Rigid Boxes

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Rigid Boxes
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What are Rigid Boxes or Set-up Boxes?

• Rigid boxes are a sturdy paper-based box
  consisting of high-thickness (often 2-3mm)
  chipboard, wrapped by decorative specialty paper.
• They are also commonly referred to as set-up
  boxes, gift-boxes and premium packaging.
• Rigid boxes are a premium packaging option
  commonly used for
• Board Games
• Luxury products
• Gifts

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What are Rigid Boxes or Set-up Boxes?

• Rigid packaging offers a premium feel that
  enhances your customers unboxing experience.
• Rigid boxes offer many branding capabilities
  through printing and finishing including
• Hot stamping
• Embossing/debossing
• Coatings
• Decorative elements

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What are Rigid Boxes or Set-up Boxes?

• Rigid packaging offers a premium feel that
  enhances your customers unboxing experience.
• Rigid boxes offer many branding capabilities
  through printing and finishing including
• Hot stamping
• Embossing/debossing
• Coatings
• Decorative elements

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Rigid vs. Flexible Packaging

• Rigid packaging is a trending packaging segment,
  consisting of thick paperboard and refers to
  hard, solid packaging contrary to its alternative
  flexible packaging.
• Rigid packaging, as the name suggests, wont
  change its shape. It offers strong construction
  and support and is comparatively more luxurious
  in the look and feel.
• However, it wont be as durable or protective as
  other packaging types such as corrugated, but
  still offers your products a sturdy construction.
• Flexible packaging, on the other hand, can bend
  easily, so it can take whatever shape you need.

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Types of Rigid Packaging

• Partial Finish
• Partial finish is a type of rigid packaging where
  the wrapping and chipboard are only somewhat
  complete.
• The wrapping is only used to finish the boxs
  outer surfaces, and the chipboard inside is
  visible and bare meaning it is not finished.
• Full Finish
• Thicker chipboard is also used, with about 2-3 mm
  thickness.
• The inner chipboard is separated into pieces for
  each side of the box, and it can be laminated
  with various finishing options depending on
  needs.

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