Custom Toy Boxes

Toy Box Materials: Quality and Choice!

Cardboard Stock:

• Lightweight and cost-effective, making it an economical choice for packaging toys
• Can be easily cut and shaped to fit the dimensions of the toy, allowing for customized packaging solutions

Corrugated Cardboard:

• Provides added strength and durability due to its fluted design, making it ideal for packaging heavier toys
• Offers good protection against shocks and bumps during transportation and storage

White Card Stock:

• Has a smooth, bright finish that can be printed with vibrant colors and designs, making it perfect for creating eye-catching packaging
• Can be die-cut into unique shapes and sizes to add a touch of creativity to the packaging

SBS Paperboard:

• Made from solid bleached sulfate (SBS) pulp, which gives it a high level of stiffness and resistance to folding and bending
• Has a smooth, clay-coated surface that allows for excellent print quality and color reproduction

Kraft Paper Stock:

• Made from wood pulp, giving it a natural brown color and a rugged texture
• Highly durable and resistant to tearing and ripping, making it suitable for packaging toys with sharp edges or points

Rigid Board:

• Extremely sturdy and inflexible, making it ideal for packaging large or heavy toys that require additional support
• Can be made from a variety of materials such as foam board, poster board, or cardboard, offering different levels of thickness and rigidity

Chipboard:

• Made from recycled paper fibers, making it an eco-friendly option for toy packaging
• Lightweight and easy to shape, allowing for customized packaging solutions without adding bulk

Plastic Stock:

• Waterproof and moisture-resistant, protecting the toy from damage caused by humidity or spills
• Can be molded into various shapes and forms, providing endless possibilities for creative packaging designs

Ultimate Toy Box: Enhanced Features

After printing a toy box, various finishing options can be applied to enhance its appearance, durability, and overall quality. Some common finishing options include:

• Painting: Applying colorful paint to the toy box can add vibrancy and appeal. It allows for customization and can match the box with the room's decor or a specific theme.
• Staining: Staining the wood surface can enhance the natural grain and texture, giving the toy box a warm and elegant look.
• Varnishing or Sealing: Adding a protective layer of varnish or sealant helps to safeguard the toy box from scratches, moisture, and general wear and tear.
• Decoupage: This technique involves adhering decorative paper or fabric to the surface of the toy box and then sealing it with a protective coating.
• Personalization: Adding names, patterns, or decals can personalize the toy box for the child it belongs to.
• Safety Features: If not done during the initial construction, finishing can involve adding safety features like rounded corners, smooth edges, and child-safe hardware.
• Hardware and Accessories: Installing handles, knobs, or wheels can improve functionality and aesthetics.
• Embellishments: Some toy boxes may have additional decorative elements, such as wooden carvings or metal accents.
• Sandpapering and Smoothing: A final sanding can ensure there are no rough edges and create a smooth, inviting finish.