Cardboard Boxes

Corrugated Cardboard Boxes that keep packing simple

In a busy warehouse or dispatch area, the small choices matter. A good cardboard box should be practical to handle, strong enough for everyday use and easy to recycle when the job is done. These corrugated cardboard boxes are made for exactly that: practical shipping boxes and packing boxes for transporting, dispatching and storing goods in a straightforward, no-nonsense way.

The cartons are reusable and 100% recyclable. The board is made mainly from recycled fibre, and after use the box can be flattened and put into standard cardboard recycling. If you want to standardise your packing materials without compromising on practicality, these boxes are an easy place to start.

• Sold in bundles
• 25 boxes per bundle
• B-flute corrugated board, 3 mm thickness

One cardboard box, two height options

Product sizes rarely stay the same from one order to the next. That is why these shipping cartons have a dual-scored (pre-creased) line in the vertical walls. This feature pays off in day-to-day work where you might be sending small spare parts in the morning and bulkier items in the afternoon. By choosing the lower height when you can, you reduce empty space in the box, keep the contents from shifting and often need less void fill.

B-flute corrugated board for a solid everyday carton

The box is made from B-flute corrugated board with a thickness of 3 mm. B-flute is a commonly used profile for corrugated cartons because it offers a good balance for daily work: the cardboard stays rigid enough to hold its shape, while the fluting helps protect the contents from impacts during handling. A carton that stands straight is easier to fill, easier to tape and easier to stack in storage. Whether you are packing single items or grouping several products into one shipment, a sturdy corrugated box helps you keep control of the load.

Designed for repeated handling

These cardboard boxes are meant to be used more than once when the carton is still in good condition. When a carton has reached the end of its useful life, disposal is straightforward: flatten it and recycle it as cardboard. Because the material is mainly recycled fibre and fully recyclable, it supports everyday sustainability targets without adding complexity to your packing area.