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Buy corrugated pizza boxes that keep every pie hot, crisp, and intact from oven to doorstep. Boxify Now produces custom printed corrugated pizza boxes in B-flute and E-flute board, in sizes from a personal 8-inch to a party 18-inch and beyond. Add corrugated pizza boxes with logo printing in one color or full color, and order corrugated pizza boxes wholesale to lower your cost per box. Free design support, no die or plate charges, and free shipping are included. Buy now or get a quote.
Corrugated pizza boxes are flat, one-piece takeout boxes die-cut from corrugated cardboard. The fluted middle layer traps air, which insulates the pizza, while the stiff walls stop the lid from sagging onto the cheese when several boxes are stacked. They arrive flat, fold into shape in a few seconds, and lock at the front corners without glue or tape.
Boxify Now builds custom corrugated pizza boxes for independent pizzerias, restaurant groups, food trucks, caterers, and frozen pizza brands. You choose the size, the board, and the artwork, and we produce a box that protects your product and promotes your name on every order that leaves the kitchen.
A pizza comes out of the oven far hotter than the air around it and releases steam for several minutes. The box has to hold that heat in, let enough moisture out to protect the crust, and stay rigid while a driver carries four or five orders at once. Corrugated cardboard pizza boxes handle all three jobs better than plain paperboard cartons.
Pizza boxes are named after the pizza they hold, so a 14-inch box is built with just enough clearance for a 14-inch pie. Use this guide when planning your order:
Depth matters as much as width. A standard hand-tossed or thin-crust pizza fits a box around 1.75 inches deep. Deep-dish, stuffed-crust, and heavily topped pizzas need 2 inches or more so the lid does not touch the toppings. If your menu includes square, Detroit-style, or by-the-slice pizza, we can cut rectangular and triangular boxes to match.
B-flute is the workhorse of the pizza trade. It is thick enough to insulate well and strong enough to be stacked in a delivery bag, which is why most large and extra-large boxes use it.
E-flute is about half the thickness of B-flute. It folds neatly at small sizes, takes sharper print, and uses less storage space, so it suits slice boxes, personal pizzas, and frozen pizza cartons displayed in a freezer case.
For the outer surface, natural kraft gives a rustic, artisan look and costs less, while a white liner makes logos and photographs appear brighter. Many pizzerias choose white outside for print quality and kraft inside for a natural feel.
A pizza box stays on the customer’s table for the whole meal, and it is often seen by everyone in the room. That makes custom printed corrugated pizza boxes one of the cheapest forms of advertising a restaurant can buy. Popular elements to print include:
Artwork is printed on the outer liner, so the printed surface does not come into contact with the food. A one-color or two-color design on kraft board keeps costs low for high-volume shops, while full-color printing suits premium and gourmet brands. If you need help, we custom design corrugated pizza boxes with you: our team supplies the dieline, positions your artwork, and sends a proof for approval at no extra charge.
Small structural details make a large difference to how a pizza looks when the lid opens. When we prepare your dieline, you can ask for any of the following:
Any business that sells pizza to go benefits from a box made for its own menu. Independent pizzerias use branded boxes to compete with national chains. Franchise groups order one design in several sizes to keep every location consistent. Food trucks and stadium vendors rely on slice boxes that customers can carry while walking. Frozen pizza brands need printed cartons that stand out in a freezer case, and caterers and event companies order oversized party boxes for large gatherings. Whatever the format, the box is sized and printed around the product you actually sell.
Four factors set the price of a pizza box: its size, the board grade, the number of print colors, and the quantity. Ordering corrugated pizza boxes wholesale spreads the setup cost over more units, so the price per box falls as the run gets larger. To keep your packaging budget under control:
Boxify Now adds no die or plate charges, and shipping is free, which makes it simple to compare our quote with your current supplier.
Yes. Corrugated board is one of the most widely recycled packaging materials. Paper industry guidance says used pizza boxes can go in the recycling bin once leftover food is removed, although local rules vary, so customers should check with their own program. Kraft boxes are unbleached, and all of our pizza boxes are paper-based with no plastic lamination required.
Ready to buy corrugated pizza boxes that work as hard as your kitchen does? Order corrugated pizza boxes online from Boxify Now today, or contact our team for a free quote.
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They are made from corrugated cardboard, which has a fluted paper layer glued between two flat paper liners. This structure is light, rigid, and a good insulator, which is why it is used for most pizza delivery boxes.
Corrugated board holds heat longer, resists grease better, and does not bend when boxes are stacked. Plain paperboard is thinner, so it loses heat quickly and can sag onto the toppings.
Common sizes are 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18 inches square. Boxify Now also makes custom sizes, including rectangular, deep-dish, and slice boxes.
Most pizza boxes are between 1.5 and 2 inches deep, with about 1.75 inches being typical for hand-tossed pizza. Deep-dish and stuffed-crust pizzas need a deeper box.
B-flute is the usual choice for delivery because it insulates well and stacks without crushing. E-flute is thinner and works well for slices, personal pizzas, and frozen retail cartons.
Yes. We print logos, contact details, QR codes, and full artwork on the lid and sides. Send your logo file and we will prepare a proof before production.
Yes. You can choose anything from a single-color logo to full-color CMYK artwork, and we can match specific brand shades with PMS colors.
No. Artwork is printed on the outside of the box, so the printed surface does not come into contact with the pizza. If you have specific food-contact requirements, tell us and we will confirm suitable materials on your quote.
Vent holes can be added to the dieline so steam escapes and the crust stays crisp. Let us know where you prefer them, or we can recommend a standard placement.
Yes. Because every box is die-cut to order, we can produce rectangular boxes for square and Detroit-style pizza and triangular or clamshell boxes for single slices.
Yes. Corrugated board is widely recycled. Remove leftover food first, and check local recycling rules, since requirements differ between areas.
We keep minimums low so single-location pizzerias can order comfortably. Share the quantity you need and we will quote that exact amount.
The price per box drops as the order quantity rises. Ask for a quote at two or three quantity levels to see where the best value is for your shop.
No. Pizza boxes ship flat to save space and freight cost. Each box folds into shape by hand in a few seconds, without glue or tape.
No. Boxify Now does not charge for dies or plates on custom orders, and shipping is free. Your quote will confirm delivery details for your location.
