Replacing Wood Packages or Portions of Wood Packages with Corrugated Parts

Switching from wood packaging to corrugated components can significantly reduce weight, improve recyclability, and lower costs. Corrugated materials offer strength and flexibility while being easier to handle and dispose of compared to wood. This resource explains how to identify opportunities for replacing wood packaging or sections of wood packages with corrugated alternatives without compromising protection or performance.

What you’ll learn in this resource:

• Benefits of using corrugated parts instead of wood
• How to maintain strength and durability with corrugated designs
• Steps for transitioning from wood packaging to corrugated solutions
• Sustainability and cost advantages of corrugated materials

Download the guide now and start optimizing your packaging for efficiency and environmental impact.

FAQs

Why replace wood with corrugated parts?
Corrugated is lighter, easier to recycle, and often more cost-effective while still providing adequate protection.

Will corrugated packaging be strong enough?
Yes—when properly engineered, corrugated designs can match or exceed the strength needed for most applications.