Just wanted to share that I bought 100 boxes-10x14x4 w/window for $59.46. The shipping was FREE!!!! Best deal I've found because of high cost to ship. Sam's Club doesn't sell 1/4 sheet boxes for some reason.
www.brpboxshop.com

Thanks for the lead. They have a nice selection.

I'm thinking about getting a box of the 6" boxes. How much room do you think 200 boxes is going to take up? I'm assuming they're folded flat..

Cindy

thanks!!!! that site has great prices!!!!!!!

Wow! Thanks for sharing that link! I just checked it out! Great prices and free shipping!

Ok so I'm almost embarrassed to type this question... how do you determine what size box to get based on the cakes you make? I typically make 9x13 cakes and 9 & 10" round cakes.... what size boxes do I get.... sorry for the dumb question I just don't want to order 200 boxes and have them be the wrong size.

I purchase 10x14" boxes for my 9x13" cake....I put my cake on a 10x14 cake pad. You will want to judge the size of the box by the size of the cake pad or circles you will be using.

I don't have a lot of storage space so I use a 12"x12" x5" (or 6") box for my 10", 9", or 8" cakes. I have 8" boxes for 7" and 6".

Thank you for the kind comments about our website!

CINDY
THE BOXES THAT I HAVE PURCHASED IN THE PAST HAVE COME IN 100 LOTS AND THEY ARE PLASTIC WRAPPED AND FLAT...SO THEY TAKE UP ABOUT A 2.5 TO 3 FOOT SPACE AND ARE ONLY ABOUT 2 TO 3 INCHES THICK...MY BOXES WERE 10X10X6 SO YOURS WOULD BE SMALLER BUT THICKER.

THIS IS A WONDERFUL SITE BECAUSE THE SHIPPING IS FREE... I FOUND SOME GREAT PRICES AT OTHER SITES BUT THE SHIPPING WAS MORE THAN THE BOXES!! THEY ARE REALLY HEAVY!

THANKS FOR THIS TIP!!

THANKS FOR THE GREAT WEBSITE!!!! I have been searching everywhere for square boxes with windows w/no luck. I can find sheet cake sizes but not regular square ones. . But his website has them!!!! YEA!!!! Thanks again.

Thanks PGray315 for the information

Great tip, fat-sissy. Can you tell us how sturdy the bottoms are? Would they hold 30-40 decorated cookies w/out any reinforcement?

Hey guys..
Just wanted to let you know about some fabulous customer service I got just a little white ago from Kip at brpboxshop.com...
I, too, have wanted to order boxes, but didn't want to order more than 100.
BRPBoxshopdesigner ( a new member here!) PM'ed me with the dimensions of the box that the 200 boxes come in and I asked him if they ever sell them in quantities of 100. He said no, but PM'ed me again to tell me that he had spoken with the President of the company and they were going to change the box count from 200 to 100. I just ordered my 6x6x4 boxes!! Is that not the coolest thing ever??

Kip, I said it once and I'll say it again..YOU ROCK! Thanks for your effort to do this..you went above and beyond I hope you get many more customers from our site.

Cindy

I'm glad this was helpful. I sent an e-mail to BRP after I ordered from them and told them I was going to tell all my CC buddies about them! Maybe if enough of us start ordering, they'll be willing to sell other products in smaller quantities. I think that's why BRP responded.

I was on their site today and they've lowered their prices!!! My order for 100 10x14 boxes was $59.46. They are at $49.04 today. They are going to credit my card back the difference! They have AWESOME customer service. That's only 49 cents for a windowed box! I've been buying them at Hobby Lobby for a lot more.

Has anyone received their boxes? did you order pads??? What I want to know ar the pads as thick as cake circles? and how thick?

in case anyone else wondered here it the reply I got

Meg,



I thought I would walk out to the warehouse and take a look at one of these for you. You can see form the picture that these are corrugated cardboard and that its about 1/8 thick. Cake pads are the only items we carry that we do not make ourselves. We did shop around, however, and its safe to say that these pads are industry standard. For only being 1/8 thick, Im surprised at how rigid this is. Ive eaten my share of frozen pizza and I would say this is stronger than what comes under a Tombstone. The pad also has a slick coating to protect it from the moisture of the cakes. The circles are a single layer of corrugated cardboard. We do have some larger rectangular silver pads that are two layers of corrugated to support a sheet cake.



Sothe short answer is yes, it is comparable to any cake circle to support a cake. These are pads manufactured for just that purpose.



Hope this helps. If you have any other questions, please feel free to get in touch.



Thanks,



Kip