Fence partition boxes solve a specific problem: shipping several breakable or scuffable items in one carton without letting them touch. A slotted lattice of dividers drops in to create individual cells, so bottles, jars or glasses stay separated through handling and transit.
Working out your cell layout
Start with how many items you send per box and their diameter, then size the cells so each item is held with a little grip but still lifts out cleanly. Cells that are too generous let items rattle, which is exactly what the partition is meant to prevent, so this is the measurement to get right.
Configuration and print
- Interlocking partitions to your cell count
- Outer carton sized around the filled grid
- Printed exterior to your artwork
Think about how the box is packed, too. A lattice that drops in as one piece is quicker at the bench than several loose dividers, so weigh assembly time against how tightly you need each cell to grip. The outer carton should be sized around the filled grid, not the empty one, or the partitions will shift.
Produced to order from 100 units on our cardboard stock. Ask for a sample of the assembled grid so you can drop your own items in and confirm the fit before the full run is printed.
