Length & Leg Dimensions
Tell us the board length and both leg widths, together with the package dimensions and the areas you want to protect.
Discuss your requirements ↗Protection where
your packaging needs it.
Bring your package, load arrangement, and handling process into one conversation. Let’s review corner protection around the way your product moves.

Board dimensions, package shape, wrapping, and handling conditions belong in the same specification review.
Show us the corners and edges that need protection, along with the package shape and construction.
Explain how the load is secured and how corner board is positioned within that process.
Include stacking, warehouse movement, shipment conditions, and customer receiving requirements.
Corner protection works alongside the rest of your shipping materials. Tell us about your pallet, wrapping or strapping, package dimensions, and any recurring damage.
Share current specifications, quantities, and delivery needs so we can discuss a practical next step.
Corner board is placed along package edges or corners to help protect them during wrapping, strapping, and handling. Review its role as part of the complete packaging arrangement.
Include the length, both leg widths, and thickness if known. Share package dimensions and a photo or drawing showing where the board is used.
Tell us how you wrap or strap the load, including board placement and any recurring package damage. We can discuss the protection requirements together.
Start with the package, handling conditions, wrapping or strapping process, and any customer requirements. An existing specification is helpful; dimensions alone do not describe every performance requirement.
Yes. Send photos, current board dimensions, packaging details, and a description of any damage or handling problems you want to address.
Length, leg dimensions, thickness or current specification, quantity, delivery ZIP code, and timing. This preview prepares an email; attach selected drawings or photos manually in your email app.
Share board length, leg dimensions, thickness if known, load details, and quantity. A photo or drawing of your current protection setup is a useful starting point.