Yes, The Best Price Boxes makes custom full flap recessed tuck boxes with no minimum order, and we will beat any written quote you already have. A full flap recessed tuck, or FRT, has an extended outer flap that covers the front panel, adding structural security and a dust-tight, premium retail feel.

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Custom full flap recessed tuck specs

SpecWhat you get
Minimum orderNone.
ConstructionTuck-end box with an extended full flap that recesses over the front panel.
BenefitDust-tight, tamper-resistant, and stronger at the face than a standard tuck.
BoardPaperboard, roughly 14 to 24 pt SBS or kraft.
Print and finishFull color, matte or gloss, foil optional.
SizesBuilt to your product dimensions.
ProofFree digital proof and a sample before a run.

What an FRT box is best for

Premium retail goods that need a dust-tight, secure close and a clean front face, from electronics to cosmetics. The recessed full flap protects the contents and hides the tuck line.

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Compare a standard tuck-end box or the folding-carton guide. All with no minimum.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a minimum order for full flap recessed tuck boxes?

No. Order one to test, or scale to bulk, at the best price with a price-beat guarantee.

What does the full flap add?

An extended, recessed front flap makes the box dust-tight, tamper-resistant, and stronger at the face.

What products suit an FRT box?

Premium retail goods like electronics and cosmetics that need a secure, clean front.

What board is used?

Paperboard, roughly 14 to 24 pt SBS or kraft, printed full color.

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