Custom cardboard boxes for your product

J&S Packaging supplies custom cardboard boxes for every type of product and every sector. From small mailbox boxes to large pallet boxes, and from unprinted shipping boxes to luxury printed gift packaging. With more than 30 years of experience and personal advice, you will always find the right box in the correct material, size, and quantity with us.

All types of cardboard boxes

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Custom boxes

No standard size that fits? We develop a box with the exact dimensions for your product. This includes a die-cut template, proofing, and advice. Offering the highest commercial value and the most personal process.
e-commerce box

E-commerce boxes

Boxes with adhesive strips, tear-offs, or crash-lock bottoms without tape. Faster packing, fewer damages, and a neater unboxing experience for your customer.
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American boxes

The most widely used type of box in the world. Ideal for transport, storage, and shipping of almost any product.
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Pallet boxes

Large boxes for industrial use. Suitable for heavy and voluminous products. Available in multiple types of corrugated cardboard.
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Octabins

Octagonal large-format boxes for powdered or bulk products in the food industry. A sustainable alternative to plastic containers.

Shipping Boxes

Specially designed for secure shipping by post or courier. Includes book packaging and print media boxes. Printed shipping boxes are also available.
letterbox boxes

Letterbox boxes

Boxes specifically designed to fit through a standard mailbox.

Cardboard sleeves

Thinner cardboard for sleeves, covers, wrap-around cardboard, and light packaging. Often used in the food sector as an outer box or presentation packaging.

Gift packaging

Stylish boxes for a special unboxing experience. From simple kraft to full-colour with foil stamping. Always available per pallet or in larger quantities.
Dry food

SRP packaging boxes

Shelf Ready Packaging: boxes that are placed directly on the shelf. Fewer handling steps in the store, more visibility for your product on the shelf.
crash-lock bottom

Crash-lock bottom

Boxes with a pre-folded bottom that opens automatically. Faster packing, fewer errors on the packaging line.
Fresh food

Telescopic boxes

Two-part boxes where the lid and base are produced separately. Popular for meat & fish, cosmetics, and luxury products. Available in solid board for extra strength.

Fanfold cardboard (FEFCO 0130)

A specific construction form for niche applications. Please contact us if you are unsure which construction fits your product; we are happy to help.

Accessories for your boxes

In addition to boxes, we also supply the accessories that complete your packaging line:

Cardboard tubes

Shipping tubes for posters, documents, and tubular products

Edge protectors

Protection for pallet corners during transport and storage

Layer pads

Layer separation on pallets to prevent stacking damage

Inserts & void fill material

Filling that keeps your product in place within the box

Which type of cardboard fits your product?

The choice of the right cardboard determines how well your product is protected, presented, and transported. We advise you on the best material for your application.

Single wall corrugated cardboard

One fluted layer between two flat layers. Light, cost-efficient, and suitable for most products up to 15 kg. The standard for shipping boxes and retail packaging.

Double wall corrugated cardboard

Two fluted layers for extra strength. Suitable for heavier products, stacked storage, and long transport distances. Widely used in industry and for pallet boxes.

Solid board

Solid cardboard sheet without a flute structure. The strongest option, often used in telescopic boxes and Fresh produce packaging where moisture resistance is essential.

Folding boxboard

Thinner cardboard for sleeves, covers, and light packaging. Excellent printability and often used in the food sector.

Honeycomb cardboard

Light yet sturdy due to the honeycomb structure. Often used as reinforcement or void fill material in displays and packaging.

In addition, we distinguish between testliner (recycled cardboard) and kraftliner (virgin cardboard). The latter is often used for colder applications because it is less permeable to moisture and therefore stronger.

Are you unsure which type of cardboard best fits your product?

Let us advise you. Book a free, no-obligation consultation call with one of our packaging experts.

Custom printing and finishing

Your packaging is the first thing your customer sees. The right printing and finishing make the difference between a box and a brand experience.

Digital printing

Ideal for small runs with a high-quality result. No setup costs for printing plates, making it profitable even for 50 or 100 boxes. Full colour is possible.

Offset printing

The most commonly used technique for branded products. Delivers the sharpest image with high contrast, depth, and colour consistency. Ideal for medium to large runs.

Flexographic printing

Cost-efficient for large volumes. Slightly less sharp than offset, but excellent for large-scale industrial and semi-industrial applications.

Screen printing

Delivers intense, UV-resistant colours. Particularly suitable for smaller runs where colour fastness and ink durability are essential.

Finishing options:

Varnish, lacquer, foil stamping (gold/silver), laminate, spot UV, die-cutting. You can go as far as you want — from a simple logo to a fully branded packaging experience.

Are you unsure which type of finishing and printing best fits your product?

Let us advise you. Book a free, no-obligation consultation call with one of our packaging experts.

Looking for the right box for your product?

Tell us what you need. We will advise you on the best material, size, and type of printing, and provide a competitive quote.

Frequently asked questions about cardboard boxes

Single wall corrugated cardboard has one fluted layer and is suitable for most products up to 15 kg. Double wall corrugated cardboard has two fluted layers and offers extra strength for heavier products or long transport distances. We are happy to advise you on which type fits your product.
With digital printing, printing is possible from small quantities (50-100 units) without setup costs for printing plates. For larger runs, offset and flexo are more economical. We help you choose the most cost-efficient technique.
We do that together with you. Based on your product dimensions, weight, and the way it needs to be packed, we calculate the optimal box size. You will receive test boxes to evaluate this before production starts.
A die-cut template is the cutting tool used to cut your box from a cardboard sheet. It is a one-time investment that we develop for you. You will receive a technical drawing with cut lines and dimensions that your designer can use for the artwork.
An American box is the most commonly used box type: a rectangular box with four flaps that are folded shut. A shipping box is a broader term and also includes other formats such as mailbox boxes, e-commerce boxes, and postal boxes — specifically designed for shipping by post or courier.
Die-cut templates last for years with normal use. As long as you continue to use the same box size, you do not need to have the template remade. It is a one-time investment.
Yes. All our cardboard is recyclable and we are FSC-certified. We also offer cardboard with a high percentage of recycled fibres. As a member of Climate Camp, we actively monitor our ecological footprint.
Yes, we offer a storage service. We keep your boxes in stock in our warehouse and deliver on demand when you need them. This saves you storage space and ensures you always have stock available.

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