How to choose the right box

Moving boxes:

It's worth buying new moving boxes or used corrugated boxes. You don't want to risk damaging your belongings specially if you are the one packing them and doing your own moving.
If you are using a moving company, they might refuse to move your moving boxes if they are damaged or look flimsy. Invest a couple of extra bucks and choose the right box for the right stuff. Like mirror boxes, mattress boxes, foam boxes for your herbs or frozen food, arrow boxes for the stuff that needs not to be tilted or opened from the wrong side and of course some flat wardrobe boxes. Corrugated slot dividers is also a must when packing glasses and bottles you don't want to see break into million pieces. At ABBCO, we carry all the right Moving Boxes and the Packaging Supplies.

Shipping boxes:

Most carriers will insure and reimburse you for any loss or damage occurred to your box, on condition that it is packed and sealed by their own specifications.
Most specifications are universal. So always make sure you get roomy boxes. You need to measure the items you're about to ship and add to it enough inches for the cushioning with packaging bubble wrap, packing foam, peanuts or a pillow from your couch. It's a must and a good safety precaution if you want the contents in your shipping box to get to their destination in one piece.
You want to ship in new corrugated boxes, or consolidate small boxes in Gaylord boxes. Use corrugated corner protectors and corrugated pads if you think the item is too heavy for peanuts filling or bubble wrapping.
Make sure your baoxes are heavy duty if shipping far and switching carriers half way.
Get the Auto Bottom Boxes if you have too many things to ship and little time.
Get the All in One Shipping Box if you have little to ship and no packaging supplies handy.
Get the Fast Pack Box if you want to ship some electronic device and don't want to mess with the wrapping.
Get a Corrugated Mailer if you think a shipping box is way too big for your book or magaznes.

Filing Boxes:

Assess what you need to file first.
For material in folders, binders or hanging file folders you might want to choose a Jumbo Filing Box with double thickness bottom for full support.
For you legal or letter size records a Snap-lock Bottom Filing Box, handy and easy to assemble, will do the job.
We have many filing boxes to choose from they are all stackable and with built-in hand holes to carry and pre-printed for easy identification

PackEZ boxes

Our most popular. Convenient with all what you might need to wrap, seal and label your content in minutes. No need to buy any extra packaging material or look for that sealing tape all over the house. All in One Shipping Boxes