Box structures
Explore all nine original box styles, with their FEFCO references, dimensions and compatible closures.
Size the box. Explore the closure.
Explore corrugated packaging in 3D. Adjust box dimensions, compare shipping and lid styles, and inspect the opening before continuing to board specification and decoration in the full configurator.
Launch full configurator ↗Every deployment is built on the same connected commercial and spatial foundation—even as the product category changes.
The approved visual state resolves into an exact component structure: profiles, panels, glass, hardware, accessories and quantities ready for downstream work.
Explore corrugated packaging in 3D. Adjust box dimensions, compare shipping and lid styles, and inspect the opening before continuing to board specification and decoration in the full configurator.
Explore all nine original box styles, with their FEFCO references, dimensions and compatible closures.
Adjust width, depth and height independently to judge the proportions of your package.
Inspect the top panel using the original opening motion and select compatible top and bottom closures.
Compare the original TFT, AFT and AFA paper presets with natural or white inner and outer liners.
The full application includes nine structures with relevant FEFCO style or family references.
Use the full application for board layers, handles, cut-outs, surface colours, text and image placement.
All nine original styles: shipping, full-overlap, telescope, archive, pizza, mailer, self-erecting, two-point glued and sleeve/drawer boxes. Each starts with its original dimensions and closures.
No. The lite model illustrates dimensions and closure motion. Confirm the exact construction, material and production drawing with your packaging supplier.
Yes, in the full configurator. Open it for image and text decoration, board construction, flute profiles and paper layers.
The website preview shows selected controls. Open the full configurator to explore the supported workflow, or discuss adapting it to your catalogue. For a project review, bring available drawings or CAD, dimensions, option rules and the pricing or material outputs your team needs.
For packaging, bring box styles, internal dimensions, board grades, closure rules and the required quantity and price outputs.
Implementation scope and pricing follow technical review. A website preview is not a manufacturing specification or a supplier quotation.
Send the drawings, catalogue or product examples you already have and explain the outcome you need. We identify missing assets and technical dependencies during the project review.
We review your price rules, required outputs and available interfaces. Integration scope is agreed after technical review, not assumed from a website demo.
We review the product, variants and available data, then clarify whether an existing system, an adaptation or a custom build fits. Scope, timing and pricing depend on that review.