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Heavy-duty oversized boxes for bulky and export freight.

Extra-Large Shipping Cartons

Extra-large shipping cartons are heavy-duty corrugated boxes made for products that do not fit a standard carton. Built in double- or triple-wall board, they take furniture, appliances, machinery parts and other bulky freight through warehouse handling and export without jumping to a wood crate.

Each carton can be cut to your product size, stacked on a pallet, and shipped flat to cut inbound freight. Use them when you need more cube, higher compression strength, and a recyclable pack for oversized goods.
Extra-large shipping carton on wooden pallet with green straps and handling labels

Furniture, equipment, parts and export — one extra-large carton.

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

Furniture & interiors: cabinets, sofa parts, doors, worktops.
Equipment: electrical cabinets, telecom / energy units, large appliances.
Industrial: auto parts, machine covers, sheet-metal assemblies.
Export: one-way packs that replace light timber crates where the load and climate allow.

Frequently Asked Questions About Heavy-Duty Extra-Large Shipping Cartons

Can it replace a wood crate?

Often yes for medium-weight furniture, cabinets and equipment covers. It is lighter, ships flat and is recyclable. Very heavy or high-impact loads may still need timber, steel or extra inner blocking.

How is it different from a Paper IBC or Gaylord?

An extra-large shipping carton is a closed transit box. A Paper IBC or Gaylord is a bulk bin for loose liquids or granules. Use a carton for a unit load; use an IBC for bulk fill.

What board should I specify?

Double wall (5-ply) covers most XL packs. Triple wall (7-ply) is better for heavy equipment, high stacks or export. Strength is usually quoted as 44–55+ ECT or 275# / 350# Mullen.

Can it be used for dangerous goods?

Yes, when the carton is UN-tested and certified for the specific dangerous goods. Uncertified cartons are for non-hazardous freight only.

What sizes can you make?

Custom L × W × H to the product. Common ranges: 700–1000 mm XL, pallet-match 1200 × 1000 or 1200 × 800 mm, and long packs over 1200 mm. Send inner size, weight and stack height for a drawing.

Are they shipped assembled?

No. Cartons ship knocked-down flat. You erect them on site, usually on a pallet.

How should I close and handle them?

Tape the flaps, then strap with edge protectors. Lift by the pallet only. Mark orientation and centre of gravity on two faces. Keep packs dry — wet board loses stacking strength.

Can they be printed?

Yes. Handling marks, arrows, logos and barcodes are common. Full-colour print is available on request.

How many sets fit in a 40HQ container?

A 40HQ container typically holds 500 to 1,000 sets, depending on the box size.

HS code used for export?

The HS code used for export is 4819100000.

What should I specify when ordering?

Inner L × W × H, packed weight, single/double/triple wall, style (RSC, HSC, telescope), print, pallet size, destination climate, stack height and volume.

What is the lead time after PO confirmation?

The lead time is 7 days after PO confirmation.

Sample policy?

Samples are free of charge. Freight is paid by the customer.

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