Bottom Closure Products By Box Style

Find the Perfect Bottom Closure Box for Your Products

Make a bold statement for your brand with a customizable bottom closure box that’s just as distinctive and impressive as your unique products. Finding the right custom packaging style can be difficult, but it doesn’t have to be. With rich digital printing options and a range of sizes and styles available, we’ll make sure your bottom closure boxes are nothing short of brilliant and beautiful.

What are Bottom Closure Boxes?

First things first, let’s demystify precisely what bottom closure boxes are.

Bottom closure packaging boxes are a type of folding box that form a structure that's tied together at the bottom. This box style typically has a durable bottom to hold products in place. Bottom closure boxes add an extra layer of protection around your products during shipping, communicates your brand values, and distinguishes your brand from other businesses and products.

We’ll help you bring your artistic vision to life, so your custom printed bottom closure boxes truly shine. From helping you design the perfect packaging to ensuring your package is exactly the right size to keep your products safe, we have the skills, experience and passion for delivering custom boxes and product packaging that wows you and your customers.

Custom Boxes Made Easy

Thousands of companies trust Refine Packaging as their go-to manufacturer for impressive, affordable, unforgettable custom printed boxes and packaging. No matter the sector or size of your organization, we'll help you create the custom box of your dreams.

Cardstock

Cardstock is thicker and more durable than writing or printing paper. Cardstock material is suitable for small and lightweight items such as dry food, cosmetics, jewelry, and medicinal oils.

Kraft Paper

Kraft paper is unbleached pulp, giving it a beautiful, natural brown color. Its wood-like and earthy texture exudes a certain appeal, especially for the environmentally conscious. This material can take on various printing techniques and finishes.

Corrugated Board

A corrugated board is made up of a fluted sheet that's sandwiched by two flat linerboards. The middle layer provides the needed cushioning and support for heavier contents. Corrugated board is popular for shipping supplies and material for food products, office supplies, electronics, healthcare items, and automotive parts.

Bux Board

Bux board boxes are made of corrugated paper stock in single, double, or triple layers. This makes this custom packaging burst- and tear-free, an ideal feature for housing breakable goods.

Offset printing

Also called lithography or litho-offset, it involves the transfer of the design and text from a cylindrical metal plate to a rubber sheet and onto paper, creating a clear, high-quality image. This is great when you have a large project and need exact color representation from your packaging solutions.

Flexographic printing

In this method, plates made of flexible photopolymer are imprinted with raised images and wrapped around cylinders that are mounted on a rotating press. Ink is then poured onto this roller that stamps ink onto the material. This results in distortion-free output that's recommended for large run-jobs.

Digital printing

Using the latest techniques in digital printing, electronic files are printed directly on your chosen material from your computer. This toner-based technology is usually best for on-demand and short print runs while maintaining high quality printing standards.

UV printing

Infrared emitters or ultra-violet (UV) lamps are used to cure or dry ink in UV printing, instead of thermal methods. Ink dries and hardens instantly. This makes the prints resistant to scratches and solvents.

Gravure printing

For this type of printing, ink goes to recessed printing plates—their surfaces have engravings of the image and text. The inked plates are then rolled onto the printing surface.

Silkscreen printing

This printing technique involves pushing ink through a stencil made of fine mesh or polyester. Silkscreen prints have deep and bold colors. They work best for low to medium-quantity projects featuring one to two colors.

Laser engraving

In this process, heat from a laser beam causes part of the material's surface to vaporize, engraving a logo, text, or any other symbols on it. No ink or tools come in contact with the material. The visible and deep markings are permanent and abrasion-proof.

Scodix digital enhancement

Scodix machines can produce digital versions of the most popular raised-ink type finishes such as foil, varnish, glitter, and others with tactile effects.

Aqueous coating

The standard coating for custom packaging solutions, AQ coating uses clear, water-based varnish on your packaging material. Besides being safe to use for food products, this finish protects surfaces from scuffs and blemishes.

UV coating

This type of transparent coating involves subjecting varnished material to UV lamps, resulting in a glossy finish although you can also go for a matte finish. Either way, this provides a protective layer on your packaging surface.

Spot Gloss UV

For UV spot finishes, only specific areas of a printed surface are coated to seal in the color. This provides an eye-catching contrast to your artwork.

Soft-touch coating

With soft-touch coating, your packaging material gets a velvety exterior so that it becomes resistant to moisture, fingerprints, and scuffs. This is a popular choice for luxury and high-end packaging.

Varnish

This coating is a clear finish that's applied on your paperstock during or after printing. We can do flood varnishing (covering the entire press sheet) in glossy, matte, and satin.

Embossing

Single- or multi-level metal plates, or dies, are pressed into the surface of your packaging material under high pressure to physically raise portions on it. You could emboss your logo, brand or product name, or other design elements.

Gold and silver foiling

Also called hot foil stamping, this printing applies heat and pressure to apply gold or silver foils on the packaging box. This metalized look makes the surface shine and looks sophisticated.

Custom window cut-out with PVC sheet

Box covers or lids can feature a round, rectangular, or square die-cut window with a thin plastic patch. Also referred to as window patching, this feature is helpful for food and luxury products.

Thickness of Packaging Material	GSM Weight
13 point Pulp	200 gsm
14 point Uncoated	270 gsm
16 point C2S / Solid Bleached Sulfate (SBS)*	350 gsm
18 point C2S	400 gsm
24 point Uncoated	405 gsm
24 point C2S / Solid Bleached Sulfate (SBS)*	460 gsm
40 point Cotton	600 gsm

Print in Any Color

With full digital CMYK printing, there’s no limit to how many colors your design has! Choose as many colors as you need for your custom boxes, the customization options are endless. Cover the exterior of your box in full color or print on the inside as well to showcase your brand. You can also apply gold foil, embossing, or other special features to boost your packaging's visual impact. Our designers are on hand to help you achieve the best results with no hidden costs or fees.

Unrivaled Customer Support from Packaging Experts

A dedicated packaging expert is ready to guide you through every step of the custom packaging process–from initial consultation to full production and delivery–without breaking a sweat. Whether you’re new to the packaging world or have a well-established product that’s soaring to the next level, our customer service team is ready to help you succeed!

Empowering Brands In Every Industry With Unrivaled Custom Boxes

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