Regular Six Corner

A regular six corner box has a hexagonal cross-section created by six folding corners instead of the four corners on a standard rectangular carton. The six-corner structure distributes stacking weight across more contact points, which gives it better compression strength per gram of material than four-corner alternatives. This format is commonly used for automotive parts, hardware, and industrial components that need a sturdy container but do not require the visual finish of retail packaging. The six folding corners lock together through material tension during assembly, creating a rigid structure without glue. The box assembles from a single flat die-cut sheet. The non-rectangular profile also provides a more efficient fit for cylindrical and hexagonal products that would leave wasted space in a square box. Standard materials include corrugated E-flute, B-flute, and kraft cardboard. Cubit produces custom regular six corner boxes from 100 units.