(57) A dismantleable container in accordance with the invention intended to stand upright
in use has walls 11 which, when the container is assembled, are joined to one another
along their mutually adjacent edges by respective clamps 12. Each clamp is in accordance
with the further aspect of the invention and comprises two elongate plates 13, 14
spaced apart by one or more bolts 17 or other tightening means located centrally of
the clamp 12, the bolts 17 or other clamp tightening means, as they are slackened,
enable the plates 13, 14 to be spaced progressively farther apart, in a parallel but
still conjoined relationship. The plates 13, 14oncespaced apart being movable again
towards one another without having to work the tightening means 17. Those faces of
the plates 13,14 which define the jaws of the clamp 12 are either curved or angled
and the clamps 12 when tightened hold the walls 11 adjacent one another without piercing
the walls.
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