Aviditi 241812 Corrugated Box, 24" Length x 18" Width x 12" Height, Kraft (Bundle of 10)
Product Description
Aviditi 241812 Corrugated Box, 24" Length x 18" Width x 12" Height, Kraft (Bundle of 10)
- DIMENSIONS: Inside dimensions measure 24-inches (length) x 18-inches (width) x 12-inches (height). Carton capacity is approximately 3 cubic feet.
- APPLICATIONS: Aviditi corrugated boxes are great for packing, shipping, moving, storage, crafting and much more!
- TOP QUALITY: These boxes are the industry standard and proudly made in the United States. Aviditi corrugated boxes are easy to assemble and fold together in seconds.
- MATERIAL & STRENGTH: Standard strength industrial corrugated boxes are manufactured from 200#/ECT-32 single wall, c-flute kraft corrugated. Estimated weight capacity is 65 lbs. (This is only a guide, weight must be distributed evenly).
- PACKAGING: Package includes 10 boxes and ship flat to save on storage, space and shipping. Corrugated boxes are reusable and recyclable.
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