Comments on: Ingenious Cardboard Packaging Folds to Fit Parcels of Any Shape

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By: orien2v2

orien2v2 — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 08:41:07 +0000

Screw this the future a.k.a. 2015 will have bubbles made with high strength transparent fibers filled with non-conductive, oleophobic and high elasticity gels where we can just stuff our stuff in and not worry about it getting crushed or dirty. It would be easier to pack as well. The only down side? You’ll have diff sized bubbles but that is understandable yet practical!

By: NathanielB

NathanielB — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 12:45:35 +0000

I agree with Avions, I think it looks and sounds like a great idea on paper (pardon the pun) but it will make the boxes/packaging a lot weaker so I dont think it would be something you could use on breakable products.

I guess it would be ok to use on soft products to post as long as they are sent by a courier that will take care with the packaging, but for breakables I dont think I would want to risk it! I think would rather stick to custom packaging like is offered at http://www.zeuspackaging.com if I need it.

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By: chazzzer

chazzzer — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 17:02:20 +0000

1800Julien says: “Bubble wrap is easier to use, safer for transport, and has a cool popping sound too. Does this one have a sound?”

Does it have a sound? Well, that all depends on what the item that was shipped in it sounds like when it is in little pieces. If it was glass, then it’ll have a lot of sound. If it was plastic, not so much.

Unfortunately, thin cardboard like this has no protective qualities. It would work for some items if you wrapped them in bubble-wrap prior to wrapping them in this cardboard, but it would be easier to just use a padded shipping envelope for those items.

I get what the they were going for here, but it’s obvious that the inventor has never worked in the shipping industry. I’m all for smaller packages that need less filler and take up less room on the truck, but they need to provide protection for the contents and this just doesn’t. The cardboard in shipping boxes gets all of its strength (and some padding as well) from the corregation.

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By: terroirip

terroirip — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 06:06:17 +0000

I am putting together a consumer goods office product and would like to use recycled corrugated as a two-fold use:
1. The corrugated would be the on-shelf display box and house the product
2. The box would also convert to an applied application of the product so the box itself would serve a functionally integrated purpose assembled with the box contents to produce the end office product.
3. The corrugated would not have to be thrown out

By: 1800Julien

1800Julien — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 07:08:35 +0000

Bubble wrap is easier to use, safer for transport, and has a cool popping sound too. Does this one have a sound?

By: Lea Bogdan

Lea Bogdan — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 21:27:33 +0000

Hi @Aletalynch! You can email the design sungpatrick@hotmail.com, but I believe this may be just a concept for now!

By: katwood

katwood — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 20:25:39 +0000

It’s interesting that all the naysayers are so sure of themselves when they haven’t even touched or worked with the product.

From an engineering standpoint, isn’t the triangle/pyramid the most stable/strongest shape? Anywhere you would fold would basically result in a triangle/pyramidal shape. And if you still want a box, you still got it.

I can imagine a lot of uses for it and I have even used cardboard in this manner after much wrestling and creasing to get the same effect. Although odd-sized packages c/b certainly problematic in a UPS-like situation, there are others where it would work perfectly where a box wouldn’t fit into a round hole, etc.

I think the product is quite innovative and shows a lot of promise.

By: aletalynch

aletalynch — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 19:13:32 +0000

This is awesome! Maybe the info is here already, but I’m not seeing where you can purchase this cardboard. Can someone share a link?
Thanks!!

By: ksspyder550

ksspyder550 — Wed, 12 Jan 2011 20:13:25 +0000

I am not an expert in the terminology of the business, but it seams like the rigidity of acute corners of boxes and the corrugations form the strength and stackability of these containers.
Finally is the address location and the load order in trucks etc. These containers would seem to add the phrase “watermelon seed squirt” to the shipping business.

By: sumiya

sumiya — Sun, 09 Jan 2011 08:36:55 +0000

Good job i like the idea…………