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The present invention is directed to a paperboard container having generally finger access or handhold openings forming carry handles in the end walls. The handhold openings are defined by two adjacent tapered punch-out panels aligned end-to-end and hinged at their outer ends to a respective end wal

The present invention is directed to a paperboard container having generally finger access or handhold openings forming carry handles in the end walls. The handhold openings are defined by two adjacent tapered punch-out panels aligned end-to-end and hinged at their outer ends to a respective end wall. When two adjacent tapered punch-out panels punched out they fold oppositely to one another and inwardly into the container in laterally spaced relation to one another on opposite sides of the respective openings. A tear-out panel in one end wall adjoins the associated hand hold openings and when removed forms a dispensing or pourable opening immediately below the associated hand hold openings.

대표청구항 ▼

What is claimed is: 1. A container for shipping and dispensing flowable substance, comprising:a plurality of side walls;bottom wall flaps foldably joined to bottom edges of the side walls and folded inwardly therefrom into overlapping relationship with one another to form a bottom wall closure;top w

What is claimed is: 1. A container for shipping and dispensing flowable substance, comprising:a plurality of side walls;bottom wall flaps foldably joined to bottom edges of the side walls and folded inwardly therefrom into overlapping relationship with one another to form a bottom wall closure;top wall flaps foldably joined to upper edges of the side walls and folded inwardly therefrom into overlapping relationship with one another to form a top wall closure;respective cut lines in each of a respective opposed pair of the side walls at respective upper edges thereof, defining respective first punch-out panels that are pushed inwardly to form respective first and second handhold openings in the respective opposed pair of side walls;the top wall flaps adjacent the respective first and second handhold openings forming a ceiling for the respective first and second handhold openings; andrespective first and second partition panels extending angularly downwardly from the respective top wall flaps to a bottom edge of each of the respective first and second handhold opening to isolate flowable contents of the container from the respective first and second handhold openings, the respective first and second partition panels each being folded angularly with respect to the respective top wall flaps and each of the respective first and second partition panels having a free edge engaged in the respective first and second handhold openings at a bottom edge thereof to retain the respective first and second partition panels in position.