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An article-transport container comprises a floor having a respective left-side and right-side closures that are foldably joined thereto. A front end wall is foldably joined to the floor and to the respective left-side and right-side closures. A rear end wall is foldably joined to the floor and to th

An article-transport container comprises a floor having a respective left-side and right-side closures that are foldably joined thereto. A front end wall is foldably joined to the floor and to the respective left-side and right-side closures. A rear end wall is foldably joined to the floor and to the respective left-side and right-side closures and at least one tri-layers corner cooperate with the respective left-side and right-side closures to define an interior region adapted to receive articles therein. The least one tri-layer corner includes respective outer and inner layers and a medical layer which is sandwiched between the respective outer and inner layers and a medical layer which is sandwiched between the respective outer and inner layers to enhance stacking strength of the container while minimizing scarps produced during construction of the container.

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1. An article-transport container comprising: a floor (14) having a respective left-side and right-side closures (16) and (20) foldably joined thereto, a front end wall (12) foldably joined to the floor and to the respective left-side and right-side closures, a rear end wall (18) foldably joined to

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An article-transport container comprising: a floor (14) having a respective left-side and right-side closures (16) and (20) foldably joined thereto, a front end wall (12) foldably joined to the floor and to the respective left-side and right-side closures, a rear end wall (18) foldably joined to the floor and to the respective left-side and right-side closures, and at least one tri-layers corner cooperate with the respective left-side and right-side closures to define an interior region adapted to receive articles therein wherein the at least one tri-layer corner includes respective outer and inner layers (211) and (213) and a medial layer (212) being sandwiched between the respective outer and inner layers to enhance stacking strength of the container while minimizing scraps produced during construction of the container and wherein the at least one tri-layer corner includes four tri-layer corners defined by a first tri-layer corner, a second tri-layer corner, a third tri-layer corner, and a fourth tri-layer corner, the first tri-layer corner is arranged to extend between the front end wall and a right side wall and lie at an acute angle relative to the front end wall wherein the acute angle is defined to be between a first mitered edge of the floor and a front end edge of the floor and wherein the inner layer (211) being coupled to the front end wall (12), the outer layer (211) being formed from a second portion of the right-side closure (20), and the medial layer (212) being formed from a first portion of the right-side closure (20) such that a first right wall anchor flap (62) that forms the medial layer, is arranged to extend away from a right side wall (60) toward the front end wall (12) and is coupled to a right corner bridge (90) that forms the inner layer and wherein the medial layer includes corrugation that is arranged to extend horizontally parallel to the floor of the container. 2. The container of claim 1 wherein the respective right side and left side closures includes a corresponding right canopy and a corresponding left canopy wherein each of which is overlying the floor. 3. The container of claim 1 wherein the inner layer is positioned to lie inside of the floor perimeter and is arranged to extend between a front end edge and a right edge and between the floor and the right canopy. 4. The container of claim 1 wherein the medial layer is positioned to lie outside the floor perimeter and is arranged to extend along the first mitered edge of the floor so that medial layer lies at an acute angle. 5. The container of claim 1 wherein the outer layer is positioned to lie outside of the floor perimeter and is arranged to lie in spaced-apart relation to the first mitered edge of the floor to cause the medial layer to position therebetween. 6. The container of claim 1 wherein the first tri-layer corner is formed by coupling the first right wall anchor flap to the front right corner bridge and by coupling a first right auxiliary canopy anchor flap to the first right wall anchor flap. 7. The container of claim 1 wherein the second tri-layer corner is formed by coupling a first left wall anchor flap to a front left corner bridge and by coupling a first left auxiliary canopy anchor flap to the first left wall anchor flap. 8. The container of claim 1 wherein the third tri-layer corner is formed by coupling a second left wall anchor flap to a rear left corner bridge and by coupling a second left auxiliary canopy anchor flap to the rear left corner bridge. 9. The container of claim 1 wherein fourth tri-layer corner is formed by coupling a second right wall anchor flap to a rear right corner bridge and by coupling a second right auxiliary canopy anchor flap to the rear right corner bridge. 10. An article-transport container comprising: a floor (14) having a respective left-side and right-side closures (16) and (20) foldably joined thereto, a front end wall (12) foldably joined to the floor and to the respective left-side and right-side closures, a rear end wall (18) foldably joined to the floor and to the respective left-side and right-side closures, and four tri-layer corners defined by a first tri-layer corner (21), a second tri-layer corner (22), a third tri-layer corner (23), and a fourth tri-layer corner (24) cooperate with the respective left-side and right-side closures to define an interior region adapted to receive articles therein and wherein each of the first, second, third, and fourth tri- layer corners includes respective outer and inner layers and a medial layer being sandwiched between the respective outer and inner layers to enhance stacking strength of the container while minimizing scarps produced during construction of the container and the medial layer includes corrugation that is arranged to extend horizontally parallel to the floor of the container and wherein the first tri-layer corner (21) is formed by coupling a first right wall anchor flap (62) to a front right corner bridge (90) and by coupling a first right auxiliary canopy anchor flap (74) to the first right wall anchor flap (62) and wherein the inner layer is provided by the front right corner bridge of a front end strip during initial folding, the medial layer is provided by the first right wall anchor flap included in the right side closure during subsequent folding and the outer layer is provided by the first right auxiliary canopy anchor flap and is established during the final folding. 11. A blank (218) for making an article-transport container comprising: a floor (14), a right side closure (220) being appended to the floor (14) along right-side fold line (32), and a front end strip (42) being appended to the floor (14) along front-end fold line (36), the right side closure (220) and the front end strip (42) are configured to be folded to produce a first tri-layer corner (221A), the first tri-layer corner (221A) includes an outer layer (211), a medial layer (2212), and an inner layer (213), the inner layer (213) being provided by a front right corner bridge (90) of the front end strip (42) and is established during initial folding of blank (218), medial layer (2212) being provided by a first right wall anchor flap (262) included in the right side closure (220) and is established during the subsequent folding of blank (218) and wherein the medial layer includes corrugation that is arranged to extend horizontally parallel to the floor of the container the and the outer layer (211) being provided by a first right auxiliary canopy anchor flap (74) and is established during the final folding of blank (218) and wherein a scrap is separated from the blank (218) which causes two triangle-shaped apertures (120A), (120B) to be formed therein without an interconnecting rectangle-shaped aperture (120C).