Short answer: Brimar can make custom inserts from chipboard, peachboard, vinyl, foam and vacuum-formed plastic, plus loose fill such as crinkle paper, wood wool and jeweler's fiber. The best choice depends on your product, how

Short answer: A rigid set-up box is built in our factory, lid and base, and can't be folded flat without destroying it, so it arrives fully assembled and ready to pack. That saves you labor,

Short answer: Once your order is confirmed, Brimar sends you a digital layout sheet to place your artwork on. You put your design in the layout, send it back, and we return a full-color, to-size,

Short answer: Almost any paper can cover a set-up box: plain gloss or matte colors, shiny foil papers, textured and embossed papers (like linen or leather-look), natural kraft, themed or patterned papers, or paper custom-printed

Short answer: Brimar makes set-up boxes from chipboard ranging from thin, light 30pt (0.030") up to heavy, stiff 100pt (0.100"). The right thickness depends on your box size, how heavy your product is, and how

Short answer: Every custom rigid box Brimar makes is quoted to your exact specs, so there's no price list. The price per box mostly depends on size, cardboard thickness, paper, printing and finishes, inserts, and

Short answer: A rigid set-up box is a sturdy two-piece box, a lid and a base, made from thick cardboard wrapped in paper. It arrives fully assembled and can't be folded flat, while a folding