Throw assembly for casket
A throw assembly for a casket container includes a corrugated paper having a corner cutout configured to be longitudinally folded along each of two parallel longitudinal lines and transversally folded about the corner cutout, and a fabric member disposed over the corrugated paper structure, and fixedly coupled to the corrugated paper structure along at least one edge of the fabric member.
1. A throw assembly for a casket container, comprising:
a corrugated paper structure having two parallel longitudinal fold lines and a cutout such that the corrugated paper structure is configured to be longitudinally folded along each of the two parallel longitudinal fold lines and transversally folded about the cutout;
a fabric member disposed over the corrugated paper structure, wherein the fabric member is fixedly coupled to the corrugated paper structure along at least one edge of the fabric member; and
a pad disposed between at least a portion of the fabric member and the corrugated paper structure.
2. The throw assembly of claim 1 , wherein the fabric member is fixedly coupled to the corrugated paper structure proximate two edges of the fabric member.
3. The throw assembly of claim 1 , wherein the fabric member is fixedly coupled to the corrugated paper structure proximate three edges of the fabric member.
4. The throw assembly of claim 1 , wherein the fabric member is fixedly coupled to the corrugated paper structure by an adhesive.
5. The throw assembly of claim 4 , wherein the adhesive is hot-melt glue.
6. The throw assembly of claim 1 , the corrugated paper structure further includes two through holes.
7. The throw assembly of claim 1 , the corrugated paper structure further comprising slit scores along the two parallel longitudinal fold lines.
8. A throw assembly for a casket container, comprising:
a corrugated paper structure having two parallel longitudinal fold lines and a cutout such that the corrugated paper structure is configured to be longitudinally folded along each of the two parallel longitudinal fold lines and transversally folded about the cutout; and
a fabric member disposed over the corrugated paper structure, wherein the fabric member is fixedly coupled to the corrugated paper structure along at least one edge of the fabric member,
wherein the cutout includes two side edges that extend transversely from a first longitudinal edge of the corrugated paper structure, and two converging edges that converge to a point at a location between the first longitudinal edge and a second longitudinal edge of the corrugated paper structure.
9. The throw assembly of claim 8 , wherein each of the two converging edges extends substantially between the two parallel longitudinal lines.
10. The throw assembly of claim 9 , wherein the two side edges extend from the first longitudinal edge to a first of the two parallel longitudinal fold lines.
11. The throw assembly of claim 8 , wherein the two side edges extend from the first longitudinal edge to a first of the two parallel longitudinal fold lines.
12. A casket assembly, comprising:
a container base having two side walls and at least one end wall;
a first throw assembly for the container base, including a corrugated paper structure folded along each of two parallel longitudinal fold lines forming a U-shaped structure in one dimension, and transversally folded to form an L-shaped structure in another dimension;
a fabric member disposed over the corrugated paper structure, wherein the fabric member is fixedly coupled to the corrugated paper structure along at least one edge of the fabric member;
the at least first throw assembly disposed on the container base such that the U-shaped structure extends over edges of at least a portion of a first of the side walls and of at least a first portion of the at least one end wall.
13. The casket assembly of claim 12 , further comprising a second throw assembly disposed on at least a portion of a second of the side walls and on at least a second portion of the at least one end wall.
14. The casket assembly of claim 12 , wherein the fabric member is fixedly coupled to the corrugated paper structure proximate two edges of the fabric member.
15. The casket assembly of claim 12 , further comprising a pad disposed between at least a portion of the fabric member and the corrugated paper structure.
16. The casket assembly of claim 12 , wherein the corrugated paper structure further comprises a cutout extending partially inward from a first longitudinal edge of the corrugated paper structure, the cutout disposed proximate a corner defined by the L-shaped structure the at least one end wall and the first side wall, and wherein the cutout facilitates transversally folding the corrugated paper structure to form the L-shaped structure.
17. The casket assembly of claim 16 , wherein the cutout includes two side edges that extend transversely from the first longitudinal edge, and two converging edges that converge to a point at a location between the first longitudinal edge and a second longitudinal edge of the corrugated paper structure.
18. The casket assembly of claim 17 , wherein each of the two converging edges extends substantially between the two parallel longitudinal fold lines.
19. The casket assembly of claim 16 , wherein the two side edges extend from the first longitudinal edge to a first of the two parallel longitudinal fold lines.