Cardboard Boxes FAQs

Corrugated cardboard boxes are typically made from corrugated fibreboard, which consists of a fluted corrugated sheet sandwiched between two flat linerboards.

Cardboard boxes come in a wide range of standard and custom sizes to suit different needs. Common sizes range from small (e.g., 6 inches x 6 inches x 6 inches) to large (e.g., 24 inches x 24 inches x 2 inches). Bespoke dimensions can often be created if necessary, but this can get expensive.

Yes, most cardboard boxes are 100% recyclable. Ensure they are clean, dry, and free of any plastic tape before recycling.

Yes, cardboard is biodegradable and can decompose within a few months under the right conditions.

You can reuse cardboard boxes for storage, shipping, or even DIY projects like crafts or gardening. It is also better to reuse cardboard boxes than recycle them.

This really all depends on the type of corrugated box and how someone makes it. Single wall boxes can hold up to 10-13kg, while double-wall or heavy-duty boxes can support up to 30kg or more.

Standard cardboard boxes are not waterproof.

Single wall cardboard boxes have one layer of corrugated board, while double wall cardboard boxes have two layers, making them stronger and more suitable for heavy or fragile items. You can also get triple wall cardboard boxes which offers superior strength.

Measure your product’s dimensions and choose a slightly larger box to allow for padding. Consider the weight and fragility of the item when selecting box strength.

Pricing depends on size, material, customisations, and order volume. Bulk orders usually offer better pricing.

Yes, we offer bulk ordering options, which can save money and reduce per-unit costs.

Yes, but ensure proper padding with materials like bubble wrap, foam, or packing peanuts or an eco-friendly alternative like honeycomb paper.

Most shipping carriers have their own weight and size limits. Check with your carrier to ensure your type of box complies with their guidelines.

Yes, most cardboard boxes are delivered flat-packed and can be easily assembled when needed.

To measure a cardboard box, you need to measure the length (the longest side of the box), the width (the shorter side of the base) and the height/depth (from the base to the top of the box). When ordering boxes, these dimensions are typically provided in the order of Length x Width x Height/Depth.

Because cats see a cardboard box and think, “Finally, my throne!” It’s cosy, it’s safe, and it’s the perfect hideout for plotting their next attempt to knock your coffee off the table.

Measure your product first and choose a box slightly larger to allow for packing materials like bubble wrap or paper to protect your items during shipping or storage.

 A3 size is 297 x 420mm or 11.7 x 16.5 inches. A3 sized cardboard boxes are perfect for storing larger items like artwork, posters, or large-format documents.

A4 size is 210mm x 297mm or 8.3 inches x 11.7 inches. It is commonly used for letter-sized documents and sheets of paper but A4 sized cardboard boxes are ideal for storing or shipping items like paper, books, and small office supplies.

Because cats see a cardboard box and think, “Finally, my throne!” It’s cosy, it’s safe, and it’s the perfect hideout for plotting their next attempt to knock your coffee off the table.