Double walled cardboard boxes for heavy duty packaging
Double wall cardboard boxes for stronger protection
When products are heavier, fragile or more exposed during transit, single wall cardboard may not be enough.
Double wall cardboard boxes provide extra strength and protection, making them a practical choice for more demanding packaging requirements.
AOML Packaging supplies double wall cardboard boxes for businesses that need reliable protection, consistent supply and practical advice on the right board grade.
What is a double wall cardboard?
Double wall corrugated boxes are made with two layers of fluted corrugated material. This gives the board greater strength, stacking ability and resistance during handling and transit.
It is often used for:
Heavier products
Fragile goods
Palletised loads
Industrial packaging
Longer delivery routes
Higher-risk transit
Products that need extra protection
Why choose double wall?
Double wall packaging can help reduce the risk of damage, especially when products are stacked, stored, moved through :fulfilment or handled by couriers.
It can help you:
Protect heavier goods
Reduce damage in transit
Improve stacking strength
Support safer storage
Reduce returns and complaints
Give warehouse teams more confidence
Balancing cost and protection
Double wall usually costs more than single wall, but the right packaging decision is not just about unit price.
If stronger packaging reduces damage, replacements and customer complaints, it can save money across the wider operation.
AOML can help you decide when double wall is worth using and when single wall is enough.
Frequently asked questions
It is a corrugated board with two fluted layers for extra strength.
For heavier, fragile or higher-risk goods, it is often the better choice.
Yes. Printed options are available depending on the specification.
Not always. It depends on product weight, size, stacking and transit conditions.
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