Containers Attached to Pallets

1. A container assembly an originally separate rigid base; a body of container board having a substantially continuous rim extending around the lower marginal part thereof, means defining a notch at each one of a pair of opposed locations on said rim, these two notches opening toward one another; a floor defined by an intermediate part of container board stock secured to said base and having two opposed side edges, and a flap hingedly connected to each side edge of the intermediate part, the flaps being foldable to a first folded close together position wherein the body can be fitted on the base with each flap passing at the ends thereof through both of the notches in the rim and to a second, spread outwards position wherein the flaps, perimetrically thereof, except at said side edges trap the rim against the base thereby forming the container.

2. A container assembly comprising: a rigid pallet base; a rectangular container body; an inturned flange extended from the lower margin of each wall of the container defining a continuous rim; a cutaway in the rim at each end of a lateral line extending between the mid-points of opposite walls; a separately formed rectangular container floor comprising a narrow centre strip which, in use fixed to the rigid pallet, extends along the said lateral line; the strip being slightly narrower than the cutaways; and front and rear flaps hingedly connected to the centre strip, whereby the flaps can be folded upwardly to allow the body to be fitted onto the pallet; the flaps passing through the cutaways and downwardly to provide a flat floor trapping the rim and locating the container on the pallet.

3. A container assembly comprising: a rectangular fibre board box having two opposed upstanding side walls and an opposed upstanding front wall and rear wall, all joined at four respective corners; an inturned flange extending from the base of the front wall; an inturned flange extending from the base of the rear wall; means securing each inturned flange at both of the opposite ends thereof to the respective ones of said side walls at the respective bases thereof; the two inturned flanges extending insufficiently toward one another to provide a complete bottom wall for said box and thereby defining a slot extending longitudinally substantially from one said side wall to the other said side wall at the respective bases of said side walls; and a pallet sub-assembly, comprising: a rigid, generally rectangular pallet base; a generally rectangular fibre board box floor element including a central strip which is no broader than said slot is wide, and a pair of flaps hingedly secured along opposite side margins of said central strip; and fastener means securing the central strip centrally upon said pallet base; said pallet sub-assembly being assembled to said box, by folding said flaps upwards relative to said central portion, inserting both said flaps through said slot from outside said box, then folding said flaps downwards until said floor element is generally planar, thus trapping the two respective inturned flanges between the respective flaps and said pallet base.