Industries
Packaging for warehouses and fulfilment
What you'll need
Warehouses typically need cartons, pallet wrap, strong tape and void fill in consistent bulk volumes they can reorder without disruption.
Warehouses and fulfilment operations run on consistent, high-volume packaging: cartons, pallet wrap, tape and void fill flowing through pick and pack all day. Predictable supply and pricing matter as much as the products themselves.
Maximum Packaging supplies core lines online and handles higher volumes by quote. Through our UK supplier network we can source specific carton sizes, machine consumables and pallet materials to match how your operation runs.
What to pack with
Postal Boxes
Die-cut mailing boxes and PiP boxes for ecommerce despatch.
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House removal boxes, double-wall cartons and kits.
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Pallet Wrap
Hand and machine stretch film for pallet loads.
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Packing Tape
Polypropylene and paper tape, plain and printed.
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Void Fill
Paper, loose fill and air cushions to fill empty space.
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Packaging Kits
Ready-made bundles for ecommerce, moving and startups.
View categoryStandardising high-volume lines
- Agree a core range of carton sizes to keep pick and pack efficient.
- Match pallet wrap and tape to your load types and throughput.
- Use void fill that suits your products and packing speed.
Reliable repeat ordering
- Request a bulk quote for your standard consumables.
- Open a trade account for consistent pricing on repeat orders.
- We confirm lead times so you can plan reorders around them.
Popular with these buyers
PiP Large Letter Postal Box — A5
Royal Mail Large Letter box, folds flat, 25mm deep.
Single-Wall Mailer Box — Medium
Die-cut ecommerce mailer, easy fold, self-lock base.
Custom Printed Mailer Box
Branded mailer boxes printed to your artwork.
Double-Wall Moving Box — Medium
Strong stackable carton for house and office moves.
Before you order, check
- The internal size fits your product with room for protection
- The pack quantity matches how fast you get through them
- Postage banding — will it post as a Large Letter or a parcel?
- Whether you need a stronger grade for weight or transit
- If a recyclable or plastic-free option suits your customers
Buying regularly?
Set up trade & repeat supply
If packaging is a running cost, a trade account keeps your regular lines on consistent pricing and makes reordering quick — with bulk quotes whenever volumes spike.
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Regular orders
Reorder your usual lines quickly, at consistent pricing.
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Bulk pricing
Case and pallet quantities priced to your volume.
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Custom quotes
Bespoke sizes and printed packaging, sourced to order.
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Trade account
One named contact who knows your account and products.
Common buyer questions
What tape is best for heavy cartons?
Use a stronger vinyl or solvent polypropylene tape for heavy or double-wall cartons, or gummed paper tape for a tamper-evident, recyclable seal.
How much pallet wrap gauge do I need?
Light loads are usually fine with 17–20 micron film; heavier or sharp-edged loads need 23 micron or above. Pre-stretched film gives similar hold with less plastic.
How do I set up regular trade supply?
Open a trade account for consistent pricing on the lines you reorder, or request a bulk quote for one-off volume. We hold some stock and source the rest to order.
What packaging do I need for ecommerce orders?
A box or mailing bag sized to the product, void fill or bubble wrap so nothing moves, plus tape and a courier label. Right-sizing keeps postage and damage down.
Packaging for warehouses & fulfilment — get pricing
Tell us what you're packing and your quantities. We'll recommend the right option and price it for your order — sourcing anything we don't stock through our UK supplier network.
Frequently asked questions
Can you handle large, repeat volumes?
Do you supply machine pallet wrap and consumables?
How reliable are your lead times?
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Buying in volume? Get trade pricing.
Tell us what you need — sizes, quantities and how often. We'll send pricing and lead time, and source anything we don't stock through our supplier network.
