Bsc Preferred 36126 Shallow Corrugated Shipping Boxes 20 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED 36126 is a shallow-depth corrugated shipping carton built for flat, lightweight, and low-profile loads. Constructed from 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated material, these boxes offer reliable compression strength and puncture resistance for standard parcel shipment. The reduced interior depth is the defining feature here - it eliminates wasted void space when packing items that do not require tall clearance. Each pack contains 20 cartons, and they ship flat to minimize storage footprint at the shop, warehouse, or staging area. This product is equivalent to part number S-14302.

These cartons are well suited for shipping apparel, books, picture frames, artwork, mirrors, and clothing - any flat or shallow product that gets damaged or shifts excessively inside a standard-depth box. The 200/ECT-32 wall rating makes them appropriate for single-wall corrugated applications in light-to-medium parcel shipping environments, including fulfillment operations, distribution centers, and trade supply houses that routinely ship flat stock or printed materials.

Key Features

• Shallow depth profile reduces void fill and prevents product shifting during transit
• 200/ECT-32 kraft corrugated construction meets standard single-wall compression requirements
• Ships and stores flat to conserve space until needed
• Sold in bundles of 20 cartons per pack for efficient inventory management
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-14302

Compatibility

Designed as a standard shallow corrugated carton for general parcel shipping of flat and low-profile items including apparel, books, picture frames, artwork, mirrors, and clothing.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade licensing are required to assemble these cartons. Score lines are factory-set - fold along existing creases to avoid weakening the corrugated flutes. Apply pressure-sensitive or water-activated tape across all seams before loading. Store flat in a dry location away from moisture, as corrugated board loses compression strength when exposed to humidity.