Four corner boxes with a display lid do two jobs at once: they hold the product in a rigid tray, then the lid folds back to become a printed header that presents it on a counter. It is a neat way to turn shipped stock into a ready-made point-of-sale unit without extra fixtures.
Getting the display to stand
The stand-up panel needs to be in proportion to the tray, or it will tip forward once the box is filled. Think about where the unit will sit and how much clearance you have above the shelf, then size the lid so it props at a readable angle without fouling anything above it.
Structure and print
- Four locked corners for a firmer tray
- Hinged display lid printed as a header
- Custom internal size for your product
It is worth planning artwork for two viewing distances. The header needs a short, legible message that reads across the shop, while the tray front can carry the detail a customer reads once they pick the unit up. Consider how many units sit side by side, so headers do not crowd one another on the counter.
Produced to order from 100 units on our cardboard stock, with print across the tray and the display panel. A sample lets you check the fold, the standing angle and how the header reads from a browsing distance.
