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Two flat linerboards: These are the outer layers that provide smooth surfaces for printing and protection.
One corrugated medium: This is the fluted or wavy layer sandwiched between the linerboards, which provides strength, cushioning, and insulation.

How to Measure a Box

Measuring a box is essential for various purposes like shipping or storage. Follow these steps to measure a box accurately:

Gather your tools: You’ll need a measuring tape or ruler that shows inches and centimeters.
Measure the length: Place the measuring tape along the longest side of the box. Note where this side ends.
Measure the width: Next, measure the shorter side of the box, perpendicular to the length measurement.
Measure the height: Stand the box upright and measure its vertical dimension from bottom to top.
Record measurements: Note down the length, width, and height measurements. Make sure to use the same units (inches or centimeters).
Calculate the volume (if needed): To find the box’s volume, use the formula: Volume = Length × Width × Height. Ensure all measurements are in the same units before calculating.
Additional measurements (optional): Consider measuring diagonal lengths or cardboard thickness if needed.
Verify accuracy: Double-check your measurements to ensure accuracy, especially for shipping or fitting purposes.