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    Comparison

    Corrugated plastic or cardboard?

    Both carry clothes on hangers. The difference shows up on the second use, in the rain, and after a few months in a stack. Here is the full comparison — including the cases where cardboard is enough.

    Point by point

    CriterionCorrugated plasticCardboard
    Unit price, first purchaseHigherLower
    Cost across several usesSame box comes backBought again almost every time
    Water resistanceDoes not absorb itSoaks through and warps
    Cold (−25 °C)Built for itTurns brittle
    Stacking over timeRigid wallsGives way at the bottom
    AssemblyNo tape, no toolsNeeds tape
    Storing it emptyFolds flatFolds flat
    Clothes on hangersMetal barCardboard or thin plastic bar
    One tight, single moveOverkillDoes the job
    Repeated business useBuilt for itCost that repeats

    When cardboard is enough

    If you are moving once, the weather cooperates, the budget is tight and the boxes will end up recycled, cardboard does the job and costs less up front. We will not pretend otherwise. Corrugated plastic becomes the right call as soon as there is damp, long storage, cold, or a second use — and for a business, the second use always comes.

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    Prices start at 64,95 $ per unit (based on volume). Custom colors available for orders of 100+ units (additional charges may apply).

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    5mm corrugated plastic. 24" W x 21" D x 47" H. Built to last at -25°C.

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    Frequently asked questions

    No. For a single move, in good weather, on a tight budget, with no intention of reusing the boxes, cardboard does the job and costs less up front. The maths changes as soon as damp, long storage or a second use enters the picture.

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