The document provides guidance on measuring box dimensions, specifically focusing on inside measurements for length, width, and height. It details different types of combined board styles used in packaging solutions, such as singleface, singlewall, doublewall, and triplewall. Custom options for corrugated boxes are also briefly mentioned, including printing and die-cutting services.

1. T H I N K I N S I D E
T H E B O X
E X A M P L E
12” H
10” W 16” L
L x W x H - 1 6 x 1 0 x 1 2 L x W x H - 6 x 4 x 1 5
15” H
4” W6” L
*NOTE: Acceptable manufacturing variance is +/- 1/8".
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1. Locate the listed dimensions. These are always
inside dimensions.
2. The longest side of the box that has a flap will
be the first dimension. This is the length.
3. The next side that has a shorter flap is the
second dimension. This is the width.
4. The final dimension is the only one without a
flap. This is the height. Measure up to the flap,
but do not include it in the measurement.
H O W T O M E A S U R E A B O X :
REMEMBER: These are always inside dimensions.

2. 2
T H I N K O U T S I D E
T H E B O X
Types of combined board:
SINGLEFACE SINGLEWALL DOUBLEWALL TRIPLEWALL
One corrugated
medium is glued
to one flat sheet
of linerboard.
The corrugated
medium is glued
between two sheets
of linerboard. Also
known as doubleface.
Three sheets of
linerboard with
two mediums in
between.
Four sheets of
linerboard with
three mediums in
between.
CUSTOM CORRUGATED OPTIONS
1. Printed
2. Klay-white
3. Lithographic
4. die-cut1 2
3 4
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