The outer flaps on the top and the bottom of the RSC meet at the centre and can be taped, glued or stapled to close. This style is the most commonly used carton, it is also the most cost effective to manufacture.
The outer flaps on the bottom of the HSC meet at the centre and can be taped, glued or stapled to close, the top is open. This style is often used as a base and lid combination
The outer flaps on the top and the bottom of the FFSC completely overlap and can be taped, glued or stapled to close. This style is often used where the product contained is heavy or needs extra protection.
The outer flaps on the top and the bottom of the OSC partly overlap and can be taped, glued or stapled to close. The overlap can be varied dependant on the product contained, and is often used in the packing of meat products.
The outer flaps on the top and the bottom of the FF5PF completely overlap and can be taped, glued or stapled to close, whilst the fifth panel is used as the closing flap. This style is often used where the product is long or flat packed, such as DIY furniture.
The CST has flaps on all four sides that can be taped, glued or stapled to seal. This style is often used as a lid or a base for pallet bins, or as a cover to protect a pallet load.