permit air circulation. Preferably, a similar second lattice is employed and is inverted and joined with the first lattice to create an endless channel. The support structures on each of the lattices are positioned to enclose the channel interiors on the other of the lattices. The spacer device may also be configured as a container with the lattice openings eliminated so that the spacer device forms an enclosure to contain products. Foam or fluid may be used to fill the channel interiors, if desired.
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Chotkowski Karen J.
Grimm Brothers Plastic Corporation
Martin Timothy J.
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