Box Type

Cardboard Boxes

Q: What thicknesses are cardboard boxes made in?

We offer different board weights and corrugated options depending on your product's weight — we decide the right thickness together.

Q: What products is this structure not suited for?

For very heavy or sharp-edged products we may suggest a reinforced structure — share your product and we'll recommend the right option.

Q: Where can printing be applied?

The entire outer surface of the box can be fully printed, following the cutting template.

Q: Is a sample process available?

Yes, we prepare a sample box for your approval before full production.

We produce the most common, versatile packaging structure — cut and folded from a single sheet of cardboard.

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How Does This Structure Work?

One cut,
a versatile form

A cardboard box is the standard packaging structure formed by cutting and folding a single sheet of board. The die line defines the body, the closure, and the locking points all in one piece.

This structure is quick to assemble, low-cost, and adaptable to almost any product group. Board weight and flute type can be changed to match the product's weight and purpose.

Which Products Is It Suited For?

Cosmetics and personal care products
Food and snack packaging
Retail and shelf products
Personal care sets
General-purpose product packaging

Why Choose This Structure?

Flexible Sizing

A cutting template prepared to match your exact product size.

Wide Print Options

Offset or digital printing matched to your brand identity.

Adaptable Structure

Can be produced in different board weights and flute types.

Fast Production

Short lead times thanks to a standard structure.

Structure

One sheet,
a folded body

A cardboard box is formed by folding a sheet cut from a single die and joining it at the lock points; it generally needs no extra gluing or additional parts.

Related Box Types

Other box types worth considering alongside Cardboard Box.