An archive box is unglamorous and entirely about function: it has to hold heavy paper records, stack several high without crushing the ones below, carry handholds that do not tear out, and let someone label and find a box years later. The failure modes are all physical, a sagging bottom, a collapsed stack, a lid that will not stay on, so the board grade and the construction are the whole story.
We build archive and storage boxes in strong double wall corrugated, with reinforced handholds, a lift off or attached lid, and a label area or printed fields for contents and dates. Standard letter and legal footprints stack and shelve cleanly, and we can print your organization name or a numbering system. It suits records storage, offices, law firms, medical records, and anyone keeping paper long term.
No minimum order lets an office order the right box without a pallet, and volume scales for a records program. Tell us letter or legal, how high you stack, and how long you store and we will spec board that holds the load for years.
Entirely about function
Will archive boxes hold up stacked and stored for years?
Yes with strong double wall corrugated and a reinforced base and handholds. Sagging bottoms and collapsed stacks are the common failures, so we match the board grade to your stacking height and storage time.
What sizes do you offer?
Standard letter and legal footprints that shelve and stack cleanly, with lift off or attached lids. Tell us your filing and we will confirm the fit.
Can I label or number them?
Yes, we can add a label area or print contents, date, and numbering fields, plus your organization name, so boxes are findable years later.
Is there a minimum order?
No minimum, so an office can order the right box without a pallet, and volume scales for a records program.
