834 results about "Crate" patented technology

An insulated food crate comprises a generally rectangular, typically cardboard box having separable top and bottom portions with double walls providing insulative properties and also insulating inserts fitted into the top and bottom portions. The box may also have ventilation holes or slots and / or compartments for serving utensils and may be disposable. In alternate embodiments, the insulated food crate may be made from a heat-resistant composite material, such as a reinforced plastic or stainless steel, as a more permanent, durable, and reusable solution. This inexpensive, accessible catering box keeps hot foods hot and cold foods cold while allowing quick and easy access to the foods inside.

A tool holding attachment for crate device comprising a crate with an exterior surface and an interior surface, the crate comprising an upper lip portion and a plurality of handle apertures located at an upper portion of the crate exterior surface. The exterior surface and interior surface comprise a plurality of apertures. A tool holding attachment device comprises outer pockets and inner pockets thereon and is draped over the crate upper lip portion and removably attached to the crate. The tool holding attachment device functions to removably receive multiple tools and implements therein. A pocket attachment means functions to allow the outer pockets and inner pockets of the tool holding attachment device to be removably attached to the tool holding attachment device. An anchoring means functions to secure the tool holding attachment device to the crate to prevent slippage therewith. In the preferred mode, the tool holding attachment device is generally pliable, drapes over a traditional milk crate, and comprises multiple outer and inner pockets of varying size and capacity to removably store tools and implements for a variety of tasks.

A crate adapted to store therein a container having a central bottle portion having label disposed thereon and a lower portion disposed below the label. The crate includes a floor member having an upper surface with a plurality of container support portions disposed thereon. The crate also includes a first pair of opposed upstanding side walls and a second pair of opposed upstanding side walls attached to a periphery of the floor member and defining a compartment area with the floor member. The crate further includes at least one container standoff member which is disposed within the compartment area proximate the floor member and is associated with a corresponding container support portion for defining at least one container receiving area. The at least one standoff member has a relatively short height corresponding generally to the lower portion of the container, the standoff member adapted to engage the lower portion of the container and oriented such that it does not contact the label of the container.

A pet crate device for providing a pet a place to rest and a place to use the bathroom. The device features a first container with a first access door is disposed in the front of the first container and a first back opening is disposed in the back, and a second container with a second back opening is disposed in the back. A first attachment means secures the backs of the two containers together. A track surrounding the first back opening, and a divider board can slide into and out of the track allowing and preventing access to the inner cavity of the first compartment. A tab extends upwardly from the top of the divider board. The tab functions as a handle. A divider board lock can secure the divider board in the closed position.