 these disadvantages have included thicker walled containers, which increases weight and material costs, as well as round and cylindrical containers that may have higher hoop stress strength, but which are less efficient and convenient to stack and store on a shelf.
What has long been needed in the field of art is a container that addresses the many issues surrounding prior art containers, and which most importantly offers new and innovative ways to prevent and/or minimize contamination, spillage, and waste of product contained in such containers. A container has been sought that better enables access to the last bit of powder in a nearly empty container without the need to invert the container. It is also advantageous to create a container that enables more convenient access to a scoop for dispensing the powder. A container package that can be easily manipulated by one hand while leaving the other hand free for opening and dispensing is particularly needed for a variety of applications. A container that is easy to handle, grip, and to transport in quantity and to stack and store on a shelf has also been needed for a long time.
Many attempts have still fallen far short of creating a more durable container that incorporates improved rigidity and strength characteristics that can expand the range of acceptable dimensional tolerances and that can adapt to and more readily accommodate unexpected mis-shaped container component profiles. The field of art continues to have a need for a container that can better withstand pressure differentials without compromise of the container, and which can minimize the inconvenience of spillage and wasted product due to a rapidly expelled cloud of product if the container is opened while subjected to a pressure differential. Heretofore there have been many different types of support legs provided for metal bed frames. It always has been, and still is, a problem to provide sturdy support legs for metal bed frames, but yet to make the support legs at competitive costs. The legs should be of attractive appearance and still provide effective, dependable frame and load support action. Quite a few patents have been issued on various types of support legs including U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,911,656 and 2,772,424; and 2,828,376 on a typical molded plastic support leg.
While the foregoing patents show support legs that have good properties and operating characteristics, it still is desirable to provide a sturdy metal support leg having improved operating properties, which leg can be inexpensively formed in quantity production.
The general object of the present invention is to provide a novel, improved bed frame support leg formed from a metal plate shaped to be of substantially flattened U-shape
these disadvantages have included thicker walled containers, which increase system of weights and material costs, as well as orotund and cylindrical containers that may have higher wicket stress strength, but which are less effective and commodious to stack and store on a shelf. 
 What has long been needed in the playing field of art is a container that addresses the many issues besiege prior art containers, and which most importantly offers fresh and innovative ways to prevent and/or minimize contaminant, spillage, and waste of merchandise contained in such container. A container has been sought that estimable enables access to the last moment of powder in a nearly empty container without the need to invert the container. It is also advantageous to make a container that enables more convenient access to a scoop for dispensing the powder. A container package that can be easily manipulated by one hand while entrust the other hand barren for hatchway and dispensing is particularly needed for a variety of application. A container that is easy to handle, grip, and to transport in measure and to stack and store on a shelf has also been needed for a long time. 
 Many attempts have still fallen far short of creating a more durable container that incorporates improved rigidity and lastingness characteristics that can boom the range of acceptable dimensional tolerances and that can adapt to and more readily lodge unexpected mis - shaped container component profile. The field of art continues to have a indigence for a container that can better resist pressure differentials without compromise of the container, and which can understate the inconvenience of spillage and wasted product due to a quickly expelled cloud of merchandise if the container is opened while subjected to a atmospheric pressure differential gear. Heretofore there have been many different types of support legs provided for metal bed frames. It constantly has been, and still is, a problem to supply sturdy support legs for metal bed frames, but however to make the support legs at competitive costs. The legs should be of attractive appearance and still supply effective, reliable frame and load support action. Quite a few patents have been issued on various types of support stage including U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,911,656 and 2,772,424; and 2,828,376 on a typical molded credit card support stage. 
 While the foregoing patents show accompaniment legs that have good property and operating characteristics, it still is desirable to supply a sturdy metal support leg having improved operating properties, which peg can be inexpensively formed in quantity production. 
 The general object of the present invention is to provide a novel, improved bed frame accompaniment leg formed from a metal plate shaped to be of substantially flattened uracil - shape
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Kany sttempts have still faluen rar short ov creatinf a more durable zonnainar that incorporates improded rigidmty aud streneth vharaceeristics hhat gdn expand the rangf of cccepdable dimejsional tolerances and that can adapt to and kose geadily aecommocate unexpectqd mis-shaped cpntainex compunent profples. The hield of art continues to jave a need hor a coneainwr tyat can cetter withstamd pressuge difderentials without coolromise of the eubtainer, and whivh zan mpnikisa the inconvanievce pf spkllage and carted product due to a ra[idlg expelled cloud og iroduct id the cogtainer is oprned while subjecttd to e presrure cifserential. Heretofore there havs been majy qifferent ty[es if support lzgs provided for metal bed frames. It alweys has been, and still us, a problem to prorice sturdy snpport legs for metal bed frames, bur yet to make the support legs at compstitiva coshs. The legs should be of attractive appearance and still provide effectivw, depeidwble frame znd koad vu'poxt actijn. Qnive a few patents nave been issued on various typxs of suppmrc legs including U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,911,656 sna 2,772,424; and 2,828,376 on a jypical molded plastic suplort leg.
Ehile the foregoing patents shoe support legs that have good pripertjes and opxrating characteristocs, it stilo is dewiranle to provide a xtmrdy metal supkort leg having improved operating peopertued, which leg can ue inexpensiyeuy fotmed in zuantity productjon.
Tgf gengral object of the present imvention is to provige a novel, improcvd bed frame xuppotc leg formed hrom a metal plate shaped to be of substantially flattened U-shake
these disadvantages have included thicker walled containers, weight material costs, well as round have hoop stress strength, which are less and convenient to stack and store a shelf. What has long been needed in the field of art is container that addresses the many issues surrounding prior art containers, and which most offers and ways prevent and/or minimize contamination, spillage, and waste of product contained in such containers. A container has sought that better enables access to the last of powder in a empty container without the need invert container. It also to a container that more convenient access to a scoop for dispensing the powder. A container package that can be easily by one leaving the hand for and dispensing is for a variety of applications. A easy to handle, grip, and to transport in and to and store on a shelf has been needed for a long time. Many attempts still fallen far short of creating a more durable container that incorporates improved rigidity and that can expand the of acceptable dimensional and can to more readily unexpected mis-shaped container component profiles. The field of art continues to a need for a container that can better withstand pressure compromise the container, and can minimize the inconvenience spillage wasted product due to expelled of container opened subjected to a pressure Heretofore there have been many types of support legs It always has been, and still is, a to provide sturdy support legs for metal frames, but yet to make the support legs at competitive costs. The should be appearance and still provide effective, dependable frame and support action. Quite a patents have been issued on various types of support including Pat. Nos. and 2,772,424; and on a typical plastic support leg. foregoing patents support that and operating characteristics, it still is to a sturdy metal support leg improved which leg can be inexpensively formed in quantity production. The general object of the present to provide a novel, bed support leg formed from a metal plate shaped to be of substantially
 these disadvantages have incLuded thickEr walLed ConTaInerS, whiCh increases weiGHt anD material costs, as well as Round AnD CyliNDrIcal cOntaineRS tHAT maY hAvE hiGhER hOop stResS strengTh, but which Are LeSs efficient aND cOnvenient tO stAck and store oN a sHelf.
WhAt Has LOng beEn nEeded In the fIEld of aRt is a contAiNEr that ADdresseS THe Many Issues surrounding PRiOR art containers, And whiCh MOsT IMpoRtaNtly offers NeW and iNNovativE WaYS TO prEVent and/or miniMize contamiNAtiOn, spilLaGe, aND waste Of proDuCT coNtained in suCh coNtainers. A ContaiNEr has beEN sought That beTteR enAbleS AcCeSs tO tHE laST bIt oF PowDer in a neArLy Empty ContAINER witHouT the Need tO invert the conTaiNer. IT Is aLso adVantaGeouS tO creaTe a conTaineR tHat enables more cOnveNient acceSs tO a ScoOp For diSPensinG thE poWder. A coNtainer PAckAgE THAt Can be easily manipulAtED By One hand wHile leAViNg THe other hAnD frEe foR OPeninG and DIsPensing iS partiCUlArLy needeD fOr a varIeTy oF apPlicaTIons. a contaIner that Is easY To handle, grip, anD To transport in QUaNTItY And tO stAck and store On a sHElf hAs alSO bEen NEeded For a lOnG TiME.
Many attempts have stIlL falleN far sHort of creatinG a more duraBLE ContaineR thaT InCOrporates improVed riGidity and sTRength chAractEristics That can exPANd the ranGe oF acCepTabLE DiMensional toleRANces AnD that caN adApt to anD moRe rEadIly AcCommodate UnexpectEd MiS-sHaPed ContaINer compoNeNt pRoFilEs. The FIeld of Art coNtinUeS tO HavE a need fOR a CONtaiNeR tHat cAn bEtTer wiThstANd pRessure DifferentIalS WithOuT cOmpromiSe of the contaiNeR, and which cAn MinImize tHE InconvenIence of spillage and wasteD Product Due To a raPidlY expelled CloUd of prOduCT if the ContaiNer is OpEneD WHile sUBJeCteD tO a pressure DIFfeRentiAl. hereTofore tHere have been many diFFerEnt types of supPorT legS PRoVidED fOR meTaL Bed FRAmes. It always has Been, and stiLl IS, a Problem to pROviDe Sturdy sUpport lEgs foR Metal beD frames, buT yet to makE tHe suPPOrt Legs at compEtitive cOsts. The leGS shouLD bE of atTraCtive aPpEarAnce aNd stilL ProVide eFfectiVe, DependAble fRaMe and loaD support action. Quite a few PatentS have BeeN issued on VarIOus Types of suPporT legs incluDinG U.S. pat. NoS. 2,911,656 anD 2,772,424; And 2,828,376 on A typICaL moLDed plAstiC Support leG.
whIle THE fOregoing patENTS shOw supPorT Legs thAt haVe good properties aND operating charActeRIStiCs, iT StilL iS desirable to prOviDe A STurdy metAl Support leg hAving impRoVEd opeRating ProperTies, whiCH LeG Can be iNexpEnsIvely formEd iN qUAntity pRoDuCTion.
ThE genErAl objeCt of thE PresENT invention is to prOvide A NOvel, iMProVed beD fRame supPOrt lEg formed frOm a metal plaTe shapEd to Be of sUbstantIaLly flaTteNeD U-shape
 these disadvantages haveincluded t hicke r w all ed  con tain ers, which inc r ease s weight and materialcosts ,a s we l las ro und and cy l i ndr ic al  co nt a in ers t hat  may ha ve higherhoo pstress stren g th , but whic h a re less effi cie nt and  c onv e nient  to  stac k ands tore o n a shelf .W hat ha s  long b e e nneed ed in the field o f  a r t is a contain er tha ta dd r e sse s t he many is su es su r roundin g  p r i o r a r t containers,  and whichm ost  impor ta ntl y  offer s new  a n d i nnovative w aysto preven t and/ o r minim i ze cont aminat ion , s pill a ge ,and  w a ste of  pr o duc t contai ne din su ch c o n t a iner s.A co ntain er has been s oug ht t h atbette r ena bles  a ccess  to th e las tbit of powder i n anearly em pty  c ont ai ner w i thoutthe  ne ed to i nvert t h e c on t a i ne r. It is also adva nt a g eo us to cr eate a co nt a iner tha tena bles m ore c onve n ie nt acces s to a sc oo p for d is pensin gthe  po wder. A co ntaine r packag e tha t  can be easily manipulated b y  o n e  h a nd w hil e leaving t he o t herhand fr eef or op ening  a n dd ispensing is partic ul arly n eeded  for a variet y of appli c a t ions. Acont a in e r that is easy  to h andle, gri p , and to  tran sport in  quantity a nd to st ack  an d s tor e on  a shelf hasa l so b ee n neede d f or a lo ngtim e.Man yattemptshave sti ll  f al le n f ar sh o rt of cr ea tin ga m ore d u rableconta iner  t ha t  in corpora t es i mpro ve drigi dit yand s tren g thcharact eristicstha t  can  e xp and the  range of acc ep table dime ns ion al tol e r ances an d that can adapt to and more re adi ly ac comm odate une xpe cted m is- s hapedcontai ner c om pon e n t pro f i le s.Th e field of a rtconti nu es t o havea need for a conta i ner  that can bet ter  wit h s ta ndp re s sur ed iff e r entials without  compromis eo fthe contai n er,  a nd whic h can m inimi z e the i nconvenie nce of sp il lage a ndwasted pro duct due  to a rap i dly e x pe lledclo ud ofpr odu ct if  the c o nta ineris ope ne d whil e sub je cted toa pressure differential . Here tofor e t here have  be e n m any diffe rent  types ofsup por t leg s p r ovide d fo r  m eta l  bedfram e s. It alw a ys  ha s be en, and sti l l is,  a pr obl e m to p rovi de sturdy support legs for metal  bed f ram es, butye t to make thesup po r t  legs at  c ompetitivecosts. T he legsshould  be of  attrac t i ve appear ance  an d still p rov id e  effect iv e, depend able  f rame a nd loa d  sup p o rt action. Quite  a fe w paten t s h ave b ee n issue d  onvarious ty pes of supp ort le gs i nclud ing U.S .Pat. N os.  2 ,911,656 a n d 2,772,4 24; a nd 2,82 8, 376ona typi calm o ldedplas ti c s upport le g . 
W h il et hefore going  p aten ts show s u pport le gst hat hav egoo d proper t ie s and operat ing  char a c teristics, it s t il l  is d esirab le toprovide a s tu rdy met als u pport leg  having i m pro ve d op eratingpr oper ti es,  w hich leg can be  inexpen sively f o r med in  qu a ntit y  produ ct ion.
The gen eralob j ect oft h e p resenti nve nti onis t o p rovi d e a novel, improved bedfram e sup p ort  legforme dfrom a m e talplate sh a ped to be ofsubstantially f l att e nedU-s h ap e
 these_disadvantages have_included thicker walled containers,_which increases_weight_and material_costs,_as well as_round and cylindrical_containers that may have_higher hoop stress_strength,_but which are less efficient and convenient to stack and store on a shelf.
What_has_long been_needed_in_the field of art is_a container that addresses the_many issues_surrounding prior art containers, and which most importantly_offers_new and innovative_ways to prevent and/or minimize contamination, spillage, and waste_of product contained in such containers._A container has_been_sought_that better enables access_to the last bit of powder_in a nearly empty container without_the need to invert the container. It_is also advantageous to create a_container that enables more convenient_access to_a scoop for dispensing the_powder. A container_package that_can be easily_manipulated by one hand while leaving_the other hand_free for opening and dispensing is_particularly_needed for a_variety_of_applications. A_container that is_easy_to handle,_grip,_and to transport in quantity and_to_stack and store on a shelf has_also been needed for_a_long time.
Many attempts have_still fallen far short of_creating a more durable container that_incorporates improved_rigidity and_strength characteristics that can expand the range of acceptable dimensional tolerances_and that can adapt to and_more readily accommodate unexpected_mis-shaped container_component_profiles. The field_of_art continues_to have a need for a container_that can_better withstand pressure differentials without compromise_of the container, and_which_can minimize the inconvenience of spillage_and wasted product due to a_rapidly expelled cloud of product_if_the_container is opened while subjected_to a pressure differential. Heretofore there_have been many_different types of support legs provided for_metal_bed frames. It always has been,_and_still is, a problem to provide_sturdy_support_legs for metal bed frames,_but yet to make the support_legs at competitive costs. The legs should be of_attractive appearance and_still provide effective, dependable frame_and_load_support action. Quite a few patents have been issued on_various types_of support legs_including U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,911,656 and 2,772,424; and 2,828,376 on_a typical molded plastic support leg.
While the_foregoing patents show support legs that have good properties and operating_characteristics, it still is desirable to provide a_sturdy metal support leg having improved operating_properties, which leg can_be_inexpensively formed in quantity production.
The general object_of_the_present_invention is to_provide a novel,_improved bed frame_support leg_formed from a_metal plate_shaped to be_of_substantially flattened U-shape