I am getting ready to place an order for 10" cake boxes and boards and need some suggestions on sources. I had saved previous posts, but unfortunately, they were lost during this site's crash. I would really appreciate it if some of you would respond with where you order.
Thank you!!
great source:
http://www.brpboxshop.com/index_all_bakery_boxes_with_images.html
I second this! I have boxes ranging from 6" to half sheet boxes from this company. I also have their cupcake holders. I HATE the boxes available everywhere else because the 'flaps' have to go on the outside, and that just looks so sloppy to me. The boxes from brpboxshop.com actually are made so that the lids tuck into the box itself, and the tab closure is much more secure then those 'other' boxes 
! HTH!
Check out this website too:
http://www.papermart.com/
I haven't ordered from there myself, but I have a friend who raves about it. Looking at their prices, they seem quite a bit less expensive than BRP.
Anyone know if BRP offers wholesale or bulk rate pricing that isn't on their website?
Check out this website too:
http://www.papermart.com/
I haven't ordered from there myself, but I have a friend who raves about it. Looking at their prices, they seem quite a bit less expensive than BRP.
Anyone know if BRP offers wholesale or bulk rate pricing that isn't on their website?
just did a test using 6x6x4 white/brown no window boxes
at papermart w/ shipping added --> 30 cents each
at brp -- free shipping -- 25 cents each
one must never forget to add shipping costs!
Yeah, the free shipping is a major plus! Also, the boxes at papermart.com are the flappie ones...ick 
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Check out this website too:
http://www.papermart.com/
I haven't ordered from there myself, but I have a friend who raves about it. Looking at their prices, they seem quite a bit less expensive than BRP.
Anyone know if BRP offers wholesale or bulk rate pricing that isn't on their website?
just did a test using 6x6x4 white/brown no window boxes
at papermart w/ shipping added --> 30 cents each
at brp -- free shipping -- 25 cents each
one must never forget to add shipping costs!
WOW! I see what you mean. Even with PaperMart's 15% discount for $200+, the shipping adds a hefty cost to the total. 
Maybe I should take a closer look at BRP's boxes.
I'm so glad that ya'll mentioned the "flappy" vs "tuck" with brp boxes! I've also been searching for boxes that I can "tuck" on the sides! I really wanted to order a bunch of pink boxes, but never ordered them because they're the "flappy" kind and I hate that look! I'm going to consider brp now! Thanks so much!
I'm so glad that ya'll mentioned the "flappy" vs "tuck" with brp boxes! I've also been searching for boxes that I can "tuck" on the sides! I really wanted to order a bunch of pink boxes, but never ordered them because they're the "flappy" kind and I hate that look! I'm going to consider brp now! Thanks so much!
I'm still not clear on the "flappy" vs. "tuck" issue. Does this refer to the thickness of the cardboard or the way the side flaps fold into the box once it's assembled. When I look at the boxes on PaperMart and BRP, they look very similar.
I'm getting ready to order a few thousand boxes from somewhere and don't want to end up with something I'll be unhappy with. I have to say, though, I really like the front closure on the BRP boxes.
I'm so glad that ya'll mentioned the "flappy" vs "tuck" with brp boxes! I've also been searching for boxes that I can "tuck" on the sides! I really wanted to order a bunch of pink boxes, but never ordered them because they're the "flappy" kind and I hate that look! I'm going to consider brp now! Thanks so much!
I'm still not clear on the "flappy" vs. "tuck" issue. Does this refer to the thickness of the cardboard or the way the side flaps fold into the box once it's assembled. When I look at the boxes on PaperMart and BRP, they look very similar.
I'm getting ready to order a few thousand boxes from somewhere and don't want to end up with something I'll be unhappy with. I have to say, though, I really like the front closure on the BRP boxes.
In this picture, notice the side "flaps" on the open box.....if you look at the closed box, those side flaps are tucked inside the box, rather than not fitting and having to be taped down on the outside! They've allowed xtra room so that it tucks nice and neat and looks very professional....not to mention they have a great front closure!
I'm so glad that ya'll mentioned the "flappy" vs "tuck" with brp boxes! I've also been searching for boxes that I can "tuck" on the sides! I really wanted to order a bunch of pink boxes, but never ordered them because they're the "flappy" kind and I hate that look! I'm going to consider brp now! Thanks so much!
I'm still not clear on the "flappy" vs. "tuck" issue. Does this refer to the thickness of the cardboard or the way the side flaps fold into the box once it's assembled. When I look at the boxes on PaperMart and BRP, they look very similar.
I'm getting ready to order a few thousand boxes from somewhere and don't want to end up with something I'll be unhappy with. I have to say, though, I really like the front closure on the BRP boxes.
In this picture, notice the side "flaps" on the open box.....if you look at the closed box, those side flaps are tucked inside the box, rather than not fitting and having to be taped down on the outside! They've allowed xtra room so that it tucks nice and neat and looks very professional....not to mention they have a great front closure!
Thanks for the visual. I guess I never had a box where the side flaps didn't tuck inside the box completely. I wouldn't have known what was going wrong if they didn't fit!
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