Pratt Corrugated Holdings, Inc.

Pratt Retail Specialties, LLC

Greg Sollie

Shifeng Chen

Jamie Waltermire

Paul Ott

Randy Ball

Hannah Conrad

Christopher M Stanton

Don Joe Mikell, Ii

Travis Walters

William Grosskopf

Jorge Paez

Markel Graham

John Anagnostopoulos

Brad Armstrong

Alex Tanner

Jamie Waitermire

Joel C Denney, Jr

A packaging assembly including an outer box including a plurality of side panels defining an interior cavity; and a wrap liner including an outer portion extending from a first panel to a second panel, the outer portion defining an outer hinge coupling the first panel to the second panel; a ledge portion extending across the first panel and the second panel, the ledge portion coupled to the outer portion by a first ledge hinge and a second ledge hinge; and an inner portion extending across the first panel and the second panel, a first inner hinge, and a second inner hinge each coupling the inner portion to the ledge portion; wherein the wrap liner is disposed within the interior cavity of the outer box.

Hinged wrap insulated container

A method for insulating a box includes positioning an insulated panel adjacent to a side panel of the box, the insulated panel including an insulation batt and a sheet, the insulated panel defining a border extending around a perimeter of the insulation batt; and attaching a seam of the border to a portion of a perimeter area of the side panel.

Insulated box

A modular box assembly includes a box with side panels defining a box cavity, a first thermal liner positioned within the box cavity, the first thermal liner including a first insulation batt disposed between sheets, the first thermal liner defining three first liner panels, at least one box side panel being covered by a first liner panel, and a second thermal liner positioned within the box cavity, the second thermal liner including a second insulation batt disposed between sheets, the second thermal liner defining three second liner panels. At least one other of the side box panels is covered by a second liner panel. The bottom box panel is covered by either a first liner panel not covering any side box panel or a second liner panel not covering any side box panel. Each insulation batt can be formed from a mixture of thermoplastic binder fibers and reinforcement fibers.

Modular box assembly

One-cell beverage box

Packaging insert

An insulated packaging assembly can include a box having a plurality of sides and a bottom; a liner having a plurality of sides defined by a plurality of end panels; and at least one separation feature connected to the side of the liner between the side of the liner and the corresponding side of the box; wherein each end of each end panel defines a protrusion tab, and a first separation feature of the at least one separation feature can include a protrusion tab of one of the end panels extending beyond an outer surface of an adjacent end panel.

Insulated packaging liner

A packaging assembly includes an outer box including a first main panel connected to a second main panel, a third main panel connected to the second main panel, and a fourth main panel connected to the third main panel, the fourth main panel connected to the first main panel; an insert, an insert connected to at least two of the main panels of the outer box, the insert including a first main panel connected to a second main panel; a third main panel connected to the second main panel; and a fourth main panel connected to the first main panel and the third main panel, wherein at least one support formation is arranged between at two of the four main panels, wherein each support formation connects the insert to the outer box.

Packaging assembly

Six-cell beverage box with top flaps

Two-cell beverage box

A cushioned mailer includes a paper outer layer; a paper inner layer defining an inner cavity of the cushioned mailer, the inner cavity configured to receive contents therein, the inner cavity defining an opening at a top end of the cushioned mailer, the opening allowing access to the inner cavity; and an intermediate cushioning layer disposed between the paper outer layer and the paper inner layer, the intermediate cushioning layer comprising a plurality of cushioning inserts, each of the plurality of cushioning inserts being substantially uniform in size and shape.

Cushioned mailer

A cushioning sheet includes a first layer defining a first inner surface; a second layer coupled to the first layer, the second layer defining a second inner surface facing the first inner surface so that the first inner surface and the second inner surface define a plurality of voids therebetween; and a plurality of cushioning inserts disposed between the first layer and the second layer, wherein each of the plurality of cushioning inserts is received in a corresponding one of the voids, and each void has a diameter that is larger than a diameter of the cushioning insert disposed therein so that each void is configured to loosely receive the cushioning insert disposed therein.

Cushioning sheet

A wardrobe box assembly can comprise a sidewall enclosure comprising a plurality of side panels defining an interior cavity, a plurality of top panels connected to a top edge of the sidewall enclosure, a first box mounting slot, and a second box mounting slot; and a hanger support member defining a first hanger engagement slot engaging the first box mounting slot and a second hanger engagement slot engaging the second box mounting slot, wherein a first opposing pair of top panels each define a closure slot; the closure slots together define a closure opening in a closed configuration; a second opposing pair of top panels of the plurality of top panels each define a closure tab; and each of the closure tabs engage the closure opening in the closed configuration.

Method of assembling a wardrobe box assembly

A tray comprising a bottom panel defining a first bottom panel side, a second bottom panel side, a first bottom panel end, and a second panel bottom end; a first side panel extending upward from the first bottom panel side and a second side panel extending upward from the second bottom panel side; a first wing extending downward from the first side panel and a second wing extending downward from the second side panel; a first end panel arranged laterally between the first side panel and the second side panel, and a second end panel arranged laterally between the first side panel and the second side panel; wherein each of the first wing and the second wing are configured to engage at least one of the first end panel and the second end panel and support the bottom panel above a support surface.

Tray and method therefor

An insulating bag includes a pair of opposing side panels; a pair of opposing main panels, each side panel attached to each main panel, the pair of opposing main panels and the pair of opposing side panels together defining a top bag end and a bottom bag end opposite the top bag end; a pair of opposing main top flaps, each main top flap hingedly connected to a corresponding one of the main panels at the top bag end; a pair of opposing side top flaps, each side top flap hingedly connected to a corresponding one of the side panels at the top bag end; and a bottom panel disposed at the bottom bag end; wherein: the insulating bag comprises a paper base layer and a temperature-preserving liner applied to the paper base layer; and the insulating bag defines an interior cavity configured to receive bag contents therein.

Growing community of inventors

Sharpsburg, GA, United States of America

Greg Sollie