Sonos, Inc.

R.j. Reynolds Tobacco Company

Bose Corporation

Uneka Concepts, Inc.

Poésie Llc

Christopher George Palmer

Jared H Aller

Wesley Steven Jones

Dana Krieger

Stefan Reichert

Laya Katina Palmer Horton

Joseph Dominique

Mark Shane Hatcher

Michelle Enright

Matthew Ka-Ming Chung

Jeremiah Robert Etchison

Adam Richardson

Robert A Warden

Edward Earnest Schlitt

Mattias Sparrow

Peter James Palmer

Anastasia Sparrow

A modular packaging container system includes a cover having a hinge portion connected between a top portion and a base portion along first and second fold lines, respectively, the base portion further including a support portion connected to an easel portion by a third fold line. The support portion includes first and second magnets embedded therein, each adapted to detachably attach at least one receptacle tray to the support portion, wherein the first magnet is disposed between the second magnet and an edge of the support portion opposite the third fold line.

Modular packaging container system

An example packaging system includes a first box part with a first lid wall, the first lid wall including an aperture. The packaging system also includes a latch slidably disposed within the aperture, the latch having a body portion that extends perpendicularly into the first box part, where the latch is slidable in a direction parallel to the first lid wall. The packaging system also includes a second box part having a first tray wall, the first tray wall including a channel sized to slidably receive the latch, the channel including an assembly channel segment and a locking channel segment. When the first box part and the second box part are fitted together, a) the assembly channel segment is aligned with the latch when the latch is in a first position within the aperture, and b) the latch is slidable within the locking channel segment to a second position.

Packaging system with slidable latch

Dual packaging tray

Implementations herein may involve a packaging system including a first box part including a plurality of lid walls, where a first lid wall comprises an aperture and a latch slidably disposed within the aperture. The packaging system may also include a second box part having a plurality of tray walls, where a first tray wall comprises a channel sized to slidably receive the latch. The channel may include an assembly channel segment and a locking channel segment, where the assembly channel segment intersects an edge of the first tray wall. Further, the second box part may be configured to fit within the first box part such that a) the assembly channel segment is aligned with the latch when the latch is in a first position within the aperture, and b) the latch is slidable within the locking channel segment to a second position.

Packaging System with slidable latch

Various implementations include packaging for products. In some particular implementations, a product package includes: a base section having: a base inner core section having: a central section including a recess sized to receive an accessory of the product; and a plurality of foldable end sections adjacent the central section and configured to fold at an angle relative to the central section; and a base cover sized to directly contact and cover the base inner core section; and an upper section sized to complement the base section, the upper section having: an upper inner core section having: a central section; and a plurality side sections adjacent the central section; and an upper cover sized to directly contact and cover the upper inner core section.

Product packaging with integrated support

A utility and protective packaging system () is provided for containing and protecting electronic component objects () such as digital video recorders during storage and shipping. The system () is originally constructed in a planar sheet () form which is then folded into a tray (). The tray () is configured as a squat 'I' shape with the object () contained within the stem. The tray () includes a pair of side flaps () which are folded into side rectangular tubes () to provide cushioning and lateral impact protection to the object (). A pair of end flaps () enclose the object and are provided with access ports () permitting operation and programming of the component when it is contained within the tray ().

Utility and protective packaging system

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Pleasanton, CA, United States of America

Christopher George Palmer