Corrugated packaging for furniture
Businesses that ship furniture and home goods can request a corrugated box quote from Ontario Box Quotes. Your request is passed to a packaging supplier, who contacts you with a quote. This page lists the box types that usually fit and what to include.
What furniture businesses usually ship
Furniture and home goods, which are often large, flat-packed or awkward to handle.
The right box depends on weight, fragility, stacking, print and storage. The suggestions below are a starting point, and a supplier will confirm the best match for your product.
Box types that fit furniture
Bulk packs
Big boxes carry large or flat-packed pieces.
Corrugated pads and sheets
Sheets protect finished surfaces from scuffs and corners.
Custom-size boxes
A box cut to the piece reduces movement and wasted space.
Corrugated partitions
Dividers separate pieces and hardware inside one carton.
What to include in your quote request
Piece dimensions and weight
The size and weight of each piece, and whether it ships flat or assembled.
Surface protection
Whether finishes scratch easily so the supplier can add pads or partitions.
Print needs
Product names, assembly marks or barcodes on the carton.
Furniture packaging questions
Can packaging be made to fit an unusual furniture piece?
Yes. A custom-size box can be cut to the piece. Send the dimensions and how it ships, and the supplier can quote a fitted design.
What should I include in a box quote request for furniture and home goods?
piece dimensions and weight, surface protection, print needs, plus the quantity, the date you need it and your delivery address.
Is sending a quote request an order?
No. A request only asks for a quote. A packaging supplier will contact you, and you decide whether to go ahead.
Request a quote for furniture and home goods
Share your product, size, quantity and timing. A packaging supplier will follow up.
Request a quote