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Tuck Boxes with Inserts combine a folding carton with an internal component designed around the products inside. An insert may help position or separate items, depending on its layout and material. Share the complete contents, dimensions and desired arrangement so the carton and insert can be discussed together as one packaging specification.
Specification confirmed with your quote.
Specification confirmed with your quote.
Specification confirmed with your quote.
Specification confirmed with your quote.
An insert is an internal component placed inside a carton. Depending on its design, it may hold an item in position, separate several products or create a planned layout for a set. It should be designed around the actual contents and the internal dimensions of the box. A generic insert may not suit products with different shapes, weights or arrangements, so provide a clear description of what needs to fit.
This product is listed under auto lock bottom boxes. The carton’s pre-glued base opens into position when the box is formed. The insert and carton still need to work together: consider the base, the position of each component, the way the pack is assembled and how the contents are removed. Ask us to confirm the proposed construction and insert design for your specific products.
Start your brief with a complete inventory. List the number of items, each item’s dimensions and weight, and whether anything will be wrapped or packed separately. If products must sit in a particular order or orientation, describe that arrangement. A simple sketch or reference photograph can help explain the intended layout, but the approved dieline and specification should confirm the final construction.
The space taken by an insert affects the room available for the products inside the carton. Measure the contents and discuss internal clearance before agreeing the box dimensions. If an insert is intended to hold glass, fragile or unusually shaped items, explain the handling needs and ask what the proposed material and construction can support. Do not assume an insert provides a particular level of protection unless we confirm it.
An organised interior can support a considered presentation for a gift set, kit or multi-part product. The outside of the carton can also carry print, while the insert may be visible as soon as the pack is opened. Discuss whether you want the internal layout to be plain, printed or coordinated with the outer artwork; availability depends on the specification.
For help preparing measurements, see How to Measure Your Product for Custom Tuck Boxes. To explore a related base style, read When to Use Auto Lock Bottom Boxes. Include all insert requirements in your quote request so the carton and insert can be reviewed as a complete pack.
Box style
Auto lock bottom with insert
Sizes
Boxes are made to your product’s dimensions, so share the length, width and depth with your quote request.
Material / board
Several board options are available, and we will recommend a suitable board and thickness for your product.
Board thickness
Several board options are available, and we will recommend a suitable board and thickness for your product.
Printing
Full-colour (CMYK) printing is available, and we can confirm inside printing and panel coverage for your design.
Finishes / coatings
Finishing options include matt finish, foiling, spot UV, embossing and debossing, depending on the board and design.
Add-ons
Insert layout, compartments or dividers: available on request, depending on your product and box style
Minimum order
Minimum order quantity is 50 boxes.
Turnaround
Typical turnaround is 12 to 15 working days, with delivery across the UK.
Proof
Send your artwork or a reference with your quote request, and we will confirm the artwork, dieline and approval steps for your order.
Final specifications are confirmed with your quote and artwork proof.
An insert layout can be planned around the contents and how they should be arranged. Provide exact item counts and dimensions.
The box and insert dimensions affect one another. Confirm the complete internal layout before approving the carton size.
A planned insert may help separate components within a kit or gift set. Describe the intended order and any parts that need individual spaces.
The arrangement inside becomes part of how the product is presented. Discuss what the customer should see first when opening the carton.
Ask about the insert material and its compatibility with the carton and contents. Confirm any handling requirements for the complete pack.
Tuck Boxes with Inserts on this page use an auto lock bottom carton. Its pre-glued base opens into position, while the insert is specified separately to fit the contents and box interior. Confirm both constructions, dimensions and materials as a complete pack. Browse Auto Lock Bottom Boxes or read When to Use Auto Lock Bottom Boxes.
A kit with several pieces may use an insert layout that assigns space to each item. Provide the component list and desired arrangement.
A box and insert can be planned around a group of related products. Consider the opening order and whether each item needs to remain visible.
Inserts may help position small items inside a carton. Confirm the part dimensions and whether the insert should be removable.
A set may combine products, printed material or samples. Describe the complete contents and ask whether the proposed insert can accommodate them.
Provide dimensions, weights, quantities and the intended layout of all contents.
Send your artwork or a reference with your quote request, and we will confirm the artwork, dieline and approval steps for your order.
Typical turnaround is 12 to 15 working days, with delivery across the UK.
Typical turnaround is 12 to 15 working days, with delivery across the UK.
Tell us what will go inside the box, how many components there are and how you would like them arranged. Include the dimensions and weight of each item, plus any wrap or accessories. A sketch or reference image can help explain the layout. We’ll discuss the carton and insert as one specification.
List every item that will sit inside the carton, including its dimensions, weight and quantity. Explain the desired arrangement and whether components need to be separated, held in place or removed in a particular order. Include a sketch or reference image if it clarifies the layout.
Share your product details and request a quote for packaging made to your specification.
