Corrugated Boxes, Sole Proprietorship

The Double Cover (DC) is frequently used for tall or heavy products that would be difficult to lower into a box. The product is placed on the bottom cover, and the center is placed over the product. The two interchangeable covers (top and bottom) of the DC box are tray style and usually extend only...

The five panel wrap is made from one piece of cardboard that is bent into having five panels, often referred to as a "smartie box". This style of box is perfect for very long packaging and is great for poster boxes and hockey sticks.

The Regular Slotted Container with Variable Flaps (RSCVF) style of box is similar to the RSC box, except the outer flaps overlap by an inch or more. The RSCVF style of box is used when the length of the box is considerably greater than the width and results in an excessively long distance between...

This box style is made from 2 pieces - one body blank and one lid blank. Both corrugated pieces are shipped flat and can be assembled using stitches, staples, or adhesive to adhere the corners. It has a sturdy lid and doesn't require any fastenings to close the box.

These cartons are primarily shipping and storage boxes, and always require glue, tape, or staples to close. They're more economical than die cuts, and combine functionality with protection in a single package. To add flare to your rsc boxes, printing can be added: your company name and logo in a...

The Full Overlap Container (FOL) is ideal for boxes with relatively narrow widths. The outer flaps overlap the full width of the box making it especially resistant to rough handling. And, the extra thicknesses of corrugated material on the top and bottom panels provide added stacking strength.

The Half-Slotted Box with Cover (HSC) is frequently used for both shipping and shelf storage, and in applications where the cover must be removed and replaced frequently. The top of the HSC box is a tray style which usually extends less than 2/3 the depth of the bottom (PHSC), but can be made to...