Brown cardboard boxes are made from a paper pulp-based material and are normally at least 0.010 inches thick or more. Brown cardboard boxes are among the most popular storage and shipping containers worldwide. They are an attractive alternative to other shipping and storage containers because they are inexpensive and lightweight.
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Brown Cardboard Boxes
Brown is the most common cardboard color, although cardboard may also come in white, mottled brown or dyed colors. Cardboard boxes have been used since the late 1800's for storage and shipping for industrial and commercial use. They can be either corrugated or non-corrugated; both varieties are made of several sheets of cardboard. Brown cardboard boxes can be found in all kinds of applications, and they are designed in all shapes and sizes to meet the varied demand for them. In industry, brown cardboard boxes are used for the storage of parts as well as for the shipment of completed products. Distribution operations also make extensive use of brown cardboard boxes. Outside of the context of industry and commerce, consumers also make use of brown cardboard boxes for small scale permanent storage and for temporary storage during moving. Brown cardboard is also used to make serial boxes, small boxes for retail products and for many other applications.