Custom Cardboard Display Boxes

It relies on foot traffic and the weight of the product, though the majority of typical corrugated display units are created to support short- to medium-promotional periods of between 2 and 8 weeks. Areas that are heavily handled, such as tills or busy aisles, might need to be replaced early or built in a way that is two-walled.

Yes, but not unless they are constructed with reinforced board and have very few structural stress points. SRP units and double-wall floor displays can be reused more successfully, whereas counter trays are typically single-use because of wear and tear related to opening and handling.

Yes. The flow of products can be controlled by die-cut front openings, gravity-feed channels, and internal stepped trays, being more typical of confectionery, sachets and small FMCG products.

They may be, but must be moisture-resistant coated or laminated board. Normal untreated corrugated board can become soft in damp or condensation-laden conditions.

Yes, but it has to be internally segmented. Multipartition trays or using custom die-cut inserts to keep several SKUs apart but allow customers to see inside.

Yes. QR codes, NFC tags, and promotion tracking codes may be printed in the print areas or in the header cards to keep track of the campaign performance or to refer to product pages.

The primary limitations are stability, pallet compatibility and aisle clearance in the store. Higher units also need more space at the base or internal support to ensure they are not tipped over.