Corrugated packaging design

Corrugated packaging design refers to creating boxes and containers made from layers of corrugated fiberboard, which consist of an inner fluted (wavy) layer sandwiched between two flat linerboards. This structure provides strength, durability, and cushioning for protecting items during shipping and storage. Designers focus on optimizing the box’s shape, size, and reinforcement to ensure it supports weight, resists impacts, and minimizes material use. The design also considers factors like ease of assembly, cost-effectiveness, and environmental impact, often incorporating features such as fold lines, die-cuts, and print layouts for branding and branding.