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2-Wall Gaylord Box Overview

A 2-wall Gaylord box is designed with two layers of corrugated material, offering moderate strength and stability for various shipping and storage needs. This lightweight design makes it easy to handle and suitable for applications that don't require heavy-duty protection. For businesses seeking a balance between affordability and functionality, 2-wall Gaylord boxes are a practical and reliable choice.

Is a 2-Wall Box Right for Me?

This type of box is ideal for businesses that need an economical and lightweight packaging solution for storing and shipping less fragile or lighter products. Companies in industries such as retail, food distribution, and general warehousing often benefit from its moderate strength and ease of handling.

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Popular Sizes (LxWxH")48x40x40, 36x36x36, 48x45x40
Length Variation 24-50"
Width Variation 24-50"
Height Variation 24-50"
Weight Capacity200-1200 lbs

Size and Capacity

2-wall bulk boxes come in various sizes and can support loads between 200 to 1200 pounds.

Additional Options

In addition to size and capacity, other features can further enhance the functionality of 2-wall Gaylords. For example, rectangular boxes maintain shape better, while octagonal ones stack efficiently. Standard Gaylords are best for maximum volume and pallet compatibility, while HPTs (high performance totes) have better durability and reusability.

ShapeRectangle or Octagon
TypeStandard, HPT
Bottom FlapsPartial, Full, Trey Bottoms
Used Pricing Per Box$6.00-$10.00
Units per Pallet25-100
Units per Truckload400-1800
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More About Wall Sizes

Gaylord box wall sizes refer to the number of corrugated cardboard layers used in the box's construction, with more walls providing greater strength and load capacity. While 1- and 2-wall boxes use single sheets of corrugated board, 3-, 4-, and 5-wall boxes are often made by combining smaller ply sheets—such as a 2-ply plus a 1-ply to create a 3-wall, or a 2-ply plus a 3-ply for a 5-wall.

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