Rehrig Pacific Company

Gabriel A Guerra

William Patrick Apps

Gerald R Koefelda

Trenton M Overholt

Charles N Stanley

Brian T Musser

A divider assembly is adapted for installation in a waste container which includes a divider member and at least one retention member. The divider member is axially receivable within the waste container and includes an upper surface which defines a plane, and a pair of opposed upper side portions. The retention member is attachable the waste container and cooperates with a corresponding one of the pair of opposed upper side portions of the divider member in order to secure the divider member within the waste container. In operation, the retention member is disposed below the plane of the upper surface of the divider member.

Divider assembly for waste container

A low depth tray () for fluid containers, such as bottles B, includes a base () and a first pair of opposed walls () extending upwardly from the base (). The tray () further includes a second pair of opposed walls () extending upwardly from the base () and integrally joined with the first pair of opposed walls () to form a storage area. Each of the second pair of opposed walls () includes an upper wall portion () and a lower wall portion (), the upper wall portion () first areas () having a single-walled construction and second areas () for contacting the fluid containers B. When nested with a similar tray, the lower wall portion () of an upper tray () nests within the corresponding first areas () of a tray () disposed therebelow.

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Walnut, CA, United States of America

Gabriel A Guerra