Boxes designed to be seen, not just shipped

A display box is packaging built to hold and show off a product at the point of sale, rather than simply to ship it. You will see display boxes on shop counters, at the end of aisles, on exhibition stands, and inside pop-up display stands. They are printed to grab attention first, and to protect the product second.

Why Display Boxes Matter for Sales

A product sitting loose on a shelf competes for attention with everything around it. A well-designed display box gives it a printed backdrop, holds several units neatly together, and can include your branding, pricing, or a short product message right where a customer is deciding whether to buy.

Display Box Styles We Make

We produce open-front counter display boxes, pop-up display boxes that fold flat for storage and pop into shape in seconds, and auto bottom boxes with a display lid that double as a shipping box and a shelf display. Many businesses ship product to a shop already inside the box that will be used to display it.

Materials and Finishes

Display boxes are usually made from corrugated board for strength during transit and setup, or folding carton board where a lighter, more premium print finish matters more than heavy-duty strength. Full-colour print, matte or gloss lamination, and die-cut windows are all common on display packaging.

Order Sizes We Support

Custom display boxes are available from around 50 to 100 units, which suits a smaller brand trialling a display in a handful of shops. Larger retail rollouts benefit from lower unit prices as order volume grows.

Average Display Box Prices

As a general guide, custom display boxes typically cost between £0.60 and £2.20 per unit, depending on size, material, print coverage and finish. These figures are a guide only, since display box pricing varies with structural complexity.

Sustainability

Recyclable corrugated and folding carton board, along with FSC-sourced options, are available for display packaging without giving up the strong, full-colour print most display boxes rely on.

Getting Started

Tell us where the box will be used, on a counter, shelf, or stand, and how many units it needs to hold. Our design team will suggest a suitable structure and build a proof before production and UK-wide delivery.