
CORRUGATED PACKAGING
Corrugated packaging delivers strength, protection, and versatility from warehousing to retail. Our custom corrugated boxes, trays, carriers, and displays support shipping, storage, and market presentation for products of all sizes - while reinforcing your brand and sustainability commitments.
for shipping, storage & retail
what is corrugated packaging?
Corrugated packaging is a paper-based packaging material made from a fluted inner layer sandwiched between flat linerboards. This structure creates strength, cushioning, and durability, making corrugated packaging ideal for protecting products during storage, handling, and shipping.

corrugated construction explained
Corrugated packaging performance is driven by its construction. The combination of linerboard and fluted material determines strength, cushioning, and stacking ability, allowing corrugated packaging to be tailored for different products and shipping environments.
linerboard
Linerboard forms the flat outer surfaces of corrugated packaging. It provides structure, printability, and surface protection, making it essential for both durability and branding.
fluted medium
The fluted medium is the wavy paper layer between linerboards. Its arched structure absorbs impact and resists compression, helping protect products during handling and transportation.
Together, these layers create a lightweight yet strong material designed to withstand real-world distribution demands.
flute profiles & Performance
Different flute profiles affect how corrugated packaging performs. Common options include:
a-flute
Provides excellent cushioning and impact protection, making it suitable for fragile or heavier items.
b-flute
โOffers strong stacking strength and a flatter surface, often used for retail-ready packaging and trays.
c-flute
Balances cushioning and stacking performance, making it one of the most widely used flute profiles for shipping boxes.
double-wall & heavy-duty construction
Uses multiple fluted layers for added strength, ideal for heavier products or longer shipping distances.


SINGLE-WALL VS MULTI-WALL CORRUGATED
SINGLE-WALL CORRUGATED
Features one layer of fluting between two linerboards. Commonly used for standard shipping cartons and retail packaging.
DOUBLE-WALL CORRUGATED
Includes two fluted layers and three linerboards, offering increased strength and load resistance.
TRIPLE-WALL CORRUGATED
Designed for industrial or bulk applications where maximum durability is required.

WHY CONSTRUCTION MATTERS
Corrugated construction directly impacts:
Product protection during transit
Stacking strength in storage and warehousing
Shipping efficiency and material use
Overall packaging performance and reliability
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Choosing the right combination of materials and flute profiles helps ensure packaging that protects your product without unnecessary cost or excess material.
Not sure which corrugated construction is right for your product?
key benefits of corrugated packaging
Corrugated packaging offers a balance of strength, efficiency, and flexibility, making it a reliable solution for a wide range of products and industries.

strong product protection
The fluted structure absorbs impact and resists compression, helping protect products during storage, handling, and transportation.

sustainable & recyclable
Made primarily from paper-based materials, corrugated packaging is widely recyclable and supports circular packaging initiatives.

lightweight & cost-efficient
Corrugated packaging provides strength without excessive weight, helping reduce shipping costs while using material efficiently.

customizable to your product
Boxes, trays, and displays can be tailored in size, structure, and print to fit specific products and branding needs.

versatile across applications
Used for shipping, retail packaging, and in-store displays across food, beverage, retail, and industrial markets.

scalable for different volumes
Suitable for both short runs and high-volume production, making corrugated packaging adaptable as your business grows.
corrugated packaging options & types
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shipping boxes (rsc)
Regular Slotted Containers (RSC) are the most common corrugated box style, designed for efficient shipping, storage, and protection across a wide range of products.
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Common uses:
E-commerce orders, fulfillment, warehousing, and distribution.
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trays & can carriers
Open or partially enclosed corrugated trays and carriers group products together while allowing visibility and easy handling.
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Common uses:
Beverage multipacks, canned goods, and shelf-ready packaging.

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food & pizza boxes
Corrugated food boxes provide structure and insulation while supporting branding and safe handling.
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Common uses:
โPizza boxes, takeout packaging, and food service applications.
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retail & window boxes
Corrugated retail boxes can include die-cut windows to showcase products while maintaining protection.
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Common uses:
Specialty retail items, promotional packaging, and in-store presentation.
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pop displays & shelf-ready packaging
Custom corrugated displays are designed to ship flat, assemble easily, and drive visibility at retail.
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Common uses:
Point-of-purchase displays, seasonal promotions, and in-store merchandising.

INDUSTRy applications & use cases
Corrugated packaging is used across a wide range of industries where protection, efficiency, and scalability are essential.

Packaging solutions that balance product protection with clean presentation for retail environments.
Corrugated packaging designed to support shipping, handling, and retail display for food and beverage products.
Heavy-duty corrugated formats suited for bulk products, longer shipping cycles, and storage.
Durable corrugated boxes built to protect products throughout shipping and last-mile delivery.
Branded corrugated boxes designed to support repeat shipments and consistent unboxing experiences.
corrugated vs other packaging materials
Corrugated vs Cardboard
Corrugated packaging uses a fluted inner layer that provides greater strength and cushioning than flat cardboard, making it better suited for shipping and handling.
Corrugated vs Folding Cartons
Folding cartons are typically used for lightweight retail packaging, while corrugated packaging is designed for protection, shipping, and structural support.
Corrugated vs Rigid Boxes
Rigid boxes offer a premium retail experience, while corrugated packaging prioritizes protection, scalability, and cost efficiency for transport and distribution.
Not sure which format is right for your product?
Our team can help compare options based on protection needs, branding goals, and budget.
how we support your corrugated packaging project
From concept to delivery, we support corrugated packaging projects with guidance, customization, and reliable production.
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Our support includes:
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Structural design and packaging engineering
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Material and flute selection based on product needs
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Digital and flexographic printing options
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Custom sizes, styles, and finishes
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Support for short runs and scalable volumes
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We work closely with your team to ensure corrugated packaging performs as expected throughout shipping, storage, and retail environments.
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Ready to start a corrugated packaging project or explore your options?
Our team can help guide next steps.

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