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A Guide to print types!

Whether it's plain, partial, or full coverage, they all have their place. This handy guide is here to explain the differences and benefits to you! 


Let Clint give you a bit of detail...

From Plain to Full coverage (and even Printed Tape) Clint covers it all in this short explainer video!

Full Coverage

Also known as full colour, this print option is for prints that are covered in more than 70% print. This is the option we'd suggest if you really want your box to stand out from the crowd. Thanks to our digital printer we have the ability to replicate any colour on the box of your choice!


If you're taking this route we recommend a white box for printing!


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Partial Coverage 

Also known as one colour. Despite the name, this option is for an unlimited amount of colours, as long as the print has less than 70% box coverage! Go wild with your imagination and create a truly memorable first impression.


If you're taking this route both white and brown board will work great, dependent on the colours used of course.


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Plain / No Print​

The standard design, built to the same high quality as all of our other boxes, just without any of the fancy branding. If you're not looking to make a big deal about what's inside (or maybe your customers would rather not have people know!) then this is the perfect choice for your business. Keep it quiet, keep it classy & keep it secure.


Available in both brown and white board!


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Get Your Custom Box Today

Contact Quickbox now for a personalised quote tailored to your unique packaging needs.

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Get Your Custom Box Today

Contact Quickbox now for a personalized quote tailored to your unique packaging needs.

Quote​ Contact

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UK Packaging EPR

What is the EPR packaging charge?

EPR is a UK Government scheme that makes businesses contribute towards the cost of dealing with household packaging waste.

GOV.UK explains that EPR:
“shifts the end-of-life costs of household packaging waste from taxpayers and local authorities to the producers who place packaging on the UK market”
Read the official EPR guidance on GOV.UK

When Quickbox supplies empty packaging, we are normally responsible for the EPR cost, so an EPR contribution will be added to your order.

The charge may not apply if:

If either of these applies to you, complete our short EPR declaration on the sign up page and we will apply the correct EPR treatment to your account.

The charge helps Quickbox recover the costs we have to pay under the Government’s EPR scheme.