What Kind Of A Box To Use?

Decorating By Cakegirl313 Updated 14 Nov 2010 , 12:44am by CWR41

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Cakegirl313 Posted 13 Nov 2010 , 10:20pm
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If i'm going to transport a two tiered cake intact, what kind of cake box would I use and where would I get it. I'm used to having a seperate box per layer.

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tyty Posted 13 Nov 2010 , 10:36pm
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I just use a cardboard box. When I get supplies shipped I save the square boxes, like 12x12, 14x14 etc. If I don't have one to fit, I go to the UPS store or Wal-Mart and buy one. Make sure to include the cost in your price. A 12x12 from UPS costs about 4 bucks. Or you could drop off the cake and take your box back with you and use it again if its clean. Make a hinge on one side so you can just slide the cake in and out, then just tape it up.

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CakesByLJ Posted 13 Nov 2010 , 10:37pm
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Depending on the size of the cake, I use either the File Storage boxes from office supply stores (very easy to open with the removable lids), or Home Depot sells Small, Medium, and Large heavy duty moving type boxes. All very sturdy, and cheap.. Of course I use only new boxes. icon_biggrin.gif

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CWR41 Posted 14 Nov 2010 , 12:44am
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Check out the delivery system boxes by Bakery Crafts (scroll to the bottom of the page)...
http://bakerycrafts.com/Home/Items/tabid/69/SrchStr/del%20sys/Default.aspx

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