Bsc Preferred 22228 Flat Corrugated Shipping Carton 15 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 22228 is a shallow-depth corrugated shipping carton built for flat or low-profile items that do not fit standard-depth boxes. Manufactured from 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated board, this carton delivers reliable crush resistance and stacking strength for common shipping and fulfillment operations. The reduced depth keeps product movement minimal inside the box without adding unnecessary material. Each pack contains 15 cartons that ship flat, allowing efficient storage in a warehouse or stockroom until needed. Packaging and shipping professionals will find this format well-suited for outbound operations that handle consistent flat-product SKUs.

This carton is designed for shallow products including apparel, books, picture frames, artwork, mirrors, and clothing. The 200/ECT-32 construction meets standard parcel carrier requirements for corrugated packaging. Cartons are sold in bundle quantities and arrive flat-packed, reducing the storage footprint between uses. The package itself measures approximately 30.75 inches long, 44.5 inches wide, and 4.5 inches tall when flat-stacked, with a total pack weight of approximately 28.4 pounds. This SKU is equivalent to part number S-4651.

Key Features

• 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated construction for solid crush and stacking resistance
• Shallow depth profile fits apparel, frames, mirrors, books, and similar flat items
• Ships and stores flat to minimize warehouse space usage
• Sold in packs of 15 cartons per unit of measure
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-4651

Compatibility

Designed as a standard shallow-depth corrugated shipping carton suitable for general parcel and fulfillment operations. Equivalent to part number S-4651.

Installation Notes

Cartons should be assembled on a clean, dry surface and sealed with pressure-sensitive or water-activated tape rated for corrugated packaging. Keep flat-packed cartons stored away from moisture to maintain board integrity prior to use. Do not overload beyond the rated ECT-32 compression limit, and avoid stacking assembled cartons in excess of the board grade recommendation.