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Not every wave carries water – some carry durability you'll appreciate from the very first packing and shipping. See how choosing the right flute affects the quality of the boxes we create at Boxmarket.

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Flat mailbox GBK01 165x125x20

from 0.13 € tax incl.

Cross packaging - Multimail 210x150x60

from 0.15 € tax incl.

Brown Flap Box K135 200x150x70

from 0.31 € tax incl.

Flat postal box GBK02 180x120x28

from 0.17 € tax incl.

Flat postal box MAXI MBK01 180x130x49

from 0.17 € tax incl.

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Cross packaging - Multimail 240x175x75

from 0.19 € tax incl.

Brown flap cardboard K155 200x100x80

from 0.21 € tax incl.

Flat postal box GBKA5 230x160x20

from 0.13 € tax incl.

Flat postal box GBK03 310x220x28

from 0.22 € tax incl.

Brown folding cardboard K230 250x150x100

from 0.23 € tax incl.

Brown Flap Box K120 200x200x70 Inpost parcel lockers size A

from 0.20 € tax incl.

Brown flap cardboard K160 200x150x150

from 0.17 € tax incl.

Brown flap cardboard K130 200x150x100

from 0.21 € tax incl.

White folding cardboard K007 200x150x70

from 0.31 € tax incl.

Brown flap box K240 250x200x70

from 0.26 € tax incl.

Flat postal box MAXI MBK02 320x225x49

from 0.26 € tax incl.

White flap cardboard K121 200x200x70

from 0.26 € tax incl.

Brown Flap Box K110 250x200x100

from 0.26 € tax incl.

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Corrugated Boards by Flute Type

The performance of cardboard packaging isn’t defined solely by its shape, purpose or size—it also depends on the internal flute structure, which influences durability, crush resistance, flexibility, and weight. At Boxmarket, we design boxes tailored to any task, and the flute configuration is always selected to meet the client’s specific needs.

Flutes—Not Just for Surfing

Flutes might conjure images of ocean waves—especially in summer—but in the world of cardboard, they play a crucial role. The flute type determines whether a box is as tough as rock or light as a feather, and dictates its optimal use. Below we compare common flute types and how they shape a box’s performance:

Flute A – about 4–5 mm high. One of the thickest flutes, offering strong crush resistance. Used where robust protection is required.
Flute B – about 2.5–3 mm high. A mid-size flute, valued for providing a good flat surface ideal for printing.
Flute C – about 3.5–4.0 mm high. A workhorse flute offering good compression strength, used in sturdy packaging.
Flute E – about 1–1.8 mm high. A thinner flute with excellent print quality, ideal for packaging that demands visual appeal.
Flute F – about 0.6–1.0 mm high. Even thinner than E, perfect for precise printing on lightweight, decorative packaging.
Flute N – about 0.5 mm high. A “micro-flute” used in ultra-light cardboard—ideal for delicate, premium packaging.

Combine Flutes to Create the Perfect Box

One flute alone doesn’t make a box—it's the smart combinations that deliver the right performance. Common flute pairings include:

BC (B + C) – medium-height flutes combined to offer good crush and mechanical strength. Ideal for electronics and home appliance packaging.
AB (A + B) – thick A flute with mid-sized B flute, offering high crush resistance. Used for protective packaging of heavier items.
AC (A + C) – heavy-duty duo giving outstanding compression strength for heavy or sensitive goods.
BCB (B + C + B) – dual B layers with a C layer for maximum crush resistance. Great for very heavy items.
EB (E + B) – slim E flute with B combine lightness with durability. Common in retail and consumer packaging.
EC (E + C) – merges aesthetic print surface and strength; perfect for electronics packaging with visual impact.

Whether a box needs to protect goods during shipping, look great on a shelf, or carry the weight of a household move, choosing the right flute structure is critical from the very start.

Boxmarket—Solutions for Every Occasion

Shipping cartons – lightweight, durable, and designed to meet courier specifications. Ideal for e‑commerce and traditional parcel delivery.
Moving boxes – roomy and rugged, engineered to hold books, personal effects, and fragile items while being easy to assemble and stack.
Graphic boxes – premium packaging with high visual appeal, often used for gifts or corporate branding.

As a responsible manufacturer, we focus not only on durability and functionality but also on sustainability. From sourcing materials to production and recycling, we minimise environmental impact while offering competitive pricing.

Design your perfect box with us—Boxmarket is synonymous with professionalism, quality, and flute expertise.

Cardboard boxes depending on the type of wave

Flat mailbox GBK01 165x125x20

Cross packaging - Multimail 210x150x60

Brown Flap Box K135 200x150x70

Flat postal box GBK02 180x120x28

Flat postal box MAXI MBK01 180x130x49

Cross packaging - Multimail 240x175x75

Brown flap cardboard K155 200x100x80

Flat postal box GBKA5 230x160x20

Flat postal box GBK03 310x220x28

Brown folding cardboard K230 250x150x100

Brown Flap Box K120 200x200x70 Inpost parcel lockers size A

Brown flap cardboard K160 200x150x150

Brown flap cardboard K130 200x150x100

White folding cardboard K007 200x150x70

Brown flap box K240 250x200x70

Flat postal box MAXI MBK02 320x225x49

White flap cardboard K121 200x200x70

Brown Flap Box K110 250x200x100

Corrugated Boards by Flute Type

Flutes—Not Just for Surfing

Combine Flutes to Create the Perfect Box

Boxmarket—Solutions for Every Occasion

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