This is the most common and economical box style. Length Flaps meet in the middle.
Options: Glue ,stapledor taped joint

All outer flaps overlap which makes it usually resistant to rough handling.
Options: Glued staple or taped joint

Flaps are either on the top or bottom of the box. A Tray could be used for a cover.

Can be used for handling trays for packaging large thin items. The cover is usually the same height as the bottom.
Option:Glue, stapled or taped by customer

This box is designed for very large items. It uses a telescoping tray as the top and bottom of box.
Options: Center sleeve may be glued or

Corrugated Laminated together for ultimate protection.

When folded it has multi-layered ends. Used for longer items.

This style would divide the product and protect it from moving.

This would be used to ship flat items such as books and pictures.

This would be used for files and storage.

Different shapes can be cut to specification.

Continuous hexgonal cells faced with kraft paper. Strong and economical core material corr for inner packing.