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Funeral Home and Crematory in Glens Falls, NY
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Pennsylvania FD012103L
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Funeral Directors
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Funeral Director
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Glens Falls, NY 12801
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Pennsylvania
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508 W 167Th St, New York, NY 10032
511 Carbon St, Pottsville, PA 17901
508 3Rd St, Athens, PA 18810
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Collapsible Shipping Container
Collapsible Shipping Container
US Patent:
7823739, Nov 2, 2010
Filed:
Dec 8, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/635896
Inventors:
Howard Sidney Sadkin - Williamsville NY, US
Lawrence Alan Sadkin - Getzville NY, US
Martin Jay Sadkin - Getzville NY, US
Thomas Richard Jones - Queensbury NY, US
Travis Robert Johnson - Van Etten NY, US
Thomas Ross Marmon - Fredricksburg VA, US
Thomas James Miller - Okemos MI, US
Eric Christopher Schenck - Rochester NY, US
Lawrence Alan Sadkin - Getzville NY, US
Martin Jay Sadkin - Getzville NY, US
Thomas Richard Jones - Queensbury NY, US
Travis Robert Johnson - Van Etten NY, US
Thomas Ross Marmon - Fredricksburg VA, US
Thomas James Miller - Okemos MI, US
Eric Christopher Schenck - Rochester NY, US
Assignee:
C Cubed I LLC - Buffalo NY
International Classification:
B65D 88/00, B65D 6/00
US Classification:
220 6, 220 7, 220 428, 220 15
Abstract:
A collapsible shipping container includes a floor, a roof, and a pair of bifolding sidewalls, that collapse accordion style to place the sidewalls and roof in a configuration wherein the roof is collapsed onto the sidewalls, and the sidewalls are collapsed onto the floor. The container further includes a pair of end walls having upper and lower end wall sections. The upper end wall sections may be lowered by activation of a power source to lie on the roof in the collapsed configuration. Collapse and erection of the shipping container may be accomplished with the aid of auxiliary equipment, such as a fork lift.