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  Construction and remodeling jobs can be quite messy and damaging to the floors of a building. This can lead to costly repairs and damages. However, with the introduction of corrugated rolls, construction companies have found a more economical and efficient way to protect the property. Corrugated rolls are designed with a fluted (wavy) design adhered to a smooth layer of cardboard, making them lightweight yet sturdy protection for many purposes. Available in various widths, including 6” up to 72”, they are perfect for construction projects , and can be rolled out within a room to protect a newly laid wood or tile floor, or to cover and protect existing carpeting or cabinetry. One of the benefits of using corrugated rolls is that they offer a smooth surface that greatly reduces the chance for an accident to occur from tripping. Unlike plastic, which can gather and bunch up, once laid in place, corrugated cardboard will act as a smooth surface for working and protect floors too...

Corrugated boxes are made of paperboard as opposed to the typical cardboard, and have air-filled ruffles, also known as flutes, running throughout them. The ruffles give the boxes a sturdier design and more durability. There are four primary types of corrugated boxes: Single face: A much weaker material consisting of stacking only 1-2 sheets of liner board. Single wall: The standard box type strengthened with 2 sheets of glued liner board. Double wall: A heavy-duty box strengthened with 3 sheets of glued liner board. Triple wall: An industrial-weight box strengthened with 4 sheets of liner board holding up to 100 Lbs. Single-face: Used less for the outer box, and more for cushioning and protecting the product inside the main box. On the other hand, triple wall boxes are almost exclusively used for heavy, industrial materials. Single and double wall corrugated boxes are the main types of boxes used in shipping. So, what is the difference between single and double wall...

Most boxes are made from corrugated cardboard. This type of cardboard is made from a fluted or waved piece of paper sandwiched between two flat pieces of paper. There are three main types of corrugated cardboard you’ll come across when it comes to cartons. Single wall – one layer of fluted board is sandwiched between two sheets of liner board. This would make a single wall cardboard carton. Double wall – two layers of fluting that are glued to three layers of liner board. This would make a double wall cardboard carton, which is stronger than using single wall alone. Triple wall – three layers of fluting are laminated with four liner boards. This would make a triple or tri-wall box – the most heavy-weight and durable of all boxes. Fluting profiles:   Fluting is the wavy or fluted piece of paper inside corrugated cardboard that helps to strengthen the boxes. It’s what creates the stripey grain like texture you would see when looking at a piece of cardboard. It can vary in...

 Corrugated cardboard is one of the most used materials in the world.  Considering the continued growth of online retail, it’s safe to assume that the popularity of cardboard boxes is here to stay! Cardboard boxes are a much-loved packaging material used by everyone, from large multibillion dollar e-commerce retailers to small Etsy shops! It’s the first product people think about when they say ‘packaging’. They have great versatility, to protect and ship your products and they can be recycled! This guide will cover everything you need to know about cardboard boxes, to learn what will best suit you and your business. But first, a history lesson… The history of cardboard boxes.   Corrugated paper was first invented in the 19th century as a means to reinforce top hats! The first pleated paper was patented in England in 1856 by Edward G. Healy and Edward E Allen. Almost two decades later, people started to use corrugated paper as a protective packaging material. Initi...

  Singleface Cardboard Rolls, have one smooth side and one fluted side.   Singleface Cardboard Rolls provide shock absorbing cushioning. Single Face Corrugated CardBoard Rolls are the convenient and eco-friendly way to pack just about anything! Forget about packing peanuts or bubble cushioning; cardboard is 100% recyclable and made from a renewable resource on top of being cheaper. There are many different ways to use this product, and it is flexible to protect everything from Books, CDs, DVDs, glass items, and more. It is also very effective for floor protection when moving furniture, or during construction and remodeling. It can also be used to protect furniture in transit or storage. The single face offers far more flexibility that works great for shipping and moving items. Size of flute: 1/8” tall Eco-friendly option for packing/padding items Clean and quick way to protect floors Keeps your items safe, even fragile glass 100% recyclable Some common uses for Sin...