Are the most common boxes. They have four flaps, the two outer flaps meet in the center. They require, tape, glue or staples to close. They are usually kraft brown. This design is used for most packing applications.

Great for transporting light weight items, the sides help stabilize products. Commonly made in kraft brown or oyster white.

C.O.W are one piece, with flaps that are usually scored at multiple depths. Great for shallow items that need to be well secured. Commonly made in oyster white but also can be done in kraft brown.

One side of box is open, the other side has flaps. It can be fitted with either a separate lid, or commonly used on it’s own to fit/slide over item.

Pads are used to divide and protect items stacked on top of each other, as a layer on a skid, or within boxes to separate layers. Helps to absorb shock.

Die Cut Mailers – are a one-piece box that does not require tape. It can be made with a tuck-in top or with a locking cover. Mailer-Style Boxes are very strong and come in both kraft brown and oyster white.

Also known as stock boxes, these are common, standard size boxes that can be produced quickly or are quite often in stock. Great for storage and shipping, an all-around multi-use box.