Custom Printed Book Boxes & Book Packaging by Plus Printers

When it comes to packaging books, there are different types of boxes that are commonly used to keep them safe during transportation and storage. Here are some popular options at Plus Printers:

Book Mailer Boxes: The mailer boxes are specially made to fit books perfectly. They usually have a self locking feature or need adhesive tape to close properly. Book mailer boxes do a good job of protecting books from getting bent or crushed.

Rigid Boxes: Also called set up boxes or gift boxes, rigid boxes are made of strong materials like cardboard or chipboard. They offer excellent protection for books and are often used for special editions or gift sets.

Corrugated Boxes: Corrugated boxes are made of layers of cardboard, making them strong and durable. They come in different sizes and can be customized with dividers or inserts to hold multiple books securely.

Folding Cartons: Folding cartons are lightweight boxes made of paperboard that can be folded into shape. While they may not offer as much protection as rigid or corrugated boxes, they are suitable for lighter books or promotional materials.

Slipcases: Slipcases are open ended boxes usually used to hold sets of books or collections. They slide over the books and protect them from dust and light.

Padded Mailers: Padded mailers are envelopes lined with bubble wrap or foam padding. Though they might not offer as much protection as boxes, they work well for shipping smaller books or documents.

Custom Inserts: Besides boxes, custom inserts can be used to keep books securely in place within a larger shipping container. These inserts can be made of foam, cardboard, or molded pulp.

When choosing a box type for packaging books, it’s important to consider factors such as the size and weight of the books, how they’ll be transported, and any special requirements for protecting them from damage. Plus Printers also offers customization options to ensure a perfect fit and opportunities for branding. Order your book boxes today.