Potato Chips Box

Pubs , clubs or organizations selling potato chips may have some issues exposing them on the shelf. The potato chips get lost in the back of the cardboard box. When the box is full there's almost no issue but when you're almost out of stock this instructable helps You out. The solution contains adding a stretcher system in the box that keeps on pushing the potato chips to the front. Practical issue solved and it's organized properly.

What do we need ?

• Potato chips box
• 20 chips sachets
• old stretcher
• Knife
• superglue
• Cardboard leftovers
• a ruler

Buy a cardboard box of Potato chips of your choice ( including chips). Remove the chips, leaving an empty box and the front part removed as in the picture below.

Cut the old stretcher ( you can find these in bicycle shops) into two equal parts of 18mm long ( stretcher in non-stretched state ).

Cut out a rectangular at the back of the box. Size is not important, although it has to be quite large.

Now cut out a piece of cardboard from a leftover. This needs to be the same size as the piece from the previous step.

Also cut out four squares of the same size ( approximately 50mm to 50mm ). You'll need 18(always in multiples of 3 ) ! Creating three stacks of six high.

Take two stacks of two cardboard squares, So there are two stacks of four cardboard squares remaining and one stack of six squares .

Now cut out a part from both squares, like the examples in the pictures.

Put them back on the pile of four squares where you took away two squares. Creating 3 stacks. And put them in the order shown on the pictures and glue them together. After this you glue them to one of the cardboard rectangulars

Glue the stretcher into the gap of tbe squares.

Now glue the other rectangular on the other side of the stacks. Make sure it looks like the photo. .

This picture shows how your work should look like so far

Glue the stretcher in the corner of the box, as shown in the picture.

The chips will be pushed to the front by the stretcher