Buy corrugated shipping boxes made to your exact size, strength, and print requirements. Boxify Now supplies custom printed corrugated shipping boxes in single-wall and double-wall board, in kraft or white, for everything from light e-commerce parcels to heavy-duty freight. Add corrugated shipping boxes with logo printing to make every delivery recognizable, and order corrugated shipping boxes wholesale for the best price per box. Free design support, no die or plate charges, and free shipping are included. Buy now or request a quote.
Corrugated shipping boxes are cartons made from corrugated board, a material that has a wavy paper layer, called the flute, glued between flat paper liners. The flute works like a row of small arches: it absorbs impact, resists crushing, and keeps the box light. That mix of strength and low weight is why corrugated is the standard material for parcel and freight shipping.
Boxify Now manufactures custom corrugated shipping boxes sized to your products rather than forcing your products into stock sizes. A box that fits properly needs less filler, costs less to ship, and protects its contents better. Tell us what you ship, how heavy it is, and how it travels, and we will build the right box around it.
Almost all of them are. People often call any brown box cardboard, but the thin, single-layer material used for cereal cartons is paperboard, and it folds or tears under load. Corrugated cardboard shipping boxes have at least three layers, and that fluted core is what lets them survive conveyor belts, drops, and stacking in a truck. If a product is going into the mail or onto a pallet, corrugated is the material to use.
Box strength is usually stated as an Edge Crush Test rating, or ECT. The number shows how much stacking pressure the board can take on its edge before it buckles, and each grade carries a maximum recommended weight for the packed box.
Single wall board has one fluted layer between two liners. A 32 ECT single wall box is the most common shipping box in e-commerce and is rated for packed weights up to 65 pounds. A 44 ECT single wall box uses heavier paper and is rated for up to 95 pounds. Most apparel, books, cosmetics, toys, and household goods ship safely in single wall.
Double wall board stacks two fluted layers between three liners. A 48 ECT double wall box is rated for up to 100 pounds, and higher grades carry more. Choose heavy duty corrugated shipping boxes for machine parts, glassware, liquids, bulk orders, and anything that will be palletized, exported, or stored in tall stacks.
These ratings are maximums, not targets. If your product is fragile or the journey is rough, picking a grade above the minimum is inexpensive insurance against damage claims.
The right style depends on how the box is packed and what it carries. These are the styles ordered most often:
Box sizes are given as inside dimensions in the order length, width, and height. Measure the product at its widest points and add space for cushioning; about two inches on each side is a common allowance for fragile goods, while sturdy items need very little. Avoid oversizing. Carriers charge by dimensional weight, so every extra inch of empty space raises the shipping bill, and a loose product is more likely to break.
When you are shipping corrugated boxes by the pallet, size also affects how many fit on each layer. We can adjust dimensions slightly so your cartons fill a standard pallet without overhang, which improves stability and cuts freight cost.
Natural kraft is the familiar brown box. It is strong, economical, and hides scuffs picked up in transit. White corrugated shipping boxes cost a little more but give a cleaner, brighter surface that makes printed logos and colors stand out, so they are popular with beauty, health, and premium retail brands. Both options offer the same strength at the same board grade.
A plain box delivers the product. A printed box delivers the product and reminds everyone who handles it where it came from. Corrugated shipping boxes with logo printing on one or two sides are the most affordable way to brand your shipments, and we can also print handling marks, barcodes, return instructions, and full-color artwork. Our designers prepare the layout and send a proof for approval before production, at no extra cost.
Buyers searching for the best prices on corrugated shipping boxes should look at the total cost, not only the price printed on the quote. Setup fees, plate charges, and freight can add a lot to a low unit price. At Boxify Now there are no die or plate charges, and delivery is free.
If you need cheap corrugated shipping boxes without risking damage, follow these steps:
Corrugated boxes shipping flat take up very little room, so buying several months of supply at once is practical even for small warehouses.
Every custom order from Boxify Now includes free shipping, free design support, and no charges for dies or plates. You receive a clear quote, a proof to approve, and boxes delivered flat and ready to use.
Yes. Corrugated board is paper-based, is collected by nearly all curbside and commercial recycling programs, and is typically made with recycled fiber. Right-sized boxes also use less material and less filler, which lowers waste across your whole supply chain.
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They are cartons made from corrugated board, which has a fluted paper layer between flat liners. The structure makes the box light, rigid, and shock-absorbing, so it protects products during parcel and freight shipping.
Cardboard usually means thin, single-layer paperboard used for retail cartons. Corrugated board has three or more layers with a fluted core, which makes it much stronger and suitable for shipping.
ECT stands for Edge Crush Test. A 32 ECT rating means the board withstands 32 pounds of pressure per inch of edge, and a single wall box at that grade is rated for packed weights up to 65 pounds.
Choose double wall or a higher ECT grade when contents are heavy, fragile, or high in value, or when boxes will be stacked on pallets, exported, or stored for long periods.
C-flute is the general-purpose choice for single wall shipping boxes. B-flute suits smaller and die-cut boxes, E-flute suits light retail items, and BC double wall is used for heavy loads.
Yes. Every order is made to your internal length, width, and height, so the box fits your product instead of the other way around.
Yes. You can choose a white outer liner for a cleaner look and brighter print, or natural kraft for an economical, classic finish.
Yes. We print logos, brand colors, handling marks, and full artwork. A one-color logo is the most economical option for high-volume shipping.
Office-supply retailers sell stock boxes in fixed sizes and small packs. Boxify Now makes boxes to your exact dimensions, board grade, and print, usually at a lower unit cost when you order in volume.
Order larger quantities, limit the number of sizes, use the lightest board that protects your product, and keep printing simple. Ask us for pricing at several quantities to compare.
We keep minimums low so small businesses can order what they need. Tell us your quantity and we will provide an exact quote.
Yes. Boxify Now offers corrugated boxes free shipping included on custom orders. Your quote will confirm delivery details for your location.
No. We do not charge for cutting dies or printing plates on custom orders.
Yes. Corrugated board is one of the most widely recycled packaging materials. Flatten the box and place it with cardboard recycling.
Measure the inside of the box in the order length, width, and height. Length is the longer side of the opening, width is the shorter side, and height is the distance from the opening to the base.