Using Corrugate in Place of Wood Alternatives

Replacing wood components with corrugated materials can deliver significant benefits for packaging and shipping operations. Corrugate is lightweight, cost-effective, and fully recyclable, making it an ideal substitute for wood in many applications. This resource explains how to identify opportunities for corrugate substitution, maintain strength and protection, and improve sustainability without sacrificing performance.

What you’ll learn in this resource:

• Why corrugate is a smart alternative to wood packaging
• Key advantages: weight reduction, recyclability, and cost savings
• Design considerations for corrugated packaging solutions
• Steps for transitioning from wood to corrugated materials

Download the guide now and start reducing costs and environmental impact with corrugated packaging.

FAQs

Why replace wood with corrugate?
Corrugate is lighter, easier to recycle, and often more affordable while still providing strong protection for most products.

Will corrugated packaging be durable enough?
Yes—engineered corrugated designs can match or exceed the strength needed for many shipping and storage applications.