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Buy cardboard boxes with lids for storage, gifting, retail, and shipping, made to the size you need. Boxify Now produces custom printed cardboard boxes with lids in two-piece, hinged, and telescoping styles, from a small jewelry box to large storage and file boxes. Order cardboard boxes with lids wholesale and add your brand with logo printing in one color or full color. Free design support, no die or plate charges, and free shipping are included. Buy now or get a quote.
A cardboard box with lid is a container made of two parts, a base and a cover, formed from paperboard, rigid chipboard, or corrugated board. The lid may lift off completely, slide over the base, or stay attached along one edge as a hinge. Because the lid closes without tape, the box can be opened and reused many times, which makes it suitable for storage, gifts, retail display, and shipping.
Boxify Now makes cardboard boxes with lids to order. You decide the size, material, color, and print, and we produce a box that fits your product or your shelf precisely. Whether you need fifty gift boxes for a boutique or thousands of archive boxes for an office, the process is the same: tell us what goes inside, and we design around it.
The classic gift and shoe box. A shallow lid sits over a deeper base and lifts straight off. It is simple to open, stacks neatly, and gives a wide, flat surface for a logo.
In a telescoping box, the lid is nearly as deep as the base and slides down over it. The overlapping walls double the thickness on every side, which adds strength and lets the box adjust slightly to contents of different heights. This style suits apparel, artwork, board games, and premium electronics.
The lid is attached to the back wall, so it cannot be lost or mixed up with another box. Hinged lids are common for keepsake boxes, subscription packaging, and storage boxes that are opened often.
Cardboard file boxes with lids are corrugated storage boxes with hand holes on the ends. The standard size, roughly 15 by 12 by 10 inches, holds both letter and legal folders and is used by offices, schools, law firms, and households for records and archives.
The right board depends on the weight of the contents and the impression you want to create.
We cut every order to size, so you are not limited to stock dimensions. These examples show how customers typically use each size range:
If you need a large cardboard box with lid for heavy contents, choose corrugated board in B-flute or double wall so the base does not bow when lifted. For a big cardboard box with lid that will be carried often, ask for reinforced hand holes. We also build to order when a customer needs a huge cardboard box with lid for items such as duvets, wedding dresses, or framed artwork, with the board grade matched to the weight.
Cardboard storage boxes with lids keep dust and light away from their contents while letting the material breathe, which helps protect paper, fabric, and photographs from trapped moisture. They are lighter than plastic bins, cost less, and can be labeled or printed on every side. When they are no longer needed, they fold down or go straight into the recycling.
Offices rely on cardboard boxes with lids for storage of records, while retailers use them for back-room stock and seasonal displays. Households use them for wardrobes, keepsakes, toys, and holiday decorations. For shelving systems, send us your shelf depth and height and we will size the boxes to fit with no wasted space.
A storage box does not have to be plain. Decorative cardboard storage boxes with lids are printed or wrapped in patterns, textures, or solid colors so they can stay on open shelves as part of the room. Cardboard decorative boxes with lids are also popular for gifts, bridal keepsakes, and retail collections where the box is part of the product.
White cardboard boxes with lids are a frequent request because white suits almost any brand or interior. They look clean on a shelf, photograph well for online stores, and provide a bright background for a foil-stamped or embossed logo. Soft-touch lamination adds a velvety feel, and spot UV can highlight a pattern or monogram.
Printing turns a plain container into branded packaging. We print custom printed cardboard boxes with lids in full color using CMYK, match exact brand shades with PMS inks, and can decorate both the outside and the inside of the lid and base. A one-color logo on kraft board is the most economical option, while foil stamping and embossing create a premium finish for gift and luxury boxes. Our design team provides the template, checks your artwork, and sends a proof before production at no charge.
Price depends on the size, the material, the amount of printing, the finish, and the quantity. Rigid boxes cost more than folding paperboard or corrugated because they use thicker board and more hand work. Ordering cardboard boxes with lids wholesale lowers the unit price, since setup time is shared across a larger run. Boxify Now adds no die or plate charges and ships free, so your quote reflects the full cost.
Yes. Paperboard, chipboard, and corrugated board are paper-based and recyclable, and they are commonly made with recycled fiber. Because a lidded box can be reused many times for storage, it often has a longer life than single-use packaging before it is recycled.
Ready to buy cardboard boxes with lids made for your products? Contact Boxify Now today for a free quote.
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It is a container with a base and a cover made from paperboard, rigid chipboard, or corrugated board. The lid may lift off, slide over the base, or be hinged, and it closes without tape so the box can be reused.
We make two-piece boxes with lift-off lids, telescoping boxes, hinged-lid boxes, and corrugated file boxes with handles. Custom shapes can be produced on request.
A two-piece box has a shallow lid that covers the top of the base. A telescoping box has a deep lid that slides most or all of the way down the base, giving double walls and extra strength.
Corrugated board is the strongest option for stacking and heavy contents. Rigid chipboard is best for premium presentation, and paperboard suits light items.
Yes. Small boxes can be made in paperboard or rigid board with inserts for rings, necklaces, candles, or sweets, in any quantity that suits your event or store.
Yes. Large and oversized boxes are built from corrugated board, with double wall and reinforced hand holes available for heavy or bulky contents.
The standard file box is about 15 by 12 by 10 inches and holds both letter and legal folders. We can also produce custom sizes for other document formats.
Cardboard boxes are lighter, less expensive, breathable, easy to label or print, and recyclable. Plastic bins are a better choice only where contents may be exposed to water.
Yes. White is available in paperboard, rigid, and corrugated styles, and it works well with foil stamping, embossing, and full-color printing.
Yes. Boxes can be printed or wrapped with patterns, textures, and solid colors, and finished with lamination, spot UV, or foil for display on open shelves.
Yes. We print logos and artwork on the lid, the base, and the inside. Options range from a single-color logo to full-color designs with special finishes.
Paperboard and corrugated boxes usually ship flat and fold together by hand. Rigid chipboard boxes are delivered assembled because the board does not fold.
We keep minimums low for small businesses and events. Share your quantity and we will send an exact quote.
Yes. The price per box decreases as the quantity increases. Ask for quotes at several quantities to find the best value.
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.
