Products
Serving Portland, Oregon and the metro area
Referral service. Quotes come from partner suppliers.
Tell us the sizes and quantity you need. We pass your request to partner suppliers, and a supplier follows up with pricing and availability.
Share your box dimensions, quantity and strength requirements. Not sure of the specs? Describe what you are packing.
We share your request with partner suppliers. We do not hold stock ourselves, so availability comes from them.
A partner supplier follows up with pricing and availability. Delivery is available through partner suppliers.
From compact shipping cartons to industrial gaylord containers, these are the common groups. Availability depends on partner suppliers, and pricing is by quote.
6x6x6 to 12x12x12
Ideal for: E-commerce, retail, small parts
14x14x14 to 20x20x20
Ideal for: Moving, storage, medium products
22x22x22 and larger
Ideal for: Large items, clothing, bulk goods
48x40 footprint, various heights
Ideal for: Industrial, warehousing, agriculture
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers, so we do not publish prices. These are the main things a supplier will look at.
Common sizes are generally easier to source than unusual dimensions.
Tell the supplier your total and whether it could change.
Used and new boxes are quoted differently, and used stock varies.
Your location, site access and timing can all affect a quote.
Ask for either. If you are open to both, say so, and you can compare what comes back.
Send your details once through the form. A free, no-obligation quote request takes a few minutes.
Reusing a box avoids making a new one, and used boxes suit many everyday jobs.
We take requests from Portland, Oregon and the metro area. Availability depends on partner suppliers.
Delivery is available through partner suppliers. Share your site access to get a clear answer.
Our guides cover box sizes, wall types and strength, so you know what to ask for.
From working out what you need to checking boxes on arrival, here is how to go about it.
Note the inside dimensions (length, width, height), the quantity, and the wall type: single, double or triple. If you know the strength rating you need, include the ECT or Mullen figure. If not, describe what you are packing and how it will ship.
Use the form to send those details, along with your location, your date and whether used boxes are acceptable. A free, no-obligation quote request does not commit you to anything.
We pass your request to partner suppliers. A supplier follows up about what it has, pricing and any delivery costs, and may ask a few questions to confirm the fit.
Ask for a sample or photos if the boxes will carry anything valuable or fragile. Confirm the rated capacity, the condition, and what happens if boxes are not as described.
Pricing, payment and any delivery or collection are agreed directly with the supplier. Get the details in writing, including quantity, condition and timing.
Check a selection of boxes when they arrive, keep them dry, and raise any problem with the supplier promptly. If you will need boxes again, ask about repeat orders.
Use these common sizes as a starting point for your request. For help choosing, see the size guide.
| Size (L x W x H) | Typical Wall Type | Common Uses |
|---|---|---|
| 6 x 6 x 6 | Single | Small parts, retail items |
| 10 x 8 x 6 | Single | E-commerce, books, apparel |
| 12 x 12 x 12 | Single | General shipping, gifts |
| 14 x 14 x 14 | Single | Medium products, kitchen items |
| 18 x 18 x 16 | Single | Moving, storage, inventory |
| 20 x 20 x 20 | Single or double | Bulky or heavier items |
| 24 x 18 x 18 | Single or double | Large products, bulk goods |
| 24 x 24 x 24 | Single or double | Large, light items, bedding |
| 36 x 24 x 24 | Double | Furniture parts, oversized items |
| 48 x 40 x 36 | Double or triple | Gaylord, industrial bulk |
Availability depends on partner suppliers. Ask the supplier for rated capacity.
Delivery is available through partner suppliers. Our pickup and delivery guide covers site access and pallets.
Ask whether delivery is available for your order and how it is priced. Include your address area and access.
Some suppliers may let you collect an order. Ask if this is possible and what you would need to bring.
If you have a date to hit, include it. The supplier that follows up can tell you whether it is realistic.
If you use boxes regularly, say how many and how often, and ask whether repeat deliveries are possible.
We never handle the boxes, so what you receive comes from the partner supplier. Condition is the main variable with used boxes, and a few simple checks will tell you a lot.
If you can, look at a sample before a large order. Then check a selection when the order arrives. Look at boxes from the middle of a stack as well as the top.
For heavy, valuable or fragile goods, test a packed box before you commit. Ask the supplier what its condition terms mean, and what happens if boxes do not match them.
The box should stand square, without crushed corners or leaning sides
Look for layers separating, punctures and soft spots
All flaps should be present, attached and able to close securely
Reject boxes with water stains, warping, mildew or a musty smell
Look for stains, odors, residue and oil, especially near your products
Measure a few boxes yourself, as used lots can vary
Practical pointers to help you ask for the right box the first time.
Box sizes refer to inside dimensions, listed as length, width, height. Allow room for cushioning around your product.
When in doubt, choose a slightly larger box. It is easier to add void fill than to force an item into an undersized carton.
Double-wall boxes suit heavier goods. Ask the supplier for rated capacity rather than guessing.
ECT measures stacking strength, while Mullen measures burst strength. 32 ECT is common for single wall, and 44 or 48 ECT for double wall.
Boxes for customers may need to look clean. Internal transfers and storage can often use boxes with more wear.
If you know a busy season or a move is coming, send your request early so a supplier has time to source what you need.
If a standard size does not fit, ask a partner supplier; availability varies. See our custom solutions page first.
If you receive boxes from your own vendors, you may have boxes to reuse or sell. Our sell page explains what to do.
What to know before you send a request.
Any minimum is set by the partner supplier. Include your quantity in the request and the supplier can tell you what is possible.
Yes. Say what you need, for example clean boxes with little print for customers, or plain working boxes for storage. Used stock varies.
That depends on the supplier and the order. The common pallet footprint is 48 x 40 inches. Tell the supplier what you can receive.
Timing depends on the partner supplier and what is available. Put your date in the request and the supplier can tell you what is possible.
If you use boxes regularly, mention how often. A partner supplier can tell you whether a repeat arrangement is an option.
Reusing a box avoids making a new one, so it is worth asking about used boxes when they suit the job. When your boxes are done, corrugated cardboard is widely recycled.