Black Corrugated Shipping Boxes

Single-wall boxes use 200# Test Kraft material with an ECT-32 rating, suited for light to medium loads. Double-wall boxes use 275# Test Kraft with an ECT-44 rating, offering greater stacking strength for heavier items like machinery parts or moving boxes. Triple-wall 1100# construction is reserved for the heaviest bulk and industrial applications.

The minimum order is just one bundle per box type, with bundle quantities ranging from 3 to 50 units depending on the size and style selected. This low threshold supports fast turnaround and lets businesses test products or manage inventory without large upfront commitments.

Yes. The lineup includes moving-specific options such as 24x24x24-inch cube boxes for bulky items, HDPE wardrobe boxes with a hanger bar for garments, and double-wall dish packs designed to protect fragile kitchenware during relocation, all built from durable 275# Test Kraft corrugated material.

Per-unit pricing ranges from about $0.56 for small self-locking mailers up to $47.00 for 40x40x40-inch triple-wall Gaylord containers. Pricing is sold by the bundle, with bundle costs ranging roughly from $19 to $235 depending on size, wall type, and quantity, plus volume discounts for bulk or recurring orders.

Boxes ship flat-packed in bundles of 5 to 50 units depending on style, which saves warehouse storage space and simplifies handling. They assemble quickly on-site into rigid RSC, cube, or Gaylord configurations without requiring specialized tools.

These boxes serve e-commerce and retail fulfillment, manufacturing and industrial packaging, third-party logistics and warehousing, residential and commercial moving, and general distribution operations. Variants like wardrobe boxes and dish packs specifically address moving needs, while Gaylord containers support bulk industrial storage and shipping.